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About Grant County news. (Canyon City, Or.) 1879-1908 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 14, 1889)
Grant Co. News' rOW.lSHED EVKuVTHmtSPAY MORNING February 14, IS SO. California isomers sue trying la bond n large part of East Portland and vicinity. Sim biogo county prospec tors lir.ve found gold bearing gravel in an old tunnel "full of snorting wildcat?." President-elect Harrison to a visitor said: "My dear sir; if 1 were to give an ofiice to every man who has applied for it al ready by letter or in person, it would take mo six years to sign the commissions." A writer iu a New York pa per says men are asking them selves this question: "If men are denied the very semblance of a home here on earth how can they be expected to have faith iii the promise of a home in heaven hereafter?" Minis- ters will do well to cut this nucstion out and irnste it in their Ecrap books. ... x Kotwithstanding the fact that nearly three months have pass ed since the. polls were closed t bo count-no ol the hallots is ii still 'uriwr on in San Francisco. " - ... says They i C ull ion: i a exchange, have been counted over ami over aain, lirst m the m torest or one candidate and then another, until they are most nearly worn out, and evcrytimc they have been gone over rank fraud has Ikhmi discovered. The Chinese" exclusion act. parsed with so much haste and signed with t-o much readiness, is running the gauntlet of the United States courts. A test case is ooiiiii up from Califor nia, and the legislature of that s at) is anxious to have the be.-t legal talent of the state to de fend the :ut. Possibly bad there been more time and care used in the framing of the bill, all this tro.iblo and expense would have been avoided. Hut then the country was anxious for political bombshells. The bonds or the Portland "Water Company sheuld not bo exempted from state taxation, a provided in the bill now be fore the legislature. "Why should Portland people have ii free water" at tbe expense of tho people of the balance of the state? The citizens of Portland , i tt . ,,P filVfl. arc certainly nl.le to my on their water bonds. lhi "special loirislntion" is a feature of the republican party. Its in- juitice cannot l e (ien'cl, but as low as tho few in authority r.,ii it,,, i.mnv wiil ZZ . : ' : ::.V: " V liVi UlAUU III tJlUil mivi tci.-. ii. is simply '-money devil" lation. E. O, lcris Sam .lone.-, the rcvivelist, make? about (i()0 public address es a year, and. of 'course, often says sojne foolish and reekle.-s things. lie delivered a lecture in Los' Anodes one evening last week upon the moralal elfeets of the hall room, and hamlled the subject without gloves. Many persons were shocked, and some indignant, hut Sam never for once waveifd. The newspapers, however, disttneeil with the re vivalLt, ai:d he was imlr.ced to confine lis lecture to subjiets upon which he was better in formel. 1I mleemeil hinii-eif by (tLdiv(nnr a ifood old-raah-iomtl letiiiHlisr pennon. A bill making the marriage "of cousins unlawful in this;.tate was introduced into the lower liuse ( f the legislaltirj on the fith inst. Oregon has ample opportunity t profit by the e .perienco of o'd-. r states in t'i.s matter. Illinois. Ohio :t:ul oili er states have passed such laws, but not until the stati.-tie- of their idiotic blind and d;af mute asylums have proven tliat the be.-t interests of the state and or individuals requiicd it. As states become older and com munities more settled, the ten dency to consanguineous niar riage becomes more pronounced, and as personal interests become involved, the diffcnlty of passing j a law that will protect the t-tate j from the consetiuences of such 1 , ill innrnatro IS rrivatiV aiUllienteU. I -it 0 i ir" Heme, while there is no imme- onue ttangei iinu liuousinui.i.o cousins will rush into matrimo- ny in Oregon in loree snltieienl 4." i,,.,.,. ., 'nct'f nliriii for tho 10 m.lUe an lllllUlIOU lOI IZU. care or iiieai,abies a necessity or I .... -. this generation, it will he the part of wifidom to steer clear of future evils begotten IV marriage.'v by the ttmeiv iV eiUlCt- :1W. Ore mant of the proposed 1 gon uin. NEW TO-DAY. SUMMONS. In the Circuit cjurt of Hie state of Oregon for Grant county. Adie Currin, Plaintiff, ) vs. t Johu IT. Currin, Defendant ) Tr John H. Currin, defendant: In the name of tho .c"tate of Oregon you are hereby commanded to up- poar in the above named court and i answer the complaint tiled ngain-t j you in the above entitled .-uit on j or before Monday, the fust day of April ISSt), the same oeing tue first dav ot the regular At.ril term 18S9 of sud court, and it you lau . so to niinear ami answer the plain- the plain- tiff will apply to the court tor iae , iciief proved for in the complaint, ...a I to-wit: Ivor a decree oi sam couib dissolving the bonds of matrimony existing between the plaintiff and defendant and for the costs and disbursements of said suit, and for such further relief as to the court in cqni'y, may seem meet. You will farther take notice that this summons is published by order of the Hon. Luther B. Ison, Judge of said court. Made and bearing date tho 11th day of February 1S89, C. A. Swcck, Pontiffs' Atly. SHERIFF'S SALE. By virtue of an execution and decree of foreclosure and sale is sued out of the circuit court of tho sUttc of Oregon iu the county of Grunt, upon a judgment rendered in said court on the 17th day of November, A. D. 1SSS, in favor of Lueinda Thompson, PI IT, and against F. J. Butz, E. 0. Stansel!, co partners as But. & Stansell a'ul W. S. Southworth and .John Kuhl, defendants, for tbe sum of two hundred and seventy-five dol lars and thirty dollars and thirty live cents cos's, together with ten per co-it per annum interest from tho said 17th day of November, and accruing costs I have levied upon and will sell at pub lic !iietion on Saturday the 2ud diy of March 18SJ, at one o clock p.'ro. of said day, at the court house door in Canyon City, Giant, count v, Oregon, all of tlie right tit. e and inte:e. which thoDef'ts l?i:t7. and Stansell had on or after the 1st day of December 17, in ot tt) the following described mort iinecd premies, situate, lying in the town of Canyon City, Ur.mt county, Oiegon, and described as fol'ows, to-wit: Commencing at a point ou the west side of Canyon creek, where Main St. in said Canyon City crosses said cretd:, ami running thence west to W. P. Gray's sta ble lot, thence north HO feet ; i hence east to the west bank of said cteek and thence south to the place of beginning. S tid lot is situate on what is known as tho -'island" of said Canyon creek, together with & nhiv the lenemenis, h;redit:unents and appurtenances i lhcreuito belonging or in any j v.ge apl0r!;lijlini,. Terms of sale cash, Dated at Canyon City, this :J0th j day of January, A. D. 18Hl). j V. P. GKAY, , Sheriff f (Irani C j. Ur. Ky J. J. McCCLLOLGlI, Deputy SheriiV NOTICE. in the county court of the state of Oregon for (5 rant county. In tho mattter of the estate of Sarah E. Himcs deceased. Notice is hereby given that S. Ii. Hates was on the t2(.Hh day of January lSS'J duly appointed by the county court of Grant county state of Oregon, the administra trix of the estate of Sarah E. J limes deceased; all persons hav ing claims against the estate of the said deceased are hereby no til'nd an I required to present the same duly veiilitd as by law re quired at the ofiice of my attor ney. M. I). Clifford in Canyon City. On gon, within six months lVot.i th' date hereof. i):;t. d this tlie 1 1th day of Kebiuarv l.S:.W. S. R. DATES, Administratrix of the estate of the deceased. no ncE rolt pubTjcation. Ijittd OlfKva' .a Orande, Oregon X I-t !kt bv s.iv!i th it tli. MUtxmg i.itinl M-tllcr has Jlhsl of hi ii.tt iaU-n to i..-ki liimi pr)f in -i:.;i. rt of hit i.laim, and tiw ..iid pro.. f nill b.;r;ai!e Ixf.-rctlm Counl.t Jint.-e. or in hi1' a!ncnr JK-foro the t;loik of a-i: ('.iiii. Or., at Ciitiyoii Citv. Or., on I. Si. lit. dACOli IIA.MON. lid. No. i-SCI. Tor the SE 1-4 Sec :Kt T I.J S I: "i E. lie imtiH-s the followins: uitiu-wf t. jirovv hi eniiitiit roidt-iiC'' ojion, ami enltiv.ition ( -aid land, viz: U I.ohiiioi' .Mm t.v, (ion. itliHev. Andn wOill, all of Cn.on Cilv Or. Ahv jicrron w'rfi) ili-5ri s t nroU-l a-ruittln' alfWa'.ce if Mifh jirmtf. ur vhn kmif f my ro..-tt, unt'.r tin- law and the ru:r- I uUtl'MiMi! t'.-.a lnt ri.,r li jiirtim-nt. why snidi ' )r.( hlxxiid nut mj allowtd, lllb ttveii an otirtmiity at the i.h jvi liiontinned tinii- .hhI I iice ! wMs-cntnine tho itnuc- f Ktd "alm-.it, a-id ti ITlj vidence in rebuttal of ! lhn mtUMiiUil lv rlaiinuit i lit" 1IENKY lUXEUAIlT, Hoistcr. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION, ua omc at La cramte, omjon. v'h- ; 18f NolW i hercbv etven that tho followinz- .,,,... ..iti. rliaCiilixl n.,t:ci'.f hi- intfiil ion to mate- lintl ihooJ ill 8ii'lrt of his claim, and ,"Vsnid ,TkV win bo made before r.unty MiirtjJ, ih,L VI7.: klt.ene e. uoor. us ' n.. -..W u.c Njdfsw ;i' sw 'if xw or ; j;,..,,a,es she fi.-.vin witnwtojiroc h tontimious r.-idtuce npun. and ctiltitatioii Q, Uml. viz: Thoroa- Cmners, IMvva.-d iiw.m i-. Arthur iicMm.in, ail .f IM i.le. On-on. ( A,1VivtsH wiiod-ir.j ui)n.t.'t.minrt the j tTuS 1 ' iiptiortiinUyut the aiiove mentioned tnnusm I tdaco to crop-o5auiliie th vvitneiic of xai.l , eteinnnt, and to idler evidence in rebuttal of tlit clilimilti-d tiV clilillltttlt. 47 62 11 EN It Y ItlNEIIART, Kegister. SUMMONS. In the circuit conit of the state of Oregon, for the county of Grant ss. Peter French plaintiff, V3 "William Dillman defendant. In the name of the state of Ore gon, you are hereby required to appear and answer tho complaint tiled against vou m me aoovo ei: tjtjcl court on or before the first day 0f the next regular term ot sajj court, to-wit: On Monday tne sth dnv 0f April 1SSI). You wiu c n0icc that if you fail to aiJeav nnd answer for want th'-re- of the plaintiff will take judge ment find decree against vou lor tue veiief p,aved for m tlie ootn- n..:ni T)iiimt filed in said court, viz: ror t10 gum 0f eloriit hundred dollars am jnterest thereon from the 24 ..... a 111 day of February at tue rate of "ten per cent per annum and for the costs and disbursements oi this suit and for a decree foreclos ing tho mortgage mentioned in said complaint and decreeing the mortgaged pi anises mentioned in said complaint, to be sold and the pfoeeeds of such .sale applied upon expenses of sale and in satisfaction of said judgment aud for such other and fuither releif as to equi ty may seem meet. rJ his summons is published bv order of Hon. L. B. Ison, one ot tho judges of said court. Dated this 1st day of February, V D ' PAKRISir .t'COZAD. Attornevs foi Plaintiff. SUMMONS. In justice court for Union pre cinct Grant county, state of Ore gon. Geo. Shearer and M. How ell rloimr business under the firm uatno of Geo. Shearer & Co., plaintiffs vs Israel Owens, defend ant. To Israel Owens the above nam ed defendant, iu tho name of the slate of Oregon, you are hereby commandi'd and required to ap pear before the justice ;f the peace of Union precinct in said county and state on the 1st day of March A D. 1SSD at tho h-ur of 10 o'clock a. m. of said day at Prairie City in said precinct to answer the complaint of the above named plaMitifls founded on u note ol hand aud a book account. Wherein said idtintifls demail I ludment against vou for tue sum J" V " ,,i " l r .. il. of sixtv-hve dol drs and for the costs and disbursements of this ac tion. And you are further notifi ed that if "you fail so to answer said complaint said plaintiff's will take judgment against you for the sum of sixty five dollars and for the cost and disbursements of this action. And this Summons is or-d'-tfd served by publication for ix successive weeks in the Guant County News, n weekly newspa per published in the above named county and state and by mailing to the defendant at his last known posloflice address a cettilied copy of this summons and of the com plaint herein. Given under my hand this 14lh day f January A. V. lbSil J. T. Sullexs, J. P joir.v i 'oss ' Watch-maker and Jeweler. CANYON CITY, Oregon. Ke-'ps for sale Wsitches, (Mocks and Jewelry, and does all kinds of Repairing. o o H Q IS a t-3 fi d o o 8- p CITY HOTEL MAIN STREET Canyon City, Oregon, GliOTII $ TII0MTS0.?.' Proprietors. Traveling men will find this a 1 pleasant ailll desirable phlCO at . 1 . . . . I VVUlCil to Slop. GRAND ARMY BALL! Will be given under At Jarrel's Hall, John Day, HANCOCK A GENERAL INVITATION W ALL! COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS: E. B. Ramsuy, R. V. COMMITTEE ON JIEOEPTION: S. IJaptonstall, Pkkkixs. FLOOR MANAGERS:, En. Abiiott, II. HUSTEK, If." C.HOLEY, TICKETS (Including Ball A free Pork and Bean Supper will be served tit Grange Hall sit 0 o'clock p. m. Ccme one and all, and enjoy yourselves with the Veterans! In connection -with the Pork and Pean Supper there will bo a sociable singing, recitations, and a general good time for the public. TIIK BEST OF MUSIC NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Laud Oflloc nt La (Jrafulc. Oregon. Jnniuo lutli, li!. N'.tico U hereby yiven tlit tlio f'-llnwin-nntnt-il settlors have tiled notice oftlieirintctition tonmkc tlnal jiroiil itiatipixtrt (i their claim and thatiuid proof will be male before County Clerk of tJrant County, at Canjon City. Or., on KVbruarr 27. li. vir: ANDREW J LA KEY, DSS.S5UforlheEl.2SWl.4Sec 2d and N !-; iMlWMCiUipivaiiMl-.L. anu i fiui i. i.akkv i)Ss.sm for the Ei-2 NEi-4 srl; t?1oSNkS ii k. 35 a"J SEM SE14 1 iu a11 y practice and experience lit-names the following witnesses m prove Lib j iave never seen a preparation that continuous rofidemc upon, mid cultivation of, .. ;.i . ... i said land, viz: Albert Drewitt. Henry Ilohna. ( I COllltl prescribe With as much COI1 ThomaK llohna, Ilubna Johnson, all of j jj(Jeucl, 0f success as I can Hall's I'rairie I it , Or. 1 Anv IK.TWHI who dtlros to lirotect aL'ain-t the I 'n t-ii-fli (Jure, maiiufacturea OV VOU. j Und the f7;?Jfi-JtBWW ; opportunity at the above niontionmi time and allowance oi sucn proof, or nnu kiinui;ui.i place to crocs examine tho witnesses of said I tint submitted iv t-iatmant. I -ia HENUV KINEHAHT, lleuutcr. . claimant, anil to oner cviience in rtuuiui ui VARIETIES AND NOTIONS. IN THE OLB rOSTOFFICE BUILDING CANYON CITY, Oregon. Toilet Sets, Chinese and Japanese, Goods, Dolls, Books, Futures, and Nick Nacks of every des eription. QiQK SBJ Proprietors. Sio REWARD Sio. Strayed or stolen in May 1S8S, one sorrel mare 0 or 10 years old, strip in face, white hind feet, branded JC with E above on left shoulder, JCon left stille. One bay mare branded J on left shoul der. One scrr.il filly 2 years old next spiing, strip in face, white legs, branded E on le.t shoulder, Oil on lnftsliilo. Onebav horse j colt same age and brand. Mares both hail colts wun tnem. The above reward will be paid for the recovery, or for informa tion leading to" the recovety ot said animals. Call on or address G. M. Stovall, Hahney City, Or. 47 c. ' 5-" f O i V ' S- S m q, sr g2 ' a? c m o ?oSiS-? . . II'. 52r?li 0. P. CRESAP Dealer In Stationery, Books, School Supplies, Gilt did and Glassware, in E less Variet". Fancv Wares, suitable foi j resents for both Old aud Young. Boys' Iron agons, Baby Carriages from Fourteen to Kighteen Dollars apiece. Candies it cigars. Tobaccos, Cof fees, Teas, Lard, Flour, Dried Fruits, Canned Fruits, Rice, Cream Wheal, the fiucst breakfast dish known Fishing Tackle, Fish Poles, Baskets, Tubs, Brooms, Lamps, Bird cages, aud everything that is usually kept iu a Variety Store, all of which V Can now bj Bought Cheap forCash, at the Old Stand in Canyon City. Over holt -DExUJIRS IN- GENERAL MERCHANDISE, CdNFON CITY, Or. the auspices of !T MO, 34, G, A. R, Oregon, Feb. 22, 1889. liUXN, M. A. Lucas. John Zepf. 0. BlRGK, E. B, Kamsiiy. Supper), 2 50 WILL I5K FUKMSIIKI). A man who has practiced medicine for 40 years, ought to know salt from sugar: read what he says. Toledo, O., Jan. 10, 1887. Messrs. F. J. Cheney it Co. Gentlemen: I have been in the frenenil practice of medicine for .in 1 1 1 .. it. most 40 vcars. and would sav that Have prescribed it a great many 3 .wolffu1' . and would say m conclusion that 1 have vet to find a case of Catarrh that it would not cure, if'they would take it according to direc tions. Yours Truly, L. L. GOUSUCII, M. D. Ofiice, 215 Summit St. Wo will give SI 00 for any case of catarrh that cannot be cured with Hall's Catarrh Cure. Taken internally. F. J. CHENEY A CO., Props., Toledo, O. gSTSold by Druggists, 75c. CITATION TO HEIRS. In the county court of the state of Oregon, for tho county of 0 rant. In tlie matter of the estate of Frank Flageollet, deceased. To the hcis at law of Frank Fla gcollet, deceased and all per sons interested in bis estate. In the name of tlie stafe ot Or egon, you are hereby required and cited to be -aud appear in the county court of the state of Ore gon, for the count' of Graut, at the couit ro nn thereof, at the court house in the said county of Grant on Monday the ISth day of March A. 1). 188!) nt 10 oclock a. in. of that day, then and there to show cause, if any you have, why a certain instrument in writing, presented to tho said county court, nnc now on file therein, should not be admitted to Probate as the last Will and Testiment of said deceased, and why Letters Administrative with said Will an nexed should not be issuedto John Lnurance aud Samuel Ft eneh according to the prayer of the petition on file in said court. Witness, the Hon. N. It. Maxcy Judge of the county court of the state of Oregon, for the County of Grant tds '1 day of January A. D. 1880. Attest: PHIL METSCUAN Clerk. By WM. MILL El?. Deputy. in End- MtiMrick, A GRAND -WILL II K OIVEK OX ST. VALENTINE' In the Court House at -UNDKK TIIK TIGER HOSE TEAM No. A General Invitation COMMITTEE OF Thos. Bugler, James Fkkkel, HECEPTION COMMITTEE: En. Walton, En. Jewett, Ciias. Gray, F Fleisciiman, S. Dukkheimkk. FLOOR COMMITTEE: Hugh Smith, Frank Sels, Jake Simon, G. I). Kiukard, C. Todhunter; First-class Musicians have been employed, and every cflbit will be made to insure a pleasant time for all. TICKETS, and Sapper FOR -Now is the Time to WEST SHORE MAGAZINE, For 1889, nud securo a full volume of numbers. It is the Cinst Illustratefl mmm i m ErThe mass of information it contains covers the entire Pacifio Northwest completely, aud deals with all subjects of interest to those seeking information of this region. 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General Merchandise, fHiBDWABffiO Canyon City. Oregon. Haptonstall & Dart -DEALERS IN- General John Day A. IIACMENEY. DEALER IN General Merchandise. JOHN DAY CITY. Gity meat market. Washington Street, CRAY & EADS, Proprietors. -DEALER IX All Kinds Of iij Wholesale and Retail. TIIK EVKN'IXG OF- Canyon Ciiy, Ore.,' n, AUSPICES OF- 1, OF CANYON CITY. is Extended to All- CAY, FEB. 14, 1380! ARRANGEMENTS: George Maiiak, Frank Metschax. $3 00 Subscribe for the- m m m 1889 Worm Merchandise City, Oregon. Canyon City, Oregon. FRESH MEATS ta.AU ordtri fitlid on Short soUce. Give us a Call