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Newspaper Page TextWILLAMETTE ARMEB: PORTLAND, OREGON, JANUARY 12, 132. STATE & TERRITORIAL NEWS. Hon. Fraok Clnrk. a well knewa lawyer of Tacoma, V. T , died at that place rciejtly. The business of- the Seat'le postoffice i steadily increasing, arid for the past quarter the sales of stamps.reached 2527. A proposition has been made to the Com mon Council of Seattle, W. T., for a franchise to equip a cable toad to the top of the hill on Columbia street. Walla Walla dates of Jan. 9;h report the weather balmy. Josephine county promises to rank very high as a mining section soon, as her copper deaf of ami iruu Illluca Ulc dbviavL.ii n &ici, attention. The cold snap has put a stop to mining op orations but it is not liable to last long More rain is needed to facilitate business in this line, however. The miners of Josephine county have been favored with much more rain than those of Jackson; besides, the weather has not been so cold there, and many are busily at work already. Sleighinz is indulged in at Fort Klamath, Liko county. The Washington Packing Company have finished their now cannery at Astoria, and are now busy putting in net racks. The ma chinery will soon bo shipped from San Fran cisco. Five families, comprising upwards of twenty persons, airived froti. Iowa this week, and will probably locato somowhere in Jackson county, f.iys a Jacksonville raper. They are delighted with our climate, and say there will be a bre immigration tQ Southern Uregon from that State. Scarlet fever seems to be spreading through out Southern aud Southeastern Oreg. n, but fortunately fatal cases aro not frequeut. The Roguo river valley distillery will soon commence the manufacture of liquor. The establishment will have a capacity of 2Q0 gil Ions per day, and will be conducted on tho best business principles. A postofGce has been established at Hebo, Tillamook county, Ogn., with Geo. W. Boyd face as P. M. A number of Portland ecntlemen have asso ciated themselves together under the name of the Tacoma Oil Company, for the purpose of 1 sinking wells for oil. They are as follows ; J. H. Hall, President; J. Lowengart. Vice President; J. Simon, Secretary; C. P. Ferry, Treasurer. They have a capital of SI 0,000 on hand to operate with. The N. P. R. R. Co. have filed a petition for right of way through Multnomah county. Some Chinamen murdered a Chinese prosti tute near Cheney, and a mob took the offend ers and hung them. U. S. Jackson, Jr., of Washington county, filed bonds in the sum of S100.000 as adminis trator of the estate of U. S. Jackson, Sr. The Oregon State penitentiary Ins 117 in attendance. Tho Regents of the State University de'ire contributions of youngtr'ei uitab'e forshade trees. The 10th day of Februiry is desig hated as sui'able to transplant them The following is tho assessment roll on file in the County Clerk's room in Linn county. It shows a healthy ftte of affairs- Number of acres of land. 416,928; total nine, 3.759. 155; number of acres of railroad land, 36,143; value, S10.843; value of town lots, $626,294; improvements, $306,639; merchandise! and implements, $706,885; money, notes', accounts, stores of stock, etc., $1,935,771, household furniture, watch's, etc.. $228,221; horses and mules, 7039; value, $389,431; cattle, 10,702; value, $102,560; .Bheep, 40,404; value, $'3, 564; wine, 9054; value, $19,261. Gross value of property, $7,838,431; indebtedness, $1,771,011; exemptions, $402,787; taxable property. $3,574,736; number of polls, 1614. Philip Ritz, ol Walla Walla, has a wheat farm of 7,000 acres near Ritzville, on the line of the N. P. R. R., which he propises fenc ing next year. He has a portable saw mill and will have the railroad cpmpany bring lops by rail. It takes 50 car loads to make the 12 miles of fencing necessary. The posts will be of cedar. A Chinaman was found frozen to death at or near Maher's cimp at the front of the N. P. R.-R. An attempt was made to burn tho Esmond hotel, in Portland, January Sth. j ""John P. ''aviC'". altera nichtof dissipation . .. .. ... . ... . in I'ortlawl, drnpr-C'l 'lead while endeavoring to gat a rfrirtk at a saloon. A votm? man name! P.iin'er, of Walla Walla, W.T., and Mr Nelson, of same place, had an alteration, During the melee a shot gun in Nelon's hinds was discharged, th" contents entered Painter's arm, and he died from loss of blood. The weather at Walla Walla is delichtful. Thtv had a fall of snow, which lasted about ten hours. Egan, Grant county, is to have a saw mill, to be erected by parties from Prineville. Bhlocks, Ogn., just above The Dalles, is building up rapidly. The O R. & N. Co. are erecting extensive works nd a big hotel there. The work on the O. & C. R. R. extension, south of Rosebnrg, is not being pushed for ward very rapidly, on account of the inclem ency of the weather, but work will be pushed forward in the spring at a lively rate. A child of Sam Dunnis, near Sheridan, was last week burned to death. The road bstween Corvallis and Yaquina is reported to be in a terrible condition, and also a landslide is reported as having occurred at Tunnel No. 1, on the O, P. R. R. We acknowledge receipt of a copy of the Taller a holiday number of the Columbia CAronicktPayton, W, T.) It is devoted to a gold description of Columbia and Garfield counties!" During 1832 708 vessels crossed the Colum bia river bar. The amount of freight crossed Inwsrd and outward was SSS.C49 tons, valued at $15,870,143, E. W, Ryan, a prominent and well known citizen of Pprtland, died Jan, 9th. The Northern Pacific Railroad Company has lately been engaged in cnttina; a hone trail from the railroad to the immense glaciers in the side of Mount Ranier, a, distance of about twenty miles, and the work ii'reported to be quite two-thirds dpne. This trail will be open to touffeUfoMtUummer. wittt accommoda tions at proper points for man and beast, and the ladies also, t t i W. F, BBw8, says, the Albany Democrat, urougm inio wwn reccnuv two aressea pigs, one of whic'i weighed 573 pounds and the other 576 pounds These pies wer 18 rronths old at the time of killing Thev were a cross between Berkshire and Poland-China. Says the Intrli'j'nrer List year Dr. Minor put three Chinee pheasants on Protection Island, in Pust Sound. There are now over a hundred of these beautiful birds on the island as a result. " Do jou'" "Do I what'" "Djjou take it?" 'Take what Yr a J What U it J " Why, take the Willamettx Faemer." TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. Gancral Grant is reported as having paid a high tribute to the departed Gambetta. Two divisions of the Creek Indians are at war; the consequence is an old feud. It's an effort of some 300 hundred to destroy the written and recognized constitution of the na tion. Considerable is telegraphed concerning the doings and sayings of Mrs. Lingtry, the Eng lish professional beauty. She is a victim, aa foolish young men fall in lovo with her. The subject of free trade duty on quicksil ver is agitating the California capitalists, as the Rothschilds who own the extensive mines ol Australia and Spain could ruin the industry in California, were the duty taken off. Cali fornia produces the bulk of the quicksilver of the United States. Vanderbilt's health is better than it has been for years. A Nashville (Tenn.) dispatch siys the legis lative committee finds tho State funds $400, 000 short. A vein of oil has been struck in Sarina, Michigan, at a depth of 565 feet. Fifteen thousand peoplo visited the remains of Gambetta at the l'alaie Bourbon. He will be interred at Pere Li Chaise temporarily. Evtensive and .suitable arrangements were made for the funeral services of Gambetta. Gambetta's death will produce no great changes in the political affairs of France. The exports of Victoria, B.C.. exceeded the imports by SI ,'330,000 during 18S2. During 1SS2 Utah produced 3,000,000 pounJs of lead. The treasurer of the cattle commission esti mates that it will require $2,000,000 to stamp oui me iiiDg piague amoig cattle m the Uni ted States, and recommends an appropriation. Dispatches, of Jan. 8th, give an account of the collision of the City of Brussels with the Kirby Hall in the Enelish channel. The Citv of Brussels Iie3 at presi-ut in fourteen fathoms of water, and is a total wreck. Two of the passengers and eight of tho crew were drowmd. The captain, by his bravery, saved the passenger, and was nicked nn in thn act of giving a comrade a life buoy. He was much exhausted, and is highly complimented for his bravery. The House Appropriation Committee re commend only $81,000,000, instead of $100, 000,000 asked of Congress, for payment of pension claims. The Hawaiian treaty will probably be abro gated, and in event of such a change the Ha waiian government will accept the reciprocity offered by England and Japan. Hon. M. C. George has introduced a bill, asking for the following appropriations for the Northwest Pacific coast, principally in accord ance with the estimate in the engineers in charge ; For the permanent improvement of thra mouth of the Columbia river, $500,000; additional appropriation for the harbor of re fuge nt Port Orford, $450,000; looks at the Cascades, $50,000; lower Willamette and Col umbia rivers from Portland to the sea, $125, 000; Coos hay, $75,000; Yaquina bay, $140, 000; Columbia and Snake rivers, $50,000; Coquille, Upper Willamette and Yamhill, $31,000; Umpqua river, $12,0C0; Cowlitz riv er, $3,000; Yotng's river, $1,000; Lewis river, $2,500; Siuslaw river, survey, $1,500; Tilla mook, survey, $1,500; Alsea river, $2,500. An eccentric clerk who roblscd an employer of $50,000 and absconded, is reported as hiv ing returned the money to a lawyer at Mon treal, Canada. He robbed his partner at the Cape of Good Hope to pay off the indebted ness. There will be several new steel vessels built for the U. S. Navy the present year. It is estimated to take $33,8S9,000 to improve our rivers and harbors the current year. Senator Piatt has prepared a bill for the protection of game on the Yellowstone Park. Also to protect the geological features of that lovely country. The Attorney General has made a decision in the Chinese "must go" law that the law only applies to laborers, and not to travelers and tourists. It is claimed by Hale, Edmunds and other opponents of the measure that the distilleries are to be made $60,000,000 better off by the passage of the bonded whisky bill. Lydia E. Pinkhim's Vegetable Compound ranks first as a curative agent in all com plaints peculiar to women. JfEW EVERY WEEK. Oregon Kidney Tea. From the multitude of certificates received from well known citizens who have been ben efitted by the use of this remedy, tho proprie tors, Messrs. Hodge, Davis & Co., have con tracted to publish two new ones each neek for the year ending April 1, 1883, that all our readers may see the great benefits it has con ferred on the afflicted. ErQEjfE Citv, Or., Oct 20, 1879. I hereby certify that I was suffering from an attack of backache so severe that I went about doubled up, and could not straighten up. I used one package of the Oregon Kid jikv Tka, and I am fully persuaded that I was restored by its help. J. W. Lekciek. Harkisbdro, Or,, Dec. 31, 1879. J have used the Oreoox Kidnfy Tea for pains in the back, and I am satisfied with its effects, and do not hesitate to recommend it as a mild and safe remedy. Z, T. Scott. Harrisburu, Or., Dec. 31, 1879. The Orkox Kipnet Tea has done my wife as much if not more gocd than any of the many remsJieVsho has used for p tins in the back, and I believe it to ba.a good remedy for the diseases which it is recommenied for. A. M. Cot. D. LaiigelFs Asthma & Catarrh REMEDY! rj. W. T. Brown. Monroe. Texu. write: 'I .ufler'd wit), Aitlima 30 ) eari. Your .real urruriy completely cureo me. 1 tan an Aiiumrur nunrrt r to term heir address and get a trial package Free f t'barsr, It relieve! instantly so the at lent can rest and sleei : and sleep comfortbly incomiortbly, comfortbly. Full lie box by mall $1. Sold b AmnUXt eneraJ.- rally, Atidreti Ohio, prop'r, Address D. LA NO ELL, Apple avoeCo. ;uimi J?B. COTTLE & CO - . 110 Front Street, Eaat Side, Portland, Orefon. Again 1b Bnla , WSUFACTI'RERS AND IMPORTERS OF Saddles, Harness, Bridles, Whips, Saddlery Hardware, , Etc., Etc Repairing Neatly aod At'.endd to Promptly iKG Creek., W Oregon Railway and Xnvigu tlon Company. OCEAN DIVISION. Between San Francisco and Portland. twins San Francisco at 10 A. M. . j State of 1 j Qneen Columbia. California. Oregon, lot the raclflc Nov7 ,TT. 8Nov77rrr7Til Nor 15Nov 18 Nov. 22 Nov 23 Nov 29 Dec.- 2 Dec 6 Oec 0 Dec 13 Dec. 16 Dec Dee. W Deo 27 Dec 30 Jan 3 Jan 0 Jan 10 Jan 13 Jan 17 Jan 20 Jan 24 Jan 37 Leave Portland at 12.00 o'clock, Midnight. Nov II Nov 17 Nov 21 Nor 24 Nor 23 Doc. 1 Dec. t Dec 8 Dec 12 Dec, ..15 Dec 19 Dec f2 Dec 2a Dec 19 Jan 2 Jan. 6 Jan DJan 12 Jan 16 Jan 19 Jan 23Jan 20)Jan 30 1 Through Tlrkets sold to all points In the United States, Canada and Europe. Right reserved tochaniro steamers or sillln? dajs. Faro Cable, $20. ste-raso, $10. Children, 11 jears, full fan; from 12 to 6, halt fare; nnder 6, free. RAILROAD DIVISIONS. LEAVE: Portland at 4:10 P. SI.; Alblna at 1-65 I'. I. AItHIVE:at AlblnaO 10A.M ; Portlmd at!) CO A M MIIIIILK t'OM'IIHIt, IWI.I.iSir.TTE AND YIUIIILL l(lti:it llltKlilV. Leao Portland j j j for Hon. Tucs.Wed.lThurFrl. Sit. Dalles and Upper Columbia-. .. 7 AM 7 AM 7 M 7AM 7AM 7 A M Astorliand Low- f cr Columbia... 0AM OAM'l 'M 8AM UMJAS Dajton 7AM !7AM 7AM Victoria, B.C.... SAM j All HAM Cirv illis and In- ternicdlite pts 8 AM . ...'... (3 AM A. L. 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THREE III ND 1 rot and fllty acre In cultivation One hundred aire, beaver land, which make, a capital uicrdow klocki.ki In well del 1 1 all aell fenced Healthy locatlos Trout .tream a mile !?n; through th, faitn. Apply to K. r. rlKVKB. nor!4tf Saltm, !aijn Count), Oregon. JOHN CRAN & CO., SPECIAL OPENING ....OF.... Colored Dress Goods, Silk Vel vets andPlushes. We m dl.play THIS WEEK a choice assort ment of the NEWEST itlle, in Silks and Woolen DRESS MATERIALS, and call especial at'ention to tho following lines which wo show In the most desirable shades and colors, with buttons and Trimming to match : CORDETTE CLOTHS, 8IIRA1I ftllTI;S, IIUAf DK CROftE, ILL! 'IIAATSJO RIi:JK4, JKIts;- !IIIITI.'4i4, 11 ILL! I It It CLOTHS FAXCY eOMIIIVATION sriTIMCS, scotch FitiK, ;tc. Silk Department. In this Department we (how a ery Urjro Jind choice assortment of Colored Velvets and Plushes. orrojiAiv silks, (In Black and Colored, the Latest Novelty, JOHNCRflF&CO., Oregon & Washington Mortgage Savings Bankof Oregon. FIRST MTIOXAL II l.Mi, OF SALKM. CITY OF SILCM'.S COl'.S CAIITOL MILLM. AMERICAN MORTAOttiF, COWPAVY, OF EDI.N'RUKfi, HCOTI.AND. TO PREVENT tneonvenitneo to our customers on account of tho recent change, permit me to say that the Dundee Mortgago Company, of Scotland, ha, no connection whaUrcr, and neicr had, with any of the above institutions, all of which are under my management. The AMERICAN MORTOAOE COMPANY, and the UORTGAQK SAVINGS DANK, hate at present 8300,000 TO LOAN 11'ON MORTfiAGF.S, At my ofHco In Savings Bank Building, 45 First Street, where I shall be glad tn receive applications for mortgage loans and meet old lrlcmN. WILLIAM REID. P. O. Drancr No. 20. Just Open. Complete Stock. J. D. RUSH, D RUGGIST. TO. '-'!) Fli'sl Sfrrrt, I'oi'lliinil, Oregon, nl,,'ht. O-l . rifccnj lions careium I'nmtiniitiilt.iL li Patronage of the public so'kltul. ,!o2.'m3 F. S. Akin. Pen Selling. Sco that our Trado Mark "THE IIOSS." aud A. S. & CO., Is nn our) pair. Every Pair Guaranteed. JanlniO AKIN, t-EL-LINO A CO. OLDS & KING, OUR STOCK OK FALL AND WINTER JOOIS Is now complete and Second to none in the city in quali ty and quantity, The Stock lias been select ed with great care from tho ItFST MARKETS, And embraces everything in the line of DRY GOODS AND GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS. Our prices aro always as low as the lowest. Samples sent on application, and ORDERS Carefully and promptly filled. OLDS & KING, .No. IM Flral rfl., bet. Taylor A Yamhill. octl3m3 USE HOSE PILLS Simpson & Killingsworth REAL ESTATE GENERAL BROKERS, (No. It, L'nlon lslw.li, up suits.) VfyliLiiiiiH IliilHiiifl r- Til l4&rH OS ta HMHSijiiil m S IkiiililllllllH pq lHH cq silllHLilllllV I rout nirrel, Forllamil, Orrics Ilorss: From , i. at. t Orrgoii. tO 040 M PORTLAND CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY. 204 & S06 Fourth Street, Portland, Oregon. Builders of Fine Carriages of Every Description. KcpulrinK' tn all Its hranchrs. Eerjr,l)epartuient filled altli flrst-cHss workmen, and nothln; hut the Jcst work allowed to learo the hotltt Tho Tortland l.'arrl.ico nianulattor,) is the only institution of It, kind In Portland. nufg'cs, rhaetors, Oarrlatrcs, and cer c'ass of ork tunnd nut to order and .iti(.ictlon guaranteed. Portland Carriage Manufactory. SPORTSWIEirSJIVIPORIUIVl. WILLIAM BECK & SON IMI'OIITF.113 AND !KLF.1IS IX Guns, Rifles Revolvers and Fishing Tackle, -' && a SPOUTING AND BLASTING POWDER, AQENC FOR THE CKLEBRAVKll BAKKB UOUDLE AND THREE BARREL OUN COMBINED. "" ,w '"omU Sm Hrl. Mori'lMin nn.l lamhlll rortlnnil, Orrgon. t3T FOIl THE GO TO GEO. W. DAVIES' PHOTOGRAPHIC PARLORS, 'or lli-st niiilliijInrHtrrrta, I'orllniKl, Or. PRICES, VERY REASONABLE. tWTOrmthou$9 Plant; SftrhM, itoie$, Jiutbi, ntnotng hum, inciUUintf Zi IUIKIHOZ nww uttmatiMf a inn iwwrinieii, 01 ik Hover and Veyetnbl RKhWl Apflt, mar. f turn, rrtrn, wnrrrw.irn $1 naauouieriJiuiTH ni.t ITTCC17-m.r all bihrtnt. nt tol sOLL. ..Lmmr IftotPrP twmm u rnficv lovltehiit. i wfttPAn laOrrafiutnt. lWllllW JO I n TTniidredH of other thinirM chearj i ni&nT THE STORRS & uiq v& m. swy y Tjf r FARMER, HAVE AN EYE! When times are dull (as a rule) an artlde Is sold on prlco aud not on merit. Now to a farmer buylnj- a or 14 Inch Filo to sharpen his plow, uldch Is ihoajior, less prlco and miiili less quality, or more prlco and much more iualit f We Warrant our Hies in be from lo to no per mil. Huprrlor lo otlirr Files or tkf? Money rrriimlril. Take no other. Sold at Wholes ilc In St. ouls, Omaha, St. Paul, Dcnrcr anil Portland. Wo make no brand hut NEW AMERICAN FILE FILE CO., Pa wt ticket, Ithotte Istanil. D. W. PRENTICE & CO., THE US1C 107 FIRST PORTLAND, - DIPHTHERIA Portland Carriage Factory. Between Front and First Street, on Yamhill, Portland. w. w. Ts llKTTEIt PUKPAKKD I e'lUlppbd with the he manufacture everything In t Buggies, Carriages, Pheatons, Webfoot Dog Carts, Light optjuu wctguuB, jmgaL Dealer Wagons, Sid. Hisir and W hit. Ohap.1 Wagons, Spring and Tliorouithbrace mail wagons, the Kspey Ilaok Trucks, Drajs and Deihery yVavona, IIoUl Wagons, etc., built of tb. t.t KiuUrn material. Larveat and be fadllUes of any shop on the Pacific Coast and ijuarantee evry article of our worki ami urloea that caniiot te u bait by any dealer anil inanoiacturer. write to me competitors and be convinced, W. 1 rac Urn W.iI'bmi J-C. w b. r j9 tBfe .Bar . pit VERY IJEST TH AOO rlHf.rrnliouHrn. HthVtrar.1 BmtifutV(Kti4)irueo about too pagtt,H4i ThofMnoun KitfftrllubrUl rirt 8 f .AQ Vnw,7fl rrnU Japan4it rhiitJM 9 Carnation. wiir lamiiiw, irUltlH f tanly (italpa? iiii'iimur isrve. iww ShrvKiMfiMHuma. jiun uauiwMian Mi Mrry.uiray ui fw-iu UltAIJT rsssrrs't 3 KOSKi H.TffJWl.aA. aVW.tirvp Acre,rB JGf& sAtiroMJ. V20 latitat ui.'JU Vtrbenaf. vrr-lflnoiiilnir HOi PI Ltta fUaih. ill Strirrt CKumtntttm ntrt itjO lllVOrilPU nP'PAlivintll. nr' w" l tJI.al.ll ULlill, l)V?xiireiC new uid rare, Mrtfn nrrlvnl ffiiavrantord HARRISON CO. m '..Vii LKADI.NO STREET, - OIIEGON. c?KPJNAVoSMLISS9cJ3!T'l Ureljr prerenl tiiesa errlbla diseases, and will cur, nS cases out of ten. InftirmaUon that wlu sar. nuur lira, sent free b, mall. Don t delay a moment Pranntioal ..-.. h.. .. ,, 0, .vmiwi U.TUJI, J W' ' varv9Bmt l.HI'riviHlliMrrTOfnai,' 'laJUuktorBmMinariantt.muV'urhal, "AX f'T-" ,"cl'0111? AW) PPKNH THE HPIUNO SKAKON OK 1H82 FULLT sklllwl labor procurable at the F.t aud tin beat material found In th. world, to ana neavy iiucK iioards, fo anjthlnir jou want, and compare with any ol mt KHl'KY, Uoj iu, rortUnd, Orrgoa. I. F. POWERS, Kaat'ricruasi, lurukTia in jossst or FURNITURE, ItiMlilin, 4'arpetH, Paper Hang liiii, Htovea, uud Crockery and Glassware. Steam Factory -Water Street, between Montgomery an I Harrison. Streets Warchouso-IM aud 133 First ml ', IB I Second Streets I'OHTLtMt, . . . OKKVlOV. s.pll ! 'I ;i H ' M