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About Grant County news. (Canyon City, Or.) 1879-1908 | View Entire Issue (March 7, 1889)
tsr-f . ... fcaiThi.) nib-- 1 " ' ' ' i r 1 m r Grant Co. rtlHMBIIF.D EVKnYTHOIWDAY HOB.MW j March 7, 1880. Agreeable to the wishes of the German emperor, the thea ters have resolved to abolish r.ll French theatrical terms which have crept into the language. The bill for the admission of Washington as a state has been sighed by the president. North ami South Dakota and Montana will also doubtless be admitted. The Pittsburg Dispatch has a Treat nose for news. It has discovered and publishes the fact that the United States man ufactures 8,750,000 pounds of Limburger cheese annually. If a colored man can hold no Federal otiice of importance: if his children can not be educated in Ohio: if hu cannot work in an Illinois tohaeeo factory, what is he to gain jvuntfiimg orcd. Another outrage on tliv color ed race. ltr .Ihnft'H, a ! oretl resident of Cairo. 111., in going to swallow ion fishh.oki in public on a wager oi . "i.i the law stepped in mid ptrvmt- J ed him. Tiiere will he but one negro in the next federal house of rep resentatives. This individual is 11. P. Cheatham, who was elect ed in the second Xorth Caro lina district. He is only 32 years old and bears a good rep utation for character and com mon sense. A letter from the Secretary of the Interior in response to a Senate resolution, says there is not on the Hies of his depart ment anything to show what part the citizens of Washington Territory and Idaho took in vol unteer "service to suppress the cz Purees war. In Indiana, thu other day, a surgeon removed a rib from a man. who survives the operation. .Nothing is said as to what be came of the dismembered rib. In view of the surplus popula tion .of women, there was no particular necessity of repeating thu miracle of Adam's time. Thu legislature created an act tc prevent nuisances and makes it a misdemeanor to put animal carcasses or deleterious substan ces into wells, springs, brooks, ponds, streets, allies or iields, and requires butchers to keep their slaughter houses cleai.. 1m nes from S2 to $50 are pro vided for violations. It is said that an Indiana man has invented a ballot box that (ain't be "stuffed." The box is somewhat automatic in action. The. ballot is droimed throiiifh a slot into a comtmrtnient i i r . wit h glass lroitf. . n vr u hell sound;-, t'i nUtltlHM' T lb.- ballot is r;. 1. !l itui nped with tlc t ul v- wftrf. preciiui nnd ktc, Kitd the I ml !. ... k4 t i falls niiu tlit' ii!lo? m jtfttjier. The m. i JKIUJ t tiv lw :k. and r.ti..' key nre rritir!. Friiwl i" prevpntal. Hfi every lutlloj must bv -.t-uwjid asid tb tllH'Vt'ittt from slipjiii.i1 in no one is looking. ballot- wlivii The high licen.-o law regnla- , ting the sale of liquor recently , passed by the legislature, like; most of the other laws framed : by that lion, body in the. last ,J 4 P-".,i few years, will have to ruliie gauntlet ot tne su iiiremo court to have its constitutionality test ed, and meet the fate which awaits it. Section 11 of the bill provides that "nothing in this act shall be construed to up. ply in any manner to ineorpor- ated towns or cities Ot tins ated towns or state." Thus it will be seen that cities are free to do and act as of yore; nothing in this act shall interfere with them; their municipality is greater than the state; the village of live bun- d red is sovereign beyond the state while unincorporated villa- o-es must enforce the law. "Why allow the saloon of the corporate town to have the advantage, when it is just where it should . j be made to carry me iicny ioau lieeause its revenue m:iki?& u able. It is true that cities and corporations have the liberty to Ftench according to the prayer of J remedy for the above named di demand license beyond this sum ' the petition on file in said court, sease. By its timely use thous- but they seldom do so; the most of them will be privileged to carry on their trrtiic for a much lesa sum, and then they will rub their hands with glee at the fact that outside the city limits they are not likely to have any competition. THEY DID, AND THEY DID NOT 1 The compilers of the "Book ,.f Pntntiinii I'fllVPf" llllist liaVO " " J " had the recent scson oi tne legislature in their minds when they wrote, lWe liave done those things which we ought not to have done, and we have left undone those things which we ought to have done, and there is no truth in us' Near ly every wagon road bill intro duced was passed, and the bill to construct a railroad at the Cascades was defeated. The road bills were local measures which history shows have in the past been useless for all purpo ses except enriching a few con tractors. The portage railroad bill was of general interest and would have been of immense benefit to the state. In this connection we wish to remark that nothing has been heard of o ... Senator Dolph and his schemes for opening the river, since his re-election, and thathe work on the loeks i pr progressing J!- ;t -ltou:-i. T:1 -.-!. if Ml i:i rtJCenvJ n :tf- n?nn U'HJ the Ptrrf lund v:! biil eeuuied t imudi t'nv: vvawo ? rep if k ntfitivts did reasonably voll A, in foiiii-ariHiH with other ile' ritifiii. ed!eirtivdv $h -- sion wa- a font. W;iter biii wa-. tht niot itiip.n ant local mea-ir--''. and I ho bill concerning pilots oral I ill of any Wasco Sun. the only ja'n- importance Mr. Swift, of Elkhart, Intl., stated that Miss Georgia Davis chewed tobacco. She sued him for slander, and proved that she simply chewed tar-gum, and the jury gave her a verdict of S300. The celebrated sleeping girl of Troy, Tonn., died last week. She has slept since she v;as ten years of age till she was thirty two years old, walking at inter vals of a minute or two and oc casionally for an hour or little longer, sometimes daily, some times not for several day?. Thousands have visited her. At one time Harnuni offered her parents 10,000 per year to take her ami her parents with his show, he to pay all expenses, but they refused. When she died thousands attended the fu neral. In reo-ard to the fees of school clerks, the following is a jiara grajih of a bill introduced by T. T. Geer, which is now a law: "The clerk of each stdiool tlis trict containing 4,000 r more indabitanls shall receive for his services of the money collected l-.v lil tn nf sehool taxes, as fol- ! lows: ror tne nrsi iweniy thousand dollars or any less sum, live per centum thereof: for the next twenty thousand dollars or any part thereof, two per centum: for all sums above forty thousand dollars, one per i-iti;lii rhev'f. The elerk of nlher -.di'iol !Trii,ts .-! :!l ,vvt'ov or u for liieir si- -ce. f ii '.X:v (vlhvled l' U'lSl f dis- .. tiitncts. uve jMr wiu iif. and the ditvU'tv of nv di.-rrift "Jiav v-sv their vh'vk i Niich additional fjnjen tuni a- , j-. in their judguiMtt :iecfssary. Tl.t new l:tw allows tito olorke of any -ehitd dir-incl to )va fh!i fierk additional :onipen I tion. whilf the old law only al- j lo'ved this in small districts. NEW TO lAV. CITATION TO HEIRS. j I In tin j 0r(i ie county couit of the state of : gon, for the county ot Grant. In the matter of the estate of Frank Flageollet, deceased. To the hei-s at law of Frank Fla geollet, deceased and all por soiib interested in his estato. In tho name of the state of Or , flro herob require(i nnd ,.;f,i rt un nmi nnnear in the county court of the state of Ore gon, for tho count' of Grant, at the court room thereof, at the court house in the said county of Grant on Monday the ISth day of March A. D. 1SSS) at 10 oclock a. m nf tlmf ilnv then and there to , .,,....,,..., anv vou have, why 1 a ce,-tain instrument in writing, presented to the said county , court, -anc now on file therein, should not be admitted to . Projmto as the last Will and Tea iiment of sa d deceased, and why Letteis i Adinjnistrativo with said Will an- j noxe(l B10Uu not be issued to ,j0hn Lnurance and Samuel Witness, the lion. is. u. aiaxcy t.,,i.to nf bn enuntv court of the VlVi-Vvw Ktntn of Orecon. for tho Countv of Grant this 21 day of January A. D. 1S89. Attest: PHIL METrfCHAN Clerk. By WM. MILLEH. Deputy. NEW TO-DAY. NOTICE Is hereby given that the under signed has been duly appointed by the county court of the state of Oregon for Grant county, admin istratrix of the estate of Henry J. ft Mnnllcv rlpnensed. lato of Grant county, Oregon. All per- you are hereby commanded to ap cc l,nl,Hn,r r.lmnm n.rainst said pear in the above named court and estate are hereby requested to , present the same duly verified as ivni in fho ml mini Ktrn- i trir at. her residence near Mt Ver- ! nou. in said county, or to her at torney, C. A. Sweek, at his office in Canyon Cit, in said county, within six months from the date hereof; and all persons indebted to said estate are requested to settle immediately. Dated at Canyon City, Or. , this tho 2(Jth day of February, A. D. 1 881) ' MARIA F. MUELLER. Administratrix. C. A. SWEEK. Att'y. SUMMONS. In the circuit court of the state of Oregon, for Grant c unty. EUn C. Sj.eneer, plaintiff, vs. Apmoii Sne'ieer defendant. To Alison Spencer, defendant: In tho name o: 1ie tata of Ore goi you are hereby nominal .dod to uj-.j ear in tin lovi nuiii'd ?t-tir tui.l at. we.: I lie iojvjiI lint hleii niwiiril you m t'e alt...i ji ittlvd suit, on or bi:;l.' Mond:i, the 8ui l:iy of Aprs!. :S-i). the . me being the fir: t i oi then g ulai April t.i'nii l.-f. of sidd otui simI if you fail so to appear and uiiiwer, the plaintiff will apply to the court foi the relief nraved for in the complaint, to-wit: l'or a decree of said court dissolving the bonds of matrimony existing be- tween the plaintiff and defendant, anu ior me costs auo iusuuisl monts of suid suit, and for such other relief as to the court in eq uity may seem meet. You will further take notice that this sum mons in published by order of the Hon. James A. Fee, .Judge of said court. ade and bearing date the 21st day of February, A. D. 188.1 M. DUSTJN, 49 Plaintiff's Attorney. i r ii 1 .i:..i ... -SUMMONS. - i In the circuit court of tho stale of Oregon, for the county of Grant ss. Peter French plaintiff, vs. William Dillman defend tnt. In the name of the state of Ore gon, you are hereby required to ... ....ii. n,,.l ot civnr Him f-iirimlil ill t. .t ' i :.. n. ..t,. .... titled court "on or before the first dnv of tho next regular term of said court, to-wit: On Monday the 8th day of April 1881). You will lake notice that if you fail to appear and answer for w.iut th"ie of the plaintiff will take judge ment and deeree against you for the relief prayed for in the com plaint filed in said court, viz: For tho stun of eight hundred dollars and interest thereon from the '2-i day of February 1SS7 at the rate of teu per cent per annum and for the costs and disbursements of this suit and for a decree foreclos ing tho mortgage mentioned in said complaint and decreeing the mortgaged premises mentioned in said complaint, to be sold and the pfoeeedsof such sale applied upon expenses of sale and in satisfaction of said judgment and for such other and Anther reh-if as to cqni t ma seem meet. 'I his summon" is p- !lihed bv order -f 1 1 .-:. L li. Tson, one of jndg'J. of -:d! Cwlirl. DiU'd fh!: !tda of Februiov. A. IK lH'.l. PUiltfKir roz.va. Ainu- f"i Pt;i;n; J. L. B, V i A L & EON. U '. Tdi. M. i K'KHS tun i -n-: Kfjch's, V.xm Uirv. - - - Ui!H::0. -Dealers in- WATCKES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, PILVERWARS, V OLINS and CUiTARS. Jluiicy to I.mn on CoJ'ateralj. irOpposito Union Meat Market, Mai Street. CITY HOTEL MAIN STIIKET Canyon City, Oregon, GJtOTJf $ THOMrSOfi Proprietors. Traveling men will find this a pleasant and which to stop. desirable place at Give U8 a Call t Consumption Surely Cured. To the Kditou Please inform vour readers that I have a positive anus oi uopeiess cases nave oeeu nermanentlv cureJ. 1 shall be 1 " glad to send two bottles of my remedy free to any of your read ers who have consumption it they will send me their express and postofficeaddross . Respectfully. T. A. SLOCUM. M.D., 181 Pearl St., New York. SUMMONS In the Circuit court of the state of Oregon for Grant county. A die Currin, Plaintiff, ) vs. V John II. Currin, Defendant ) To John H. Currin, defendant: In the name of the State of Oregon answer the complaint tiled against you in the above entitled tml on or before Monday, the 4th day of Novemb 1889, the same being the first day ot the regular Nov. term 18S9 of said court, and if you fail so to appearand answer the plain tiff will apply to the court for the ' relief prayed for in the complaint, 1 to-wit: For a decree, of said court dissolving the bonds of matrimony existing between the plaintiff and defendant and for the costs and ,1ic1 ni-Qninnnts: nf snifl cin'r oiwl for (lisi.uisemenis oi sam suit, ana ior such tarther relict as to tne court in equnv, may seem will further take notice that this summons is published by order of the Hon. Jam!S A. Fee, Judge of saM court. Made and bearing date the 21st day of February 1889, C. A. Sweek, Plants Atty. . xoticTiI ' Iii the county court of the state of Or. jiou for (I rant county. In the niattter of the estate of, Sarah E. 1 limes deceased V ..l... ;,.., l,.,f Notice is herehy given that !-. W ltlti; ii-.ia oil t llO 'iUtll (hlV Of U. i'.iu aui wit - .lanuarv 1SS1J duly appointed by the county court of Grant county I ...... r.i n!r,.nl ..mintv state of Oregon, the administra trix of the estate of Sarah E. , limes deceased; all persons hav- iny ehiims atrainst the estate of the said deceased arc hereby no tified and required to present the s.ime dtilv verified as bv law re- l m,irod a the olliee of my attor- nev. M. D. Cli lord in uanyon City, Oregon, within six months i from the date hereof. Dated this the 11th day of February 18S0. S. R. BATES, j Administratrix of the estate of j the deceased. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice is hereby given io all whom it may concern, that on thu 19th day of February, A. D. 1SS9, the undersigned was by the coun ty court of the state of Oregon, for Grant COUIlty, duly appointed UU- .:..;ot. .nin,. ;!, fl.A V5 1 omu.v..fl of the estate of A. G. Glenn, de ceased. All persons having claims HUH ilifl itl i i against Hurt estate aie herebv re- 1 l"c? to Vnt the same duly verified as by law required, to the ' undersigned at his resilience in j Diamond valley, Oregon, or to j Fat rish & Cozad, attorneys of said estate at their office in Canyon j City, Oregon, within six months j from the date hereof. ! Dated at Canyon City, Oregon, I this 27th day of February, A. D. ! 1S). PETER FRENCH, ! Administrator. NOTICE TO ItEDlTORS. i Notice is hereby given to all j whom it may concern, that on the M)th day of 'February, A. D. 1881), the undersigned was by the coun ty court of the state of Oregon, for Grant county, duly appointed ad ministrator of the estate cf H. J. Glenn the younger deceased. All persons having elaims against said estate are hereby tequestod to; present the same duly verified as' bv law ret mi red, within six months ' I from the date heeof, eiiherto the un.h'r-'gped at his- residence in !)iar,t e.l allev, ?:egon, .r to Pi.tis-t C-i.ad, aitoriieytfnf said ' i state, ul their olliee in Can von i'llv, Oregon. Dated at r.-myon Citv, 0 rerun,' th;-27th rtuv t.f Ftbreaiy. A. 1). ' ls:t. IMS'i'KR KliMNVH, Administraior. 0. P. -Dealer In- Stationcry, Book, School Supplies, Gilt IJ-nd and Glassware, in End less Varietr. Faucv Wares, suitable foi resents for both Old uud Young. 'Roys' Iron Wagons, Baby Carriages from Fourteen to Eighteen Dollars apiece. Candies & cigars. Tobaccos, Cof fees, Teas, Lard, Flour, .Dried Fruits, CmmeS Fruits, Rice ('rc ant, Wheat, the finest breakfast dish known Fishing Jackie, Fish Poles, Baskets, Tubs, Brooms, Lamps, Bird cages, and everything that is usually kept in aTariety Store, all of which V Can now bj Bought Cheap forCashi nt tuo OldStnnilin Canyon Cit'. Overholt -DEALERS IN- GENERAL MERCHANDISE, CAMY0N CITY, Or. A. HACHENEY. DEALER IN General Merchandise. JOHN DAY CITY. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. I anJ OHIcc at Ii Grande, Orcgou. Feb 20th. 1869. Kolicc t hereby uiven that the follou-irii;-nameJ settler have tiled notice of hit inten tion to wake final proof in support ot hU claim, anil that naiil proof will be made before the County clerk of Urant county Or., at Canyon City, Ore., on April 0th., 18s!), viz; W. 1). OUl cer, 1). .s. .No. WJl t"r the SW orSW qr Sec U. Slinlf SB ir and SKijr Sec JT IS S It HE. Uemniesthc following uitiio-sesto prove hit continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, aid land. vU: Charles 11. I tlcy. Thoi. II. C. llracneld, Mac Sxmerville, 1. Ueed Atberson, all of Can on City, Oregon. Any perunn who tlesires to protest against the iilli.waniH! of Ntich uroof. or who know of any Miibiitatitial reason, under the law and the rocu lationu of the Interior Department, why such proof should not be allowed, will be L'iven an opportunity at the above mentioned time uud placu to irosi-cxamine the witnesse of said claimant, and to oHer evidence in rebuttal of that Mtbmlttcd by claimant. 4J i 11ENUV ItlNEIIAUT, llegistcr. NOTICE FOll PUBLICATION. Land Office at luOwnde. Oregon. Feb 13, lSiiU. Notice is hen-by given that the foilowing named ettler has; liled notice of hi intention in make tinal liroof in ui iirt of his claim, and ' Uiat said i.o.r will be made before the Comity ckrk of (;rant MUntJ.f nl (,.,, cay. oron, ; on March so. iss-.i. viz: uaa.mi u. hi SW urSeciS Tp 10 S U 'XI K, lie names the following witnesses to prove his oimtinuous residence upon, and cultivation uf. luid land, viz: John ltiitin, II. Johnson, Oeorgc Jones, Thomas llonha, all of Prairie Citv, Or. Any person who desiteH to protest against the allowance of Huch projf, or who knows of miv Hubstanti.U reason, under the law mid the , regulations of the Interior Department, why such proot siiiouin notoe anoweu, win oe rucii an opportunity at the above mentioned time and phee to cros-evamlne the witness of said claituiwit, and to offer evidence in rebuttal of that submitted by claima.it. JJENKY ni.MillAlU, Kl'glsicr. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. I.and ullice at La Grande, Oregon. Jan. 30, 1SSD. N'ntln- U hen-bv civeli that the follow inir- named bi-ttler h.'liktl notice of hie intention t,11.lUl. ,-,.,, !ir.,..f in 8uii.rt of hN claim. : and that Kid proof will be made before Clerk of (.tant r,...I.- . cativ.ui City. on-'on, on hurdi i is. U7.: usa.nk . kistkk. ijs No 77.V. for the SK or SK yr S-h Iiall .M. qr a.id NK .r SK cr S e 17 Ip 17 K 31 t.. II.. n:iiiii'. tin? lollnwhi'' witneHM'H to prove his C'intiiiiioti-, re-idence upon, and cnltltatio of wild land, iz: Kiclunt I'anliy, Mose. W Myers of ISianton, Or. : Andrew W Stechi-r. of .Ml. Vernon Or. anil John Jlel'.ae r l)avillc, Or. Any person who dosirec to protect a-.'ain.-t the allowance of snch pioof. or who know of any ftibi-tanti-il nasi.nti. under tin? law and the regulations of the Interior Di-partmc nt, why mull proof Hhor.ld not be allowed, will be giwn an opp..rtur.ltv nt the above mentioned time and plate to "cro-js-exiimine the witnrs'i'c of said claimant, and t oilVr evidence in rebuttal of thr.t submitted In claimant. IUM llEXKV ItlXKIlAUT, Uegister. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Land Olllce at La Orande. Oron. Feb. 0. 1SS9. Notier U hereby viven that the following named M-ttler ha tiled notice f hit intention to make llnal pioof in supirt of his claim, and that said prof f will be made before County Cb rkof Orant Ca. nt Ciinyon ity. Or., on Mareli t. ls. viz. Kl'UENE K. HOOl'. I S Xo Sj'.Ki'i, for the N half SW ijr SW o,r SW or See 3 and SE r SK ir See 31 Tp U S 11 27 E. lie names the follow ins witness!' to prove ids continuous residence upon, nud cultioition of, said land, viz: Thomas Conner. Edward Linn. Daniel I.y.ms, Arthur McMuLin, all of Duyville, Oregon. Auv person who dcurci to protest airainst the allowam e of ssuli nr-Mif. or who knows of any substantial rcaion. iin.b r the Uw and the rr'it- lation- of the Interior l).urtmr.nt. why euch bliouhl not bcnll.mvd, will bc Kivcn an j ..... opportunity at the above nirtitimicd time and olaco to cross examine the witnesses oi said claiuout, anil to oiler evidence ill rebuttal of that submitted bv claimant. 47 W IIENUVIUXLIIAKT. Uefcister. PAT CAMPBELL 1 F 'h ulesale $ Retail -DEAI.EIt IX- GROCERIES PROVISIONS Flour anfl Feel WEAR THE DEPOT, BAKER CITY, Or. t lr5r (4iw.fl-; fnniirl r.n im ni.t lirst- rJ. v class may be returned. a- - . . - o -. i; z . C" S 3-. r D v ; C- ' rn n, 3-C-.J. 0) c o c " CRESAP Sf Maldrick, JAMES & JONES. Proprietors of The City Drag Store. Keep constantly on hand a complete stock of DRUGS AND CHEMICALS- Patent Medicines, Toilet Articles, Perfumes, Soaps, Powder, Puffd, Combs, Tooth Nail, Clothes and Har Brushes, Druggist's Sun dries, Lamps, Lamp Oils, Glass, Putty, Chincys, and and evervthing to be found in a lirsl class Drug Store. Nothing but Pure, Fresh Drugs Dispensed. ii - Orders from a distance will receivo prompt attention. Prescriptions a specialty. BAKER CITY, ' OREGON. City meat market. Washington Street, Canyon City, Oregon. CRAY & EADS, Proprietors. -DEALER IX- All Kinds Of 11 j Wholesale and Retail. George CrimdJach Bro. .DEALERS IN. GENERAL CAA'YOjY CITY teir PRICES New Hotel, Canyon City Or. FIRST CLASS Special Atlention Paid to Traveling and Commercial Men. Courteous Attention Wben la The City Give Us a Trial. H. STANSELL, Proprietor. Red Front Billiard Hall! C. D. RICKARD, Proprietor. Dealer in fine Wines, Liquors and Cigars. CA.YY0.Y CITY - - OREGON. Henry Rust's Celebrated Beer Constantly on Tap PRAIRIE J. W. BATES, Proprietor. The Culinary Department is in charge of Competent nud Exj erienced Cooks, who spare no labor to do honor to ' he palates of the Public. In Connection with this Popular Hotel is at all times supplied vritli the Best Brands of Wines, Liquors and Cigars. ST SAMPLE UOOMS FOH COMMPIiClAI. TKAVELEKS. Haptonstall & Dart -DE.ILERS IN- General John Day H. n General FRESH MEATS ?3 AH eiders filled on nhort notice. MERCHANDISE, OREGjV'O GREATLY REDUCED. ACCOMMODATIONS Given to Every One. r CITY, OR. H Merchandise City, Oregon. SELS. Merchandise, Canyon City. Oregon. sr. I