ZGranl Co. Tfews'
pimusnr.D every thuusimy morning
May $0. JSSO.
The song called "Columbia, j ma,c i,e f,.., nothing rival su
the Gem of the Ocean," was tc-1 refineries can do. Jle ns
ken from the Britishers, who j rts that ( alifornia can grow
have a song called ''Old I''ng-i both sorghum and sugar beets
Inmt. the Cem of the Ocean." . t0 perfection. lie ' owns the
but Americans love the song. I majority of the 30,000.000
.John Sherman 'is the only
man in the United States senate
who was a member of that body
when the bill was passed abol
ishing slavery in the District of
Columbia tweenty-scven years
ago.
Southern Oregon can grow sor
" " i ghum and sugar beets as well
Washington Star cays ; rnlifm-nh.. and uonld like to
The
mat ine nonunaiion ol ooioiiioh
. 1 . . 1 . r . l
Tlirsch for the Turkish mis
sion removes Senator Mitchell's
most dangerous rival for the
senatorship in 1S01, and re
move doubtS'of the hitter's re
turn to the senate.
Aaron Harvey, a sea captain, countries have been restored
of Machias, Maine, departed on tjuy minted,
a voyage in 1800, leaving at '
home a wife and five children, j Instead of encouraging ctni
JTe lu just returned, after , gration. as hitherto, the author-twenty-nine
years" wandering in ities of Ireland are discouraging
all parts of the earth, lie finds ( it. the people are leaving this
his children grown up and mar- country so fast.
ried and his wife living with
another husband.
At Philadelphia wool is dull,
although the inquiry has been a
trifle better than it was last
.week. Stocks of old wools are
small, and the sales reported
have been at full price.-. Inter
est is centered in the advices
from the new-clip districts,
which indicate increasing h'rui
i.gss. Dealers are reluctant to
operate in new woods, as the
prices asked in the country ad- t I desire only such alimals as are
mit. of little if any profit on re- flee from Scab, and agree to re
sales in this market.-Mercan , tnni tlu-in the snmc.
tile L'eview. 1 -'AOK.SON CIIAMBKR3.
A late decision of the secre
tary of the interior liberalizes
the timber culture act to an ex
rent hitherto unknown. Here
tofore the rulings of the depart
ment have excluded all land
from timber culture settlements
upon which more than lifty
trees stood, the department tak
ing no note of the size of tini
her, its kind, or jualit.y. Un
der to-day's rulings entry- men
may take up under the timber
culture act any quarter section
upon which timber has no com
mercial value, or upon which
trees are not numerous onough
to warm ii r the purchase of land
for its timber.
This ruling will grant u-lit-f
to timber e.ilture settlers, and
makes it much easier to acquire
lrttid under this acr. as all grow
ing tree are to be counted in
compliance with the law, wheth
er he planted them or not.
Some
galoot
in the city of
Portland who has no doubt
grown wealthy and soft brained
by robbing the people of East
ern ( )regon, in writing to the
Scientific American says: "Hast
.of the Cascade mountains Ore
gon is a sterile plain with no
vegetation save the Mige brush,
the dwarf pine and the juniper.
There are a number of lakes in
the southern portion, which,
however, are mostly alkaline
and marshy. The country is
dreary and monotonous. In the
region of the Columbia tributa
ries at the north, however, the
country is more attractive, ami
the valleys are covered with a
1. i- f 'pi... 1
"1 UN 111 Ul lUltM J Jit, ,
Aoo(i.-! aoomui in garni, aim me
abundance or bear. deer, panth
ers, mountain sheep and wolves
make this region a paradise for
hunters." Ir is diilicult to con
ceive how so many gross mis
statements came to he crowded
into so Lrief a space. Mr. Bert
Towne. a one-horse photograper
is the author of this base lie.
and oiiirht to be
ill ven
SIX ,
1111-
months in a caoje with his
C J
wriiio.i'' ..liniiv " .tt. ml In,. " '
agllMI ) Deal , pUIimei ,
''inountain sheen." etc. etc.. I
U.- ,1 . ... 1 . i I
tltat allOUllU 111 tllO timbered
valleys around The Dalles and
Vmatilla landincr. How. where
or when the writer got his infor
filiation that the valleys of north
Eastern Oregon "are covered
with foret trees" and that
"panthers..' "mountain sheep."
etc., inhabit those imacinarv
vi- :i t i ii
vtoous it a mystery not canable .
of snlnti'nn. I rnu'i.i'11.. tl. :
several falsehoods about East
ern Oregon, simply because an
ignoramus wrote them to make
Portland ami the Willamette
valley appear as the state of
Oregon and the whole thereof.
entific VmJricin ohm nf tho Ju,,e john zeki it's No (joou 1 a, d ,W statute.
7 . ' .,L , r 1? th ' 1 ""i1 ? -' r4r..isw qu.r. nVl HENRY RINEU ART,
most :rniiential lournals of i -KiU3r- s?c3 rp 11 s it 32 1.. ; timt Mibmittcd hy ciaima.n. i?o;ai,r
, . , ... .1 IIu naniei the follouiiiir '.ltne'.!' to prove ;).ii HKVHV iMVPiunT u -. leglSter.
America has HHVlttlim V pub- Uh continuous rtMdeuce opo.i. and cultivation i.i.NhHAUT. lUgwlcr. nl,nvn nnhVp will be null-
i-i. 1 , , J , ott-aid land, viz: Frank 1' Flcir-chmar. Jacob J he aOO 0 HOtlCO Will Oe pilO-
Clans Speckel? says his new
sugar refinery at Philadelphia
will he ready to start Juno 1.
It is the lamest in the world
! and cost 8,000,000. He says
j the others forced him to make
tiie move, and now that it. is
j stock of the new company, and
thinks they can nearly supply
the I'nited States with
siirar.
They will build ten factories in
California, to cost 500,000
each, that will make only raw
suirar to sell to refineries.
' "
join Speck els procession. Why
don't our farmers try to "get
there?" Jacksonville Times.
The Chinese Government has
settled for the Che l oo - riots
with both England and the
Tinted States and Hairs of both
NKW TO-DAY.
BUCKS TO PASTURE
Tho undersigned will be prepar-
Oil to
neason
pasture Bucks during the
At Oils Sollar Par t
At his excellent pasture in Bear
vallt-y, situate west of Harney
road in upper part of the valley
on Silvies river.
Petition for Liquor License.
m ., rr , . .
....... ... VJ wu.l ...
the state of Oregon for (Irani
county.
We the undersigned your peti
tioners most respectfully represent
ibiit we are each and all residents
and legal voters of South Fork
precinct, in said county, and we
ask that a license be granted to J
(J Clover, to sell and dispose of
spirituous vinous and m.dt liquors
in less quantities than one gallon,
' in said precinct, for a period of
h'x months Iiom the Urd day of
: Julv ISb'.). L).iltd this -ioth day
of May lScn.
j M Youn.,'. (Jeorge Becker. Max
ISohison, A F Uond, Lad row,
, Win Alascull, 1J 8 Snvder. W I!
j Donalson, j O Mrown, E Stewart
, H llavwood i P l'oweii, Fredric
' M 1 Cl::ion. M E Swift, Geo
; Chapman, Vint Kberls, A M
Coster, .i T Thorp, j.se Warlield,
A Jegg, I L Milh-r, Fet. r Don wi
ly, Jtill Day, C K Chize. S L cross
; Ji McUinnis, .i W Greenweil K
Oliicer, E Oilk-er, (Joorgu Key- ,
noius, c Allen. Asa
in . rnt
wiiicur,
John McCco D Loyn.
Notice is hereby given that on
the Urd day of July IrU the un -dersigned
will ajply totheccuntv
court of the st ito of Oregon for
Grant county for the license men
tioned in the foregoing petition.
J c Gl.OVKU,
Applicant.
NOT I CIO KOI!
ITMLICATION i
I.:
ttu oilkv at Tin: lullot-, or.
IUj 1, !..
Notk w horeliy ji vn tlut tli- follnuiii
liaiiiil M-ttlcr lm IIIinI notk-i'of hi.- intvuti in to
uiakc final jiro'tf in -npitoi t of hU tlaini, ami'
that sadl jirixit wiii innil: Infori1 llic
CmntvClcri; of Oram c.Hintv. r . at ('anvoti
Titv, Or. on June ifl. l!t. vi: THOS.-f KIT.
CI::aU. 1) S(mvj for the SK inarlcr Sec 27.
Ti 13 S I! Jtl K.
He iiamcs the follouiiig witno-eto jiroTc his
c.intim.o'.K rojihli'iii-e iion, ami rnltiv:itio:i of,
mi I !aH.!. .John M omtir. .1 V. i;rren.
mvI!, llaniilton JIaxwell, A F Homl, Da t illc.
Of.
Mr. tKr0!i who 0.fiirr4 to ivroiet acrainst tht;
a'.owiiLf of sitt-Ji iirof, or who kimus of any ;
a'ioutiLf of siii-h nroof, .or who knows of any
siilMaMtial nwin, uniler Hie law mvl the ri--n-
Iirilf btl(! ot i.aii.,ivi. iii i. vmai.
oitixirtuMitv at the nhove njefiti-iji'l time ai:d
iiat to iT'is lAiiuine tho vitnes'SfH of uid
claimant, and to otlVr ciidencc in rchtittal of
that -nlimittnl hv claimant.
7-1J F. A. MCDONALD. llcWcr
NUT.ICK FOirPU 1JLI0AT1ON
Land Otilce at Ij Orande, Oregon.
April 1.1th, IsMl.
I ,.i,..i ...tii..f in. r.i.j ,,.,t.. nM,L:,.,..,fi. ,.n i
Notic U hereby zivrn tli.it the following.
j mkc final pnjof in Support of hi clilm, and
j .mi..... mi' iiivii ik'ihi. ill 1117 lull (lll'Jll lu I
that cuid proof will lie made lufore the I'ontiti
lork of lir.mt counti, at Can von Cilv. Or,
on Juno 7, !!, viz: .lOSKi'li O. LOFTON,
D S .No. 7;.it. for the SK uuir Src S. Ti 11. S K
2S K.
Ilf names the following witne.Jfc to prove
lii continuous re.-ideiiec uiton. and cultivation
s-4't 'a,M' 'it: Kirov Worcham, of John
niv 0r am, ,.r,..lz willinms. Martin UunUp
' Ji "'. of Fox, Oram county, or.
Ahj j-erson who desire" to protest anlii't the
allonaneeof uch pror, or no knowRof anv
ZASk
tirof hould not he a'lowcd. will he i: veil an
rtuiiity al tiie alwve mentioned tune ami
place
lilnr to irtiH cvim cn flip Hilnitunu .if
chkimant, and to offer evidence in rchutUl of
th.it Mihitutted l (U'.mniit.
.Vio IIENKV IH.NKHAKT, Iteciibter.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Ol.ice a' La. Grande, Oregon
April 12, lssV.
Noliro i hereby '.riven that tho follow ing-
Hamo Pettier lias a le.i notice ol ln intentii u
t.. nu- final i.roof in i -.mort or uu tan.. i
that W proof ill le made before the Clerk of
Canyon City, Or.
Any per-on who desires to protest train-ttli.i
aliouattcc of Mu-h proof, or ho know of any
t-iiWautial reason, under the law and the re
tiUtio.i!! ol the Interior Pepirtment, wjij s-Jih
proof cooolil not be nJoivtil, will be jrivin an
omh -nuiiity at the above nuntloncl tint" and
place to iTovs-oxamine the itneses of ta;d
efainisiii, and to oiler evidence iu rebuttal of
ihiX submit led bv claiinwit.
i 10 JIEN'nV IUNKIIAHT, cKiktcr.
mil i luiiiiv iii- -i mi i-riTi i 11 v i ir nit i
Petition For Liquor License.
To the Hon. the county court of
the state of Oregon, for Grant
county.
We the undersigned your peti
tioners respectfully represent that
we are residents and legal voters
of Canyon City precinct, Grant
county, state of Oregon, and we
ask that u license be granted to
Hugh Smith to sell and dispose of
spirituous, vinous and malt, libuors
in said precinct in less quantities
than one gallon for the period of
one year from the 3rd day of July
1889. Dated this 25th day of
May 18SU:
C W Parrish, T B Bugler, John
"Welch, Clay Toclhuntor, Denis
MeAuhlY, Thos Crawford, George
C Miller, Frank K Sels, Thos Rey
nolds, Louis Eyeitsbuseh, James
Ferrel. D I Asbury, John Brandt,
W S Southworih, M E Stansell,
W IL Clark, M D Clifford, S O
Cemy, CS Grigsby, David Hill,
F V liorslev M D, S Durkheiioer,
A C Dove, thos .1 Smith, A H
Groth, Lee Miller, Frank Metsch
an, V G Cozad, J Durkheiincr, IE
Stansell, J .1 iMcCullough, H Hun
ter, Sam Sired, Chas Mulcare, A
Hnpprich, F Miller, John Schmidt
I Foster, P Mulcare, .1 1) Suther
land. T J Cozad, W 15 Eads, Chas
A Gray, O Guernsey. J O Parsons,
W H Lincoln, .lohn Montony,
Wesley Silshee, W ItCunnington,
W II Mnrklev, James Bobison, A
liEiwny, Ft! Sels, H Breyer.
Henry Benz. Geo Sollingor, Ira
Sproul, S Orr, Balph J Byram,
Thos Kelly, .1 Yoss, Kobt Ray,
II B Sls, M S Hellman, Dr G W
33arl)er, Geo Rotidebush, G Top
Ken, N ltulisou, Jake Simon.
Notice is hereby given that on
tin 3rd day of Ju'iv ltS), the un-
dersigned will apply to the county
court of the .state of On "on for
Grant county for the issuance of
the license mentioned in the fore
going petition.
Jfron Smith,
Applicant.
Petition for Liquor License.
To the Hon. the county court
of the state of Oregon for Grant
cc nnty.
We the undersigned your peti
tioners respectfully represent that
we are residents and legal voters
of Canyon City precinct, Oraut
, county state of Oiegou, and we
asKtnat a license oe grantee to li
f .f,,.i; sn ,iG ,i;uK ,
spirituous
vinous aim man no
-l ,, I-
uors in said precinct in less qunu
tities than one gallon for the peri
od of one year from the Urd day of 1
Julv 18SI). Dated this the 25th
day of .May 1SS):
H Hunter, M E Sbinsell, John
Brandt, Thos Reynolds, W S
! South worth, Louis Evertsbusch,
( Jake Simon, C W Parriah, T B
i Bugler, D I Asbury, J D Suther
land, Lee Millei, James Ferrel, V
, G Cozad, C S Ciigsby, Frank
Melschan, t3 J McCullough, Frank
11 Sels, J Durkheiiner, Clay 'lod
hunter, F C Iforsley, A C Dore,
Phil Metschan, S Durkheiiner, M
1) Chllord, Thomas Crawford, O
C .Miller, A n.q)prich, A 1 Frway
W H Mark'ey, Chas Mulcare,
Geo Solinger, W K Cuniiingtn,
John Schmidt, V Mulcare, W H
Clark, J W Powell, S Orr, Denis
McAulitr, V C Sels, I Foster, A II
Groth, ThdsJ Smith, Sam Sired,
v ri jJoiev Dr (; n:ll.i)m. rv jrv,
' '
vlici o (Juernspv. J O PnrsoiiR.
lobt hay, James Itobinson, I I
. ' ' )
Wood, H R Sels, Ira Sproul, Chas
i A Gmv, Fred Miller. H Broycr,
Henry Ben., W if Eud.s, W Ii
Lincoln, John Montony. Wesley
.Silshee, David Hill, J Voss,
Hugh Snith, 1 S Hellman, G
Toi ken, Geo lvoudebush.
Notice is hereby given that on
the .ii d (iuy of July, l.S'.l, the un
dersigned will apply to the county
court ot the state of Oregon, fyr
Grant county, for the issuance of
the license mentioned in the fore
going petition.
H St.nsi:m.,
Applicant.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Laml Otlineat l.i Oratnlc, Orr-jon.
.May 15th. ISMt.
Xolire i" hereby iven that the lollowiii"-
immvil ffttler liav (iloil notioi- of liin inton
lion to make Ma pro.r in Minoort of his
claim, aiitl that (.aid proof will he nude before
iwuoTiniyrierK ot irnint countv Or., at Canyon
City, Ore . on Julv (ith., ISm', viz: JAMES W
ALLEN", I) S 77!M. for the SW 1-1 SW 1 4 See 21.
half .SK qranil SK jr .N'E jr See 'Si Tp l.- S H
lie names the following wlttieAtsto jirovo hie
contintioiw residence upon, and cultivation of,
i-aid land, vii: John Mulcare, Charles Anirell,
Jackson Chamhers, of Ulan ton, Or., and I'at
Mulcare. of Canxoti City, Or.
Any lKirson who desires to nrote-it ALiiinxt'thn
allowiince of micIi urif. or who Viiowk tt ...nv
, . . - - " ' J
rcin, unw
under the law mid the ri en
lationi of the liuorior Department, uhv smh
proof hoild irSibt.' allowed, will bej;iiennii
or)ortunity at toe above mentioned time and
place to eroHi-cxanilne the witne-ie of tiiil
claimant, ami to oiler evUlenee in remittal of
that .-uljinittcd hv claimant.
HU HENHV ItlNEHAUT, Uei-tor.
NOTICE FOR PUI5LI CATION
Land Ofllcc at I.t(irudo. Oregon.
May 1.", laSH.
Notice is hereby riven that the foilnuin..
named ftttlcr ha- llled notice of his intention
to make llnal nronf in uomwirt t die i
that said p.o.r will he made hefore the Count v 1
cicrK ot tirant county. t Canyon fit v. On-i;on,
oh Jul 0. viz: KItANCIS KEITH u J
for the I'.tx 2 ic 4: St: nunrter SW l.i
SK ipjartcr XV fjiurler Sec :) Tp 10 S It i:.
I He name? the following witne"e.' to tirov'e
his oMitiiiuou residence upon, ami cuithat on
cf. said land, viz: W S outhoith, Frank It
f-els Walter W Uerr.v, ,hu Eworth, all of
1;IhiiI(i:i, Or.
Any person uho Iesitcs to protect against
I the allounnceof mch jironf, or uho knoivu of
any ul5Ullltial reason, under the hv anil the
regulation-) of the Interior Denart Illf.llt Ultf
Mieh proof should not he allowed, wiM Ik: iveii
WATCHES AT COST I i
' ." u'UZ '',r S,oek " " - I
. 1 -a iirhf.. in nrtou.,.t. . i .
C, at iK.t Jita-jf.-!, -.
m.r co.inu:-'T,rc3..r., w"u,.K
T-IO VI LL 1'ROriTS. aa hVtrrMt.J ,u
'i- ci r .li,.jt,l, KolUM TIm.
Irtprrt, Mil In (a . Inatcarrr mnli ib.ia
Ih-iriliuufirtiiriTi Tall (iuamitr.-. t'tit ffala
Cow luJ iO. k'. I ItUUHTO U
TO., Hi Sliu Slrttt, aue, lliiadi.
WegetfhelVluleshDd
At Miller's Blacksmith JShoj),
WASHINGTON STREET, CANYON CTTY, OR.
Because his prices are low and all his work warranted first-class.
HORSESHOEING AFTER MAY 20:
Eur New Shoes all aronnfl, $4.00 to $5.00 per Span.
poh.
lie keeps constantly on hand and for sale, iioiiseshoes, fitted and unfit
ted, also house kails, ikon, steel, coal, whiffletkees, neck
VOICES, WHEELS, SPRINGS?- PICK HANDLES, SLEDGE
HANDLES SLEDGES and WEDGES, etc., etc.
TIRE IRON REDUCED
A FIRST-CLASS WAGON
O7'
CARRIAGES ISIJftGIES fc
NF.l-SOJf JONES, I'llEST.
MORROW GO. LAND & TRUST CO.
(Incorporated)
General Warehouse
The ( ovipanij lias recently constructed a tiro-story
warehouse SO .v J 00 'eel. iritli wool press and all
conrcniciwcs for handling wool
The, Warehouse Charges at Heppner will be the same
as those at .J'lingfon, less cartages.
Freight upon baled wool
y'..,,,.. I .. hi rifmi
I'Olll .dlUllotOli.
C'asli advanced upon consignments of wool or wool
I II XII. II II, I'll. II I'i'll. I
in storage.
THERON E, FELL, Manager.
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
OF ADMINISTRATORS.
Notice is hereby given that by
consideration and order of the
county court of tho state of Ore
gon for Grant county, the under
signed have been appointed gen
eral administrators with the will
annexed, of tho estate of Frank
Flageollet deceased, late of said
county, and all persons having
just claims against the estate of
said Frank Flageollet are hereby
notified and required to present
the same duly verified as by law
required to the undersigned at
their residence at Prairie City,
Grant county, Oregon, within six
months from the date hereof.
Dated April JJOth 1880.
John Maksiiam.,
Samuel Fuencii.
General administrators with
the will annexed.
M. D. Ci.iKi'Oiti),
Atty for administrators.
MINING APPLICATION NO.
10G.
U. S. Land Ofiice, La Grande, Or.
April 11, 1885).
Notice is hereby given that W.
E. Tarsous whose postoilico ad
dress is New York City, Now
York, has made application for a
patent for fifteen hundred linear
feet, Monumental No 2 bearing
gold situate in Granite Creek
Mining District, in Grant count',
Oregon and described in the otli
cial plat and field notes on file in
this oflice, as follows, viz:
Commencing at a point '2'2()
feet north 87 degrees 20 inin.
west of the northwest corner of
section 19 Tp 8 S R M east of the
Willamette meridian, Grant coun
ty, Oregon; running thence north
20 degrees 30 min. east 1500 feet,
theuco south 7 1 degrees 4.5 min
east G00 feet, thence south 20 de
greeB .30 min. west 1300 feet,
thence north 1 1 degrees Id min
west GOO feet to beginning,, with
a magnetic variation of 20 degrees
15 min. east, lying and being situ
ate iu Grant county, state of Ore
gon and containing -0 !( 100
acres and forming a portion of
section 19 in township S S R 3G
east of the Willamette Meridian.
The location of this mine is re-
corded in tllO COUllty clerks oflice
J
f Grant COUlltv Oil pagO 5ll of
FW.h- "A " nf flePfk of S.liil COUlltv
,"00K " OI lieeilbOl .UU LUUUIJ
Adjoining claimants are Monu
mental mine No 1 on the south.
All persons holding adverse
claims thereto arc required to pre
sent the same before this ofiice
within sixtj days from the Jirst
day of publication hereof, or they
will bo barred by virtue of the
weeks) in tho Giiant County News
published at Canyon City, Oregon.
HEN RY RIN EH ART.
Register.
Hyde & Johns,
Atty's for claimant.
First publication April 18, ,89.
lished for GO cays (10 consecutive
o-saec.
TO 7 lo 8 Cls. Per lb.
SI TOP AT SAME STAND.
BUCK BO A It US Made to order
i:. a. liisnoi tueas.
& Forwarding Agts.
from lleppner, same, as
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLE
MENT. Notice is hereby given that tho
undersigned administrator of the
estate of John Ii. Miller, deceased
has filed in the county court of the
state of Oregon for Grant county,
his final account as such adminis
trator, and Monday, the 1st day of
July, 1889, at 2 o'clock p. m. of
said day, at the court house in
Canyon City, in said county, the
same being the first day of the
July term term 1SS9 of said court,
has been appointed by the judge
of said court as the time and place
for hearing objections to said fi
nal account, and settlement there
ol. Pioueut Nkece,
8 12 Administrator
Dated May 14th 1889.
MINING
105.
APPLICATION NO.
U. S. Land oflice, La Grande, Or.
April, 11, 18S9.
Notice is hereby given that Y.
E. Parsons whose postoftice ad
dress is New York City, New
York, has made application for a
patent for lo00 linear foet, Monu
mental No. 1 of the vein, lode or
mineral deposit bearing1 gold sit
uate No organized mining district,
in Grant county, Oregon and de
scribed in the oflicial plat and
field notes on file in this ollice, as
follows, viz:
Reginning at a point 1 220 feet
north, 87 degrees 20 min. west of
tho northwest corner of .section 19
Tp 8 S It a E. of the Willamette
meridian and in Grant county
Oregon, running thence south 12
degrees 15 min. west lf00 feet
thence south 77 degrees -IS min.
east GOO, Thence north 12 degrees
15 min. east 1500 foot, thence
north 77 degrees 45 min. west,
six hundred feet to placo of begin
ning, with a magnetic variation of
20 degrees 15 min east and lying
and being in Grant county, Ore
gon, containing 20 GG 100 acres
and forming a portion of section
IS) in Tp 8 south of range .'10 east
ot the Willamette Meridian. The
location ol this mine is recorded
in the county clerks odico of Grant
county on page 577 Book "A" of
deeds of saia county. Adioininn i
claimants is Monumental mine
No. 2 on the north.
All persons holding adverse
claims thereto are required to pre
sent the same before this oflice
within sixty days from the first
day of publication hereof, or they
will be baited by virtue of the
provisions of the statute.
HENRY RINEHART, j
Register.
The above notice will be pub
lished for GO davs (10 consecutive ;
weeksj in tne uiu.vt Bounty i ews
published at Canyon Citj, Oregon.
HENRY RINEHART.
Hyde & Johns.
Atty a for claimant
First publication Apiil 18tb,
1889.
JAMES & JONES
Proprietors of
Tiie City Drug More.
Keep constantly on hand a complete stock of
DRUGS AND CHEMICALS-
Patent Medicines, Toilet Articles, Perfumes, Soaps, Powder, Puffs,
Combs, Tooth Nail, Clothes and Har Brushes, Druggist's Sun
dries, Lamps, Lamp Oils, Glass, Butty, Chinas, and
and even-thing to be found in a first -class
Drug Store.
Nothing but Pure, Fresh Drugs Dispensed.
Orders from a distance will receive prompt attention. Prescriptions a
specialty.
BAKER CITY, 1 OEEGON
ROY
THE CELEBRATED CLYDESDALE STALLION
; Will make the season at Kail Creek Ranch five miles west of Canyon,
City. Terms: Single service with privilege of season (cash at time of
: S(;rvj0(.) jo. For the season with privilege of return next season if not
with foal on July 1st, or when the marc is taken away frlo. tor insur
ance, due when the mare is known to he with foal 20.
Dksciiiitiox: Roy is a Dark Dapple-Ray, 17 hands high, weighs
1,410 pounds, is f years old this spring, has ldaek mane and tail. Was
j si rid by Imported Clyde. 1 Hun ly
Free pasture will he furnished for mares while on my ranch.
JOHN M. POWELL.
George Crundlach Sro.
DEALERS IN.
GENERAL
CANYON CITY
nor prices
A. IIACIIENEY.
DEALER IN
General
Merchandise.
JOHN DAY CITY.
Red Front
V' r I
C. D. R3CKARD, Proprietor.
Dealer in fine Wines, lupiors and Cigars.
CM'YOjY CITY - - OREGON
ILcnry RitsVs Celebrated Beer Constantly on Tap
0. P. CRESAP
-Dealer In-
Stationery, Books, School Supplies, Gilt ILnd and Glaasware, in End
less Variety. Fancy Wares, suitable foi presents for both Old
and Young. Boys' Iron Wagons, Baby Carriages
from Fourteen to Eighteen Dollars apiece. t
Candies & cigars. Tobaccos, Cof
fees, Teas, Lard, Flour,
Dried Rruifs, Cajine-d Fruits, Rice, Cream, Wlieat,
the finest breakfast dish known Fishing Tackle,
Fish Poles, Baskets, Tubs, Brooms, Lamps,
Bird cages, and everything that is
usually kept in u Arariety
Store, all of
which
Y
Can now bj Bought Cheap ftrCash at the Old Stand in
Canyon City.
Haptonstall & Dart
-DEALERS IN-
General
John Day City, Oregon.
IL ,R
General
(HRDWBE,;fliOOTS
Canyon City. Oregon.
ROY
English Draft and Clyde mare
MERCHANDISE
5
OREGNO
G H FATLY KKI rUCED.
Billiard Hall!
I&. iff ' it?' 'I"' -r
Merchandise
SELS.
Merchandise,