OREGON.
THE SECRET OF THE CHIEF
JUSTICE NOMINATIONS. ?
LAFAYETTE COURIER.
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The following is from a Washing ary societies.
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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY », 1874.
OUR COLUMN.
WEEKLY, SEMI-WEEKLY, AND DAILY;
PROCLAMATION.
ton correspondence to the DeuLy GrafE-
W hebkas , Under the Aèof th« legista-
Benton coanty has
ed tiro
Assembly, of the State of Oregon,
vieguu, en
ie^ and seems to fully explain the mo
titled “an Act to protect litigants
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approved
almanac.
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tive of President Grant in nomiua-
October24th, 1870, the L a ^ ayettb C ourier ,
Prof. Condon is tec
he a-newspaper published afcLafayelte, in the
k Domocratfc State Convention for the -ting Williams and Cushing for Chief
oounty or
of Yamhill,
Yamhul, Oregon, has been desig
desig-
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Àate of Oregon, to hereby called by the Dem Justice.
West Side counties.
nated to publish the Lega^ and Judicial ad-
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▼estisiDents for the cou
of Yamhill, in
In one thing do Williams and Cush ' -i 1 »■
•cratie State Central Committee, convened
the State of Oregon,* and
The
swindling
pedd
M itertland, Oregon, this the »d day of Jan- ing agree—that is in being the inti
W hkbkas , The ptoprie
. —. ”of<*id L afa -
Wy, A.D. H74, to moot at the city of Al- mate friends, associates, and counsel posing on Lane count]
twit « C oi
ourikr
tstts
' bi » r , has filed 3with the county
Clerk
said
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Jhtay, 0 m « m *, en Wifasstay tho 18th day
Vivian has been I
of Jay Cooke. Williams, as an Ore
accepting the conditions of said Act, together
DM
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< MarchJSIAfar the purpose of nominating
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with a Bond approved «ij the law dlrecte
gon
lawyer,
has
been
and
is
largely
people
of
Albany
good
nature^. ; 'With
(innStiiitrr to be voted for at the general
groper
returns
and
r--r— —
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J notices thereof, to
this
office
according
to
jiow therefore said
stectfon in Jtne next, for Congress and for interested in the Northern Pacific
Social parties at Salem are ¡all I L afayktts C oubier , law
is
hereby
proclaimed
the various State and District offices then Railroad. Cushing has been confi
to
be
appointed
and
confirmed
aa
the medi
to be filled, and for the transaction of any dential counsel of Jay Cooke since the the rage, and everybpay is haj^y. um through which all LegiJ and Judicial ad-
be-
vertismenta for the county^if Yamhill in the
other busineM that may properly coi
The city hall at J'*“*
rise of the latter
to wealth.
State of Oregon shall be published for the
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Griod authorized by law;'
It
would
seem
very
likely
that
in
been
repainted
and
lo
very
nice.
The apportionment of members o( said
testimony whereof, I hrve
heaennto set
ye heaeunto
Convention among the counties, is based up any case affecting the estate of Jay
The political cauldron is be^in-
my hand and caused theeeal
sal
of the State
on the Democratic vote cast for Jolfa Bur-
of Oregon to be affixed ,>t
^t
the
Executive
Cooke,
or
the
estate
of
the
Northern
sett for Congres« in 1872, showing one dele
ning
to
boil
throughout*
the
office, in the city of Salt im, this the 22nd
1§thte.
gate b said Convention for each one hund Pacific Railroad, it would be a good
day of November, A, D,| 187J,
red or fraction sf fifty votes, so cast.
caking
Dallas,
Polk
county,
is
stoning
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Ths several esuaties sf ths State will be thing to have a Chief Justice who
1 b ‘ F. GROVEB, *
«■titled to delegate« in said Convention as would do these interests full justice! itself to organize a singing school.
Govern^ f of Oregon.
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Attest:
5 This will explain why neither Everts
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8. F. C hadwick , ;
The
Debating
Society
at
Forest
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are
discussing
^hosfe
|nd
nor
any
of
the
great
lawyers
of
the
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hob rrohlinq.
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The boats will majke
IS HEREBY; GIVES THAT
1 position.. They have not had the
lar ■WTOTICE
Xffi the undersigned, sple guardian of
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9 good luck to be on intimate profes
! Dan
Haun * Perkins, »
a miiitor,
au-
.-wii uuui»
Hunter, will, by au
trips hereafter betwe
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thority
of
an
order
of
tlieipouDty
Court
of
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of.
tlieyouDty
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terms
with
President
Grant
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Yamhill county, State of Oregon, duly
2 friend Jay Cooke. It will be remem- City and Portland. [
made and entered . of reco:
record
VOWS
1 - on January 0 12,
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A Teachers’ Institi
bered that before the break down of
On Tuesday, the 17th
.y of Februa
II the First National Bank of Washing held at Roseburg on* t khe 27th an
ry, 187foj
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at ten o’clock in the f^ren! n of said day,
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at the Court House door, , Lafayette, in
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6 Columbia (brother of Jay Cooke), was
Vltj 1 tion*to the highest bklder’all the right, ti-
An alarm i of fire e at^Baker
attBake
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apd interest in law or Sn
equity^ urea-
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5 the most intimate friend President
last
week
brought
out-several
piti-
ent or expectant, which (aid Dan Haun
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Perkins has of in or to th
,ha 5 following des
-3 Grant had in the world. The Presi nono in «iûzvî/inrl nn/7i«AJlB
cribed parcels of real property
• Wr _ situated in
6 dent attended a grand party at Jay zens in decided undreép.
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county, State of fdreg«
(fregon.to-wiL'
Blocks,
numbered
1,
2,
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10,
A dressed
hog
weighing
Cooke’s house only two days before
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20, 21, 22, 23, 25,
11,1«, 13,14,13,
It to suggested by thoeommittee that the the suspension of the latter. It will pounds, astonished tha cltjzbns of 26, 27,
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28, 29, 30,
82, 38, 84£35, 36, 87, 38, 39,
m-
svoraU counties hold their primary Cc~
40, 41, 42, 43,44, 45, 4«, 47, 48;; 49, 50, 51, 52, 58,
ventions on Saturday, the 28th day of F
also be remembered as a curious coin Cornelius a few days linee. : ’
54,55, 56, 57, 58, 59, 60, 61, , (Hi 63, 64, 65, 66, 67,
ruary,at 1 o'clock P. M., and'their Cpui tv 1
68,69,70,71,72,73,74, T
75,7
7, 78,79, 80, 8J,
Convention* on Saturday, the 7th day of cidence that when the First National
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82, 88, 84, 85, and lots No. ! 2,4,5, and 6 in
March, at the same hour. - In those coun
The Goose Lake mjil failed to 1 block No. 9; and lots No. 4 nd 5 in block
ties where these appointments do not Bank failed the President, who was
ing situate in
; No. 24. All of said parcels
meet the convenience of the Democracy, known to have had a large account | 'connect with-Kilgore fast weck,iz
id county and
| the town of Lafayette in
in
it to expected that they will make the nec-
bed on pages
i State, and being fully
eooary changes through their County Com- therein, had drawn out all his funds consequence of snow. | > 1 ;
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of records of
1 534
and 535 of Volume
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deeds of said county. Said property to be
Chin Dem? 8. C/iCoin.
but a very short time before the sus
sold
U. ~
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gold
coin,
tl money to be
*" for
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With
the
issue
of
the
31§t
ult.
* X WATSON,
Sec.
paid
at
time
of
of_sale_.
sale.
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DANIEL JOHNSON, Guardian.
the
Jacksonville
Senti^fl
celebrated
When 1 add that it is believed here
Lafayette', Jan. 15, 1874,
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President Grant is himself largely in its eighteenth anniversary^ j '
terested in the Northern Pacific Rail
road, I put you in possession of a con
Reports from Hubbhrd s^y that. TMe ,| MONEY 8AVÏD buying the
catenation of causes and consequen the
* fall wheat 8own|
1 on “
¿dij
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■“Home” Sewing Machine, re-
ces which are perhaps somewhat more
LigfHt t icently patented.
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TO SUBSCRIBERS.
We would call the attention of
those of our subscribers who are in
arrears for the C oubieb on Volume
Vm, to the fact that the volume will
elose February 27, 1874, and should
be pleased to have ail call and settle.
Subscriptions from March 4, 1873, to
September 4, 1873, are due Mr. J. H.
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ifornia, 13a «dalSs 9d; dub, 14 m 14 s
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JBee corrected notice of call of the
Westing of Democratic County Con-
Nothing of the wrecked ship Pan
ther, it is thought, can ba saved, but
the sails and rigging.
The newspaper reporters of Port
land want a first class murder item.
Who will be the lucky ^an to furnish
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Tho reported Lbulous riches hidden
in the mines of Arizona, consisting of*
gold, silver and precious stones, after
earefal examination prove that the
deposits are not there and the miner
al'riches of the Territory are mythi-
OteL
Aman was recently arrested at
Portland for carrying concealed
««apons. It would be wdlif that
law wai enforced here, among some
of the boys and young men.
County Court for an imaginary vio I
lation of duty. But it appears that
the dusky woman is not “a county
charge,” but that Uncle Sam purpos
es paying Dr. Johnson the expenses
of keeping her from perishing.
The following letter which we have
been permitted to publish explains
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S iletz , Jan. 13, 1874. '
D r . H V. V. J ohnson :
"* D ear S ir :—Your favor of the 1st I
mat., relative to the Indian woman |
Fanny is received.
Permit me to express my thanks
for you care and attention to her.
The woman is absent without leave
and I was not aware < of * her
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letter. I
about«, till I received
will make arrangements for het re
moval, and in the meantime any nec
essary expense incurred for her sub
sistence and medical attendance will i
be cheerfully paid.
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a* YiMmArtfiillv.
Being
respectfully, vnnr
your,
obedient servant,
- J.H. FAIRCHILDS,
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“Colored” people are as liable to
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become public charges as white peo
ple. In fact, a large portion of the
negro population of the South were a
few years ago supported by rations
drawn from, the Federal Government.
Mr. B. Wood of Salem, called on us
the week; he has been con
ned with the Oregon Penitentiary
r some time in the capacity of war-
hu He reports -everything in oon-
wtion with the institution, wKich is
The Woman Suffragists at the
aderthe excellent superintendency
rfWKi Watkure, ia ¿be most pros-| Capital in Convention assembled
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perous condition
summer lunch” was spread, which
was a splendid affairj|
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The river is falling at Salem,
the present stage being elev^a feet
and a half above low ^water mark,
the highest stage
son was fourteen fee<;abovq( low
water mark.
No stock, we are inform«
has
suffered for food in Wasco-dOunty
tnis winter. Hay is quite?plenty
this
quite ? plenty
there, but further east there is less
*iome Mesti-
hay and consequently ««
tution among the large herds.
Ba-
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A considerable suit) of money
has been received at the State
Treasurer’s office inpayment of
taxes from the different comities.
nties
Benton, Linn and Lane counti
hich
are the only counties, 80 far, Which
have paid up in full, hut thOx0thers
are sending theirs in a^a commen
dable rate.
Tho mirth-loving people of
Baker City will join in a grand
ball to be given on thi^ 22ji|jn8t.t
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stationery, etc.
And In fact everything that ia to be found!
in a first-cl am variety store.
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within 2 degrees of zero m J one
time during the week.
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uarjr 24th, was 20 degrees [ ibove
Says the Baker City* Jierald of
the 29th ult: “Quartz imen are all
hard at work in the
tive
ledges.
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"nii this^eek for tlie James
Gordon, which^s
which is 1 turning out very
I nstallation .—On last
well, bo we are informed.
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Tuesday evening, Lafayette Lodge
No. 34 L O. GL T.. held, a public in
stallation of the officers elect for the-
ensuing quaiter, at their new hall in
this place. After the ceremony of
installation, the very large audience
listened to an able speech on the sub
ject of temperance, by A. Hurley,
Esq., who introduced some very able
points. Gen. Palmer, of Dayton,
made a few appropriate remarks
whhdkdrew forth rounds of applause..
Other gentlemen made short speeches,
after which several nice cakes which
were contributed by gpnerous freinds,
were auctioned aft for the benefit of
the hall. The reoeipts of the evening
were <21 50.
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dweller, braider,
torta on the occasion Of the iijnual Simplest ruffler, gauge, quilter, extra
throat plate , . shu * », six bobbins
and
dwelve'needles,
meeting, February 22d. , 411
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needles, |tc.,
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Tho people in the vicinity of Mc
Minnville have been unduly t excited
concerning a certain forest maiden
named “Fanny,” that has been in a
destitute and almost starving condi
tion for several weeks. They had
heard that she was or might become
a “public charge,” unless the Coun- j
ty Gourt would permit her to die of
•tarvation, .nd many ^getUng that
•Fann, wm the equal “before the
law, of any person in the county,
pronounced anathemas against the
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