Grant Co. News-
I'UOT.ISHKn EVKItV THURSDAY MOUSING
December 20, 1SSS-
News Agents.
The olloving-nanio:l gei.tlcmou
aro duly authorized to solicit sub
sorilKTs awl t. collaut and rouuipt for
lnonov lae the :.l siant County N j:ws:
if. W". 3Iack - Prank- City
David Hlavion - - Blantou
Ci!0. MfilvAY - - Waterman
Patrick Henry, a young pro
tection democrat, cast the only
republican vote at Elberton. Ga.,
and was publically cowhided by
his townsmen for breaking the
solid democratic record ol the
)lllCC.
The ice Palace of St. Paul is
to lmve a more substantial rival.
Snlt Sake City proposes to build
a salt palace out of the -white
and glittering deposit on the
shores of the lake. It will be a
feature very attractive of visit
ors. The annexation of Canada, by
i he l?nited States, is being seri
ously discussed on both sides of
the line. General Sherman has
public; ly expressed himself in
favor of the union of the two
countries. It is not probable
. 1. i TV t 1 11 . .
mat. v.uuiv. wiwi .i.ij, ;
serious objection, if Canada i
wen; to express anything like a
decided preference to become a '
part of the great American re
public instead of
colon ial dependency
remaining a
As usual, says the Corvalhs .
Times, the Portland members
are working "teeth and toe nail"' j Dated this 20th day of Deccm
to have every thing their own ; ber. P. L. Kbktox,
way at the next session of the
legislature. They want presi- i
dent of the senate, speaker and
a majority o all the imjortant
committees, and they will get .
them, too, unless the repress-
tatives from the "cow counties" ,
look after their own interests. ;
If Portland is to continually i
cotitrol the legislature it is use- '.
less for us to elect representa
tive;. To no small extent the legis
lation of the present session is
not so much regarded as are
plans of the Fifty-first Congress.
The little that is usually done in
legislation, apart from private
'bills, during a short session,
will be even less. The majori
ty of senators and representa
tives regard an extra session of
the Fifty-first Congress as ine
vitable. Everything is being
dpne to favor the plan, and
should it shortly become an as
sured fact, the republicans will
feel indifferent as to legislation
during this session. The prin
cipal necessity for the extra ses
sion arises from the time con
sumed in organisation when
majorities are so small, and
from present indications, the
republican majority in the
House may be only one. The
republicans interested in the ex
tra session say that if it were
called in Anril. the Senate bill
could be p.K.eJ; South Dakota. !
Montana and Washington al- !
mittdl: an enabling act fori
Tnril. -Dnl-.ihi n.icod nnd snnif.
iV'v
genend session legislation ac
coinplished. Vv ashington Corr.
The supreme court of Penn
sylvania has just made r. decis
ion relative to the trials of per
sons ehargod with murder that
is of tiie very highest import
ance. This court decides, that.
in murder trials, where there is j
a disagreement of the jury, the j
liriso'ier must not be repro- i
! '1ir 4 I i i. 1
Uinilded iOl a nCW tn.li, llllt
,i 4. r rS'l.
UlUSu IHJ hCt lice. JliatlalO
murder cannot be tried twice
for the Kime offense, aftd if the j
.1,;r.Y
,i:,..,..,.. ib r.,.n.- 1.;...
Miriiviit.-! li una iitu
fiuii tlm tw-.cJIiilif v i,f lifMMir 1
I " " i
again tried lor Use same crime.
The ground assigned for this
decision is that clause in the
constitution which declares that
no person can be twice "put in
jeopardy of life or limb" for the
same oitense. Jn its decision
1 W .
the couit declares that the con
stitution is very clear on the
matter and that this fact makes !
""-
it remarkable that the POint Was
. . - I
never raised I jet ore. .Many men j
have been tried for murder a '
second time.convicted and hanr- '
ed. The decision was of import- j
ance in every state and territory j
in the I'nited States, and hence
it is so interpreted' it will cer
tainly follow that courts elfe- '
where will follow the precedent 1
thus set and declare the same in ;
be taken to the supreme court
of the United States, Avhich has
finrd jurisiliction, and if that
tribunal should uphold the
Pennsylvania decision, the mat
ter would be at once aettled.
According to its population
Oregon is entitled to another
Congressman.
It is estimated that since the
formation of our government
more than 13,000,000 immi
grants have come to the United
States.
of Maryland, who fixed the date
of a murderer's execution at
February 29, 1S89, when there
is no February 2(Jth in next
year. The condemned man can
alford to wait for the day of his
death. -
An enterprising Washingto
nian has originated a plan to
give the inaugural ceremonies
of Gen. Harrison the character
of a century inauguration. It
will just be one hundred years
since Gerorge "Washington was
inatiifu rated.
NEW TO-DAV,
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
ADMINISTRATOR.
OF
Nolieo is herein' given that the
undersigned, P. L. Keoton has, by
the county court of the stato of
Oregon for Grant county, been
duly ai pointed administrator of
the estate of Thomas J. Keelon,
deceased, and all persons having
claims against said estate, are
hereby notified and required to
present the same with proper
vouchers therefor, to the under
signed at his reside! icq on Moun
tain creek in (J rant county, Ore
gon, or to Parrish & Cond, attor
neys of raid estate at their office
in rsmv.ni ('!ft. in c-iiii fi.iniifv
finnl ,ial0 i.ro.
f
Administrator
tsrorai 6,000.000 ii,In i"oto thi
... , i ' tun best to bt:v Seed
ci tbo largest and most rcliiblo houso, and tlicy uwi
D. 31. FERUY CO. are
nctnoi: icslRPd to bo tbo
Largest Seedsmen
In tho world.
D M.FEnnTiCo'a
Illust rated JOeaerip.
uto cun ITICOU
SEED ANNUAL
For 1080
Win bo nijiiiod rnrr
to )at Vfer'nrmlnmMrv
Id fill Ltmlirjililn nn. I
without ordiriniriL lnr.
mexitunce. I should ieiiii for it. AdJ.-vw
D. H. FERRY & GO., Detroit, Gtfsti.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
Notice is hereby giver, that tho
co-partnership heretofore CMstinjr
before 11. Stansell and V. It.
Cunuington, has this day been
dissolved by mutual consent, W.
It. Cunnington retiring. All debts
owing by the late firm are assum
ed and are payable" by H. Stansell,
who continues in the business.
All debts due the said fit m are
payable to said H. Stansell.
II. Staxski-l.
W. R. C'rxxiNOToy.
Canyon City, Dec. I. 18S8.
VARIETIES m NOTIONS.
IX TIIK OLD I'OSTOI'HCE lU'II.DIXn
CANYON CITY, Oregon.
Toilet Sets, ('li in esc and
J a )(( ncsc Goods, Dolls,
Book's, 'Pictures, and
-VVA' Xacks of every des-
criJi ion .
GAGK SISTEIiS,
Proprietors.
KOTICK FOR PUr.rJCATlON.
ImwI Oilice at l.:x (r.iiiilf, Oregon.
Dec. :t. ISSS.
Xotifi1 i Jierohy' !ltn tliat the fl'xvinz
inuicii e!liT lia4 HliM n.ilicc. f li'.n hiJciillou to
maWs tilacil jiiouf in mpMrt of his clnitn, iiinl
tltat siiil iir.u f will ho inail" hofore ('i.iinty
("l.-rk of (.runt Co., j.t Coiiviisi itv. Or., on
Jan. 2C. lM!t, vis:. CIIAltU- FIX1.AYSOX.
DSXi. 7iKis fur the W half SU .tur and )'.
Im'f SW mur S c U T IS S It IT 11.
Hi' tmnitH the follinviiii; uittiCM!tS to jirnvo
hi-i.nili:ni',iis rt'oideiioc ti;ni, ntnl cultivnlioti
of, s!5 iaiuj, i: William Gy. F tiuii'ii.
r".,v ,,..,,
Warn uilt, Jamos .MacU.MiaM, ot O.iyti'k,
wlio ! strj to protest nr.iiiiit the
su h proof, or wh.i Uiiow- ufanr
!.itin-r tin- inturinr iicMnmtit, why mcii
I11'-"'' !in'l not 1 n!!mvil, w:ll Ui tfiviiii n
oi.;...rt:ni:ty .,t tli .itove inoDtlonui timuaiKl
ptafe t) rf )!(-vxn,niiie the wittM-aw 'f f.ii'l
flalmva, andm ullcr dlilenro in rohuttal of
-
XOTICK F( iR PUBLICATION.
iiwin. uii'iiT tin i:iw and tin; riu
l-ii:.: a: la (.ran.i. urecoii.
Nov. ill, ISS'.
X.'.i:- i luToh rfwn tlir.t tho follow in
li iuicJ httlU r lias fllril ii
notiro if liU intciitii'ii
. to i.miic ilnal proof in fiipiKitt
of l.if clHiiii. and lliat raid .roof will lu tnadv
'x-foro the ClcrS; of Gxt Co.. or., at Cativn
' f.it-. on Jan. VI, JS1, iz .McC.KI.lAX
: STOt'KllAl.i:. 1) S ;tMr. for the SI SW ijnar.
is"-:i Mini SR p:ar. MV ipiar. tnd" SW quar
,K ij'iar Set HT. PJ S U 27 E.
Ue iwtiii'. the fotlowin witnosscs to prove
1 l.Ss continuous residence upon, and cultivation
' of, r.iij land. iz. KM I :u i ton, A 1 Snyder,
e 11 UIrzc, i U Snuii'r. of liayvillc. Or.
Anr pvr-cn v.ho deiieH U orotcst ai'ninst
j th; .i:!oH:tt!Ct' f Muh proof, i-r who knows i-f
any m i-.-iatiliil riKion. under the law a. id the
ni-oUjioi-.K of the Ititcr.or iJepArtjnent, wliy
m h pro f hliotild lint he allowed. wIHTo iveli
a" J'll"riin.ity --t the al.ove mentioned time
a!)( jitaee to cro-si-cvatnine llic witntsse' of
clannant, and to oiW ixidenee i;i rebuttal
of tlmt iHlbniiltcd bv ehiimnnt.
! 1 1 HENItV KINIiUAIlT, lUfc'istcr.
CITY HOTEL
MAIN' STUEET
Canyon City, Oregon,
GROTJf J- THOMPSON
Pr'opi'iotors.
Traveling men will find this a
pleasant and desirable place at
which to stop.
mmm
Girc us a Call
a!?e
SHERIFF'S S
By virtue of an execution ami
Order of sale issued oat of the
Honorable circuit court of tbo
stato of Oregon for the county of
Grint upon a judgement rendered
in said court on the loth day of
November 1888, in favor of Henry
Flockenstein and ajtfuliu8 Mayer,
co-partners as Mpkenstein &
Mayer Aiaintifi' s.'PfTnd against
John Hobimion and Thomas G.
Dodsou, co-partners as Robinson
& Dodson, defendants foi the sum
of 2S49.23 gold coin, ana $107.
53 costs, together with eight per
cent per annum interest and ac
cruing costs. I have levied upon
and will soil at public auction, ca
Saturday the 12th day of January,
1889, at one o'clock p. m. of said
day, at tho court houso door, in
the town of Canyon City, Grant
county and stato of Oregon, all
the right, title and interest which
tho said John Robinson and
Thomas G. Dodson, or either
thereof, defendants, had on, or
after the said liJth day cf Novem
ber, 18S, in or to the following
described real property, situated,
lying and being in tho town of
Burns, Grant county Oregon, and
particularly described as follows,
to wit: Lot No 8 of block No 3,
and the saloon building and cellar
situate thereon. Lot No 5 of
block No 4, and the icq house and
cellar situate thereon. Lot No 8
of block No 20 and the hall build
ing situate thereon. An undivid
ed one-half interest in and' to lot
No 8 of block No i and an undi
vided one-half interest in and to
the hotel building situate thereon.
That certain dwelling houso and
lot occupied by John Robinson.
That certain dwelling house and
lot occupied by Thomas G. Dod
son, together with all and singu
lar, and tenements, hereditaments
and appurtenances thereunto be
longing or in anywise appertain
ing. Toims of sale, cash.
Dated at Canyon City, this 12th
dav of December, A. JJ. 1888.
W. P. GRAY,
Sheriff uf Grant Co. Or.
By j. j. Mcculloch if.
Deputy SherilV.
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF
ADMINISTRATOR.
Nolice is hereby given that the
undersigned, Peter Fronch, has,
b' tho county court of the state of
Oregon for Grant county, been
duly appointed administrator of
the estato of Hugh J. Glenn, de
ceased, anil all persons having
claims against said estate are
hereby notified and required to
present tho samo with proper
vouchers to the undersigned at his
oilice at the"P" ranch in Blitzen
vallo, Grant county, Oregon,
within six mouths from the date
hereof.
Dated this 13th day of Dec.
1S8S. PETER FRENCH.
Administrator.
NOTICE.
In iho County Court of the State
of Oregon, for Grant County.
Iu the m it tor of the estate of
Gluts. Lux, deceased, situate in
Oregon.
To Whom it may Conckun.
Know ye, that by an order of
the Honorable, the above named
Court, the undersigned bus been
appointed Administrator with the
will annexed of the estate of Char
les Lux, deceased, situate in Ore
gon. All persons having claims
against said estate are notified to
present the same, duly verified as
by law required, within six months
from the dale hereof, either to the
undersigned at his residence at
the Agency, Malheur county, Ore
gon, or to Thornton Williams,
Atty. or the said estato, ut his
oilice, in Canyon Oily, Grant coun
ty. Oregon.
Dated this 5th day of Decem
ber, A. D. 18S8.
CHARLES B. SMITH.
37-1 1 Administrator
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- a -. 2
B fi " Z
i - .
i JOILK T 'OSS
Watch-maker and Jeweler,
CANYON CITY, Oregon.
Mr. Vors has permanently Iota!eI at this
Vac , Itavinz hrpn burned out at Arlington, ami
s jiripaicil to do tlrot-chtg work in his lino.
HIDES & FURS.
I will pay the highest market
price for Deer and other Hides.
W. H. CLARK.
20o Canyon city, Or.
mum ir
c - S-r- a- p
ft e- c a
- tie -i m
f THE GRAND FIREMEN'S BALL
-WILL BE
Canyon Qity, Or.,
Newyears Eve, December 31st, 1888.
-UNDER THE
TIGER HOSE
COMMITTEE OF
Prank Sels, Frank Metschan,
FLOOR COMMITTEE:
Thos. Bugler, I. Jewett, Geo. Malum,
RECEPTION
Hush Smith. Jas. Ferrel,
G. D. Rickard,
Everything will be first-class. Come everybody, and have a good time.
TI,CKEf8Anoludint supper, - $2 00
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Olikc at I-n Grande, Oregon.
Nov lOtli, lSbS.
Notice I henby given that the. rollowing
namcd tattler have tiled notice of his inten
tion to make final proof in supimrt of liU
claim, and that said proof will be made before
the County clerk of Grant comity Or., at Canyon
City, Ore., on January 12th., vU: JOHN'
II. UAV1S. U S No 8C41. for th W4 SW quar.
Sec. Tt and WJ NV quar. Sec 31 Tp IS S ft 33
Ilcnimcsthc following witnesses to provo his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation of,
aid Ian I, viz: J T Mollltt, Ceorgc Huhu
Alexander Oldson, Onbc Huhu, of Drewsey Or.
Any person who desires to protest aaitiit the
allowance of niich proof, or who knows of any
substantial reason, under the law and the regu
lations of the Interior Department, why such
proof should uot ho allowed, will bis ulveii an
opportunity at the nbove mentioned time, and
place to cross-examine the witnesses of Kaid
claimant, and to oHer evidence in rebuttal of
that KtilKuittcd bv claimant.
3G41 HENItV lUNEilAHT, Hegistcr.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Laud Oilice at Li Grande, Oregon.
Nov. 3, ISbS.
Notice Is hereby (flvcn that tho following
named settler has tiled notice of hi intention
to make rtnnl proof in support of his claim,
and that laid proof will be made before Clerk of
Wrant conntv, at Canyon Citv, Oregon, on
December 21," IsSS, viz: Hl'lJilAIU) JOIIN
MN L S No. S.V), for the SW u.irti r SK o,unr
NK inar SW tjudr. and S half SW quar See. I),
Tp 10, S H 33 1-2, K.
He names the following wlt:icfes to prove
his continuous residence upon, and culthntio
of said laud, viz: Thorna Hohu.i, lieiir Ilohun,
Albert Druwitt, George Jackson, all of I'rairie
City, OrfU'oii.
Any person who desire to protest airains-t
the allowance ol such pi oof, or who known of
any substantial reasons, under tlie law aud the
regulations of the Interior Department, why
such proof hhould not be allowed, will lie given
aifi.piMirtunity at the above mentioned time
and p!ae to "cross-exaiiilne the witnesses of
Kiid claimant, and to oiler evidence in rebuttal
of that submitted by claimant.
3 :W ilENRV UINEIIAltT, Itegistcr.
0. P. CRESAP
-Dealer In-
Stationery, Books, School Supplies, Gilt Band nnd Glassware, in End
less Variety. Fancy Wares, suitable foi presents' for both Old
and Young. Bovs' Iron Wagous, Baby Carriages
from Fourteen to Eighteen Dollars apiece.
Candies & cigars. Tobaccos, Cof
fees, Teas, Lard, Flour,
Dried Fruits, Canned Fruits, Rice, Cream Wheat,
the finest breakfast dish known Fishing Tackle,
Fish Poles, Baskets, Tubs, Brooms, Lamps,
Bird capes, and everything that is ,
usually kept in a Variety
Store, all of
which
V
Can now bd Bought Cheap fOICash ftt the Old Stand in
Canvon City.
Overholt
-DEALERS IN-
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
CAjYYOjY CITY, Or.
-TiiE-
dmyon Oity
ED WALTON
-TS TIIE PLACE TO 00 WHEN
Bath, Shave
..
A
PRAIRIE
H
. J. W. BATHS, Proprietor.
The Culinary Department is in charge of Competent and Experienced
C oks, who spare no labor to do honor to the palates of the Public.
---
In Connection with this Popular Hotol is at all times supplied with
tho Best Brands of Winea, Liquors and Cigars.
S3T sample noon ron commercial travelers.
GIVEN AT-
AUSPICES OF-
TEAM NO 1
ARRANGEMENTS:
Ed Walton, ' Jake Simon.
Clay Todhunter.
COMMITTEE:
Frank Fleischman, Clias. Gray,
Si" Durkheimer.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Land Offlco at The Dalles, Oregon.
Dec 0. l&JS.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his Intention to
make flual proof In support of his claim, and
that eaid proof will 1ms made before the County
Clerk of Grant countv, at Canyon City, Or..
on Feb. 1. niX viz: JOHN M. YOUNG, II D
1404, for tho SE quar SE quar Sc 14 and K
half NE quar SW quar NE paur Seu 23 Tp 14
S II 2(i E.
He names the following witncsFes to prove
his continuous residence unou, and cultivation
of, said land U: It L Oliver, J W Oreenwell,
A V Snyder, A K Dond, all of Dayville, Or.
Any person who desires to protest ag-.dnst
the allowance of such proof, or who knows of
anv substauti.il reason, under the law and the
regulations of the Interior Department, why
such priof should not be allowed, will bti given
an opportunity at the above mentioned time
and place to cross oxamine tho witnesses of said
claimant, and to oiler evidence in rebuttal cf
that bubmiltcd by claimant.
33-J3 K. A. McDONALI) Uesister.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Land Ofllce at La Grande, Oregon.
November 6th, 1SS8.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has tiled notice of Ids intention to
make tlnal proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before County
Clerk f Grant Countv, at Canyon City, Or., on
December 21, 1, viz: AXDltEW J LA KEY,
D S sSi'J for the El-2 SWl-4 Sec 20 and N l-t
NW1-4 Sec 35 Tp 1C S It 33 1-2 E. and
JACOU L I, A KEY D S KiM for the El-2 NEI-4
See 31, SWl-4 NW1 4 Sec 30 and SK1-4 SE1-4
Sec 27 Tp 10 S It 33 1-2 K.
He iintiics the following witnesses to prove h's
coutiiiuoHS residence upon, aud cultivation of,
s.id laud, viz; G F Jackson. Andrew Drcwitt.
Dick Comiett. Andrew J Lakey, Albert Drewitt,
all of Trairie Citj , Or.
Any person who desires to protest agalnf-t the
allowance of such proof, or wno knows of any
substantial reason, under the la.v aud the regu
lations of the Interior Department, why such
proof hhould not be allowed, will be given an
opportunity at the above mentioned, time and
pjnee to cro.'i examine tlie witnesses of said
claimant, ami to offer evidence In rebuttal of
th it 4tiliun:ted by claimant.
34-39 II EN It Y UlNEHAUT, Register.
Muldrick,
JBarber Shop
PROPR.
YOU WISH A FIKST-CI.ASS-
or Hair-cut! f$f-
-
2
r
CITY, OR. 7
Haptonstall & Dart
-DEALERS IN-
General
John Day City, Oregon.
George Chindlach $f Bro
.DEALERS IN.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
CAjYYOjYCIZY - OREGjYO
VST PRICES GREATLY REDUCED. jX
A. HA CHEN El Y.
DEALER IN
General
Merchandise.
JOHN DAY CITY.
City meat market.
Washington Street, Canyon City, Oregon.
CRAY & EADS, Proprietors.
DEALER IK
All Kinds Of
llj Wholesale and Retail.
New Hotel, Canyon City Or.
-FIRST CLASS
Special Allen lion Paid to Traveling and Commercial Men.
Courteous Attention Given to Every One.
When In The City Give Us a Trial.
H. STANSELL, Proprietor.
New Goods!
-Just Received, a General Assortment of Fresh-
FINE TEAS, Imported direct from Japan.
FARINACEOUS GOODS,
TAPIOCA, GEKMEA, CERE ALINE
CREAM WHEAT, CORN & OATMEAL, Etc.
CHflRDWilBE,ffiO )00DSi)
TOBACCOS & EL GUSTO CIGARS,
PATENT MEDICINES, DIAMOND DYES,
TOILET ARTICLES, Etc., Eto.
Will Sell at Reduced Prices For Cash.
CROCKERY and
To close out, will bo sold
II. JR. SELS.
CANYON CITY, MAY 14th, 1888.
:bosto3xt
Carpet & Furniture
STORE.
Opposite the M. E. Church, Canyon City, Oregon
SAM SIRED, Manager.
. . . .DEALEB I.N'
Wall Paper; Window Shades
Building & Carpet Faper,
Mattresses, Etc.
Merchandise
FRESH MEATS
t3.AU orders filled on short notice.
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ACCOMMODATION'S
GLASSWARE
at cost, and below cost-
X-