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•ey to be repaid on demand. At the sarqe officer. If the Treasurer in making those
time it was generally understood between the deposits or loans was actuated only by a sin
7
parties,
and Fpmetimes too, it was said oat cere desire to protect the Slate funds from
OF THE
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Published every Monday by
tight, that thG money would not be recalled the danger of robbery he ought to have ad«
the Trefkury until the meeting of the viscid with his brother officers before taking
STIGATING
COMMISSION into
J. H- TJFTOISr.
I
Legislature. <fln our judgment it would be the ¡step: aud, after' it was taken, he odght
APJ’Óljrt’Eb IN PURSUANCE OE
very difficult ¡to jimut oiVt any material dis to have hastened to lay the matter before
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
tinction betwiep/transactions of this soijt and the Legislature. His failure to do so is there
loans. Accepting the ex-Treasurer’s oir n fore an indication that his purpose was not
FERGUSON «c BIRD
Joint Resolutipn No 27, testimony,,
therefore, as true, in every partn
$3
merely to secure the public money £rom loss
A.
‘
Ono Oopy, One Year ■
ular,
it
ccrti
iiily
looks
as
if
he
was
iu
fact
but that he had some other and less worthy
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SIXTH KEGVLAK SESSION OF
■ AT TB
44 44 Six Months
lending the tioney of the State when he was end jn view;
ave just received and ARE
LEOI^ATIVE
AitWiDL
ATIVU AilgplBLY
OF THE
■ H T
making thedj deposits under such circmu- . The reason given, by Mr. Uooke for his
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constantly receiving
44 “ Three u -
STATE OF OREl^’, - ?
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stanccs. Tailing this view of the matter Jhe .premeditated and persistent silence on this
conclusion sfems irre-Tstable that lie “having subject is in out opinion someweat frivolous.
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4 in his possession money belonging to jhe
We are utterly unable to see how the publL
fCWinu^
from ’cist Week]
RATES OF ADVERTISING :
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i State, was loaning, .wifhout interest, a por catiop of the fact that the State funds had
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public money illie Treasurer was largely re- tion thereof P But that is the exact language . been! removed from the safe and scattered
betei at his post as the i which the laftv uses in describing an act witch ‘ among the banks could in any possible way
spousi de. If bd had betel
Consisting of General Merchandise,
tinane
tul
officer
of
the
State, whose special I it makes a felony. ¡.Certainly these deports, have attracted robbers. It seems to ub rath
1 Inch
r
was
toilook
out
for
and*protect all its I even if theybvere not, technically speak g. er that silence on this subject, aS it must
dhty
ii
ÄnchcsTTrS j 2 50 I2’»0 P
I 12 I 18 (>0
f
«
CLOTHING,
iô^eturÿ
conld
not have made lo.ins, were Contrary to the spirit of the flec evitably have led to the supposition that , the
funds,
!
^
ie
^12
F
ilSdjel,"WÎT50J 45019ÔOJ 18 I
™
siich j free us«!
sK!of
Of this m »ney. Mr. Cooke! tion of the statute from which we have ( uo- funds were still in the State safe, undoubted
,
CAPS,
HAT8.C
ted-
¿Inches, |500 j 4 00 | 5 00 |H | 20 j 30 0O
¿ULL-—i.,
is ted. if they were not, then the law is t m- ly rendered the money actually remaining
In w nateyer censure
_.
„
must Ï liereforeMiaro
DOTS, SHOES,
TCd. [4501 5 50 6 00] 18_| 22__| 3¿00
vjsite| [upon Mr. May oft account of the-e ply a dead letter. All that an officer ha 1 to there all tLe more liable to the depredations
I
GROCERIES, •
tfansj ptions.jp ;
I'Öol.-T &00 l YOÖ T 9 tiO I 20 I 28 | 8j_00
do to evade jt is to make bis loans under the
C
of burglars. So that by keeping the matter
It appears fi om the evidence that I name of; “d^pobiis,” and then he can jw /eh secret, the Treasurer, instead of throwing.
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hardware ,
Ji • t
«
Î Col.
ÍÍ
- tne 1 -te Treasurer violated the spirit, if not draw interest upon teem, openly and in er- any additional protection around the two
STAPLE
ARTICLES,
l'Col.
t|ie 1< ter of the law by d*poslting:-with vay feet security, tn. truth, unless “depos ts” hutidrefi thousand dollars deposited in the
il.ring the last twd
rjous bankib^
bankibU ¡hou
hou es“ during
two are held to be pi
GENTS’ FURNISHING
prohibited
_ J as well as “loaas,’: various bauks only made the hundred thous
Business notice-' in the Local Columns, 25
years
iof
bis
term
a
contWlerable
portion
of
all
the
misciiiets
s
are
admitted
against w ich and remaining in the safe more insecure»
insecure.
¡ I'GWW <>
., ETC., ETC,
cents per liue, each insertion.
t|lC p Lplic funds, which 4<;nds were used, in the law was intended to provide. Call tl eve Besides, iu
in
any
event
there
Could
have
been
For legal aud transienjt adx ertisements
or- ih
in pait
pili t Uy
tlios<; banking bouses
houses iu
ip transactiomi-of the late Treasurer
wholi
by tuosf
who! oft
uva.iuici
vuvti,
de-
then,
‘
-
-
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•
‘
nfingthe
Legisla
no
possible
danger
in
informing
the
Legisla
¿0 per square of 12 lines, lor the tiist inser
tiieirplnancial operation*. On this subject posits,” of pioans,” < or what you will, 1 icy ture flu
tn
the
subject
qftei
ftfter
’
the
deposils
deposits
had.
tion? and 11.00 per square tor each subsequent
¡we r for to the* depositjn of Mr.t Cooke, n liavo - a very
. ’ugly
„ look in the light of thp ;ec- been drawn into the Treasiiry. Then the
Insertion.
:U, Page 248, et. seq: nd to the contini- tion of the statute to which we have r t|fer-
:er- peril, p it in fact ever existed/was entirely
VW
i»-
Legal Advertisement to be Paid for up
Bbok
II,
page
1,
1
I
01
that
depositionK
past.
]
And
before
the
Legislature
met,
even
'
red.
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fl. '
on maldng Proof by the Publislter, -____
. M, also to tlie lest. ny of Mr. Bush,
give
Mr. Cooke for his 'i°n- if it had been
een prudent and proper to with*
_ The
Z. in excuse
11 thi0;tegard,
_L 1 b\ is ’ Al.-.A
Sa|em. ll«oklLp*g 2, et seq ; and to duci
hold
■
flpmjhe
public all information as to
Of latest Styles and in fine j
that the public
QeY
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istiinouy of Me
W. 8. Ladd and ! expended by the State.for that safe was ise- these deposits we cannot understand how it
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t|eniy Failing, embrace I-certain deposi- lessly squandered. Indeed, Mr. Cooked im- could have endangered the funds at all to
>0*Givc this House
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B. STOTT
JÀS.7.MJCMM,
tionspaken in r<u tland ’ lie month of Dqj self seems tot
----- to — the
1
iiot to have acted altogether
altogetliei un have communicated that information
an
aprGniB
stimony
here
ciV
;,ls7l).|
From
th
—
—
L
Governor
and
Secretary.
Is
it
passible
that
th«
the
hypothis
hypothesis
...............
of
the
insecurity
of
the
dafe;.
McCAlN A STOTT,
ibear.-t that from t 8 latter part of 18j9t f for * he kept.ln “ it all the time, as his testimony
the Treasurer suspected those i high
-____
,
officers
;
MART N <Sc SMITH
ds amounting to shows, a hundred thou=and
z
gu>t L8tO, State
thou=and dollars
or .more, of bei^g in complicity with burglars and
dollars or!
i
utl
or
$200
O
jo weil keht on deposij, by 1 a ______
sum certainly
, large enough to be a tempt fearedi-that they would make knojwn to their
t
L
ig
houses
of
Ladd
easurer,
iu
the
banfin
ing
bait
to
burglars.
To protect the money confederates any information in this subject
LAFAYETCE, OREGON.
LFU | at,
H b. Port
X V laud, anti Î Ladd & Bush, at thus kept ill
un,
in the safe he employed men ajtiie
at the which he might communicate to them? Or
, and in the Fir» National Bank <if expense of the State (without a shadoMr» of did lie inspect them of entertaining some no
.
pdlar as wo; have been able to authority
T‘
nd.
law for such a proceeding) to tion oristealing the public money themselves!
OfW^-On Main Street, near the Poet-
from
tlie
testiffiwy,
there
were
no
If
his
motive
for
concealing
from
them
the
stand
guargnightly
iu
nis
office.
Now
itinay
1
Carriage Makers,
offi«e.
marlltf
’ ents as to the ceii iie^isation for these reasonabl 3e asked why, if the safe waj in- fact thdt he was making deposits in the banks
:
j between the conductors of the bankp secure, al! lie public money was not depbsit- was, as he states it to have been, he must
REGON
w. M. RAMSEY,
d and the 'irea»uG».. i If tbeie were ed in ban^? lf
If safety required that two- have had some suspicions of this sort. In
uch*agrieiuents ttaT were so cunningly thirils of i^cshould be so deposited, why not deed tbiere could have been, as it seems to
i
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Y Z*
•d as tolelude oqr Utigation. The the other t^ird
/
$ird also? What reason or cohsis-
consis us, no reasonable excuse for the Treasurer^
„
__ ‘ ‘ j r demand,
iiemand, though tency wait there in leaving two hundred concealment from tlie other State officers and
its were
returnable
LAFAYETTE, OREGON.
111s to hive been giMralte understood! thousand dollar
> w
dMlais s with the banks
bauks on accbunt from thje public the fact that he was making
f
z
f
. i
.
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hey were not likely
■” ’ fcJ bo called
........ for until
’ I of the insecurity ot the safe, and at the same deposit? of the State funds in banks. Hi»
¡ting at the LegPjFture in bei»tember, time kee )g another hundred thousand in studied silence as to those*« deposiis was as4
H
Office in the Court House.
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It
appwritelso th ’ the depo.-its were that
bun» bj
» ic , ^-der the guard of watchmen lired unjustifiable as the depossts themselves
safe
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; the several b inks without arfbority of law? The tact that on- were.
?
at
and
were
pl
r
*r
ii
d used in theii; ii- i ly a part “ the public money was deposited
g their owu iu
j
[Tobe Continued.] \
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H. R. MTTLEFIEIJ), M. D„
a»o»ie.atiuiis.
MWIMMWte»
wiMj
u-.U
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tit®'
rBEW4 W agons :
Lu the
us tanks., is a strong thd
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11 ! ' 1 r
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.
T
we hl. ave ajready
- stated,
- , -. this
x u-e , of , the
, that these deposits were notinade so.
DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM,
P h y s i e i a n and S u r g e 0 n.
ic Uuffiey wufe a'flagrant violation of the security. I
New work generally kept on Hand^
t of the?law, it, iu.dcjqd, it was not a
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IX. It Was also a grave breach of duty f on Adopted in State Convention at Ttee
All orders promptly tiiled and satisfactkxi
. j
LAFAYETTE, OREGON.
ch of.its letter. The «provision of the the part of the late Treasurer that he gtudi-
stu_.
i Dalles, ou Apr. 10, 18T2.
guaranteed, i
* j A will be found ously concealed from the Secretary of State
ie velatigg £0 this subject
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ige 538
the “ General Jxaws of,Orft- and liis otlier fellow-officers, as welljas ¿from
r
Also repairing,'jobbing and general black
Office—Near residence, on Jefferson street. smithing
’
and
is
as
follows:
LAVW0*
the people at large, the fact that he was mak
proaip'dy attended to.
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Jieso^ed, 1. ^hat we, the Democratic,
marlltf
-■ ►
ection ffi4J ■ If any person slmll receive ing the deposits above mentioned. Judging
Specidl aitci|tlon given to horse shoeing,
party
of
the
State
of
Oregon,
a
e
pledged
/
ate, or ter from the Sequent reports which the Treas
money whatever for this State
»
F
marlltf
to
a
stric|
construction
of
the
Coixtituiion,
p
uUuty
,
town,
or
othertemnieipal
borpo-
•y
urer
is
reQuired
to
make
to
the
Governor
G<
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the restoration aud preservation of *hMtgh*a
’ Í ■
-2.11 have in piL
B session
„
11 tLereffi> *' or shall
Ins po
and Secretery
______
J“/ of
. “ State the purpose
.
the ot
the fttates to regulate their internal af
Oiiey whateverbclonging to such State, law Feenisho’be that those officers should be,
s»
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lairs,
ar(d especially tile elective franchise)
IUUIA'11, vra
nt wbteh
vv ijjjv 1* from time £to time,
ty, town or corporation,
or in
“me, fully informed as tb an
all
1
I
free froip the control or interference of the
cbrpora&oU ha* an interest and shall in tlie transaitions /of the
financial
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r—Li department
2-
(Under Masonic Haft, Lafayette.)
ray convert to his owriiuse any
portion
mach stress is laid
laic , ori . this
— General government; the protection of indi«
_ .
1 oi the Stage. So much
for skhllioan, with ok without udet'eit, matter thftt on page 625 of the “General vidual rights in accordance witU the funda
M-AiuFAfjuRERS AND DEALERS IN
X *
J' ■
JERRY PHILPS, PRO.
Hion wemeof, or shall .neglect or refuse Laws of Oregon,” it is made the duty of the mental tows of the land, including the right
Hi
r.
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to
the
writ
of
habeas
corpus,
trial
by
jury
j¡
¡iiI ri ii' ■ : 8'|
|i
Vvj the
VUv k>VV>ivicAij
report L to
Secretary ui
of State,
'-y--
J 0Ver y|y porlicn tl.eneof as by law di- Treasurer^ f Lvpvi
ì
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/f
and
freedom
from
unreasonable
feearches
ana
’
i
itHni ahd 'rmuiitel, or vpen lawfully de- semi-anriudl., y “a detailed account of gll mon-
i
:d so to,uu, such person shall be deem eys by hiffi received
»
«pia
ecoived and disbursed;”! j while, seizures»
T IS THE AMBITION AND DETERMIN-
I
2.
That
we
are
opposed,
to
every
specif
the Secretary
íd uilty ot larceny, and upon conviction on page G22 C_.
I
2. .J. , of " State 1 is r^qujr-
.
« s
atimi of proprietor to make the “Y amhill
13
of coi rrupiion in all departments of the Mm
ibf
shalVbe
punished
by
imprisonment
ther|<
ed
to
carefully.examine
semi-annually:
“
the
J
H»> c » k ” deHerve the patronage of the travel
—ral, btate and National Government.
in tlte j peniieutiary not less tlmn onej nor books and^accounts of the Treasurer ia$d the uicipal
i
ing aud local public.
marltf
3. That our motto,is no jiririleged classes
jnoiTl than fifteen years, and» by fine eq9al to moneys oti hand in the Treasury.” ¿44 Cer
lets in
~o privileged capital.
atuount so
s > ecn^erted,
loaned, or tainly the» when Mr. Cooke took so import and * no
wicN the aiejouut
converted, toaueu,
twicW
Í,
.4-
' That we are iu favor of a tariff to raist
legltcled, or refu ed to belaid
as
the ant a step^s to deposit in diffenent banks the
COOK
r H over,
!
' i'
* holy for the necessary expenses ot
ì
"
cafes nnay be?’
greater pertioh of the funds of the Staae, he money
the
Fedi
teral
Government, and not Ibr thp
ortien
of
the
italicise
that
portion
ot
me
section
ought
to
have
acquainted
the
Secretary^
and
1
W|
c innville hotel
pf monopolists.
1, we’are inclined to think,’ is applicable through, llm, the Governof, of that fact. benefit of
¡PARLOR 8TOVES/
J-
5.
T£at
we view with alarm the flagrant
From
this
uijdfer consideration,
consideration.
■to tl.te ; case nnd|r
PROPRIETOR
Yet as he himself confesses, he did not do so. . and opeti violations
- •
W. L. TONEY
*
I
of
the
Constitution,
by
thatiif
ithe law it will bé
be teen that
if His testimony on this point is as fallows,
provision of ’ jthe
«4’
tlie
paiiy
now
controlling
the
General
<5ov-
-i>
■ I one having ttf:
lie custody of.money belonging Book
McMINNNILLE, OREGON.
“
' i
II, page
pi ge 5, et seq:
in the passage and enforcement qf
t
to
tpe
State
lo^us
or
gives the use of any
“C
Q
uest
«)
n
21.
State
whether
at
any
time eminent,
» port^n of it to any-per son, whether for hire ____
Constantly on □d the Celebrated
the
Reconstruction
and Ku Klux laws, and.
o| State
Bihce you j &ave
Î ave been making deposits of
äMffifchil-lr
J
!-
i
<
the
corruption
and
fraud
whicB characterize i
Having re
’
.
urne
l
to
tne
oiu
mana,
nuu
re
returnel the old Stand, and
or n?8t, he commits a.felony. Tue substance f funds
at
ady
of
the
Banking
Houses
referred
”
ii
“
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administration of every départaient
department of j ,
2
- - « the
•• same, ’ I am now
furnished
and • refitted
of fl® u’tleucc-'k thè mere qct of lending, and to,
e in any .of
vour biennial reports, their
-f, you
r - ha*
-iwe-in
of^vour
and
pledge
u?e
Government,
we
ourselves
to u«
“ fl ‘
prepared _• to
accommodate
guests
in
a
man,
hie
moneyon
the
part
JI1U8-1 awarding the pub!’
pimiv known
ckiAV* v» •-* to
wxr the
« mxz Governor
xj » xz » *. * '-»♦
< or otherwise, I made
all
lawful
and
peaceable
means
to
to
1
"»ecure
secure
nZ
MBIliiii
«er equal a to _ the best, at prices suited to the
mg
it
yü
his
posbe^iau.
It
does
of ottb having 14
and Secret ary of State, and through them to
*____ _ of r all
.11 Give
/
..nM ^aisfy
u.iufv
convenience
me a call anil
not s^em to’ be essential to the commission tho Legteß ttive Assembly the fact that you speedy correction of these outrages and
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nnihilator and
ativiis.
» ?
W. L. TONEY.
yourselves.
*bf tue crimè1 that the perpetrator should had beenl| baking such deposits, and! if uot, usurpations.
«6. t
7 the freedom, welfare and rights
I Engine.
That
K-
marlltf 1
mak< or seek to make, any profit by the why not? g
1
people
are
superior
to
the
interests
of
of
the
lion. It is eminently proper too that
ir
A
nswer
never have officially? mader incorporations,
an
^. . -i A— I xurvcrnuw
and should , be protected
oration
_ •_ ^ we
-1 _ SNA
* . 2 * 1.
4lx zx State,
wx a *4 v « hasllways
x < s
rxx
should,be thus stringent. If a State bnO^W,
¡the 1 . fllIMflBBHflfl||fl®|
Secretary
of
againsfthe
exactions of oppressive monop^
Í
'7
lithe
ei
officer lends public money without interest,
the injury to the commonwealth—lyliich is known
'1
fXli£nV from' the
in fi®t but the peril to which its moiiey is Skffig
making d<
far
(he
deposits
with the First Ration- «H>ds <rkino from the sale of the Swamp
(ubjt^ted—iéijust as great as if he received So
So
far as
as and
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* — Ladd
OOBNKB FRONT AND SALMON 8T9.,
al Bank
Bank
Messrs.
&
i$ury for tlie loan. It ii, ip re- al
xhofbitant ps
and Messrs. Ladd
A Bush
Bush a$
ai con- La^ f> purposes of internal improvement»
ai
<p
Pro
tnrv
nrfr
the aid oi common
schools.
, ■
hlityga matter o.f'no consequence toJ3ie.peo- cerned I «fever
nfever told the Secretary n
nth Gnv.
Gov- and
^«..1™^
nt
PORTLAND....... . ...................... dREGON
8.
That
the
construction
of
locks
at th.'
the
»
ether lie makes anyuiiqg by thè trans ernor anything about them.
pie
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Falls
of
the
Willamette
is
a
judicious
and
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SHA ... YOUR HAIRCUT IN actio or not. All they are concerned to # Q uestion 22. 8tate whether it win kS not fective safeguard of the oommerce of the j
Tbfc New and elegant Hotel, with new
depos
knovÉis
thatsfee
is
putting
their
funds
in
haz
youy
porpose
to
keep
the
fact
of
these'^
ORA
GOOD
IT
STYLE,
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Farnitnre throughout,
Í h TA
Valley, and we favor legislation; |
ard ot loss. | lf the law were otherwise it its of State funds with the banks refei ed to Willamette
ro yourh rHISKERS
to
the
end
that
the
commerce
of
the
Colum«j
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^voiild be easy for an officer having the cus- a secret fif>m the public genearlly, ai |tf if so bia river may be in like mapner benefited,
DYE! THEBLA’ KE8T, Í
IS NOW OPEN FOR THE BZCEPHON
iio<Jy bi the' public funds tù squander them in why?
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and protected.
Ml
friendly accqàiodation loans. Besides it is a
A ns weir It was my' purpose to ro so.
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9. That the thanks of the people of j.
TO-Ji
funds
mistime
to
suppose
that
a
public
official
gains
___
>o§
was
I
desired
to
keep
th
—rGO
My
reas«
mis
gon
are
due
our
present
State
admin
is
tratt__
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noti bteg by ltilding the money in his c|harge, sale from^he attacks of robbers tnd o pro- for its successful efforts in securing
to th<,
1
4
I
if
¿ jer^eceiv«
•eceiV' no interest. There are other tect my Sv ritiG3 ”
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Path
forthe Accommodation of Guests.
which
othenf’ll
State,
“
t
he
grants
of
land
il
as
fol-
il
than
thi't.Which
is
calculated
•<r
.me
point
Mr.
May
testifiei
UOMN R a MAJORS'
kind« (of pri
On the
vl
wise would have fallen into the hands of
ju dollars ai hcente. lUs olten a master of lows, Bo< I, page 197:
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grasping
corporations.
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to a man in
pubtic-life to
somd importance
m pubtic-liie
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_
_ you hlveany
‘‘Q uestion 7. State
SHAVING EMPORIUM LAFAYETTE. have'ihe aid!® others in furthering his p<>li
or
information
as
to
whether
the
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ADPftAM
morii
if
¿itd silence criticism * """
upon ?his knowledge
marlltf
OREGON.
’ ’ on d< ’eeosit in
teal ftohemehZ-
State
funus
were
all
retained
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Officili condwiit, etc., etc. And the certainty the State We during the last two y|ats .of
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J. B. SPRENGER,
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òf |(^omplisliing these ends would be a fuf- your adnilnistration?
Governor G«Qver will speak on the
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of Cosmopolitan Hotel), Proprietor.
e
ficiedt consideration for very large loans*to
nl*4*.Aax
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To
the
best
of
my
knowledge
ing
issues
at
the
following
times
and
piece»?
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thoe whxrlcpuld promise that certainly. thev wer« except that I understood that cer-
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?heri, too, a man may be benetitted even ti- ta£i counles East of the Mountains add Mult Umatilla.............
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A
anctelly by Unding money without directly
[evening]
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£ <
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M
O'? AU *
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deposited their State revenues Dalles
.receiving
interest. There are a hundred nomah O nty
receding interest,
Portland
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Ladd
&
Tilton
at
Portland,
and
(Worm Doctor.)
wayij iu which me
men of capital can aid lnm with Mes^s jeasurer thereupon issued othem Hillsborough..
wayii
V
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jnalc^ially te hi*
and busiuess
__ speculations
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i the State .* receipts for the money.”
Oregon City..
w
NG MADEitftE ENTOZOA A enteij>rise8,0nd
the prop a
enteijrises.lind
frtsi
fortunes.
’
in
pushing
btsifortunes,
gep-
Lafayette..
<
hit
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njs
that
the
Treasurer
pt
rposely
long
study,
and
adopted
this
branch
So it s^
Proprietor
eralkf, without
erallf,
lieu giving him any money. And
/J
Dallas,...........
«
3. HARRIS
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to Beware
secure thpftaid
thpfraid
it w ould be we I 1 worth bis kept the governor and Secretary in r orauce
hat
d
ir oí kc iO. • I ■ •
Whil^ to lend those who can give it, any ijums of This important fact, and that the l&te:
LAFAYETTE.
4 • ¡ •
Albany.
.........
ate
of
ficer
did
^ot
know
of
it
even
at,
the
hot
at thesdat
a>k, out of public funds under his
they might ask,
f
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iLsion. Corvallis.......
bis
examination
before
the
Commie-
cDndol,
without
asking
or
receiving
a
jeent
Z 1 •. .
A FIR8T CLASS SALOON, ALWAYS
Brownisville
.
morte the Treasurer studiously r^fi
mor^
rj framed
_
Itef interest, ji” Iu tine it is so^asy to cuvef up Nay
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sapp l^ed with th© very choicest
as
to Eugenje.,.....
2.
from
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informing
even
,xl
’
the
*
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Legfelaturt
Legislature
u
Í :
the profit tel hie^ a public officer may make the course he had taken with refer( ince to
Oai'and..
traii.«*|ic.io<M
ot -----------
this sort that
f
out of transit
— ----
. the
. .'only
.
Hth
Roseburg...
gaiety is to prohibit his lending the funds ip the sa‘ kftep ing of the money*of tbj Stato, Ashland....
X
ii
jis
vom
Indeed 1 biit for the appointment of tl(
his ht ids iu Hijy way whatever. 7
rii9tv
Jacksonville
F
is altogether likely that itile de
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IH true plat-the wiinessBp do not describe mission ft i have remained forever 1( cked in
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Tntebest quality of Job Work don« c
JARDINES ■«TILL BE AT LAFAYETTE ON THE the bi nks referred to, as loans. Yet aawe the breasts i of the Treasurer. indh>/6onfi-
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at Tni CouaiKH Book and Job office
lined tq think they amounted to that dants.
VT
Firstf
Monday_b
f
®
ach
Month
an4
ous
Be
,ppears
to
us
that
this
stui
Now
itfjkppears
®o be had In the bast markets.
. 1 loflett with the banks, to be usal
. V
tok.
^Remain during Cour
“ ■ unbecoming ai tonest and ftp specimens.
ik,.
m
as they saw fit, certain sums of mop- crecy wa^altogether
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