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ONLY rAJI.Il IX Git ANT COUNTY.
Official Pnpcr Tor Grant County.
Canyon C:ry, Saturday June 5, 180.
P. ii. Shepherd, Editor
No Certificates of Publication for
Summons, Pinal Sdllcini'iitj ShcriiT
Sales Laml Solice or any other Legal
RolicL'd; will bo privgn till the Printers
Fee is paid. Remember tlie above.
RIGHT WflOSGS NO ONE.
This issue of this paper is the last
"before election. Until a few weeks
ago nothing- was said by the editor
in regard to political affairs, and on
ly then after evidence came pouring
in so fast- that "ve were assured that
the Supreme Court of this State had
rendered very bias decisions and re
membering that we were running a
paper to do the most good for this
particular county, and as the selec
tion of Supreme Judges "is not a
political matter" (see article in an
other column from the Daily Stand
ard, the democratic si andard bearer)
we claim that we have not as yet en
tered into politics but have only act
ied as the Catholic Sentinel, Christ
ian Advocate, New Northwest, and
several other neutral non-partisan as
well as a number of Independent
Democratic papers are doing, that is
warning the people of this State as
to how Kelly and Prim are unfit for
Supreme Judges.
It has been said by some persons
that being a democrat we ought not
to have allowed anything- said in the
News about democratic candidates.
We quote from our columns of
months ago: "It will not be con
trolled by any party, sect or creed,
ring, clique or clan, but each and
every one can have space to give vent
to their feelings, or room to express
their personal, political or religious
views by paying for said space at our
advertised rates. It knows no party. ' '
Because certain persons have seen
fit to pay for and use space in accor
dance with the above it is not our
right to refuse them simply because
it was about a democrat. The dem
ocrats certainly had the privilege of
dening all charges, or charging any
other candidate with what they wish
ed to
Our sentiments are these: As
long as men are on our ticket that
are honest, capable and just we will
stick to it from head to tail. But
ivhen they are the opposite we will
not vote for them. To vote for men
whether theives, murderers, or what
not singly because they are on your
ticket is not democratic, but instead
encourages a monarcy; and all that
would be necessarry after one party
got in power would be to appoint all
fHseri in the Governmenc, and of
course the most noted trickster or
highwayman could control affairs for
life. It is democratic to oust men
when they become corrupt, and any
one that says nay does not know
what democracy is and should not
recognized as honest men.
"Let Justice prevail though the
HtiftVCllS lull."
V'c think voters now understand
.and on next Monday will place the
Supreme Court in the hands of "W.
P. Lord, John Burnett and E. B.
"Watson.
J K Kelly, one of the Democratic
nominees for Supreme Judge, con
curred in the following infamous
Supreme Court decisions:
Tbe Greenwood Will Case, The
Knot Case, The Jo Teal Case,
And was also the imbecile tool of
Patrick, according to his own con
fession, in the cipher dispatches, of
1376,
Oh James !
"For ways that, are dnrk
"And tricks that are vain,"
We Gommend ihse as "chief
anion" ten thousand and the one ai-
together lovely'
Died. At Prairie City, May 30th,
1880, Mr. Levy Anderson.
Circuit Court will convene in this
City next week.
Politics are hot in this bur g
i ux .
Let the People Consiiler.
As (he time f ir the election an-
preaches, the people should carefully
consider into whose hands they prop .-e
o entrust the execut'on of the ln.
The selection of Supremo Judges is
ot a political matter. It is a question
ubove party, nnd o.e which decides the
choice of fhe people as to who shall sit
as final arbitrator where may arise the
questton of life, and the rich's to all
their property. It is well t- consider
the great i.-sue presen'ed. While each
political party has placed in the field a
party ticket, yet the offices are not par
tisan and the voters should not regard
them as t-uch.
Wuuid it not. bo a mockery of jus
tice to !ipp'al a case from men of abil
ity on the Circuit bench tu tools of a
:iiir, and put the r'gh's of every ei'izen
he ond a possibi'ity of a redress ? T hi
ts a question for tho people to decide
on th 7th of June. It is a matter
above party."
We take the above from tho Daily
Standard. Voters will setd carefuily
and vi.te accordingly.
THE GREENWOOD WILL CASE.
Upright coiuts are the. snf.-ty of tho
people, and befwre voting for Kelly ind
Prim ev ry one should ivd the te
view of this ea-e which is now s-catt r
ed through thj county and over the
State. It h a bc.'ii prepared by '-Junius
Brutus"' who did u ar th.; tequ st
of Mrs. Ciine on the wish of some S.i
lem eitizms who felt that a giv.-it
vroni hid been dne bv the enirt. It
is in the shape of a new-piper with the
title of tx,.U caption, and unbraces tho
facts tcstiii d to by each witness, the
opinion of the court in full and a re
view by "Junius Brutus" in an open
a:d utihesittting way. It is in irder
for Ke'ly and Prim and Gov. Thayer
and Bollinger t defend it if they :m.
But Prim's own opinion condemns him
'ind Kelly.
Execnt crs' Notice.
Having been appointed Executors
of the estate of John L. Miller, de
ceased, by the County Court of Grant
County, all persons having claims
against said estate are requested to
present the same to us at Canyon
City, Grant County, Oregon, within
six months from the date hereof, wii h
proper proofs, therefor.
D. G. OVKRHOLT,
Vv. G. OVERHOLT,
Executors of said Estate.
May 27, 1880. nfc-nl-J.
AGRANDBALL
A Grand Ball will be given at the
Masonic Hall, Canyon City, Thurs
day, June 10th, for the benefit of
tho Canyon Citv Brass Band.
Committee of Arrangements,
Peter Kuhl, Wm. Overholt,
A. C. Dore, Cash Mac',
C. W. Parrish, Clay Todhuntcr.
Floor Managers,
C. W. Parrish, M. L. Olmsted.
Tickets $2. Supper Extra.
A cordial invitation is extended to
all.
P.P. PIMM.
The only argument in favor ot Prim's
elec i n i-, that he U po r and pover'y
Ftricke", and can't make a living :.t the
ar. No one ever claimed, that, he was
anything more than a third-rate law
yr, or that he puj-so-sed a single quali
fication for the poition which he as
pires to
To eleet him judge, will be an en
dor?emnt of the most gigantic and
corrupt, decisions ever proel-iimed from
the bench. As j oveny i.s the only
o:i n fi.;ii on that can lo incred v otild
it not be more honorable an 1 le.-s x
pensivo to extend to him temporary aid
from time to tune as may be mceu-
Tito law m-ikes ample p ovi-ionv for
the cre and .-epport of our per t Iks,
therefore there is no necessity uhaov
er (or Prim or his famdv, or any other
paupers to sutler Exchange.
Boys d"n'f go on atrip v. i'lout a
battle, of Dindelion Bit tars, it keeps
tio insides warm.
Yote for Burnett, Watson and
Lord for Supreme Judges
Administratrix Notice,
Notice is hereby given that the un
ders'gned ha been, by tho County
Court or the Stato of O'pgon, f r
(ir nt County, appointed Administra
trix 'f the estate if E E. Turk, deceas
ed, and all per.-ont having claims against
said e-tate are required to ptesent the
Famo with the proper vouch' S therefor,
t the undersigned ab hu residence in
Canyon C ty, Otegon, within six
months from the date hereof and all
person indebted to said e-ta"e are rc
quested to make sett'eoient. forthwith.
Dated this, 1-ith day of May, A. J1.
1880. M C. TURK,
(310 A dm ii istratrix.
18S0.
SPRING. 1880.
Sirs. Jamo Cleaver would announce
to the public that tdie i"1 just receiving
from Sm Francisco, the fint ass'-rt-iniiot.
of Ladies and Mis.-cs Hat-5, ever
pened in Giant County, and they will
be sol. i, for cash, at prices that def
eninj e i ' i n.
She "Is keeps a full stock of Em
b-oideries, Ltce--, Corsets, and Lwiies'
rnderwear, w hich she i-ell- hwer than
ih-'i-e who sell at cos and freiih.r ex
pliinari n. .chc buys exclusively f r CASH
The b sr ni-snriient of Jewiby and
?ilvr IMited Ware ever o fibred in
th se inoun'ains. Terms Cash. Ca'l,
examine and beconvincd.
A. HUPP1UCH,
PASHIONABLE BOOT A.D SHCE
MAEEE, CANYON CITY, OUKOON.
IS fully prepared to turn out
first-class work out oi the vei3
best material and finest finish.
IjFiiepairing in a'ly and chapy d.ine
IToti
All j ers'n knowing themselves in
debt"d to the Estate of John T. ('amp
hell, drc aaed, vi'. come forward and
i-e'tle cither with Martha D. Camphcll.
or Aivin Camphcll at hi.s harness sh- p
in .lohn Day. Oregon
April 10th, l$5S0.3m.
II. Sj'anislvwsky, Praet'cd Y:tch
tnakerand Jeweler, is h o.ited at Can
yon City. Oicnon. Wntche. Clock.
ami Jowtdrv r p.iired at rh-rt i-ot ut
and wv .M. ted. n'VJtf.
SUMMONS.
In tho Circuit Court of the State
of Oregon for Grant Cotinty,
Ellen V. Gideon, Plaintiff,
vs.
J. Gideon, Defendant
To J. M. Gideon, defendant:
In the name of the State of Ore
gon, you are hereby required to ap
pear in the above named court and
answer the complaint filed against
you in the above entitled suit, on or
before the 8th day of June, 1SS0,
that being the first of the June term,
18S0, of said court, and if yo:i fail
to so appear .and answer, the plain
tiff will applv to said court for a de
cree dissolving the bonds of matri
mony now existing between the
plaintiff and defendant and for oth
er relief as in said complaint pray
ed. This summons i3 published by or
der of the Hon. L. L. Mc Arthur.
Judge of said court made April 22d,
1SS0. C. W. PAEB1SH,
n3-n9 Plaintiff's Attorney.
Slim mens.
In Justice'-Com t f- r Union pre
i'i- ct. Gvftnt C'uu'y. 0ei;on.
Elwin Shaw a-'d Huijsti Jours, co-l-arti.ers
do.ng bu-im-ss nnd.T tlw firm
name of S iaw it Jor.e-5, Pill'., ")
vs. C
J. W S.-ott, Def )
To J. W. Scoit. flefeii'lanr. In th
name of the Stan of Oreg -n, yon are
comrnanHi d to ppca at my fiice, in
lJr::irie City, in Union Precinct, on the
28th iUy .f Jump, 1880, ar 1 u'cloi-k,
al'te-n -on of said day and answer make
to I'iffs. Complaint fi'ed avain-t you
in tht jibove cncitled action in j-aid
cmut or for w;nt of such answer the
P ft" will take judm'HiiM t against ou
for one hundnd ($190 39) and ni e'y
d'Uars nd th rty-nine on hundn-th
dollars Mn I for his co.-ts and disbui se
me' t in thin acti m.
Thi sti-nmoMS is published by order
of ii. C. Keid, Justici-of th Peace m
nd for Union P ecinct, Garit Omnty,
Orejion, datod May th 17th. 1880.
K. C. EI1),
Justice of the Peace,
In and for Union Precint, Grunt coun
ty, Oregon. n7-nl3
ASSIGNEE'S SALE.
Tlie stock of Goods
. Clark of Canyon City, Grant County Or-
egon5 will be sold off
Until ftii-tlierNotice-TERMS CASE.
Particular attention is called to the Stock of Children's,
Misses and Ladies Trimmed Hats from 50 cents up to $5.
Summer Goods at 15 cents per yard.
All parties indebted to W. II.
and Settle at Once. All Xotes
unpaid on June 1st, 1880, will
Canyon City, May 1st, 1SS0,
NEW
Main Street, Canyon- City, Oregon,
. HOWARD, It D., - - PROPRIETOR.
T
W
Having recently received a full and carefully selected slodk
of Drurs, and Medicines I am fully prepared to furnish every
thing usually kept in a First Class Irui- House, at reasonable
Prices. Also a lull Stock of the Standard Patent Medicines oil
hand. Call, everybody, and .ee. and buy of mv fresh goods.
J. W.1IOWAKP, M. D Proprietor.
n A
Is still at Ills post at John Day City, deal-
ino-out the very choicest Groceries, als keeps a full stock of
Hoots, Rhoss, Clothing Calico, Tobacco, Crockery. Granite
Ware, fancy Cups and Saucers, and General .Merchandise.
Mv Store is always welcome to everybody whether they come
to buy or mc:cly to see the iroods.
STOVES
TIN WARE
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PAX MET SOU
CANYON CITV, OKKCON,
liar-:;: cc5-r.t."r i.ly cr ItitC :j cCl nr.
M 0 J-. A A i) 1 S W : ; i K
JL ixi 3 ii-uit)l ir t-ft.
AT MuDhKAl U lJ H iLEa.
STRAW BERRY VALLEY
F L 0 U II I N G MILL S,
M Oil KF110AD & OLKAVKIl
PE0P2UET0SS.
Manufacturers and dealers hi
Flour of the Best Draud, Gra
ham Flour, Corn Meal, shorts,
Bran anil Feed. For a
Superior Article
of flo nt no the Strawberry
Mills. These Mils are located
in Strawberry Valley, in the
upper John Day Yaliey, Grant
Count'. a$5S Accommoda
tio:is a speciality. Heasonable
prices. Give us a call.
Summons.
In the Circuit Coutt fw the St?:tc of
Oivgon. for tho Countv id Grant.,
Khothi Curtis Pl'fl:
TS.
Thnd-eus S. Cmtis. Dcf'r.
T Thaddeus S. Curtis, above nam- '
rd d-fetidanf, in the i ame f the Stat i
of Orison, you will take notice tlat
nnbs jou appear at the next teun of
t h Circuit Court of t lit State of O'e
Lr"ii, for Grant County, on the 12ih
diy fJnnor 1SS0, :nid ai sw. r the
c tn pi int of plaintiff, til d in sad
court; again t 3011, a d crec of s id court
wdl be taken anai-nt yu dissdviti; the
b iidsof matrimony nowexitingbot ween
you and plaintiff, and f.ir other relief
for in plaintiff's complain.
Thi- notice is published by order of
Judie L. L. Mc Arthur, dated April
26, 1880..
GEO. B. CUHREY,
Atty. for Plaintiff.
lately belonging to W.
TXCEL
Clark are warned to come in
(due) and accounts that may be
be sued without further Noiice.
B. BAl'NKTT,
Assignee.
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OYE1U10LT & J.ACOBS,
Wcgon P?l3ktnpft&. Carpentering.
Wagons and SuTgies ranaircd at reas
onable rates Sporf cs, Srakcbrs, Ax
es, Felices, Plow 3eti ms. Etc., or S a le
Building and Jobbing prompi
Iv attended to.
Boors, Sasli, Etc.,
Constantly on hand and
made to order.
CITY BRBWEEY
Ar
SALOON,
Washing-ten St., Canyon City, Oregtn
Propt'r.
taa j
Co-a'rtIy nn hini and frr Ralo,
Xjagcr 3ooi
Superior to anj in tde S ate.
im; WINS. LIQUORS AND CIGARS
AL0, MALT. MALT VINEGAR. AND
CHOr-B CALIFORNIA HOPS AND
LAGER HEER WHOLESALE
AND RETAIL.
LIQUORS AND WINES,
For sale in quantitis loss than FIVE GAL
LONS. AT THE POST OFFICE!
Ii HALL,
Stationary. Spectacles ana
Eve Glasses, Candies, and Nuts.
Subscriptions tak.n. j.t Publ shera
R'ttc-, for all the Loading P.iprs mid
M'nzines published in THEUNITEC
STATES. Agent'for Titus Brc, Jew.
elers, Albany, Oregn.. Watches Clean
ed anjl llepaired.
unc.