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I . , . . .,: ; -;;:;,.:...;...,.. .:;... ,'- ; ' - ... . ' .....'.the' obegom daily tournal. Portland,' Wednesday, evenino, april i.'.isos. ' - ( 9 J VeaKlitlleBoys ..liMAiKMra fini Ml Jt i -i. (Continued from PasraPTi-) ayor-rsnsrsl and report dlrsetly to ths wintw Zt Mi-t in n!n th re. ords of tha survtyor-fnaral oWey. aid "incidentally In o-famlnir . " ui.... ii.rnntin. then oommii- ?r:."i,".h." tTni filca. Oraana soon dlaeoTsrad that my annolntment urveror-reneral earoa thrown in; influanca of ' Oaorf C Brewwii, " founj amon tha of flea f 2j5Sf' JS2 Brownalls nama aa notary publlo wa attacbsd o afldavlta n aurrtylng oon UactsnV surveys balng mad b my- years, atidln tha aggrlU forming largo nunabor., ' Or Oft a Wroajr JToot. Oroono "ought Information i In f! to BrownaU among Brownoll'o pomical anemias. nd they were. not difficult to and! nor dumb wheu found, and from thTsaJlid information thus obUtand. ama to tho conclusion that all nea FrwduTent Tbeaa opinions oJ 0n olved Lin m? junw In or P,r u MOina 1 1 i riim awuae . . nr.nt aa dletrict attorney. had bean promUod him by wthinv waa farther from the truth thaa aurvaya which ha w lnX. ' rI .M th.ie aurveya war . honeeuy Thi raaion why Brownell'a nam ap. eld oofrwuently upon th record and 100 would hava baen hoTaTnad to Owna bad ha oought th SBS a?on,th. Part.. a Intar.-t but "-S"?."?!.. . rtatmoiita of BrowH SffS wmiit; " who" knew nothing of tna facta. siowmaU'a Bklrta Claaa. Tha raaaon waa that In all thaa year the akslatanta upon tho aurvaya ware ine aii-" r" -ountr. and all SFaT3a ass ner.?' A contract would avar- which Banatora know mora about , aurvoya In mmuw thaO'Graan oouia aiacoverun w... , - . jro Able to d orima. . Oreena'a report to Hitchcock hadra- etirted In the aenaing io uregon u . Heoey and W. J. Burna, and among oth er ma ttera theoa - - rntm - - lnv"t H(aUd Hrownell s connacnon wim n" uryeye. They wr In tio manna pledged to protect BrownaU, ao HaU waa " . Keen Kttt llllla lh COil- r"".lw:VTrVr""Aa?.fUrinve.tlation. and'havlnf given du oonolderaUon to Ureenea retoort, thay.wer uturly uij. able to find that BrownaU had oofnilt- tmA a Bingia criminal act umu wuiuu paia an rndlotment. and did not do ao 0,, .a ...rfUUnf avMoflA thaa.1 HAl had almply run a monumental blufj uii.hall Vnltnn anil HrownelL and niada it work. too. In order to wipe BrownaU out of tha race for d'at"1 tt?r-'i however' while tha arand jury waa inveatlgatlnc th Moore field note that an Inoldent occurred, upon which tha indictment of Brownell waa baaed. Two witneaaea befor th krand Jury, ti i.. RUvun. ateted that Brown- all had aaked them to make mlaleadlng ku wttr.eaaea had never aen th affidavit algned by them, or thoae algned oy myaeir ior uum, um mw I'rS... if,-A in fla il notea In book form, but were, ramiuar wiin them only in pampniai iprm, wwj Ing algned them In that form, and when i-MAfmiiiui wicn ina dooii denied having Been in em oeiure. wun. waa a true cieiemeni pi they war aewed in th being algned. . Heard Browaell'a ooaveraatioa. I waa present when Mr. Brownell i.iwt aiih Mr. llowlena. one oi me men Brownell waa Indicted for havln i know that Mr. Browne In no way suborned Howland. but on the contrary, did not even wow inaj ui.4 mini bafora the grand jury, a Howland atated he had been fnt IOr BY Siwnwj, mM. v him to "atate th facta a they were . a A aua iin nnthtnf. ' When- Browneii a rnenoa w.uu -reward him for his political efforts in behilf of Mitchell and Fulton. Wie with Greene, aaw a chance tp discredit u. nn with the deoartment, and began to threaten Brownell with Indict tary publlo aaal. when In fact Brownell i a . a i mnpAmr nan or i L- k h wiM Brownell to .... o uit.K.ll and ask him to keep Hall Irora inaicuog mm - - faaaa W IT WB SB IB.I1 UllCUBOi t ....... Brownell knew he had never committed and when Mitchell wrote orow.i a sur oUTould ha;;' beVn a "conalderab 5ne BMwnell being eontlnuou. y In Soiltlc. during thos r. nA MM of; Bee being my headquartera when noi convenient wr - v - thi near at his-office In order to sign the ttl.tu? h.fnra Brownell aa a notary ""w.n VU ..nariaiiv wu this eonven fent wh It wm notorious that Brown ln .u ...rh work waa Slm- p V a p . dV from the voter 4hat he would support Georg C. Brownell at iZ, mZJiXin election. That waa the entire truth in the -matter .mt Am .irvvnr-creneral. I naa jet Ci .,nfrtn r: R. Moor, a com potent aurveyor of 26 yar' experience, both upon pubUo and. privat work, and rman1?. miliar With ail the dU of government surveys. , This contract was for the .survey of arid lands in southeastern Oregon, and waa let at w i.t.in nrlnaa or l& tnA ST per fmiea, and according to the rules of the ?i...V. arithout advertlatng. as no kiJT. H.inr t& car mile would be con- 'dn?;f d-t-M Ma executed in HOI and th aaslstanta, wUh one exception. ma vaainenta or vukhuum ..-.i.tinn nf the 'contrai y.n fom .tnnre enraced a party to .v.. .m niu of the survey. I ;"-ot-"mdiTin- the field, aa the z i- ...aaaui.. aunn ceDiea oenia made in ink upon paper furnfshedl by urveyor-general'a office, aa waa cus tnmarv. These conies when completed wer turned over to me aa fvJ1r: Jeneral. and on examination It wi wnd that all of the asltan U had not .i.n.H all of the affidavits, but all had signed a portion. Italdrum llm apra. . .it it,, man were neraonally known a T andeavored to meet the two k. aimed in full, and at dlf 7'i dfd meet them, on the ...... that rrm. but aa both re Zided in the' country. itw dlff to get them to sparo the time td com and lgn th fleii notes, and I finally re ouested permission to sign their names iyhelf. This wa readily granted, and 7 carried th Held nots to Brownell's offteeV where the flrt affidavits ha4 been made. I dld not find Brownell at mm ami on the next morning oalled .A flnrilna- him still absent. .i .... ,ka nftmts nf the assistants and tk- aimed Brownell's name and stamped his seal upon th affldavita. By tho rules of the general land of iZl k., affidavit Cicludlna? an en tire oontract was required, and such form waa irequenuy uoa. wni, 1..? Had followed the old custom and attached affidavit to each . aeparate township, which not being required was i mara matter of form and could in no way affect tho work In the field ii Kl aulatan'ta arnflnt one still re- aid In Clackamae county and bavy been tn aim new affldavita aa to the faithful performance ..of thla contract whenever tailed upon to do ao. Greene discovered the name of Brownell at tached to the field notea of tho Mopre contract, ana as xnai nnm. nnnn him aa does a red rag ahakeft in the fac of a bul I ho at once decided that th. work In the field had not been performed, and In interviews to newspapers so stated, although, the work had been Inspected and favorably reported upon by D. W.-Klmward, a tlnlted States Inspector of surveys,' an engineer of experience and a man who books alter h me that was not in January. 14. that he naa Been and that Hail would protect him (Brownell) irom proaecunuu. waa simply prowoimi K.n. inAitd for something which Mitchell himself knew througi Brownell had not done and guilty of. Travesty or juavma. t .hi. in luatica to Mr. Brownell because I positively know that he never had any improper conawii .. iSvernment land transaction or with q n v aovernment aui yrj a, v Agent Greene; that he was in no way iltVilmA diraitlv or Indirectly. In any conspiracy with me or with any one else, so far aa I know, to defraud or assist. in defrauding the government out ri i.nH or out of anything elae VI ll J s-- f - . . ...... V. .,,.1,1 -,nt I poaitiveiy anow : which he never committed Is simply an outraga and a reiioction upun w. partmeni oi W",, melDrOm. November 2t, 1D07. ( sraoer'a Affidavit. The affidavit made by J. W. Draper la aa followa: nrVamaa. W. TJraper, being first duly my become line itronj men. Same of thitron men of to. day were lckJy boy yteri -- 50. Many of them received, ; Scott's Emulsion at their fnother'i knee. Thli had power In It that chaned them from weak, delkatt boys Into itronj. robut boy. It ha the iame power to-day. Boy and flrU who are pale and weak get food and enerfy out of SCOTTS EMULSION. It make children Srow. 11 AO Dracfafel BO. a4 flO.- CAKE STREFIGTI1EHS A POPULAR CAUSE At Thft Dalles lie Pleases the Friends of the Peo ple's Rule. The Dalles, Or., April 1. There was a rousing Republican meeting her last night when IL M. CM or ruruauu KCVlan'Cmlnat, ToWniES Tnen waa m u.a Btatea senator la present and eiithualasm rati high. ah rfn,.k aa to tha sentiment of the people In this county with refer Krrr. . vr 1 k. dlaanneared is generaily needed thafU will b up h4.jn thUrlmar.es by a nhr "rengtfionod 'the . - mrA hia chamolonlng Statement No. 1 haa won pirn many followora Mr Cake ' leaving her, will tour . in hohaif of hla canal- d"y" H 1. meeting with flattering r.- ceptlona. ADMIRA.L EVANS WILL BE GIVEN GOLD KEY In o ttl wash.. April 1. A key mad Aiaaka sold, to algnlfy that the door of the city Is open to the of State of Oregon l 1. J. W. Drapi sworn on oath, aay : the age of I years. In Oregon City. Clack gon, for a period of .8 That during the .aaldn tim nay vhA-n in' an Intimate way, nmr.- That I am 01 and have resided maa county, Oregon, years. drum, who waa a govermnn -ju '"V' 1 of Oregon, and who- I of In examiner for thVg' was appointed in th h.lde?aldofnce"untllVmVum."ln the ''That I am an attorney at law and nricUce betoVe the . United State, land office, the general iana oinco, . interior department. That in Jui. n -n V occupied office room In the of flee 0?;S; City,d continue fo do so n, .11 t ..mnviiA mv office to roruan bfegon, on or about July 1. . That said Georg C. Brownell had no InteVot whatever or knowledge of my rtlnod In the stale couru arid not before the land office That in 1901. I know that ald OorRe Brownell was a notary public and that he naa ns noiurwi "Cie know that said Henry MeWrum aforesaid; did at varloua times between June. 1901, and during the year of 1903, while said Brownell waa out f J" ot; polltlcil way, 'coemto-sard-BrownPll-s ,,al hia notorial aeal and attached ""'"i " ., . k.i in ha It dlvera times 10 """,,: field notes or government surveys, ap nllcatlona therelor. and other surveying Sapws? and sign his name thereto and when remonstrated with by me his re ply was "that It did not amount toany- Ihln fleers and sailors or tna vn" .'"li which will visit Seattl In June! will be preaented to, the admiral of the flee upon it arrival. The key, which will be made of Alaska nuggets contributed tZ patriotic Dersons. will be presented on behalf of the city by Mayor Joan Miller. RICHEST STRIKE IN THE HISTORY OF THE CAMP MADE IN THE FLORENCE MINE ON MONDAY GOLD FIELD, land, Or Ne. March PortUnd-FlorineeMininr and Lea.ing Co., Roont IS Mallory Bldj Port.' Lait eveniog tha leaia' adjoining us on we rior.nc ... STEWART. " . .. -a. i-f- ,'.arfa from our president. W. B. Stewart, who Baa receivea at una 1 1 .... . V .-,Jtf-,. o wa dav. hfnre. ITlOiO readers Oi tnis auvciut.v , , - t maps tors ended rich lust Vlnranra ner dav). Haves-Monnett, or a x ur inc. '.'7:1 r ( -x xner ence. ex- S morsel'of hesitation. Our Mr. Stewart is a pr.ct.ca miner f 5 be relied 7pon MOST IMPLICIT- Ml nttMJ V . . ,T , , . .... , stockholders, and here in the this office DOES congratulate many more will be permittea ripened trom tne seea wc nave wwu, . , X . i,..:, .,.. tridav and oarticioate w th us in the joyous en !fe.Lnlon. to the richnes. of this leased always seems a big degree nicer to hsve the lusciou. appie w.u.. Another Telegram Arriving at Goldfield from Rawhide, where Mr. Stewart had signed a JeT thorough inspection of our Florence Lease, and th.P wired lease on one of its best claims; he aa follnw: ICUuil wii v. . TJ,., 30.-Portland-Florence Mining and Leasing Co Koom 13, manory 0m8., trnrV A thorouff Wi.uri6uw. t::7.:- - t .r d.v Or. Florence Lease showing wen. umuui ,u land, W. B. STEWART. rw ... .1.. .:.u ! This mean, that we need not be surprised to .hear at any ,t.n, that our s are wo .nc - -.. that we will be warranted in withdrawing our shares from the market, and summed up mc .. Three Properties In One 100 acre, of ground outright, one mile 4 . h.lf north 1 sides by producing mines. Expert mining engineer. ... i rTi; rldfield Void belt, and that the district, most empnaticaiiy k! " .iV r rht months. It will require 25 to 5J - . ... share per momn. own per month (next week we vidends at the rate of $100 W own surrounded on three acquainted witti .r. .o work h i. mine o! I il .bdl w bt in.inifiot of 10 nl. wi will change tne terms to per ccuv uu r per month. Two Rich Leases In Goldfield we ' . . a ,1 . T1 a.... have a lease, iust ready to burst into the dividendclass of its sister leaiet on tne ; - . . a il j 1 - ikaai ri an r n a npir stibiil au via invttui from which we most earnestly believe we sn... .H on,- at a much better, rate. This is what cry side Ify other leases every day yielding at this, and some at a "cb this lease is m.de, i? the richest gold property to he world nuis and Morses are a bad combination and the resultant strained shoulders and legs must be giTencareful atten tion if yaur faithful beast la to be spared to yon. Prompt treat ment la necessary and the best suited for the purpose is old reliable Mexican Mustang Liniment. Made of oils, famous for their penetrating and healing quali ties It quickly relieves soreness, soothe the Injured parts and removes all stiffness from the joints and limbs. Bead for a FREB copy of oar valuable Booklet "Point from a Hone Doctor's Diary." v Lyon Maoulactnring I rum BV, srooaija, c. a. mine. W are hemmed in on eve The Horence mine, on wniu.i L'Vn'n t pt v TH. BEST" in that famous camp We have a lease on a Kawniae cia.rn "Y" ? KNOWS HIS BUSINESS, and for this reason comes of having a practical mining engineer at our head. Hfc. "JXrj, 0'f this 100 ACRES, blast can be exploded and the last gold extracted from this property. . ,h.t. re now own.d by our vttgkim .nd c"r"f JJ, r ,tn8er th.t h.d joinl Mall Delayed W. .4ept.a . Lttet (torn Mr. Stewart In tin), lor .hi. .drnttonUBt. tut dtUytd m.il lu. doubtt.M 'tMtHS iSS ? J?Ji.n& PP.ic.iou. or ft. r thing tt know th,?' will be- too late. . Shares lOc Each. lO Per Cent Down ondlO Per Cent Per Month This may be any day now. The Portland-Florence Mining & Leasing Company SridC. McKechnie; Superintendent, R. G. Virtue. rMfi.M fr, f rharre. Send us your address and we will mail you an up-to-date map of Goldfield free of charge. ; - ' " twniiufltw SENSIBLE HOBBY, Well - Known People Devote Spare Time to Upbuilding Health. Physical culture ia getting to b mor and mor of a hobby with many people, who devot their spare tlm not only to upbuilding- their own phvaical health, but In preaching doctrine of food health to otner. y v ... There ta no exouae loaay ior any pr aon, unlea tainted with an incurable disease, remaining- alckly, with the great advance in medical discoveries and th growing popularity of phyaical culture. -', 1 t .'. . ' In th dlseas of digeatlon and nutri tion, for example, an acknowledged epeciflo tratmnt ha been found in Ml-o-na. Jt 1 relied upon a a oer talritv In relieving the worst troubles of dlgeitlon and aaslmllatlpn. and max Jng a complete cur. . 1 Peopl Buffering with headaches, pal pitation, sleepleaanea. bad taate In th mouth, coated tongu.j dlatreea after eating, peck befor th yea. nervoua neaa and general delibity. and any other of - th many dlatreaalng reault of v weakened atotnaxjh, should profit by th dlaeovery of Ml-o-na atomach Ubleta. Woodard, Clarke Co. hav een o many curea by Ml-o-na of atomach and general run-down stat. of health that ,they ar firm, believer In th power of thla remedy to eor practleaOy every caae. and they show this faith by giv a Vuiran tee. with every 60-cent W of Ml-o-na to refund the money unieai it dor- all thst 1" olalniPd for it.- Ihov tnko tha whole risk. n.l !i-o-na . a i ii a miTiar ux tornf-and wouM do noT on .nTtap." Bubaorlbed and sworn to befor. m t(hB,e"al2)d "y 0t nuVoTO9' K Kotary Publlo for Oregon, rattenon'a Affidavit. Th Ptteron affidavit Is a- followa: State of Oregon. County of aMtamaa. aa!---, H. I pattraon, being first duly ThVJ h5v ?.rided in Oregon City. Clackamaa county, Oregon, many yeara Sd have reside in Clackamas county. TSat'l hav been an Intimate political and peraonal friend of Henry Meldrum '0T"tyinajune, 1904. while Henry Meld rum and I wer looklnsr over ome land In the Btleta reaervaflon, Oregon, we hid a converaation regarding mat ter and regardinar Oeorg C. Brownell. and In that conversation, Bald Henry Meldrum stated to m that the govern ment would probably indict Brownell for something that he. Meldrum, had don. I asked htm What he meant by that; aSd h iUted that prior to the vear 1903 he had. many times, gorte Into the office of Brownell and algned nia name to field notea of government aurveva and application for survey an" attached hf. notary public seal to thThat he did this without Intending to do Brownell any harm, that It had been a custom for many year to do that Wft V That these things were done without Brownell' knowledge and that Brown ell. aa far a he knew, did not even know at this time. In June 1904. that he. Meldrum, had been in the habit of alanine his name -and uin his seal. (Signed.) H. I PATTERSON. Subscribed and aworn to before me this 10th day of October. 1907. . (Seal of County Court.) v. w. flRRBNMAN. Countr Clerk. By B. A. SLEIGHT, Deputy. LUBIN1S HEM0VED BY SECRETARY ROOT (United Pre teased Wire.) Washington, April 1. Secretary Root has revoked the appointment ef - David t ..ki n rniifnrnia a the American member of th laternatlonal InsUtut -WhOTdtcltn to malt a detailed Btatement, to , the f225JJ: tee4dgUD,irVtohcon States to be represented at th interna tional - conference by, a regularly ap pointed dlplomatio representative, be oauM of the many International ques tion that will arlaav. - Hence h ap pointed Ambassador Oriseoya as - th American member. X.ubin Is now In Rome. There are some wh6 think that Secretary Wilson, who U said to be blt tnr aenlnit Lnhin end tho Institute, is r-pons.Uij fur ti.e Cailioiiiian'a re- HAVE YOU $16.00 IN CASH TO INVEST? CAN YOU INVEST $10.00 A MONTH? DO YOU KNOW WHERE TO INVEST IT? WOULD YOU INVEST IP YOU KNEW? That's the Whole Situation in a Nutshell If you answer the first two questions in the affirmative, the second in the negative and the last one encourag ingly, it is pretty near a certainty that you are willing tolnvest in a first-class bond proposition on easy terms. It is seldom that the small buyer has an opportunity to buy railroad bonds on small payments. This is one of the .few. The principal difference between buying railroad bonds and railroad stock is that you have all the assets of the corporation behind the promise to pay 5 per cent per annum on the bonds, while the dividends from stock are uncertain. It is the difference between a long chance and a first-mortgage lien. That's some difference, isn't it? In other words, you get your money back when you buy good bonds, while stock, no matter how good the company may be, promises you nothing. Buying bonds is loaning money on good security, at a good rate of interest. The company takes all the chances you none. MORRIS BRQ.TtiERS, AN 181 RAILWAY S BOND The bonds of the OCEAN SHORE RAILWAY OM- , ; PANY are secured by assets valued at over $4,500,000. These assets consist of over $2,000,000 in terminal prop erty in the hearts of San Francisco and Santa Cruz; 80 - miles of the best right of way in the United States 34 1 miles of completed railroad, now in operation and; al- ' ready paying dividends; rolling equipment of every sort,. ; and franchises that are very valuable. Besides all this; your investment" will be in the bonds of a company that -; has the opportunity of becoming one of the wealthiest short-line railway companies in the United States. This is due to the wonderfully rich country through: which the line passes. It has never been tapped, by a trans ; , portation line. The bonds are $100, par value. You may purchase one or more at $92 cash or $96, payable $16 down for each bond and; $10 per month. These bonds bear 5 per cent interest, payable semi-annually. If purchased at $92, they net 5)4 per cent, and if bought at $96, they net 5.21 per cent-There is scarcely another ,. . ,tm. rtmin 4 Vint rlftpa'flS Well. f ' BA1C wuuvii. vri , . ,, ROOM 6 f,G0MMERO
