57, i957.
ELECTION.
nfillirli ic LMini'n nliuui li 4 .-v
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establish the fact that the prohi- i
bilory amendment is defeated in j
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the State by. from six to seven ,
thousand majority. The other
two amendments are also "snow
ed under," so that our Constitu
tion remains the same. It is
estimated that Grant county
rolled up a handsome majority
against them all, but the oilicial
count will not be had until to
day (Thurday), consequently it
is only approximated.
'Klamath county went heavily
in favor of prohibition, also Linn
county. The majority in the
latter is approximated at 800 or
3.000. Multnomah county
alone gave over 5,000 against
the amendment.
HANGED.
Four of the condemned Anarchists
Meet the Fate They so Richly
Deserved.
On the 11th inst., four of the
doomed men paid the penalty
prescribed by the highest legal phoid fever is going the rounds
tribunal in the country, and j of tjie press credited to "Tri
yielded their lives to answer for I bune:" "AVrap the patient up
the crimes committed against j in a couple of blankets steeped
their government. i
pies. Tarsous, Fischer and
Engel were executed. I-i'-g j
committed suicide the day be
fore by holding a fulminating
can in his mouth and iiring it ,
1 I
olf. Schwab and Fielden had
. , lit'
their sentence commuted by
Gov. Oglcsby.
An eight hour demonstration
wns made at C.'hieago -May 1st. :
3SS0. in whlt-h -10,000 working-
men participated.
This
was
fallowed by a general strike,
eveiy iv.il wad was crippled and
hundreds of manufactories closed
The anaivhi.-ts paraded the
ptit ets wilii red iiags. and iudulg
03 in violent incendiary threats.
On May .1 1th they precipitated
u riot, ex plotting a lonib among
tins jiolice. killing a number. !
and manning many more.
The kwlers were arrested,
charger! M'ith inciting a riot..
im with the murder of the po-tifti.-er-.
The trial disclo.-ed
that although they did not throw
the bomb, they caused it o be
done, and I.ingg. one of them
wns the maker of the bombs.
It was premeditated murder,
and the condemned were proven
to be at leant accessary before
the fact, ami at Chicago the 1 1th
inst. was enacted the closing
scene to this horrible drama.
4St
The supreme court of the
Tinted Stales is at present a 1
centre of opnlar interest on ae- j
count of a number of important j
eases to U tried, among which j
are the prohibition cases from ,
Kansas. Iowa and Georgia. The j
ad judication of these cases will j
determine the constitutionality ,
of prohibitory legislation, and ;
will involve million.- of dollars
besides, for in the event that j
the decision is adverse to such ,
enactments, the states will be
made pecuniarily responsible
for breaking up the litjuor trailic
without compensation to the
dealers. Thus it can be readily
jvlecived what a great responsi
bility rest on the judges of our
hiHiest court in deciding the
cases alnjve mentioned.
It will Ik; remembered that
congress appropriated 1-17,000
last, year asindemity for proper
ty of Chinamen destroyed in
the Bock Creek outrage. This
sum was paid over to the Chi
nese rovernnient,v which has re
centlv informed our government
that some of the original claims
upon which the award was based
have been found fraudulent.
and that pnrt of the money will !
be returned. .Some so-called j
1,'hristian nations, including our ;
own. might learn a lesson in ii- I
Mtine.ial integrity from this inci
dent. Tho Northern I'acilic is
Ui
:-nd in arms ami is holdirg the
Snoqimlmii' I 'ass over the Cas
cade Mountains by armed nion,
against the forces of the Seattle,
Lake Shore and Eastern road,
P.oth companies are struggling '
fit : t he pass, and after thefliavc
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n i a it'- men. me uuueuiiy
i ! ; 1,1 i i.
i IW dec dot by the Co nits,
where it should be settled be
fore bad blood is spilled.
Pi f teen years ago Jacob
Trackbach, of New Portage,
Ohio, who was thought to be
rich ami was known to be miser
ly, died: but all efforts to find
the money that he was supposed
to have accumulated failed.
The other day two woodclioppers
cut down a tree near ihe miser's
1 1 1 1 1 . .
nlll linmn OTWI 1 M o in n inrlmrvnn
r l i.i :i i i
luuuu ou'u binur :um Ilolt-b w
h.c . "c l Sl0?- They
tried to keen it quiet, but their
, f t 1 ....... f
them. I hey had found lrack
bach's money.
President Cleveland has is
sued a proclamation publishing
the amended reciprocity treaty
between the United States and
Hawaii, agreed upon by the
plenipotentiaries of the two
governments December (5th,
1SS4-, and since ratified by both
nations. The amended conven
tion provides its definite dura
tion seven years from the date
of the exchange of the ratiiica
tions and further, until twelve
months after either party shall
have -riven notice of a wish to
terminate it. It grants the
United States the exclusive right
of vessels to enter the harbor of
Pearl river in the Island of
Orhu and establish rnd main
tain a coaling station.
-
The
following
cure
for ty
in strong sage-brush tea, and in
a very short time the fever will
be entirely dr.iwn out. Mr
Francis says he has tried it time
and again in Idaho and never
failed, lie speaks of one physi-
1 t , 1 ! 1 1
w.o auopieu mis rcme.iy,
and saved many patients where
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I UlllUI UUklUIS, lll lll-UI I I'll IV
follow the schools, lost theirs.
We have often seen it taken for
I Imtli ti'lit-.f-vni .mil 1 1 1 mi 1 1 1 M l it fii
tJl'lll l lfllt IU1VI III V II II 1,41 l
ver. during a residence west of
the plains of more than twenty
eight years most of time in
the Rocky Mountains and al
ways with good results. Pa
ticnts who wish to be cured by
this treatment will have to rely
uri)ii themselves or friends, for
the remedy is not known in the
doctors books and a cure to be
effected outside of the prescribed
rules would be entirely unpro
fessional. V.x.
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For
THE CANYON CITY TliNSHOP
WITH ALL PREMISES THEREUNTO BELONGING.
Pit ICES DOWN TO BEDROCK!
y0 find aJl kinds of tinwaie, heating stoves, bedsteads, sofas,
and all kinds of furniture, cooking utensils, etc., etc,
Besides, you can buy the house a ud lot with a fireproof cellar and
many other accomiw.datioiis.
A rr-n.1 nfinnitunitv for a tinner, as he will find all the tcols and
, . .
mnehinery needed for this conntry.
Como you n. hfc find
NEW THIS WEEK.
ORR, M. D.
Canyon City, Ogn.t 1
Office on Main Street in Kooras formerly oocu.
pieJ by Dr. Howard.
SHERIFF'S SALE. -
BY VIHTL'E OF EXECUTION ISSUED
out of the Hon orable Circuit Court of"
the State of Oregon for the County of Qn.nl,
on a judgment rendered in fuid Court on the
'Tth day of April 1SS7. in favor of Peter r rench
Ella French. X. 0. (ilenn. Chaa. IS. Glenn, A.
O. GlL'iin. F. 11. Glenn, and Hugh Gnn and
Hoval (Jlcnn, Minors by Win, Miller, their
Guardian, ad litem. Plaintiff f, and against John
Sweitzcr !:ul A. Holenbaunh. Defendants, for
the Mini of One Hundred and Forty-four Doll-irs
and Furl v-Ihe cents damages and costs, togeth
er with Eifcht per cent. per annum, intercut and
accruing cohti, I have levied upon and will
sell at 1'uMic Auction, on Saturday the 17th
dav of December, 1SS7, at To o'clock 1. M at
the Court House door in Canyon City. Grant
cotintv and State of Oregon, all the rilit, title
and interest which the said John Swcitzur and
Albert Holenbaugh, or cither of said defendants
had on or after the '.'III. day of April ls-b7, in
or to the follow ing described premise, to-wit:
That certain Dwe'lina Iniue situate, liii(,' ami
beinjf on the south-weft quart:r of the south
east qu.rter of Heel ion 20 ill township 29.
Muth of rit.jre 32 EdM, of the Willamette
Meridian, in (irant county. State of On-con.
Terms of Sale. Cah.
Dated Caiivoii Cit, tli 14th day of November
is,-. ' ' a. c. now:.
:tt 7 Sheriff of Grint county, Oregon.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Laml OlHco at I.n Grande, Ore-.'oii.
Nov. lOlh, 16b7.
Notice is lierebv piven. and Kennctth F. Mc
Itae take .ecial nciticc. that the following
namedsettlerhaslil-.il notice of his Intention
to make llnal proof in siiporl of his claim, and
that taiil proof will he nmde before tin; Co..nty
Clerk of tirant countv, at Canyon City, Oret'on.
on December 2..." 1SS7. via: IIENKY
HINGSMYEU, D S No. 72H7 for the NW quar
pec. l'J, Tp 13 S. U 27 B WM.
He niines the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence ujkmi, and cultivation
of, baid i md v'u; Juiues T Thorpe, James I. Ash
Fred G Hoc, Henry A Smith, all of Dayville.
Oregon.
31-3'J II EN It Y HINE1IAKT, Hegister.
NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION.
Iand Ofllce at La Grande, Oregon.
Nov, 10th. !Ss7.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of hU intention
to make tlnal proof in suport of his claim, and
that haiil proof will be made before the
County clerk of Grant county Oregon at Canyon
Citv.OrcKon. on December 23, 18S7 viz:
HENRY A. SMITH. I) S No. 7024 for the V half
pf.SW iiiar andNEipiarof SW quar Sec 3 Tp
15 S, It 27, EWM.
He names the following witiies"es to prove Ins
continuous resilience iipin. anil cultivation of
said lan I, viz: John M Young, James T Thorpe
llenrv Uingsmever, Fred C Roe, all of Dayville,
Oregon.
31-3.1 HENRY Rl.VEIIART. Re,i-ter.
D.'IJL ) ' HE I 'K JL L E.
BAKER CITY, OR.
IVi- D. ABBOTT, Publisher
By Mai 1 per year - $7.00
I'uhlifhed every evening except Sunday. The
Utt-t and mo-t reliable mining m-w can l.fr
found in the Revitle, also iuiortant telegraphic
di-patchi-i.
Su!seriitiorw taken nt thisollice.
Paying Teller . I ackson of the
sub-treasury in New York has
skipped to 'Canada with SLO-OOO
of Federal money. He was an-
pointed (luring the Hays admin-j
ist ration and was a 'holdover,
He seems to hold over his share.
'
.Mrs. uiiiiiway is writing let-
tors m the Oregonian to the
women of Oregon, addrcssiun
them as ''Ny leloved Sisters."
How she does love.
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Sale.
8ometljing ,
that you need.
CANYON CITY TINSIIOp,
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Y VIRTUE OF AN EXEUTION AND
order of Sale issued out of the Honorable
County Court of the Slate of Oregon for the
county of Grant on Judgment rendered in paid
Court on the 6th day of July 18S7, in favor of T.
B. Keency Plfl". and aeainst C harles L Williams
and II. Y. Hlackwell, Defendants, for thu.suni
of Two Hundred and Forty-eight Dollars and
thirty-four cents G'- Coin, and Twenty-scren
Dollars and eighty-nine cents costs, together
with accruing costs, I have levied upon and will
sell at Public Auction, on Saturday the 3rd day
of December 18S7, at 1:30 o'clock, V SI., at the
Court House door in Canyon City, Gtant county
and State of Oregon, all the right, title and in
terest which the raid deft. Charles L. Williams
had on or after the 10th day of May, 1357, in
or to the following described premises, to-w it:
That certain Heal property situate, lying ami
being in Grant county State of Oregon, ami
more particularly described as follows: Com
mencing a' the Northwest corner of the South
west quarter of Section 3 in Township 10 South,
of Mange 30 East of the YVillammette Meridian,
and running East 40 rods, thence South 32 rode,
thence 13 dec. 30 mill . North of West. 23 r.ds.
thence 30 deg. South of West, 21 rods to the
Section line, thence Nor 111 on mid Section line
to the place of beginning, containing U and 1-10
acres, together with the "Grist Mill," Machiu
eiy.und dwelling house situate thereon: also the
Ditch and water-right thereunto belonging.
Terms of Sale, Gash,
7)atcd at Canyon City this 2nd day of Novem
ber lsS7.
A.C. DORE,
Shf riff of Grant County, Oregon.
Br ROBERT LOCKWOOD.
32-30 Deputy Sheriff.
fit successful operation since 18C0, patronized
from all sections of the Northwest, endorsed
by business men and leading educators.
THE MOST PERFECTLY EqUI.TEDSCUoOL
Of its el-iss on the Coast, it offers private or
clais instruction, day and eycuing, thro-.igliout
the year, in Arithmetic, Writing, Correspond
ence, fcook keeping, Banking, Shorthand, Tye
writing. Business and Legal Forms and allCom
mon School Branches. Students of all ages and
both t-exes admitted at any time. Catalogue
free. Armstrong and Weco, Proprietors.
I off at Cost
FreiiM !
From the first day of October
next until further notice we oiler
our entire stock of General Mer
chandise, consisting of
Groceries, Hardware, Stoves
und Tinware, Harness and
i Saddlery, Boots and Shoes,
' Clothing, Dry Goods, Hats,
i (j loves, Bedding, Medicines,
j q-, Ammunitions, Crockery
and Fruit Jars & Glassware,
Steel and Chilled Plow?,
Shu I tier Wagons, &e; kc.
All at Cost and freight, For
Qash, ns w0 intend to close
our books on said
First Day of October.
All parlies knowing themselves
indebted to as arc requested to
settle either by Cash or Note, be
tween now and the first of No
vember, 1887.
For all overdue Notes and Ac
counts we expect payment forth
with. We expect to make a change in
our business, of which due notice
wil be given.
Our Stock was purchased before
this wns contemplated, and it is
the cnnipletost in the country, and
we respectfully invito inspection
of the same,
Geo- Gundlach cj- Bro.
Canyon City
OrtEoox.
l!oot-! or Shoes made to order, or neatly
repaired.
All Work Warrautctl Firat-clnss.
BAKER CITY FULL ROLLER
Flouring Mill.
Littleton & Palmer Bros.
Proprietors.
Try our Flour and become con
vinced that it is First-class in ev-
i ery particular.
Order. From a C istniico Fromptly
od to.
n PORTLAND -n 'RfCQN
elliu
UP JFL I O XrX ,
Stoves !
A full stock at lowest prices.
Anything from a needle tu a steam
engine.
Pumps.
Endless chain, Pitcher spout and
force pumps of every kind.
Pipe.
From one quatter inch to any size.
Terra-Cotta chimney pipe
of all kinds.
Mining supplies k Milling supplies
Powder, caps and fuse.
Paints, oils and glass,
1 1 ard wood him ber spokes,
Fellows, Etc.
Giins of all Kiiifls.
Ammunition, the completest line
in Eas ern Oregon. Fishing
tackle of latest and most
npproved kinds.
WAGONS
The celebrated Baiu with patent
sleol skein and channel box.
HACKS
Of every make and latest styles.
Buggiey, carriages and all
kinds of pleasure vehicles, at low
est prices.
WINDMILLS
Of every make.
Tle celebrated Chicago manufac
ture. "We respectfully ask the people
of Grant County to write to us for
prices of any thing in oar line.
Wo buy our geods direct fiom
first hands, and can ajnd will sell
as cheap as any house in the State.
All letters promptly answered.
P. BASCHE $ CO.
BlacMtA Tools
SCALES
Jl. O. XT. W. B.1LL.
-The Sixth Annual Ball will be Given at Canyon City. Oregon, on-
THANKS-GIVING EVENING, November 24, 1887.
AT THE COUliT HOUSE.
UNDER THE
Homer Lodge, Jro. 78.
COMMITTEE ON INVITATION:
Clay Todhunter, J. D. Sutherland, John W. Suyfir,
C. W. Parrish, Robert Lock wood.
COM.MITTEE OF A It II A NGEM ENTS :
A. C. Dore, O. P. Crssap, Peter Kuhl.
RECEPTION
Thornton Williams, J. T.
FLiOO II MANAGER S :
M X Ronhaic, C W.Parrish, C. Todhunter, J D.Coinbs, J. F. Mulian.
i A splendid Supper will he furnished
proceeds of which will go to School
ho spared to make tLis the best ball
TICKETS, (without supper) -
Church
Saddlery and
(Next door to
Frout Street, Canyon City
REPAIRING
i'oat
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Are giving immense bargains in iheir
ELEGANT LINE OF DRY GOODS.
We can-y the largest and finest stock of goods
and sell the same at
NEW ORE PRICES
15 yards nice Lawns
I t " white pique dress ocds 1.00
Woolen lace buntings ail shades nor vd. .12
Nun's Veiling, all new shades " "
20 shades of .summer silks " "
Ladies' white linen eollnrs for
XJW STYLES.
Ladies' hose, all colors - .
Lisle hose, pure for .
Best child's hose for
Ladies' muslin suits for $00.50
We carry 100 shade?, the Latest Styles, of Silk Velvets
Striped Plushes, never seen in this part of country befo. '
All Shades oi the best Dress Silks.
And this is the onlj' store in J'aker City and Eastern Or
egon where you can assort yourself.
It EMEM BER
The Great I. X, L. Store, of Baker City
Js the place to buy your FlWE COODS
Good Men's and Boys' suits for 5.00 and up.
WARSHATJER BROS.
Ordors Vory Cn.rcfxxll-D- HPilloci.
BOSTON
Carpet & Furniture
STORE.
Opposite the M. E. Church, Canyon City, Or.
S. SJRED,
I.KAI.LR IN"
Wall Paper, "Window Shades,
Building & Oarpet Paper,
Mattresses, Etc.
CALIIPOXtlCIiL
STEAM SAW Mill
AND
SASH & DOOR FACTORY
Seven Miles North of HARNEY.
i I have for sale every kind of
CEILINU. FLOORING, and a larce lot of
"WELL SEASONED LUMBER.
SASH, DOCKS, Ktc, PIJO.IIPTI.Y TO OKDEU
E- H-
The Wl!a Walla imInci. Cullccof Walla Walla
Waih. Tcr., i a thoroughly cUipKtl school for
I'nn ' cal Kducation and ait till Ilii-micTrainlii;;.
In this in.-titutiii:i Suivrinr Advantage are o(-ftri-J,
hoth Day ami Kvcniii, throughout the
year for preparing- yutinz ": an-1 vrnmcti for
Business puraiiits. Students may ou
ter at any time Short hand taught by
mall. Scnil for Collwrc Jiiriinl.
S. TilACKKK, 1'rin.
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AUSPICES OF..
COMMITTEE:
Macl.
E. A. McCoy.
by the Ladies of Canyon City, tho
District No. 1. No effort will
ever given by Homer Lodge.
$2.o0
$f Ward.
Harness -Ware.
Wood's Stable)
()rc?ou
A SPECIALTY.
Store, Baker lity.
for 1.00
25
.50
o--,
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12i j
Manager.
I'LAIX LUMBER, RUSTIC,
Kl UG, Proprietor.
Jewell and Watches
CLEANED AND UEPAIUED DT
ELI MURPHY,
CANYON CITY - - OREGON
Formerly of Burn.