Grant County news. (Canyon City, Or.) 1879-1908, January 09, 1890, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTHE GRANT COUNT! NEWS Tiur.i(l(iy, J a v. 0. Ul GltJPPE- Tho Nrws shop Ib demoralized by the iMtv disease, In grippe, or llus siati liiRtienxa. Tito printer hns i .1 ...!.. :. ..II L. -...J now the disease has fastonwl its mint uiwn tho editor. With no type setter within -1000 iniloH whom w coaki got to "help out" nothing uIm oaukl tie vxiwotcu than for country gatfoumlry to share in tho rpneral ueprtasfon orbusines. I00AL BREVITIES. HotfltDOiW under head of "Now to Mrs. Pettro, wife of ox-einpwor Dot I'edm,' died at Lisbon n fewtlnys VJ'rosjiecls coo Id not Ui brighter for n bountiful harvest m tlibi county next season. fti6.tit3 down hill in tho popular aitmseuient of tho innll txy anil gill jiw, now. OomtnisAtnuors' Court, an is usual at the January term, has a largo amount Of IHII19H to tmiiMicU Poitlsntl it soon to have another six fctoir hotel. Can von will not havo OM0 till her minus hoom. (con.H I. an :-nail iiuhlithoA nn ostmv liotico this week, ofl'oriug a toward of Dlv tor information concerning Ins horses. Attention in directed to-day to the a'l of a j'.and iimsquu carnival to 1J ftlrn nt John Day on tlio evening of Jan. 24th. Tim Cmml A t iny loys aro making piu,rations to hold thuir r.iinii. annual Imii supper anil Kill on Washington's hitlhtlay at tlio Coutt housu in this vill.tgu. Thato must havo Iteen a snow block atlu on tho Columbia or homothiug wrong on tho Hoppnor route, Im-coumj for four days (lining tho week no mail from l'oitluml arrived horo. Thin iimnodinlu vicinity hut experi enced mi'iio extremely cold weather lately. Sunday night, which was thu coldest, t'u) thorinomotor on tho out side of tilts gas foundry marked ulovun dogicos below Zoio. Jamc.i Uomplioll returned homu Sat urday night from u trip to tho lower ration. Owing to an accident on tlio fcUge httwudii Iloppnci and Monu ment whoroby ono of his legs was huit OtHiipbolLwulks like n camel on four s. Vjfbir in Rear valloy is said to av emge ftUirt two feet at this date. None other of ISront county's valleys have it tint deep, hut snow is pretty deep in places on tho foothill, which mean plenty of water in tho streams when it.uiolt-N Merjiin. J. Davis and M. M. Rriurly, two of Ha; ney's business iiuiu, came ovt,' Monday in a fcleih, and spent a fow ikys in town on husiuoss. They lopoit know nlxMit a foot deep in liar noy vulUy, und some deeper between thtuo ami here. Tho rjKiuat assoKsiuuut of real and ptttvoiud pioporty in Idaho for thu your 1S; is cloo to 35,000,000. This in nn anvanco over tho yuir 1888 of Hourly $;!,ri00, ami thowu that our kinlr IiIhIio Ins claim for fctatelirwl which should leceivo lecouitiou. Politicians in C! inut county are "laying low." Whon tho campaign (loot open, howover, it will go oil' with n slaji-Uuij;, and you "ill likely hour KOiuothiux drop. Tlio Nkwm wih jiroruUo to pliut thu diiltn-ont "fclnte.t" as Kn)H tin they mo ui.iih) up. 'Ilioro will io a giwit ntioh made for tho Undo of tho John l).y valley in tho ipiing. Ilupjmur und Pendle ton will Hinloawir to diveit tho team inf to thome!voi icspoctively, and lSttkor City's liiuintwui men will suru!y not Kwind Iwok and iro it go. Hun icy county's county sent mutter to U; voted upon next Juno ahoady wixe vm m. Tho vote between lluutk and llaruoy 11 jjoinjf to I hi uloio and if half a do!! cn road heltlo intatM put in vlaiuiK for thu county huiUlingii tliBio is no telling where thoy will go. A nheep buyer from Hod Cloud, Nubniakn, named (!uo. J. Little, van in town duiinjj the week, ami went down tho liver U try and buy bjiiio shuep to bo duliverod to him next Hpring. Wo uiidentaud ho purchased nun Kind in this- vicinity on those teruu. CJovurnor Pennoyer will make tho appointment to 1111 tho vacancy occa Monad by tho douth of Judge Ikoii in a short time, und then there will lx home disnpK)iutcl iudividuali. liv ely county in tho district has one or more apimuU, and it would not ur prio us to mo (limit county carry oil' tho laureU over thu lunula of all othoi-s by the nppuiiitniont of M. I). Olill'oid. Iiiv you litnl "l.i ),iippBl" If not, you nre way behind the timai und hail lxitter iiiako urmu..omanU to gvt it at oiioo. "I grippn" is tho now diiuuo iiiiiattod from lttiM.ia, and is jutt tho thlu anuuig fiuhloiublo society folks. UAT, (pioen and priucuH iulroducotl it ti tocivty, and it woo iprcid aerow tho ik'NU, and in duo ooumo of tlmu ievhmi Oragon. IU violimt ohii Kooiw in ml (oMt toven foroiju luu- DESIRES INFORMATION. County Clerk .Melsahrin is in ro coipl of tho following lottor, mul hnntlod it to the Xkw.h to oiiBivor: Dr.vi.AP, Ni:n.. Doc. 25, 'SO. I have just rend that your town iftinneedofn grist mill. I ntn looking for n inUUito. 1'leneo tin Hrar thoe futr tpieslions for tnc: 1. I yours n gool whonl coun try? 2. Is I licit) a trc.im tliat n mill can ute tho water from? 3. How far from railroad, and what is tho Kpulatiou of town and country? 1. Cnti n man who nuts up tho mill get auv help from tlio town? 5. Wha't kind of a mill (what cacity) will ho tho host? fl. Is there a market for Hour or offals, and whore to? Kes3ctfully, V. Ci.aiikk. Replying to thu nhovo wo will sny: Int. In timed past when this, the John Day vnlley, supplied Krn'n nnd Hour to the various military X)t.i adjacent thorcto tho whont wns considered tho plumjiest and firmest, and the Hour the best then produced in tho Slate, but sinco the H)stH were abandoned tho farmers virtually slopped raising grain, and thu two burr mills at John Day, nnd near Prairie City coated to mnuufacturo tho Hour consumed Furthermore, wheat from tioar Can yon. City took the premium at the Three Americas ICxhihition at New Orleans. 2nd. The John Day river nnd mnny of it.H tributaries furnish ex cellont water jiower. ilrd. Maker City, distant about 81 inilorf, is at prccuut our nonrest railroad point. Population of Can yon City about -100; neighboring towns smaller. Country, generally, sparsely settled. llh. No doubt von wotdd receivo aid from either town in thu valley. oth. A mill of medium capacity, we think, would supply thu country with Hour. 5th. Thu market would extend over a scope of country probably 10x00 miles f-quare. Finally, tho people arc not anx ious for anything but a roller mill, for they havo two good burr mills alroadv. Jim Smith, of Dallas l'olk county, is huru vinitiii'' his brother Hush. Hvurylwdy hat had an nppoitunity to fcloiglrjilo without limit, tho lint tinuits two or tlireo years. T)olimucut subcriljors thould never allow then daughters to uw tins pipur for a biutlu when there in so much duo on it they might tuko cold, you know. Itol.t, Ward is building up a good businass in tlio saddle and harueas line, and ieimiU none hut llrst-class work to loavo his aliop. .Mr. (Joiitry, a workman of oxporioni'o, is his as sistant. Win. llarvov wroto ovur from Hums thu other day that snow had continually been falling, nnd was at that time thrco feel all over liar nuv vnlley. That being tho oase, it behooves tho settlers over there to commence moving out of the "Ucd S. field" for thoy will cortninly havo plouty of swamp ns soon as thu snow goes oil'. JohiniibbiU coii"io"tito around hay stacks during this cold weather, and in Hoar valloy where lubbiU aro very numerous .Mr. Cinildoek has a tood way to cutch them, lie built a suhute, ami when thoy run into it thoy cannot get out. AIont 100 liavo Ihhiii accor dingly slatghtroil. lUbbit nck1w a'u worth two or thieo centi at tho coun ty dork's ollice. Oilioers iiuUilled Into .Mountain low Iidge No. 3;'., t. O. O. P., at Pmiiie City, Jan. 4Ui, 1800. by iea Shoaror, I.. D. (J. .M: itoho.t Doar dorf N. !; John Turoiimu V. C; Hen ry DimIsoii Soe; J. T. Sullens Per. Sec; Ulimii buiniuce Wii.den; il. Howell l'rors; Pen & Parrott Conductor; Al beit Wirlfjy 1. (.1; (ieoijjo Shoaior It. H. N. O; Kolwrt Hall U S. Js". (1; Hunry A. Hydo U. S. V. (J; W. It. Davis Ji. S, V. U. Cal Hyde of Baker City duos not aspire to tho ollice of circuit judge, fiom the tone of the following letter writton to tho Democrat: "1 am not n candidate forjudge, havo not been sK)ken to, nm not qualified; in not popular, am practically lead and have been lor yoars, in fact, never had any political life ex cept constructively; went into pro- fessioual imnlcruptcy about a year and a half ago and made an as signment. To hate me is thu ro- igiotis ami iKjlitical duly of overy democrat and republican, every elan and faction in (he United Slates. I'm a soil of political skull and erossboues, 'Pixon Sign,1 '.Sure Heath, a ghastly boocon iMjintiim out a rief. Don t mention it any more; it makes people feel liko con tinuing the judicial vacuum for safety or bending for troo I'm bad, I am. 1 havo rovommemk-d A. J. LawTonco becauie he was oomjwtent, ho being about the only awvor hero iKMWoutng mat dUtin- guisliing diwjualirlcation. 1 hog laruoii, let tie have wuco. PneuiiMtiiit nrornils at Pakor City lie ware tlwt it doesn't also prevail horo, during thu cold wmthcr. Co to the Ucd Front llillian Hnll, Cnnvoit City, for fine wines liquors anil cignrs. " Portland's Mr lwtel will bo oiKin od to the public on Washington's Wrytflay, Fobruary 23, f Clilloid nnd Frank Met.otmn start ml ucroM the mottutnlns to l'ikcr Tupodwy morning, in iv sleigh of their own. Sheep aro said to he dying down the valloy, hut not yet in any con ehlorable numbers whore thov havo plenty of feed. Ttoiclie fc Co., llaker City, have a full lino of ice skates from $1.00 to 5.00 tier imir. Mall orders promptly filled. Tho Secretary of the Interior says the KIicy ofthe administration is to do away with Indian reservations as rapnlly ns jKMBible. Thu big Daily Oregoninn issued a Now Wars number containing 32 pages of solid information about the northwest. Count on the Orogonian being in the front ranks every time. The largest dleam hammer in tho United Suites is now in operation nt the introbo steel works. It weighs twenty tons, and is arranged to strike n blow with the force of eigh ty tons. Tuesday Mr. Overboil received n letter from O. W. Porter of Drew m conveying the information that A.J. Van Horn died at his place on January first. Mr. an Horn had been sick n long timo, and his death was not uuuxpeotod. A Pendleton boy who probably receives more than his share of "corporal punishment" nt school, coats his hands nun fret with resin and wears two pairs of pants as a pain-preventitivo. He says it is the host receipt known to his oxjHjri enee. Trio Wuat Shore lini improved steadily since tnu tint copy of the weekly was issuoil, anil it is now the handsomest illustrated weekly in the United Suite. lU picture of west ern sceuos are of spocial iuteitut, its general oontouts are iutoriMting and valuable. Kvmy lions.) on thu Pacifio eaist sliould receive the West Shore logulArly. Ii. Samuel, publikhor, Portland, Orojon. Sl.00 a ywr, Tliii two children, a hoy and mrl, of Attorney I'rowitt at Au burn, Cal., woro showini; their grandmother, who had just ro tnrnel from a visit, how much they loved her by huggii:" and squeezing hor, whon tho hoy suc ceeded in breaking one of the old lady's ribs. What a popular man ho will bo among tho girls when ho grows to a sparking ago. The statistical fiend is ii"uin on dock ami getting thoro as usual, with long rows of figures. His latest is tlint during 1KSD, 2.'$l, 72(5,(107 letters and !H), 1 IiO,(I7S noshil cards passed through the New Vork jiostollieo, an iucreiuo of lll.SSll.OOO Icttors and of 6,1100. 885 postal cards as counmrod with hut year. In all sl'J.OUS.inS pieces of mail matter wcro deliv ered and So.02 1,15(5 worth of postage stnmps sold. TO THU PUBLIC. Notice is hereby given' to whom it mny concern that I will not he responsible for any hills contracted by my wife miico Sept. 7th, 1880, ns she left me on that date. M. M. Adamso.v. Jan. 8, 1S90. Died. At his homo in ICaglu valloy, Un ion county, Oregon, Dec. 12, ISSi), Oidoou C. Holcomb, a native of Ohio, aged 71 years and 0 mouths. "Dad" Holcomb, as ho wns fainil- arly called, went to California in 1S5H, and in 185(5 mined in Jack sonville in Southern OrejKJii. Ho was well known to miners through out the state, having mined in al most every camp of importance from California to Idaho. Hu was a genial, wholu-soulcd gentleman, and had iiinuv friends. From 18(51 to 1870 ho was a resident of Dixiu creek, in Grant county, and many friuiids there will rend of his death with regret. For tho last few years of his life he was engaged in busi ness in Kagle valley. Ho leaves a sou and daughter, James N. Hol comb, of ICaglu valley, and Mrs. James F. Cleaver of Cracker City, and many grand children to mourn his loss. C. Letter 1.1st. Letters remaining uncalled for in tho Htollico at Prairie City, Or., Jan. 1, 18U0. A. F. Ilntituo, Mr. Win. Schro der, Mr. Williams, Mr. Orvillo llrown, James A. (Ivorge, Mr. J. W Illak, M. llnrur, Win. II. Schroo der, Mr. 15. Mayeg, IS. L. Sniiford. Perioiw calling for the above will please say advertised. Kick U. McII.w.kv, P. M. WASIIINOTON LETTIJR. W.nti.vT0.s', Doc 30, 'St). Ki). Chant Co. Nhws: If a "green Chrislnins" ho repug nant to tho idea of merry making what must bo said of a Christmas day that is so lxtlmy that overcoats have to be discarded, and the air is heavy nnd moist and everything one touches is sticky from it. That was the sort of Christinas day Washington was favored with for this year of grace. The family rose betimes in tho White House and by seven o'clock tho wild shrieks of childish delight rang through the corridors of tho mansion. Thoro never was a fam ily that evinced stronger affection between all its members. Mrs. Harrison's mourning over her sis ter Mrs Lord, is toniiered by none of that fashionable philosophy that curbs sisterly affection its it exists in those advanced days. The pres ident's aflectiou for Ids grand chil li ran comes as near idolatry as his nature allows. So you may be sure that stockings were filled in the or thodox innnner ami there was a Christmas tree ioaded with the usti. al presents. President Harrison, learning with probably little regret that there would bo no services at his church, thu church of tho Cov enant, spent all day with the chil dren, assisting in their nmusemonts. There were picture books nnd dolls and cars and wagons galore. Thu only member of the cabinet absent from tho eitv on Christmas day was John Waiinmakur, nnd tho only one to attend church was sec retary Tracy. All tho cabinet fam ilies sint tlio tiny very quietly, save that secretary Kusk had such of tho Wisconsin conicressnien as happened to bo in town at dinner in the evening. Quito a numbor of congressmen spent tho day in the city, not feel ing ablo to spare the time to go home. A great many, including senators Chandler und Ingalls, had their entire families with them. The ancient social argument about thu order of precedence in tho receiving line nt the While House receptions has revived for tho win ter, and is now being waged with all the wcujKHia of wordy warfare. The occasion is found in Mrs. Har rison's appointment of her daughter Mrs. McICeo, to represent hor at the New Years reception, as bIio herself w ill be obliged to bo absent in view of the recent death of Mrs. Scott- Lord. The discontented nlilrm that the place of honor in (he en forced absence of the President's wife belongs to the Vice President's wife. They go further and say that Mrs. McICce's husband having no place in ollicial life, slut is not en titled to thu recognition. Another row is raised by the pro vision for receiving tho judges of thu supreme court ol the Wistnct ol Columbia with the justices ofthe Unilud Slatou Kuporior Court, while senators and representatives cool thuir heels in waiting. The differ- enco between tweedle- duo nnd twee- dle-duui is very strongly marked in our Democratic country On tho lust train to carry people north for tho Christmas holidays wns senator Kvarts. Amid a merry chattering throng of young people tho ohl man crouched far down in lis chair, silent and listless. flu the hook nhovo his head danced his ancient hk hat, looking more iilapidntod than over by contrast with the elegant surroundings. i'iieru is something pathctio in the picture of a tired ami feeble old man going homu to a Christmas dinner that his stomach will not allow him to eat. Senator Kvarts tas aged terribly in a yenr. Tho temples have wnsted to the hist de gree, thu complexion is like parch ment and the lack-lustre oyes take ! no notice ol siirrouixunus, save when he is in conversation. He will sit by the hour buried in n big chair, with his legs crossed and his right hand thrust into his trousers pocket, without a movement. Witli 1 thu exception of Pig Iron Kelly, the father of tho Hoiue, ho shows his ago more than any man in Con gress. And yet in that Now Vork ollloe of his he will spoilt! half the holiday season planning thu ablest legal luitlL'S known to the pro fission. It is understood that President Harrison will sond to Congress on its convening after tho holidays a siieelal message on the silver ques tion. In it ho will take tho ground hold by secretary Wlndom, recom mending the stopjMigoof the coinage of feilvor dollars and tho Issuo of sil ver certificates tqioii bullion to bo deposited with thu government. MISS WADDUY HBJOICKS Over Her Restoration to Health Un Jer Dr. Darrln's Ticatment Other Wotklerfu! Cute. Of goat. Kditor Oregoniaii: I desire to say to tho nublic that I suller four roam with catarrh, bronchitis and lately with lues of apctito, .as trealfti uv othor nolo physi cians without being benefitted. Fi tmily took tho electro-magnetic treatment administered hv Dr. Dar rin, and after two months' treat ineiit gratefully sny that ha has of- loctcu a iermnncnt cure. M. It. Wamiky, No. S Sherman St. Portland, MURK Ct'llKS 11V H. DARHI.V. ICd. llynes, Albina CaUrrlm deafness; restored. P. C. McFarlune, Vancouver Sciatica shcumntism; cured. George C. Seotten, Albina, Or. Hinging nones in the oar and donf ness; cured. J. It. Cunninshnm. Waninititi Wasco county, Oregon, total deaf ness two years in one ear, and jmr ftnlli tu it Mits ttttiski imvhuI Mrs. J. IS. Smith, I'rineville. Or egon, nervous debility and general weakness, almost bordering on in sanity; restored. Henson McCoy, Dufcr, Wasco county, Oreiion, deafness and terri bio pain in the oar and head for six months, until ho was nonrlv eraxv, restlessness and insomnia. Restor ed to health by electricity after al other treatments had failed. Dr. Darrtna' New Place of Uuslnesi, Dm. Dnrrin enn lw consulted frco at tho Washington building, comer of ashtugton and hourth streets, Portland. Rooms Ki, 17, 22nml2.1 second lloor. Ask the elevator bov for room 1(5, Ollice hours, from 10 to I o'clock daily; evening, 7 to 8; Sundays 10 to 12. All ctirablo chronic diseases, loss of manhood, blood taints, syphilis, gleet, potior rhu'ii, strielurv, kivorinutorrlum, seminal weakness, or loss of desire of sextual owcr, in cither man or woman, catarrh and deat-iess, arc confidentially ami successfully trea ted. Cures of private diseases Suarantcod, and never published in in papers. Most cases can receive homo trentment after a visit to the doctor's ollice. Inquiries nnswored anil oiroulars sent fruo. (Parties writing will please mention tho name of tho paper you saw this no tice in.) A Tians. Continental Innovation. Sleeping car passengers from Pa cific Const K)ic.ts via Chicago, Mil waukoo it St. Pnul and Union Pn oir,o Overland Fast Mail Lino no lo.iger have to wail in lino at Conn oil Bluffs Transfer Station to ob tain sleeping ear berth reservations east or the .Missouri river. The new arrungeiiienls made bv the Omaha nnd Cliiiiieo Short Line of tho Chicago, Milwaukee eV. St. Paul Railway ubviato all stieli delay ami aunovnnce. For further particulars enquire of nearest Cotion 1 leket Agent or ad dress J. W. Casey, Trav. Pass. Agt. !K! Stark St. Portland, Oregon. . A . . A Missourian wns tollini; of thu woes nnd tribulations of the poo pi u back there in an Albany Real Ks Into office. "Well, whnl's going to become of all the people there, any way?" said an Allmhinn. "Havo to go to thu poor house, wont they?" "No," remarked the Missoiirinii, "the oor houses nre already full and thu rest aro coming to Oregon.!' Albany Democrat. ALWAYS H SAFELY, SURELY, CURED HiinVrtnl 'i'i Vcr. NoMlon, 111., Mar 'A 1S I tuSfeml "lilt Ki ttle rlicuimllim thi bin fiuni IMS In list. W)n. but Mm CiMlly riintl hy tltc umi or SI. JaculMOII. T. 0. DflWi. 1 1 1 1 unit X-cRt lABC! SU(0. 1!u.. !(. U. ISM. I litul tuikrwl Willi MsUoMliMtninjr lev tin) lilu fur wrV I lUkfvnil Bitsllr snl mm toltl Ui try HI. Jua.U OH; illil II r u r i- il mv ciuiaii llfilrlililt.li U Jl.illllH. lkst.-r Imiii. Wis . May IV. IN. I mu luki-ii wlili rlivtitUHlUm In the II.UIi In l-7 suit ruiilliKil t-i til I ui'iiillia I'rfrdirvcral ikM-ton; hUm othi-r KIIIMlll W I t II II II t rrllf. HL JuiAm Oil mml ni, luul an mlurii JiSMetrK Widiieh. Hnirril 10 Jixjf. ItcU Cl4iiul, Not,. H-'l, ill, IMS. I MiSnil b run II y fi.r 10 il) Willi Sri Ktlm In uiy lU'-l 1'S nlnl (u'tM ttrl uUc III iily Hiti a i an, hi J,,M li. I I'Uiiit llir. Cl.II) . v., Jims JI4M. J..MM l:kir.. SJ." '-r nriortKriiV""-' si u"tTa'HO.'I''EEHAS-A'YDDaERtrO TO CONSUIYlPTlVESr The uudeiHignod Imving lucn ro uloi'ud to health by simplo inoiu, after siiflotiiig for kuvornl yeais with a so. eio lung affection, and tlut ilie.nl dis-ako Consumption, in anx ions to mako k'tiown to hit follow Hiifl'ei'ug 'he means of cure. To those who desiio il, ho will c'lccrful ly send (freo of ohaige) a copy of .ne nroauripjoii um1, whi'lithcy w'.' find a Hiiro cure for Coiujimip tion, Asthma, Cat Mi, Htoix-liuis and all throat and lung Malndi Hh hoos all sufToiurs will tty Ins Remedy, as it is invaluable. 'Jlioso doslriiig the prescription, wh oli w II cost them uothin;, and may prove a hVksinj, will ileao aihlrns, Ri:v. Ki-wAioj A. Wiuwk, Willii.niBbur,-, Kings county, Now Xoik. mm KHW TO-DAY. 910 REWARD. Slryel f-nm tho panture thrco ...n.w. .....ii,.....i r r-;,.. lllliun uiiiibii i ji V'Wiijiiu sonte timo last Julv, tho two follow litff detMilol niiiuinls: One dark hmwn heie uhotit 0 yoars old, bntii deil a diamond on left shouhlrr. Also one sorrel hor o about 12 yoars I1, no brand. Tho hor will on oh uiiuh shout 11CS), and nio both work hrea, Soirol has it lilllo white in forehead. I w.ll givo tho aboYO loward for iufoiuiatuui leading to tliait- re.'ovoiy, AddroM, Oiritor Liivuskh, Canyon Ciiv, Or. Jan 7, 1890. SUMMONS. Iu th Circuit Court of the Stale of Oregon for Orant county. K. fllevftrt, PlaintilV, ) vs. I Janu s T. Thorp, and ( I'.lla M. Noble, Defendant'. ) To the sliovo nnined defendant Jaiiios T. 1 horjj; You are herehv Mitntnohed ami te(iiiifi) to nppoar and answer tho complaint mml o.tiiist you tiiul the other defendant I'.llu -M. Noblo in the nboto eulith-d coint in the iiIhivo i-i till oil suit on or Indole the t'rat tlay of the next regular term of aiihl Con it, tn-wit: .Miunli Ilrd. 181)0, or for wait tlu-roof plaintilT will Uko a di-croe of said court agniiiMt you fur the lelief pr.ivod for in Ids oomiilnint, to-wit: For the sum of Ono ThoiiStiml Six Hnndiod Dollai-H, Ould coin ol the UniliHl Slates, nilh iiitoiest theioon in liko gold coin at the rate of ten per cent. per annum from .ilav iwth, iH.si.aiul tho fin lift-sum of One Iluudnid Dollars ai attoiney's foes, ami tho eohts ni.d ilisbiirnomcnlx of this unit. And the pl.dutirT'a inorlfa;o ou tho follow intf described preinins may bo foncloi.l, lo-wit: T( o south half of the not li wnt quarter, tho soulh- west iti;it tor of tlio noilh east iiu.it- tur and tho iionh-wesl quintet' of tho southi Ht qti-itlwr of Hoe. 1 1, Tp 13, S of Rniio 1 i, 11 W. M , enntamiiii' Kill iteie . Ami that Kijil titemiscH maybe .old an I tho pi eewls theteof applied imi.iids llio pnnieut of siid sum, n i 1 1 1 1 foes riu-l tho costs of this suit, n tii that plaintiff may havo a doeiee .!('ii- Slid ib-feiidnntH pud nuv and all person i laiiiiing by, thiotii'h or under thoiii sinco tho ox petition of said uiuilagu may ho loiever laiioil and loieelosnil of all liuht, title or eiiuitv f lodriaiitioti in or to niil piemiscH or any poit thoroof, nn.l h,r such n'lier and fur ihur relief ah may ho just ami equi table. M. D Ci.iii onu, Attorney for PUT, This n.iminons ordered to lie sorvotl by piiblii.iliuii in tlio (jn.v.vr Cotrsrv Nijwh, b- order of Hon. Jus. A. Feu, niiido a1 I'end'ulou, Oregon, uud iu Clmtnl i.4, hearing date .lamutry th, IhiiO. IU-18 Whon in Hoppiier den'l fail lo call on I.KFZKR Sc. THOMPSON for iiaiiuw.w:k, tikwahk, wood and willow wauk, iiuookpikn, toiucto, irra, i:ri!. Agency for tho Ni:w Homk Sl-WINO Maciiixis. iMk. Orilnrs by mail nioinptly and caiefully flllod. r ppiNcorrs m.io,i..vh. wi in tuntJ anJ txiitliHl (tulnli, itmi In Mul. Il xur fdtt.l Ihftiikl l flint nn tntirt nev.th tutk nvmti. AV .i KeiililU. tm a linjf it.'tymth at jn ttrt mtJ rf ftl In t,t fetw ami fay frtim J.ltir It mt djIUr ,, half far. iWm,1i, tut wHl torit Humftr i'Uftl aiiMH.IittttktrretntH.iit,wtiiMxi-fi yu,t punt 1 ifatint htlttii Iht rnttl, Thi rinfUjt thm l Itai i It ill itt nt tt frtfno if tf fipuUr .ivr, A,it ittnumltJ IkniufAjkt tit mtirt IjhJ, ,i'J I Jay l ifHn il f i Mtjcatlm itjJi , tht fient ml jr vtMlhly nHitllni. ana" It Ikt nut wiJtfy-itJ-aii l.tltt,t ft.Hit ir.n Hi tin J in lit imrA. l-r full dtt.rifltvt ,lm,'an, tuliitu UI'IUNCOTVS MAK.UIXR, IHtUaJtlfiih 53 oo ftrttr, 3$ th. $lglt itumttr, Tht faHuhtr Ik il ftr will I tltfoty r tuUnifthit. i in 1 5 9 flOW'S YOUR FENCE? V. Wo M tho CHEAPEST and Ucd VYOVbH Wlllfc rcNQINu aviro H0)O UOlVORO. W IS'-HES UIOII AT CO CENTS FEU KOD Il. kl"1 hi Mln Int4' t. rufttctt I'rlft luw.l)4il.l L ,lvftl r. Trrlalil lill. hvlwl fur rlrmi an. 1.1,1 ii-n. I". .utirr siM SU-k Pchi lm.-. . 1 1l e s.ki nil niiiliminllKilii.. liiuiui, llu I- u-- aii ml uxwit m t'i:Miri.uv 53 C 55 f. SUMMONS. Iii tho ciicuit oonrt of tho Uilo of Oregon, for Ornnl county. a S. Millar, riaiiitlft, V8. Hnrvuy Jliibhins, Perlina Rohliino and M. StonvanH, DefeiidsnU. To Hnrvey Itobbius and Porlina Rolibins, ilofpndan'.H almvo naiiiod: An order having bean made on tho 25th day of Dwomhor, I8SD, by tlio Hon. J. A lVo, judjio of Hiid court, for tho wrvii e of suiiimoiirt upon you iu tlio nltovo eutitloil suit Ly publication theiefoic. I it the iiaiuo of the stato of Oivgou, you aro hereby required to .nppoar and answer the ooninlai'it filod against j on in said suit ou or loforo thu lut day of the next i-egulur term of aaid oourl, to-wii: Marvli M," 1800, and if you fail to answer, thu plaintiff will apply to the court for tho lelief prated for iu tho com n'aint. lo-wit: I 'or n iildifillflit ngniiml tho dofniiditul. Hnrvoy Rob, bins, for the sum of f 1 701 .Sf! with imomat theitsui nt tho tato of eight nor cent nor annum from tho I Itll tlay of Oototar, 1M80, and for tt tlo croo foiich)iig tint ooititin in0it-4 n.iuo ttiHilo and executed nn the .'list. day of December, WJ by Hid do-. luiitluiis, Pctlinu liolibiiiM ami JItir- vox- Koliliins in faor id h. H, Par- ridi slid R J. VV. Steinmo anil for ' the oodrt nnd (lisbniMi'iirntrt of aaid suit, and for s.ioh further relief an to Ofpnly may seem meet. I'.ummn .V Co.,U). Pl'ffi. Att. A DM INI fiTH A TO IIS N OTIOK- In the eouulv court of the itato Oregon, for (Jitttit oouiity. in tho mutter ol the oslati' of - Mary Wilson, dooimaod. Notiou is he. cby Kim (hat il' lui Hiininack h is t een appointed bv tho county court of tho statu of Oio- gon fov Orant county, n Imiiilstrntor ofthe oiUto of Maiy Wilson decens oil, Into of said uoiiuty, nil ii iiis haviiii; claim t auniusl tho usUtw of said (' -on id nto hcroby notii'ed and r p'lnxl to present tho satno duly lerifieil as by law required lo the undersigned nt Piiiiio City, (lrnl eoiiuly, Orcyjou, within tux inuiitiiH from tho dalo lureuf. .lon T. H ammatk. Adinii-islinto - of the ontnlo of Alary ilson, dcoeasod. AI, 1). CuKroun, At.ornoy, Canyon City, dr., Dee. 2, 18ft). REWERY SALOON Canyon Cily, Or. 77.V jiojular resort has twan raopeimi (o jmblir, and now, ax in I ho pant, fawjti nothing but thobissl Win eft, Uffitom P Cigara- a. i. iticrt tun, r'ropr. J. J. MALLOY, LAGICSMKTXl Ca.uyoih CUtjt Qi (Shop wiut sitlo of the crook, opposite i'lanlng mill). HOKSESHOBING Miuhi a sj-H-ialty, anil nil work war- 111 n hh 1 una class. Wagon and Carrinyo work and all kinds of mtuiiriug and Job woik promptly atUuiuud to. Ol" XXoppitor, O. A. IIIIUA, UtAXK Kli,l.0(10, Priwideot. Vi'i-Prw,idout. Owiiii.u W. Connkii, (!ashiur. J. I', iiiiua, t. a. uni t, 1. t. i-ot.soy, I liri'i Uiim. Trnimarts a (icaenil Pniikhip lliislncs. ILiTlnuifje t-on all iut of the woihl- BOUGHT and fcJOLD. ColliM'tinn.4 made at all noinLa mi Ruisonuble Ti-i nn. Money loaned at fiom ono Ui ton per cent. TH C JJES? i ilmtc i.iu up by D. M. FERRY & CO. IWi.init i.e l.ar.-rit Ucrdimcn In H.. ,J. Il M r uv. t .,- Ilcul.f..tly III,.,,,,. ,. ,,, ,i,lUw SEED'AKifWU loflSjou.iil,. ,.,(, yHl u,a,7 aii-ii. inii. ttxl I-, I ,. 1 .r.. li.mcrv III. Ik 11,, 0, , trl . f;. cry 1 1 r.r.1, ,,n, Qsr Ji n, flower i( d. m. runriYico.