The weekly Oregon statesman., December 22, 1876, Page 6, Image 6

WEEKLY OREGON STATESMAN.
WlULY GEEGC3 STATES5AI
FRIDAY
DECEMtl-R IS, 1C.
'.loas Wa roesvlav lio i.irg'kPai'y,;
1.NA1, HOTI-V
Is it going to snow, or wVr "
This weather lowers wood r ;ics.
House phsnts are a nuisance Ibb Lather .
Lilly Triro. daughter i f K. H. Frio, Esq.. is
vary ill of diptben.
The amour t of c'sims a'.ievw.-,) at the lo-ctta-b-.-r
term of the County Court w.- 42. f St.
The Lolanon mvuiitaiu nid b t-1 - ! f r ,!
inter.
iioys of the Norib 8al im school are sliding
on the mud hole in thai sclmrK
Sanai ir.c iff time" is spproaolun:.-i;h fear
ful rspieliry.
The summer is ram, the lim eud..i. :...t
vit lat BKt cost, and are ootsivni. .
The re-gciar EKvhng of the Good Te miliar "s
Lodge, cf la .pen'-nce, arc tc-l-J Sunday af!?r
a xu.
Leap jr b aot soc. ;.4 le-fee of t-1-i tocb
ulors u! pi; i '-eot.r.?ed out," in -thb 'aviU
wjc da."
t tie fSiBgrtue M utiUle.
One of ilte pleasing fea ' e, UerutoiHit, of
rite SlfcJtiodisiiubbitu School was tut sit.iiug
exercises that consumed haif an Lour prtvi.in
to the cD,ineneeuie-nt of the regular school
exercises. Bet there b a row among the 'Mng
eTa," or rather the leaders, aud the suigiag pasl
ilme sin't what itence ws and many who go to
enjoy the singing each Siuiday, nowadays, go
home djsappcinttd. True there are nisuy cf
the "sweet simrrm of Israel artU scattc-re-d
throughout tin church but tUry aics without
nay loader, "be stranger a i.t.a tat-ir gate
naturally iouue -wi.v :s ti.ia tii'i1? ur.d b
told thai thert has been a., no. vt of a uar as
to who should "pitch the cnua.nt." ilr. to aid
with hi fibuds, wcu't sir.: wvrti: a r:iit, it"
3tr. 'titther bub bads. Tin- ru".; t lfcst Xr.
t aai eo is -'..:-.:! at Tu'.l c- , lUa mpj'
tienj atteutb trgukrty, bat ::s d'trit.g tbe ji:g
liig eirtrcbesi with bi hetvil bowvd dsn,
.a:,i.iUo3r, (i6sj't) that p-jrii,,n of tLe
ix-rfptcze that tu!i what a bi, tticg 'brother!;
lovtT i, etc. iiia voue U maa howovar. and
Uie beautiful fLbbatii ti.-Lmil feycui that flaU
up to Him bj the myrUJ voices cf inciiit
children, a:Mi the mdin r rcs of tlit
organ, are noheetlsd by him. He wtii't j'ua: ia
beeanae ht's cial. If there U nythi:i in ex-
Bple t!ie ci.Hilren of that Pi' '..a h Pcavl hive
akw f?cae to foliow in this sicgiBg TatuJaK
rngifeb Optra.
Ttb ei:ts tbe fit appc-arar.ee of t!.-e Eag
Uih 0,era Truaj teespUce at Kted' Opeim
Ilonse. The coapaBT ch d at I'ort:suJ last
ereiaing mfier aa niiaitu.!ly biiUuAt ran of
iiear!y two wi-cis.
Tie Ortrgonian id srzlu ;i of tvu
ning'a peThirmaece
Tat i-ralr pi i-- uf I'B i siis. K- Har
lan tbcMez. croxdrd font jiiup. uot
wttbauuKiiiw it w H'Hiiny nUbt. Jac-ij'
T iva-iiiti! awl BparKiiiij; ct,u.i,- opeta, "La FiUfc
de Sniime Aiis-t." ws rendered iu a ruancer
tuite cmpnvauug to tue UrtJe audi see. Lsl
iiea o tri- b'tii! pref iu-i- 4 eH:Dd,rd ci:titifu of
tje perform m:-e. 6i.6i.-e i; tuat the raj.
)Tiju--i ui cjpilil lityte, aiii kd! the hirge a&d
tafhiuDahe aaicitoa r y tu excdeut huntor.
'u ae ieh an nier-Mani attendance u aa en
owtira?io nm-sn an ! rofrvtr.ag to th niiyao
rial pocket. It ia a Buttiwirtity fact tittit smue
the opaiBS Dttit ibb aa iience have s-eadiiy
tnCTaawd. whL-ti esruiuiy apesiu vuinm fur
he merits .f fie irotiiie.
Ipttrtai hftrtrtf
i he 1 idiea if toe CoHgrati-mai Chureu hare
' rgauizd an IuJ a:riai Sok-T- tr what jmr
pciae will br aen The officcra i t aa
f Iiowj: Mr. Ma-tw bjtt, Prcs deat; 3tra.
W. W. llaraa, Ve Prselieot; 3Ua Bjoe Wti
ur, 6aiBE.ry, Ut 5la-i i W. Cte. Ti-c.-er.
Kra. P. 8. KLht aaiiatfal by Mi G r
S C&rpanti.r, E'-tlug to ttssch the iir.k Kir5g ol
1'wSaaiay S'bxil to miw. and th:y wit J-s
iitjr pt meesias tUa earning SaUiri; . The
li.ik tf the ladoairial kjeiery wi!! gvta
f Jtsahli oq Fridiy esBiiiiig of this te. a: the
rsaidoaev of lira? W. W. Kartts. Fri-c b :!
1 e vfiewtse.
The amtaut of expeiiditurt-s in
rant, for county parpuets. durin? he Jtar
t-jding Jaonarr 1, 178, waa J20,5i; 33. Mr.
George 4. E ha. Cotn.ty Clt-tk. ir.f'jrai u tlt
therapendifjr-t f r the preset Jtar. cotwitL-
f tandiug the hf-j outlay foi bridges, liihsitioa.
C hu been bat 519,91118. adJf -rcace of
-J35 15 for the preras yj. The tm'ni.t,
tnougb enrii!, ia in tbe right dircot:..:. , a 4
wafci wtll fur ill par kr ct-scfcratd.
t(r-.ra fM-etet.
Si iphsn Guarti tutd W y hi h ia oiu g. t -I
L b isiwaji ciiiid---red idTertiaiog llberajiy and
I ng to L tbe great nied:am cf incsu in buui
r axtd the preiudt tu wealth. Audi hie
cub 1: no invarfoM? rule, too, to adver-.b ia
:t uull.st titri , aa well ag in the htui' rt
4 .L experience LiviL taught me thl
t-:os tjwot ia vrlihdiont; aa by ktii-.i:' iry
I iia.6 contiuQitiiy t tore the public, it Llj
.corsi man; Ur tit I oUitrwis, would haie
I MfM wia.
Jonmt 4 l'atl' rs.m sola yeattrdtv i feO '.-te
firm near Monmouth, iu I'olk count; , for S-iV
JO, to two partis U'.ely from the Last. V',e
e infdnied hy Ihia &i m that thtre h coui-ic-c.ahlti
inquiry f.r .-nJ.-, and that tiiey now
.ire aevenil t;: tia:.ca -ending on bu.d
ridc. Tucy atiti'-ijtin-( fr,,3i thth Corrituoud
" ace from ths I., that theTe Till m. a mash
i .rgfrr lointigTa'.iou daring t.'rf- couiug wason
... actual K't-l-jr than ttsere has Ixen in rUs
M-ieit.
Our Uiauka arc tint to At. B. i. ilc-t'orttick
f ir a copy of bU txcc!.i tit aiiuauac fyr :bt year
tin. Thii ia the twonty-ee-ndyearT-r.u j-ttt-J..-ation,
and with a a.-irt;. of othsr a-, .'ui in
I irjuatioc, it coutoins uuii,j in n.iatisii to
e growth, population andrt(rtoe of Orgor,
''ibiusou and IiH'en.
U'i. I.ii.iU'r, F.?i.. lias opened j ;
u-jixt ir.;!irt atwi; at Sfhii n. ile t
f ziet u ' s-ecvf: to :! pexw.
r -
lYrcaa Thunalajf Manunc'a Iul
KM AL UT
Wh.v, SI-
Tip tup bc, wht3kj" wcatutr.
Caj-t. Bobiuaoc, Uie great Kimro.1 ai On-i-a,
bi,-;c. thirtnen dniia, yestanlar.
Oar Vortl.-trtd dsilif c Rte low about nachit!g
u.
Tin ma bruise . Baibual atrw-t wlU afcjrl
t n tta (iiatance to the depot far 'eo-htclta."
H.irf ei-mjilaiu! ccjaiyg tu aKul drttnicn
siwa-hoa iu town.
Sir -.-. Koe! i Cus art fitting up a net
Eaiatu i..l IttocrtBC tttice, in the Oira
li-JllM.
Coi'rUk rabb ititjuiry h ma.k-. en tbe atrevt.
tar Either ojinitig anx k. Eaowiut; oi pe
tliot a big livi-if ud b-fi.ro bins, H wUt'a the
iuu'.ii-.r.
TtK-rc . ., ii feeling on the part of our
Clt'Jtell-'
bt ' -- vrti-r work . uid look better
if patnkd.
Dr. S. V,
an Eif.-'or
cast.
B.tu .-it
aec-ird.t!,-,
mfct.:a.
:.?iwt;i
la;ois
A "mini
ho elected a
:itv" vote evor
from fo a ieeh npwarils,
, pf r.-..'. at tho Che-
Tab stitKLd nodical, now over thtrtj
three years oi 1. doubUaa afford the moat tom
prchecsivc r..l, aU things cocsiderej, the cheap
est mean of keeping well informed in the best
literature uf iheiiay. To this tact.uiort itinerai'y
recosriireil every year, may be attributed in,
eontianed fad iucreaaing auees.
The abiest living writers ia tv;"""- "
Ltatary, bingrapby, pbiloaiphy, jmxv, thei
cjry, politics, criticum and art, ara repreaonted
in ito raiKS. A li of aome of them will be
found in the vrcarectus pobliabed in another J
column, abiding a aofEcient evidence of Uie
quality of the magazine, while in quantity of
reading i: U ucapprcaohed by any o her
piriodicil.
It fa, in short, ti-t ot-:y tho-p-.:h compilation
of in indiapeiiMak eurrcut literature mdis
peEaihlc bocar.st- it embrace tl,e work of tbe
foremost writtjrs apon all top-iiM of liitig inu-r-eat;
and as such, tta latjcrtaBce at.d conveni
ence to every American reader cau hardly be
cver-eatimatad. It has always ran.eo a chief
among the eclectica; it baa absorbed its com
petitor, ''Every Baturday;"and in the muiiitudt
of qnarhriies, moctbliea and weeklies, it can
hardly be dh-pnied with by any person or fam
ily desiring a satisfactory compendium of what
ever b of immediate interest or persian'."nt value
iu theltter&ry world.
For the new year an extra offer u made tt all
new subscribers, and rtdued cluhbiug ran
with other peru!u-iili are also given, by which
a salwcriber is, at remarkably amali coat, put in I
rHjB.-eti'n of lite cream or both borne and fur-i
tips literature. Our readers who arc- selecting J
their pericdicaif fur the year wonid do well to
examine thi prjspeetn. There can banlly be"!
any other way of obtaining so cheaply orconve
tuetly so much of tbe best work of the best j
minds of the tbae. j
The EnUah Opera ttoupe tppearl at bird 's j
Opera Honse last night. The crov d vis not 8j
large as we -xpe?t';d to at bet was st-fficie'it t, j
indnceagood jrformance. The 3'tfacti nb
great where this trocp b Ui' o, ta;J tLt pe: - j
formauces being of a chaste and inu-llecttid i
character, we txp-tckil to stt a crowd'.d huas-:.
The bat nigbt wt hoie will ccme v.p tuonr
expcctatiDtt, hacasic t desire that everjbody
in Bilem should be presout and tnj .y the treat.
The troupe rettirj to rortind on special
invitation x iargt number of coliivattd iain.
andrntlr-jc-n.andwillilav there on Frids;
r.ii'nt of tUIs week. Give them a g v. l t- u,
nkttt aL'l !'": a hesrtv laugh.
1 be It beat IrkH.
Mr. Erren, agent of the Farmer' Wa.e
boute in tlds city, ba told 40,000 bushels cf
wiient aince last Satu :d y, at SI per btuhoi. On
Saturday he disposed of 1,010 to llesnrs. C'orbitt
4 MeCieay, cf I'ortlsnd; and to-day made a sale
of 7,0 j bushels to H-witt & Co., of the wimt
eiry. Tncse atles ctoos out all the wheat at
present in that warehouse, except about 5,X-bttst.t-b.
Mr. Uerreu U now paying SI raab, or
SI ol on one we.ia time, for U the wheat he
ear. get Tne sales will tbr-jw 40,00C into
active circulation in this city and county, and
ought to r:--'f
Liie. "
lively arotsaS hen. for a
1 Knmlurd
"The ft.-aou.g aoptranta for kg&l honor wort
exauiiaed by the Supreme Conrt yeaterday,
touching tbtir knowledge of law, and a to
wh.ther they were- octitiod to their ftcliBiebta.
Tht ixurt will give its dsciiiun on each case
this morning: L. ii. laom, The balks; J. 1:.
BrysocT. H. Crawford. Corvallis; P. H.Ii'Artrj-:
Baltm; VV. E. Eilyec, beta; E. 8 B.n, Eagtne,
audL. . b teams, Portland.
ir for Walta tl all.
br. J. X. KcCusdy and wife, iefi o- V, il
Uoieitt Chief, yeutorday marEing, tn route ioi
Valla Valla, where th-:y all! spti0 the winter.
ith the tiptrti'.ioo thut the clear atmoaphert
of that vaiky wdi prove bent&cial to Sir.
McCurdy'a ttaltL, They have been resident
Uiu city many yoara, and their many friendV
j jin ua in wihii thera s pleasant trip a av-wJ;
reaturation to hcslth, cf His. llcCurdy. and a
aife rvtum, in ti aprscj, ol both tits I. and
his girod wife. .
tmtrm jut,r.
At a regtiiat cftting of baieni Lodo, ha. 4,
A '. A. X.. held on :!ie 12th inst., the i
lowing officers were ekcled for the ensuing
Haaunic year, tw.t: A. A. licC lully, VT. Jl.:
Wiruer Itrevmsr,, . Ceo. G. Van VTaer
J. W.t J. H. Aibert,T(ak.; Xhc,. 51. Ilt-ynuhb
Bee-.; . C. Hatbteu. Iji-jr.
Iler awarai.
I bu.inew nien, hr.vo f tis-M ittor bourt on tlM.
: cjrueis ct Court aoii rt'.t a.ttcti. at tb'.ir m-
J ttrne-.t'oi. with '. '.n.:j-n::. ttra!.
ioe iet:e.-Tfc
I
Will he Co,;' "'
u a: t-.t;d iMMtm, 3
t t.-SOJlrf!
ah.n.
Tsv-rl.
Tl-; i 'i.ye. Itf'ij .'. Te'.f'ii in
' S' .n: i;ii, !''
,t'nB4 1'ndaj elonung's IiV3 -i
I1H4LMI1IX
Fih day.
Wheat $1.
Christmas tree an budding.
Two weeks nood weather in sight.
The Opera Troupe has flitted benoe.
Weexxt SraTrsjiASi lull of liaal. Statu and !
general news, bawd to-day.
A ' May and IVcenibor" affair is said to be in
the near futiue.
The dining nx'm of tlx; Chenwketa ITuU'l,
preseuU a lively apjiearance aloat nieU times.
The Commercial Hotel, kept by Witdcy
Graves, still keeps up to the mark.
Ilrtyniaa llro.'s elegant iJii-w wiud.)W-. have
on their holiday dress.
Finest farm lands iu the Vaii.y, be sale by
C. W. Shaw 4 Co., brokers.
A insrt) mtsil always u 1- hid. at Pile
Emerson's.
flats for the uiaid and matron, neat and
pretty, at Mis. E. vV. Moxley's.
Groeene delivered without extra cost to
those purchasing at Frank 9. Huvey'a.
Glassware and crockery, a fine assortnteut al
ways to be found at J. G. Wright's.
The Tut.v TiTCiKis is ia demand Jtut
now.
Great bargiM to be had at the Oveiland.
Bear that fact tu mind.
Etdingtcn A IU.inhari are turning out some
nice jub rrintu.g.
Bdly Stanti'tis b she pace to purchase a pure
Havana.
O'l-Twr tlsr wsellv miniug reports an copied
in tin. pu Ftaucbau journals.
Esy Neil is to he executed thj dav K at
Albany.
Tht M. E. ChuK-h CbrbtniM Ee festival
promises to be a wsy-np ailur.
6. Friedman. auctiuneer, eot 40 pr oeut mare
X-jr Mr. E, Cohn' houhoid furniture ihia Jf r. J
C. expected. J
If jnn have a conga or cold and want to p i
rid of them yon mn-t n-w Wetthorford's ' VVj.
gandi."
It b dead certain that .he dollar store ha the
largest stock ot Holiday eoods and soils cheap
er than any other bouse in the ei'y.
Yon can buy more and hotter drags f .r the
money at T. C. Smith A Co.'s, than at aav
other establishment in Oregon.
All of the Judges of the Fupreuie Oiurt stop
at the ChcmebeW, txerpt Judge Bob, who
lives "at home."
Fresh candies, f ir little stucUngs, Chin:uia
Eve. J. J. Cooper i Co.'s opp.siite li,e STATLs
waS office.
W. W.j Jfai tio'o txt naive as-ortmcnt cf il.
gant jewelry, strr-t "die attrntloo of tht
bdi-. '
1 be ii las Msrr,
It sill bo remembered that Ht.h. .Siiiuei.i,
Itit enterprising proprietfir of the ' Wt-t
SU rt," oQoxvd, some ttuic since, a prize of $25
for the best original Christmas story f ,r his
great Holiday Pictorail shant. rur;y-threo sto
ri: .istac of th, m tho production of the lust
pen.i on the coa.it, were rtooived, and after a
drttb&l xautinaur.a by the committfe, the
aivirt! as nude WeducsuAT evening, t Miss
Hail'.'.- L. Powell, of buyto, ia th s conotj-.
H--.- riw.ii wto formarly one of the teachers
at tU Coiitnd S-ihool, iu tuis city, and u a
pl.ii. w.-;tcr, and should he torn btt aitao
Uou to wfitingf'ir pubUcation, would kkid make
"hf-r mark" a a pjfmlax author-v.
.Ul TlM-v K-ld
A circular wiK-dtaw, rnu bj horse poor, j
put in oporabuo yesterday noar the old Motho
dist church, which brought a large number of
Chun 'woodrtwera together. Thise c-lc-siial
wood fiddlers Were throan into ou,lei:uauon
when told that ihu tiling ciiuw,.d np wnoi at
tlx- rate of 2 biiee a cord, and a"heap cam 11 '
seem to be tbe g mcral expression among tli'
took'-r-i-on from the ' Fl wery kingdom."
lXo f TeMlltasony.
Toe aitunicjs on uno side of thecaie of Kiiott
vs. Knott, which coin's np a this term ot the
Supreme Court, li-ve ovor 3.0X) pages of legal
cap, of fcsti nooj to to rea 1 and comwetib-d
upon. It u thought that the attentiou of II
court will be occupied at least one month
npn this siug', ea.;. A ' Knotty"" it
truf f-l.oligh.
ItrlUe I Milrsrt 1(.
Jleir-s. Z. Cr?f.n aud W. H. Moore ywt-. r:ty
Hctived the cuntract for bnilding tht brilgt
across Mill oreek on railroad street nosr the I'.
nr Oil milb. The prtco bid was 8239, and it
is the intenti -a of the contractors to na-re i.lt,
bri'Iji finbhod t y Chrbtmas.
OfMrat.
Tho Lnglbh Opera Troui e as gret.-u.ti i a
good he,use la.-: night, and the periormano wis
must excellent. Tbe-r go to Portland to-day, and
give a pTfjrmanet: oa special invitation, to
night. V,e v. jh them success and ctjiuuind
the tr-M'-ne o tbe craft es-erywlitre
PER&OWAi..
ben. M. V. brown, Me-sr. W. I. Burt and
JohnI ari.tr, of Aiban), are n gis!-red a' the
Chcmeketa Uotel.
We are glad to kara that Str. S. J. liba! i
muib better.
Mi. I.. Sc5'ie!'. of i- veV,( Sb ite, '.- iu in
cite. Capt. J. li. llil. t-s-e !- pioii.s i so an
brt niett of O-fgou. and now aoiit for lii'
Oh f of Steariisbip t.'ou'i.aiy, called on tis ies-te.-rLhey.
lie is one of the sulestantial huiuejs
aie n o! 'h-?-te, and witha! a ebver g u:b
lan. 'v- are pl'rised tfe tiie fao ,f tU
Csp-v.r, ii onr eauc-tuu..
li .n. K.' phn VraaM, numb.r of u.e fj.tiiee
laiute f,-..in 1 o.k e-jeuietv, gave ns a bn f e-alf
Utb k. il:! is tvnti-utiy gieatly iiunsitd
with th' Ut: atie tnpt of Grover A Co. to swin
dle our peop'.'., it the f lectori! vote, ut liaviug
splrattrt. ' r Coegrtssifnal hotoi hireseif.
I think i ;'. bat ii try to hoid the. oid eoncirn if,-
!'.-.-. e ,-.:(! i.r.jf. f d b-tiati, Joiif. il;
, '- !' - , i ' i,!:' " ' ! J -.'; 'I.
OREGON mmm ?.t.&.
i i
Oregon mmm
I Our Weekly liport-1
a.vsoo ooinm aii.vru Bir.m.t.
Mr. QurU-j, of Oregon City, a practic.U asaay.
or and one of the best in tl Sato, has com
ploted twenty-et'veti assays from tlio fauxuis sil
ver springs, twenty-three of sl.uih show largt;lv
in silver, running as high as f 1,000 to the
ton and the k-ast of whk-h indicated $18
per too. He says it can bo kt d pnifitably
a $T per ton, owing to the fa that no milliug.
or at least very l.tUc, U neeo ary to reduce tlm
mud so it can it retorted. Th? only ihthVnVy
which presents itself is wtiethcr there is suffi
cient cf the mud to warrant any considerable
invetmeut, althonitli purtlm whohavo returned
from a visit to tbatiwetiou r-port it incxbsnstihle
and covoHnt; ac versl )usre tuUcs of eountrv,
a lake wish a crust of dirt four or five feet thick.
Last fall a bone and man broke through the
crust, tlio man barely escaped with hia life hy
hanging to the edges bnt theboive imn rdiateJy
asnk and was never more seen.
nrrniB mixes.
Str. A. Marks, of Roxeburs. ixturned from
the Esther mine on Thursday week, bringing
with him a bar of bullion weighing 58 ouncs.
Thb bar is the result uf a twolre days run and
is partly from "tailings, " worked over once
before by the mill nrior to the employment of
the new amalgamating pans. The bullion is of
a dark ye llow color, and b nearly pure fto'ul.
Mr. Harks also unused us some very rich silver
or-j, taken from the Esther mine, Tiieae ajwi
tuens exhibited virgin silver in large splotches
a many plaevs. and would assay, at least, $3,(4)0
to Uie Urn in silver and gold. Workmen are
emptied in sinking a new shaft on Uie Exilicr
mine, and four franis are hauling quirts tu tiie
mill. The roads iu the neighborhood of the
mine art reported to be in exetlbut condition.
LriST QfECS.
A private lotfcr rceoiwd from Sir. Aduni
A-w il, Superintendent of the- Lucky Queen
X.uiug Cur, (-any. hiinpi sums encctirag.ng
news from that mine. The letter b ekteil le
eetchrr 3d, and we quote the fuilowing : ' I sni
djwa with tho wiKi. St fuel, and the quartz w
as it ti when It Ran 8rt slrtics. This
uiak a depth from tiw sun'we of U3 foot of
g'xsl gold and silver qt.,-?;: which av, rugos that
dutan x 3 feet in width. It u as n li a de fined
lude as has ever been 't. .aid a, oiitor California,
Nevada or Idaho. If we have go; u here tlicrc
b no nac huuting for rich and profitable quar:i
ljdes tboabere. The tunutl on the lowr lev
el is in 112 feet, and we have about 'JO or 40 be:
more to run. When this is completed we ill
he abb to work the quartz lode running south
west 23U foot in d p!h and nortb-ast from 400
to 1 feet do-p. Be member Uib lodo I am
working in not (he one that I started for ; it b
one I cui across in running my first luntl. 1
hive not K'.ruck tin main iode yet ; for it run
c-.cth and south, and the rue lam working
runs nirtbea-el and se uthrtst. Ui rutiniog
i-iii:bw,ii I will g, 1 1 the maio 1 ..;. The d:
wnct to the m tin lode b alx.nt 5- 0 f'et. all or
quarti Every blow tl:t :!! lc HiriK-k wh n i
get la with flue lower leve-1 will le or. q i.irt,
and Be ohancet arc that it v- ,il ail r of A (,'.
cla-s quality."
cvriTAi. m,:
The rwiult of an auy ol urt from ti.i moi...
maie If-r.mb.-r S-i. in Han Fi-no.-is.-,!, ir :i .!
Iowb :
Silver ? i3 Si
Gold :i
Gaieba. Co W
Total cr ton . 121 S2
This b a good aiiowin;;. and fr ro the ojsi&ing
of the !c Ige to the ptv-sMtt tuns , cacb saccc-d-ing
a-ny has been beuer than liie preceding
one. Wotk has lieJ'n active!- resumed, and
vestcnluy a pauk train of provhti,na and ammo
nite, u si sent in tint will i,npply tiie force at
work until spring. The extent e f the claim
nwntKl by this companv b much larger than
that of any other companv ir. the Mate, ftl.rah
accounts for tie large amount fixtd I t the '.iip
itai st-eck of tl.c cemiuany.
I rem tuist.jitnUt.ett Jin ii .
'1 leave trie.-d Uie T'ornvlan b rut aud tb r
sult fully sustains your pr'.iiioti'eo. I: ha. n;afle
a new man of me, infused into inv e-yii- ui nss
vigor and energy. I am no long' ; tiomi,l ,t
aud debilitated as when yoo last tew me, but
stronger, heartier, and with 1-arger capacity for
labor, mental and pbysi:al, than at any lime
during In Lr-t five years." Bold by alt drag.
gii-.
A K'-HiierkKtile 4 sire,
t.T Tjwxsejid, Vt., May ii, letf. j
li-v.- M. W. FositA- fctoni.ientli.men: 8v
eral years :ni.-o I U ok a .-vnro cold, which sett
lied on nty lune, where it remained without
rjiivkiition. I was tlion in Massachusetta anrl
growing worse- aud leccoming unable to atUnd
to my htisiiuaa, I returned borne and com
met.cee! w arehiog in earnest fur some medicine
which would restore my lost b.-slth. I con
sulu.d pliyairans, I tried many remedies, but !
obtoiii-d no Lslp, but daily grew worse.
I had a torrihle congb. and raised a good dual
of Mood. I had profue night sweats, and
M-ve-re pain in my ride. I continued in tiiis
i:ate lor mont'u and becaoic so weak tlt it
wa wiib great dirTiculty I dm 1 1 walk, wlea
at adi i.;d to try Wihtab's Baisu or Wn
C.Hi.iibi, ami to my great joy I soon feeund thai
tliis re-Uieely had arrested th diseaae. I couliu-u-
J lu ue .in- EaueAjf to the i-xten'of five bit
tl. sml kiave- eein-e tieen txperifiictd ro dsfticul
ly of to Iiiresei. I believe tine Haij8m saved
riiv life:, atl I shall over hold it in liit;h eatutia
t en Yours truly.
Lzwis Fmx,-?,
rrlnet atvt edr fr a t'uluftri ItlM-Htoe.
Tht- fientjs endured ly the rheumatic arc a:
tribuleil by acictitific p hologifts to the oor.tact
of a ctrUis almortual acrid ebuont in the
blood with the sensitive covering of tha roos
cbji ejnd j- iau. Hoetettor's Htomsoh Hitters,
being s itii;f-rb blood dopuro-nt, ia sdmirahlj
calcuiateiel tu expel this impurity, and by re
moving tho catie to allay the paiu and fevi rieih
syniitina v. hich it produces. That it is a most
uce.s-ssfnl remedy for rhenmatitim, neuralgia
and gout, as well as a reliable meson of c nnter-ai.-'nc'
tosc diw aacs, b a fact amply evidenced
by v lucta.-y cerUfita'ea emanating from those
whom it has cured, and a'.tos'td by medial
prsctitiooftra of high repute. It is likewise a
-vi ,'igei -Tjrafivc of dyspejeaia, constipation,
11 vi r en erji! -in!, urinary troubles and general
e'-i : . .! as ile" nxst pfj -r.br aaw-
Tb Kovemtwr number ef tho VVm-t hhore,
published by L. SaniueU. of Portland, contninn
(iirti-sils Df a number of the leadins citi.'- ns of
re valiiv, teigother with a short biographical
sketch of iath. We of oeiurse cannot give the
"counterfeit prese utme-nl" as given in tho West
Hnore, but eve puhlimi tho skotchts that acoom
pauy thein, of our own ciitoim. Wo give in
Uie older (,:vni in the journal aWx'i) n.cntiniied.
First cornea
iion. jorts meerro.
J,'hn aliuto was biru iu Northumberland
enmity, England, in 1523, emigrating from there
at thi a.-teotlS, as a moinher of his father's
family, with ahum hsliviUand hibored as a
coal inini'r iu tlio vioinity of I'itutbarg, Pa.,
uoiil lsll, during a minor's strike early in the
spi nig of that year, be t out iu m arch of the
W a:i rn frontier, and at St. Ismis, f 11 into the
rum in of ihu Orsgoo emiitraiinu of that year,
res tiingtue r ndozvouimr CI -n. Gilliam's trains
near Kt. Joseph. Mo , late in Mareih. He there
ati.eched hi nself to the family of Capt. It. W.
ll,n ri-on. (bow nf ClaU'ip rountyi as stock
iriver and general belH-r. At Fort Hall, on
Suake liver, be, iu company with two othor
young men. leeft the tram to make bis way
down to uie Willamette valley as bearer of a
letier describing the eondiiiun of tiie advancing
im niiii i ants, to Hun. Pehir H. Eurnett, one of
the leade-rs ot the immigration of IMS. Be
reached Oregein City in Octi i-or, 1S41; lahorlug
fur tbe first vein tor In asiKtiug his fellow im rut
gran Is to pass tire Caeca le mountains, and
afieraard as l.ignrf.ir Hunt's mill, at Cathia
mt, until lite harvest ot IS-ij. when lie became
die owner, by puruluine, of tiie oid nuaxiuu
f .rm. o(ip,Miie ths prese-ut town of Wheatland.
Early in 1W i tic sold tiie eild uii-eaioii f.rm and
hs-aied a claim four nulls sotit of Salem a part
of vliie'i be yet owns.
In July, IS4.7, l,v wasniiiTiid to Id.rtha A.,
elih-nt daiif.l-.Utr of Caot ilorrivin, anl we
liunk tiny were the fits: white rnu,!e marrUd
e! of Portland, in the t nlun.hia vali'y. In
1S4J. I,e mmmi nro.1 t'.ie rare and improvement
of shii p. ia which he !i since distiiignishcj
himself; bst!W;ng tho britest nhare of atten
tion on 'Morinos," an a uii aim of tiihuorirg
tlii aim! pr.id.ict of Ove-g m and the inteinr
Ceelomhia river v a! ley. Is 1W2 and again tn
1-64, hews railed to a at in the Lt'gisUttite
and has always bwn protulatnily id, utilitd ;.h
orgaiiuitioui r the improvement of Agricul
ture, having served several time tin the board
of Oiroclors of the Oregon Slats AgriculliiraJ
Boduiy, was in corre-poudiiig K-oreiary fur two
terms, and by iu boa:d of Dirtctors chosen as
editor of tiie Wilfoaiotte Farnitv, during Its tu-fan-y.
His bit and niewt important ort tinij tha
d. rnou-ttaiou of a natural pans through tha
Ca..a b lu'iuntains, via the vail. yof the North
Hte.nb.rii! riser, throeigli !,ii-li, when a road b
oe.i.. truud, ioi, nxiure cau be had brtwctn
E.v ' rn :o ( 1 otirnOr ge u at ail s.awnu of
'."!e e
OE Hs.f Ji. l!Sth, n.
'.' if e..ee, uf the firm of Jure A 1 a'ti r--n.
r !,iie- el-..aleri, Baloiu. wki bern iu the
b.jiv ( S..w York, in 122. and camr to Oregon
in IV).:. whr: be was t-ngaaed in mt-rcbandi-a.:'
v,,::. HJS. btng a r.n-ti.lor i f the- Srm .f
I,- -., ('oik ,V C'o., at t.lrai. That yeir II r,
J-,ni' -i' rio's cl ike ri.al i!e.e bueeiiu is. in
wiikii i.c b.et; uC"tfal'y ii?cd mr
":ri -e . Mr J. is the founder of K.n.ih tbiem,
r.i.d ti v ivr- :e,-o erect d a .'.OieJ rtsul i.ce on
ti.at tb -7 -ai;tar.itivt vai.te. and f.-otn that lice
t)i4j b lau -1 the snreess of tlmt ti-rUuti of the
Cap:.-.l city. Mr. .1. b abo p.rt ..ewn.v m tin-
Otera It ue." jt 1 "C n u.- r iil '.."
He hail at various times eontribulad vslitabie
articles to the press and has also published
large-- LUPtlvn of mphle-U, on the "lbsocrcei
i,f the Slate," at Ins own exx-t,. Fe w Ore
gotjiam have uoiie so murb as dir. Jot.es, to in
duce in.mi"ra'.iou. and iu f:t hb busiiit.:eit ofliiw
at Hah m js liuowti as Uie "I nroigiani's llouio."
1 e-Kl-H HUH, VS!,
Jo-ih II h.iun. rri eid. nt nf the 1'iom.sr (ill
Ciitiipiny. a burn iu lNvUiif!.itc, i.g!and, !
iu 1S17, from rhtcb r-ttutry I t-1 lnij-.ratid wb',u
but 10 )'sar of ag'-. lu M iJ tiie i:v. Juson
Loo delivered a le-cture on (Jrei:ou, at Peoria,
111. This created such a foror that a Company
of eigliUen was made lip to go to Oregon; onu ,
finally, not dissatboed and went to Banle I'c,
Mexico, Instead, having but four, these, how
ever, aiual have b en l!-le.rn:ined to Come hi rc,
judging by their mono, 'Uregou or the grave;"
nut of these f"tr was the sul jeut of our sketch,
fbaohiug Greea river, the Iiidiaim atolt their
hors and tiny were compelled to winter wi:b
them. In cosside.-ration of sticking guns, tn!
aildlis and aotidry jo m perfurmtd l-y Vr. H
for the Indiana, they futnbhod bis party horses
again iu tbe spring to go on. Owiug tu the
great drptb of miow bttv t-n Buake river and
Fort Hall the y did n it come across uiuoh gaum
and for four days were without a particle of
anything to eat t xo '. w he:, they once caught an
Iudiau dog. At Fort Hail then an English fur
tradiug post, thry were supplied with salt sal
mon and a few oibc-r things; but, a'thengh over
a year on tiie road, th y ntver ale a particle of
broad from the time they left Arlaorsui, until
Fori Vancouver was reached. After all these
harebhips Mr. U. arrivtd in Oregon, in May,
lt40, and being a carpenter by trade, engaged
as the mission carpe nter, lu 1411, he took up
a claim which lie farmed until l's-lH; finally
abatieiouisg this lie followed the oiercabtilc line
until 1,'i, tn Haletn. In 1872, he was appoint
ed an oac of the three commbiiioricrs on the
now t'er.iumll iry bulldinga, and also appoint
ed as luperiuteodent of the State Capitol, both
ol which places of trust be filled with credit to
himself and to tbe gcuer-s! satisfaction or
peopl l large.
v til-::;. JoUN t. MIt,l4!K.
John F. M. Her, of finis. , l'.osiiii nt of tht
W'ilUiiuotte WiKih n Milb until its lute dustruc
tiuii ly hre-. b now 52 years of age. ami n-n
b-rn in the. Htata ot Kentucky, ahe.ro his p
te,riial grandfathar had emigrated hi shoot
iTi.Ki, Irom the north of Ireland. Following
tho tid. of emigration, Johu F. scttitd iu Mis
souri, and fioaily, lu 1B5I, arrived iu Oregon.
In l-.lt le went out as a seildier in the Iiouiphao
column, that made tot lei-.braled niarrh fioni
too Mohour; frontier thiough tiie r.ortheru
Muxictin tUitofl, teturtiing to the l iuoll htalin
by the wny ol the Itio Graudc and Now Orleans.
In 1WS2 h. watt the Vrmvcrr.U? nandubtr for
fi eve ;-'ioi i f ti ie! Piivf-, -iiol i n o-t:pi-d
a ' ' . ' it l-t's.ji.;, r .1 . . , rr-sT (,t
of that body, has rondored goe d sorvioj a Cap
lain and Oeuoral In our Indun wars, and has
also acted aa ludu.u ARent. Mr. S!.!lcr has
leeen hredYalf a fanner and half a soldier, and
his life has keen one of action rather Uiaa
study; and althotigt: good part of il wan spont
in the rude and ruckle Kocirity of camp bin, lie
neither chews, smokes, aud but aoldom drinka,
and may lie said to have no small rices, nnlona
Iming fond of a fait horse can be ca!id one.
SUPREME COURT PROCEEDINGS,
Pripariil by J. 11. I.bti-r, Statu Lihrwian.)
Mft'vn raw
bwemU.r 13, 18"6.
rrsseutP. 1. Prim, Chiitf Justiee.
Wilson, McArthur and lloiss, Associates.
Wilbinett Trannpiirta',ion and Lock Co. vi.
J. W. Moot . The ri s)iuideut tnovis In have
the n lorn of notice of apiKial se-rwlnck, to
make an allrgi-d cones' tioti.
nld Uiiturns si they now stand are good.
It givas Uie court Jurisdiction; that b sufficient.
We cannot allow a mntiou that would open up
a qutwUou of f.ii'l that thin Court is not coin)
tent to tiy. Motion bverruled. Opinion ty
Judge J. F. Walson.
lliulcn A Trtilleiitter vh. Warntu Mi-Gutre.
This is a motion in i ffe-oi to dismiss the appeal,
as there b no bill uf exonptiuas in tbe Court.
Iliid-Tho nntict of cppmland aon-ice tlitre
of bolng iu rf gular order, givia the Court Juris
diction, but it do not inquire into (lie suffic
iency ol the bill of i xite-ptinnt. While if may
be true that tlm transcript does nut abow
enongb to unify this Court iu rivor.ing the
judgment of the Court beilow, that would not
be a reason for ihnmnssing the aprvml A mo
tion toafil. tii tin juilgrue ut of tho Court b low
nilgai lee euti rtsund by this C'ovtrt, and that
mation woi.lu hiing directly U-bire tlib Court
the propo.itinu lie;i;?r or not tin re b any
quostiou pre-M tiled l y the tvaliscript that
Would (itiabiu the Ci'iirt hiro to revirs.;. tie
judgment. Motion iivirrUed. fpitii'ii ty
Judge I.. L. Slj.Vrthur.
! !!!!.? I)AV.
TlH.-Bst.4I, IhX. H.
'. Mufrae.ts, JThijA. Xvry. Koved
by the Keipoiedeiit Ue Jioinur t'.- apje-ial b.a::.i
of thore not being tifSek-nt io..j,;,co iu th
tranacript dtarribing the jud,u.ti.t ;:...d-rt j in
tht couru btlow.
IiuiJ af.cr carofnl coinir'TH,. u of tl.c trsn
scrmt transmitted, the rsjiirt l ut.d'jr the opin
ion that thine b tuCiiiie i.t ii'jti"c in apixtal to
show thai there was judgment r,t.dored in tiie
lower court, tnotitn imt all,ix. Opinion by
Judge I. AVatson.
The court granted ot rtificahi admitting the
gentl irnsn.who sore exaiaintd ytieiU rtlsy aud
Hon. r. T. I i m ib limned to the in a gn at ej, a.1
of g-vod. sound le al advuw, ami rl by imp-easing
npon th. ir nuoa. thai iu tht.. li.tt.re, to
le,t their aord he an g i an tin ir hood.
Wofvis. rluiiid-Mution t-i deeemissa;iU by
roKpondcnt ; all op m the grountla that there is
no evidence- tx show tiist llai n.... n-i- . served
upon rep i: but' attorney, rcsidttia in tl-o
cotiniy.
lit. 1i..t...c ,i (ti-ci ipi tr!.sr..i!i( .1 1 y tie
ark of tlx- cmrt U.ov. w tuiici b.et, Iksjk j. oX
b only h, hi lug the c-o-1. ll-.aiu i f i.il ulork to
alios that it l the eviu nui given ia '.hcoouil
blow.
Thcc- crt lecll thi.t Blsin a ai-tiff maaiiig
lelurin that sat Ii nape rs hsvt leu srrvoil, it is
presumed lliat h hs tiotio so according to law,
unle t there ba pruof that tho atberney did not
vtai.li. in the count;,- at the time.
2d. Subdivision is out denuiu tauui,U for
the Court to t-nti ituio tlml the tternfitd signa
ture of the cloil; in uffi.ii-tit. Eno-Mgb tliat tin
tranexT.pt itrue, nd the Court ban puaar
te go back, of that. Motion n t ailowi d.
Ojiiion by Juilce b. I.. Kr Arthur.
N It! W Al) V K I I'I'IS e mi: NTS.
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