Grant County news. (Canyon City, Or.) 1879-1908, December 25, 1880, Image 1

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YOL: 2; NO. 38.
CANYON CITY, OREGON, S VXURD AY, DECEMBER 25 1880.
TERMS: 3. PER YEAR.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS, f
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Cjlnyon Citi Oregon.
M.. L. OlMSTBAD,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Canyon City, Oregon,
Geo. B. Currey,
CxnyonCity, Oregon.
.Ml- Dustin,
Attorney at Law,
uiuyon urey, uregon.
GFA-DUEtanEtrvlVERSITYOFPENN-.
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t - iylvanw, April 8, 184S. , .
Canyon. Ciy, Oregon.
Office in liis Drug ' Store, Ma!n
Street Orders for Drusrpromtiy filled."
!Nfo professional patronage 3flicited
unless directions aie s'rictly followed "
J. W. HOWARD, M. D.,
Cjlnyon City, Grant.Co., Oregon. ,
O.M.DODSON,;M.D.f
Frairio City, - Qgsa..
N. H. BOIiEY,
ID 33 INT T;X S 1",
c-Dental rooms first dour south of
Di Howard's Drug Store.
Canyon City, Oregon.
G. I. HAZELTINE,
FlxotOBraplLer,
CANYON CITY, OREGON.
The cheapest plac to buy
paints, oils;
turpentine,
class, putty,
varnishes
And tVALL PAPER
Is at Sam. Sired'sOEDOgite
the M. E. Church; Canyon
City. Oregon. n!2tt
JK WOOtBRT..
WOOIi&EY & HOUSMAN,
CAIJtOK CITY, OREGON.
rrjHE BAR m applitl with p'e- W5n53 rp
A' LMsrii Beer, Ale, Bitter and Cij?Ars.
FINE BILLIARD'ARLES
In tbe S1bao. j3(iUn ut a call.
' JyW. MCDOWELL,
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FROPRIETORS JOHN DAY SALOON,
JofcnDay, Oregon.
The Bar is supplied with pure vin03.
Liquors, Beer, Ale, Bi'ters and Ck'artv.
A Ene BILLIARD TABLE in the Sa
loon. Give us a call.
NEW. 6 0 0 D S !
. .We have just received a full
and complettfassortment of all
kinds of . '! t
LADIES g60DS,
ObOTEl Na, HATS and CAPS,.
BOOTS and SHOE?, .
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And a Variety of Articles sui
table for
HOLIDAY PRESENTS!
Also a full Assortement of.
"GENERAL
MERCHANDISE"
All Of which we offerto
thePublie at the low
est CASH PRICES.
Tinrtnninn
Pro'Yls
MUbOlIOi)
FHILMETSGHAN&GO.
Hotels.
A. II. Groth
f. V. TIIOMP3 N
r-- .
CUT HOT FX .
GROTH & THOMPSON - Proprietors
And tlio Public Generally
f. oXr .stand, : : :
And re TeA to anish $ d
Boardvand Lodhig
AT MODfefiATK PU'li'.
, ur a u uu .n t. is,i iid
meu p::ic u m M'.c. 'o or t!i;iceou
moda(iui of -u-.-sts.
has
,1
u - w r w n p i-74 J fi 2 jC &
I'RAIRIE (ITV, OllKdON,
J. H. Danlman, Prcipi ietor.
The accoojinoJatifina mv. tht abtt: fl .r ri
eiI, nnd BTfry care wtl! be taken to in k
4gueiiti feel at boms.
T ST-Cnmfor'nb'e bedp,snd a jjod a t
as the market nff.trde furoiihed at reasoDab'c
jstes.
HAfY HOTEL
Fort Harney, Oregon,
.w.ir.jon.vsor, p oDiviur.
Having completed my II tel
I am prepared to entertain the
traveliny public w'th care and
comfort. The table is supplied
with the best the market ailbrds.
The beds are neat and clean.
HKMIY SIKGAUT,
Fashionable Barber,
WASHINGTON ST., "prnnUe Citj Brerx
HAIR CUTTING, SHAVING.
AND SHAMPOOING,
HOT AN D COM) BATjVAT
AIL Tl VjE,'' .
DALLES ND B kKER 'UTY
STAGE LINE,
Vaile & Co., Proprietors
DejHt-i 'ro-M C:"on (sty fur Tis
D .Hes and Ba 0 , Daily.
' A'l'ivc5: f"o t' smr . o? :, Da'ly.
li 0. William s n, -'np't.
CAN VOX OiTV ,t UcDKlljri'
STAGKLLE,
FSANKMcBEAN, - ?ropri3tor
Departs from ('anvoii it v fr
Ft. Harney. Mc'er.r.itt a d
Yinmmti(M:a hnl .
Arrives IVomanre j it; s daily.
CITY BREWER
SALOON,
Washington St., Uanyo" u-ity, Oregon
F. C. SELSy - - Propt'r.
ConPtWftly on h?TH jr-'l f r uilp,
Xiagor Boor
Supetiur to any iu the Ci a:o.
PINE WINES, LIQUOR AN'D OKHR
. ALSO, MALT, ;1LT VINEflAR. AND
CHOrTE. CALIFORNIA HOPS AND
LAGER lEER WHOLESALE
'AND RETAIL,
. LIQUORS AND WINKS,
2F
PETER KDIHL,
FEED & SALEST BtE,
Wasiiing: on Street,
I'AXYON Oil Y, OMGOISV
Ho ses boa do I by the Dvkv- 0? WpiH
6u tea o'!ihle tes m. All St"Cb hlt iri'
.. . v j -;:
oii inr - receivf-the bes-ttfc, n ionntid
ut .st e.re.
Iivfeoi miction withsihe Stable
vou win nnu uie jsae
M
BLAOSSIIfS-
OP KUBL&
W'hfie wrlc of all kinds in our Li; e is
done a Prices .th it Dfv Coiniretit 0'.'.
Ilav an. I ffmin taken in-Kx-change
for work.
: " 'i .
Livery and Feed f tafe!
.
II. 0. J AKR ELL, - - - Pn pretoil
Joun Day, Obeoo.v.
G'"d hor.-rs and ri?t f -r thi; accom
moiiuii'n of the Public.
Stock hoarded by the d y wtek d
monih, ut r aa-Mirtb'e at-..
J. OLLIVER & H
Proprietors of the
John Day Milk'Rartofi
Will furnish the people of John iy'
and Canyon Cities lvith milk by tii$
grillonor quart.
ssuWfc sell the best of milk, and ,cv
uare8 are reasonable.
WilEi IS!
3.
The Warm an i Oild Sulphur .cpri- fs
are situate t in the John DayRiver 10
miles above Ptviri City d $5 from
Canyon City, Gra t Coun i, Oregon.
It is -he fi-n st SUMMBU IcEStT
in EasJern Oreoi'. H i tyf Ga c
a l r'isbi'ij: itHur by.
I tivali Is d rive mre'; hnefit from
b.ihifii; in the bove spring tlitm nuy in
Oregon. A hick always- in" reajinfife
for the iicc mmo U'ion.of gfiests. ;
B rrie mid fruit it eaai). Ou
chug s ar- ro sonsbl
tiio: ricE,
MINNIE MA.vkKN,
Pnp?i tors
n!3-4
LADIES KMPOHIUM.
Irs. Jme Cl' avT v u'd-ahnnu ce
tn t'-e j'uhlir. that he h-just 'G ir
for th Kail and Win' rnu'ie Mm- ui.st
btvsh assortment I'M.-- 8 a i. Chi"d
reis h tt eve ofFer d i l.is mark ,
S e lso keei 8 fuli st'ck of Lad'e ,
Mi ses an l Hi ld-'n- Sh e s. L de
w.inten v s, J'(ikef. a'tdKuhiH-; ju i
y for vi ter vrar; Lal'es Un
denv r (Vs's Lnci-s. Km r idfiies
id 1
and Rib: o s. Tr mmig silk- and
fn ire; rbl- an-l P- ckn' cu ery,
vpr ae nl Je'eVry, Ch'imiere s,
Oiown Lump . OftVe'and Par'or l.ai'p
an I Lu Kix ur san i no'i.i. for tin-
llo iday 'nide t"nuraer us fo nutn r
Me ;i"i f r s d af th lowe pussih'e ;
. Mil
rates, 'orca-h. Th' p'r naae "'f the
i.uh'ic is r.'tpec'fully .oliciied.
Tliat
When von need anyflifrtsrfn T"V'.
i5IM.Y. X45IONI9. WATCHHS
or SILVER WARE, It will pa;,
you to seiixl to
B. 1. STONE,
Watchraalcer, Jeweler and Op'I
cian, . W. cor. First and Mrrl
son streets, Portland, Oregon.
ole Axe tit for ttae celebratet
Diamond Spectacles
THAT KIES.
The kiss you gave uie last year"
'Oix tlie load of hay,
I nover shall forget, jdear,
Till my dying day.v
; Phil. Bnlletin.
Aiidi, too, remember
The ki33 I gave you, pet;
?Y,ou had' been eating onions
Methinks I smell them yot.
IMorristown' Herald.
Hethinks I too remember
The kiss you gave, dear,
'Twas thicklv interladen.
&zihh'W u r r kr o u t and beer:
Phenix? Messenger;
''4m1ciss I best remember
.V
'"'Srsfirack me like a olap
Of thunder in clear midday
She gave another chap.
Pottstown Daily Ledger
I remember a kiss she gave me
While leaning 'gainst the wall;
Slie glued her lips to mine, and said
' ''Yum, yum." and that was all.
r Pottstown Advertiser.
"We remember the kiss she gave us
1
It was down by the Smoky river,
When we think of that sweet buss,
It fairly makes us shiver.
Ellsworth Reporter.
i.The kiss she gave to me
Was given near Hillis' Bline,
ind our talk was also free
But the kiss was extra fine.
A COliRECTlON.
Beaver Phecinct, Grant Co. , Or.
rk Dec. 5th, 1880.
'MbriOR News: De.vr Sir: Hav-
een- in your issue of Nov. 13th an
Article censuring the people of Bea
ver and Warner for not holding elec
tions or opening polls, I am induced
by my love of right and justice to
send you a few 'lines to infbhif you
-why no election was held in this
precinct: and after hearing me, 1
urn sure you will withdraw your
rash judgment; for we of Beaver
precinct do not believe that you
would intentionally misrepresent us.
As a lawyer would say, now as to the
facts: Owing to the neglect or fail
ure of the County Clerk, Sheriff, or
some other person, we had no poll
book, and not being lawyers, only
farmers and stocs raisers, we did not
know that we could legally hold an
election without having a poll dook
made out by the couniy Clerk: and
in fact we do not know yet that we
could have done so, but there are
t!ios3 among us who say that we
might have done S9 legally. These
are the facts in the case, Mr. Editor
and I hope you will be kind enough
to give them to the public through
your columns. D.
In answer to the above we will
say that when we wrote the article"
referred to we supposed that they
had poll books, but we have been
authoiatv3ly inforaiel that the
books, blanks, &c., were duly
sent to said precincts, but
' through the gross neglect or willful
intention of some person or persons,
they failed to reach their destina
tion. We beg pardon of the Beaver
and Warner people forjudging them
so harshly, and now feel that they
oug'it to be allowed to vole twice at
the next election to get evenx
Real estate agents sre studying
their maps, getting ready for the big
rush that is sure to come in the
spring.
If love is blind, as they say it is,
how is it that, they turn: the light
down so confounded iow?
We hope to see etfery quarter sec
tion of land on the reservation set
tled upon by a good j class of farmers
by the opening of spring, 182!.
A D: ffarenct,
1 Perhaps many ox our sheep meti
do not know the differenc between -
"commission men and in view thereof
wa herewith give two statements and
they can see for themselves: Pirst is
a condensed statement from Eoude
bush & Larsen, Dalles, to Rogers &
Blackwell. Total charges on 3543
poui d 1 of wool from Canyon City to
San Prancisco, including commis
sion for salo of wool and all .expenses,
$407.83.
Here is a statement from Allen. &:
Lewis, Porhlnnd, to S; Fieldsjpjai
chargeB -on "8-112 pounds- oK wool
from Canyon City to San Francisco,
including commission for ..sale of
wool and all expenses, $410.90.,
Blackwell shipped 'direct to ther
Dalles men, while Mr. Fields as
signed his wool to Overholt & Mulj
drick of this city, thus saving clear :
about $400, quite a nice little amount
these times. Just why $4C0 differ
ence can be made in the above
amount of wool between here and
San Francisco is hard to tell unless
the two houses do a different kind of
commission business. Perhaps one
uses the old style and the other a
patent style. At any rate it will.be
well for our sheep men to look-to
their interest and. not get robbed
after they have raised tho wool.
We hope that hereafter they will be
more carefu Remember that. Van
Horn, Venater and other sheep men
were robbed of thousands two years
aqro. Those cases should havebeen
a lasting warning to shippersbut it
seems thatitwns not heprled.
A resident buncit-grusser spi'akB '
as follows concerning the advantages
of this section: The land is of rich
black Jpanv and yields,.lajgera
heur river for thirty miles, tnere ar,e
numerous good locations, surround
ed with the best grazing lands
Grain, fruit and vegetables grow
most luxuriantly, and the winters are
milder than anywhere else in the up
per country. Since the Bannack
war the Indians have left the; coun
try, and there are . now none within:
150 miles.-. The old Malheur reser
vation is to be abandoned and
thrown open to settlement. Tele
gram. Answers to Correspondeats, y
In reply to the many inquiries
which we have received regarding a
most prominet modern remedy we:
would say: To the best of our belief
Warner's Safe .Kidney and Liver
Cure is pure in its nature, efficient,
in its action and certain in its results.
We have learned of some remarkable
cures 'vhich.it has effected, and be
lieve that as a preventative of disease,
it is unequalled. I or delicate ladies,
and enfeebled men it is invaluable
and its pure vegetable qualities coin
mend it to the favor and use; oiali. .
The tolal vote ofthnatiqn at the'
recent election as officially reported,.
gives Garfield 4,43f ,415 ; Bancpckjjk. V
4,436,014; Weaver, 305,7 Do. jf? "
9,644; Scattering. i;793.- Garfiedfs V
plurality on'the whole Toteol; . ;;'f&: j.
merits of the ctoioridney Pad! d - " m V X.
its action, etc.," frilrr8d to Srtrs.;
Wm. E: McJ&Q0tiEi Phbfegrapli..,
Parlors, Toledo,, Qhid.-See Adv., f
The latest naw. sonr iejititlAH-i
icT3 i- TV Z i-TL Ti.li- it -?r . " ?f
is a auet tor male ancf iemale.
- - -
A faint purse ne Yerwdca fftiS
ladv ' " .v-v Wvm: -t Vf 4
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fun Arrnin m! Pnrr.lotiH nnH -n-,,A K- . "9
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j for his spree.
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