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Newspaper Page TextKPAY, Al'IUliSi, it. ,i r. t""':." .... i .... iii. win in o'.1 ""iUl.i .nti. .if INihilleloll, ami M " Tn.;,, i it nill.V, Hi lliiiiiti to''"', I'l.rllilMd. Ho will niti, vitii:h. I I ,f. fnr U'lltllllll lllKt flight. ..1,i.,ltO 1110 JlllSOIHU limi.u. .i. u in have u "tlriiuuitlo' ,wl,t are caught " river near - Friwli. of East Portland, 1h Jark-on will bo homo ulwut tho Wxt month. tlorcm-o 1'oHpnln returned from imil daughter, Jessie, emtio m U'allula yesterday. ml Mm. H. I" -uarsiou win iu t tonaltomiroinp iiiniugii . I. .1.1. ti uf mm nr. irthe Kaht Oiir.tioNiAN job ollieo ,v ..iL-Iih llu'Ir iimicar- nic.i '; -n - rfjtly, ami a-rcen uoors uru uuiuk in ron.'efieiu'o. Jolm-on ha Home llrst-elass fur ruoni to rent ut tlie old postollleo on Court otrect. W. Jcllrey, u Salem veterinary ' ... . I....-.1-...I iuiii4nliH( nn Sliito , wan wiw . - - ..I mill nf J 7.1. miles of the limit road from Wnl towanl Kureka Flat irt already IftaJy lorwvlvu tho rails. rtJ. llunlctto, tho humorist, In to endlcton some tlnio.lii June, and .iKitly deliver a lecture while hero, rcr.ofllio Walla Walla Journal, r remarks that bock lieer Ih in nl will U harvested about May heU'lcupof Javaeofleo In (own, ikwt lunch, call at Riehurdson'M center, en Main Htreet, lietween JWtbb. i unlit, conducted by Hov. '.,r,l uill lm ho Id in the opera to-morrow (Sunday) evening, at l.k r .III 111 YIII'II. I ... .1. . i-.t I I tht new Kti'd rull on tho U. It. iV I VnrK ll'MLTIIAY III IjIIIMi 111111 IllU , .,..1 .... X.. ! CilltUl UliU I'JUIU Hiltl I 'Ul- VII III PirU will do a greater vanoty of ! miimi' j ii v in in i'iiii iimrii in ull aim oxumlno ut Minus VM, tit I Ml tf . t V 1 k I emim iioino i; ir. a i . mi. oi lemwuMiii. wiin i ijiin MttutMc physician who will vat from .MImieaiolls, Minn. V Mrtililivlr tn tt llut lilln Ttrniil.- ik.&nd brother of John (1. Mad- cflleiiiner, died liwt Monday ut t iinriMi itttiuiiftti fin imimi.tiiAti in,n Hotel ycHlorday, with great ti 111 unrl mill u apL-mhiii 'I'lila lu .v '" I'lVVU Ml IIIVI I V 1 U W 1(1 .a ,1 I 'l 1 I v. w..u uf.- M imillll Wt IllU NOTman. i, ,er nf unnrv ill,,,.!.. iwpim-r, died In San fFmnclHco nr iiaii'.i.. ......i A i H-xit rixty yeaw. Mr. Henry . W llllUllll IllU WlUtV. III1U lit U. I'j. Jf. fll I'tltA.tIlln 1 1... I . ,M' n V ""IIIIWRi Ull'tl III lUlIllm I., 'i awl .iiuuuuvj in nor aui hbT.:i T I1" Bir, una u i v r nilUUV JtLT 11111 I1111I1. I I ir.tA ..l . a . ii ..'"' no oaK iirown - v. v anyaili) niOlllHalllH. It IH T. nnuru u camo Iroin. miavi ni in ipifr rritirifiiii'u -..iuui Ul Ixlllirs lintPlinr ulini. nude sovpr ,1 i.;. . - P11441II I lirillTM Wllllfllll ana were Kinimmi I... .. i.. ill W ii. n i i-". -v " ""..' IU IUV H ruilliliilii-A on W.i. -mo llUlllQ I'rHHJ- llnv W I? r lM3r 01 tho Kl -niil rlin.li 5Won. was In Hin ..iK. i.iu s;fcf the location ; vi zr? UUI UICII Intlm ....o n.,.1 !. "KWOMRat AilaniB ni i,..,v.-i .ij ume. 3Sie,h,,M0n Miller & ltobloy of J.vr,UVJnoi uar ev. Tin w i eh!nr!ci,Si01 whoat ttml 38 tons kriiw. "7? 8.bouKht over six wdtt. Ien(llet- Mr Gib . . e are pleased tlmt i.n ).. v con rii i r.i.1... . ini, ..... '4. uiiiiiiiuii:iririir 0fK uill . T i-uiHiuenco lmmniii. l jSA. ,,r?e-m("!h3Be8fliun thin ?v,0,'1 attemlimi-n .... .. . ttiV. ii. ro.f Qpnway will undouht. . .-?uo Wlinnl ------ tork. ctessary Qumiflcatlona La Grande Journal: J. II. Italoy, tho gentleman who will bo elected next Juno iih the Joint Kcnator from Union and Uinatllhi, eamo .over from l'eiidleton Wcdnemlav morning. Yesterday lie vlw Itcd Kiiminervllle, and thin morning he' went to Union. Ho will vIhU thin county again before tho election, and mako a more thorough cunviuM. Ho 1m making many friends in tho valley. I.a Grande Journal : There Ii no better inmlllU'd man In thl district for the 1m nortaut uoHltion of nioHecutliiL' attorne than Hon. T. H. Crawford, of Union. llaiibrouek, S-l.oO: A. llatdwlck. 1.'J0. Uverv body known loin, and will vote ' On motion tho recorder was iiifdrueted to for him next Juno. IIIm election Ih a.s-1 draw warraiUH hi payment of the name. Hiired boyond doubt, and he will make i the following bill was referred to tho ono of tho niont Hatlcfactory attorneys tho ' committee on elainiH; K. U. A. A., for district has over had. 1 lumber fur fencing tho reservoir, Jltt. The Y.'s Ice-cream social last evening ' , 'll,u -'oinmItteo on sta-ets and public COUNCIL 1'ItOCUEIHNOS. Illrti for I'llntliiR Vntor Wiiiku Itulrn-A FnvorHliln ltcpurt on UlilnnliiR Court Irrrl .M11I11 Oriloioil i'ii.Inukiu Mroet lh r llimliiiuM, At tho regular meeting of tho Common Council Thursday night there were present Mavor Matlock ami ('niiiH'lliiiini Until. I child, Sargent, Keith, Young, Murphy and S. Whlto, secretary pro tern. The coininlttee on claims leported fa vorably on tbo following bills: M. I.. was a great success lu every resncct The gross receipts wore about $Mi. All tlie cream was soiu and more could have Improvements reiioited us follows: That I u water main lw laid ulongJuckson street, letween Main and Garlleld streets. On been disposed of If they had had it. Mr. ; motion the report was adopted. Ilium showed bis usual lllnr:illtv In ihv itallng the hall. At the close a line eake was sold ut unction and wan bought by U. I. La Dow. Mrs. Jacob Wagonblast received a tolo gram this morning from her brother, Cass I'roobstel, of Vancouver, that her father hud shot himself this morning and was dead. Tho message did not state whether tho shooting was accidental or not. Mrs. Wagonblast Is cmlto prostrutcd by tho news. Lu Grande Journal : Dick Gritlln, ono of tho most popular drivers that ever handled the ribbons over tho lllito moun tains, bus purchased the Wallowa stage lino from l-rawloy it McClure, and took charge of the sumo Wednesday morning. Ho will run u coach and four horses. Mrs. Charles Vincent, of Waitsburg, who went Kast some tlmo ago to have a cancer removed from her breast, returned on tho westbound passenger last night, and returned homo this morning via Walla Walla. Tho Operation was success ful. The nubile water trouidis were nut in iilace about a mouth ago, but have not been connected with the water pipes yet. This ought to be attended to at once, us tho levee makes tho old plan of watering at tho river impracticable for the farmers. Alwut lorty-llvo feet of tho rendlcton t r. ..i. ..t.... n.. ... ii .... .1..1 n.. illllllim.llllllll lw. n lllllllU "linumi mill -.,,, .,..!.. ..1 yesterday, ami tho Pendleton. Munufac- j ,p, (r. ft'1 lllils for prlntint! tho rules and rnoulu- ttons for tho city water works wero opened, and were as follows: Tribune, for 6U0, 18.60; for 1000, fJ7. llurronglw & Kinney, for fiOO, JIM; for 1000, HO. Hast Oiikooman, for WW, f.'M j for 1000, Tho bids wero referred toeouiinltteo on printing. On motion the (lrm of Cox & Minor were employed to assist tho city attorney in tho ease of the Town of l'ondlcton vs. Saunders & Cmirch. The coininlttee on streets and public improvements rojiortcd favorably on tlie IKJtition to widen Court street, lietween Cottonwood and Vincent streets, and tho report was approved by tho Council. The iKind of $10,000 llled by the petitioners to relievo tho town from any damages that might Ik) sustained from widening said street, was referred to tho committee on streets and public improvements, with tho recommendation that It be raised to 1MJ00. 'lho superintendent of tho water works was granted leave of absenco during the mouth of May, and authorized to employ ('. J. Carlson to attend to his business during his absence. On innllilll It wim nrilnriwl Hint n .'l.lnnli I water main bo laid on Jackson street, from Main to Hush, and from thenco n "inch main along Garlleld street. The siiHriutcndent was authorized to purchase now Iron grate bars for the tliriliL' Co. could not L'lvn iiiiv 1 lirlit In rnn scmienco. It lias been repaired, and tho light will be furnished to-night as usual. Thomas McKay luis been pardoned by Gov. I'onnoyoT find has returned to Veil- lleton. it is to Do noped that tlio exper ience ho has had will have a salutary influence on his future conduct. Chris Kuuley is tearing down tho old house on tho corner of Court and Thomp son streets, known as tho Hruco proji orty, and will erect it nice residence for His own tiso on tlio site. At llellevuo. Idaho. Carney Dudley, n lioy of 13, wiih killed by usphyxiutlon, by sucking on the muzzle nf a gun barrel, while his brother held u coal at the cap tube. James Hardwiek has sold his running stallion to IS. 1 Hoguo, who has taken him to Walla Walla to train for tho com ing races. Tho prico realized was fftOO. Tho O. U. & N. tank Ih now tilled from the city pi IK'S and tho windmill will be removed to Mikecha. Pipes are being laid to tho stock yards to-day. Georuo II. Miller, accused of tho mur der of J. M. Column, near Seattlo, in 1880. Iiuh lust beon ucoultteU on Ills lourtn trial, and set at liberty. Mr. Geo. Sweetini: has liecn called away to Nolln on business for a fow days. ... . .... .. 1.. .i t ins busmcsH win uo ion in uiiurgu o William Terrell, Jr. Tho funeral of Mr. Marshal Clarko oc urred from tho residence of his daugh ter, Mrs. Starkweather, this morning at U o elock. Thomas Lacofleld Is talking of building a tannery in Pendloton. This Is u good move, and it m iioikmi no win succuen. .Mrs. ltobt. Chr ssinuer left for balom last night with u ictition for the pardon of hor husband. T. C. Ward received a lino now photo graphic instrument from tho hast this morning. Ice-cieam ready to-day ut lUchurd- son's lunch counter in lu ami -.i ceiu plates. A negro couple wero lynched at Galla tin, Tenii., for burning a dwelling house. Mr. O. A. Harlinan is una' lo to attend to his duties to-day onuccount of sickness. Tho gross recolpts of the Lu Grande jKstofllco for tho past year wero $2,47:1. MIhs Diss Dubar. tho Spiritualistic fraud, Ih now accused of murder. Tho west-lwund passenger train will no on time to-night. A son of Mr. It. Saundors is lying very ill. Mr. S. I. Lisle, of Kcho, is in town. Kuillemtntiil Artlclri l'llnl. Supploiiiontal articles of iucoriioratloii of tho Oregon k Washington 'territory Hailroad Company havobeen tiled for rec ord. Tho articles not only provide for building and operating u railroad from Wiillnl.i to Contervilllo and Pendleton, butulso u continuation from tho latter plaeato Hopimer. It also provides jor tho construction uud o)oratlon of u lino from Wullula up Kuieka Flat, thenco to Wullu Wulla via WiiUHbtin?. Tho capital stock of tho corporation Iiuh beon raised from $760,000 to $1,500,000, and its dura tion mado iierjietual. Hook, fur (lie Multitude. Mr. E. J. Hurley has arrived ut our city with "Chambers' Kncycloiedia" in eight volumes, containing forty maps, with American supplements, which ho will deliver, the wholo complete, m pay ment of $2.00 per month. Also"W averly," eight volumes j "Thackeray," eight vol times; "Shak," eight volumes j "Dick ens," six volumes j "Collier's Cycloo dia," ono volumo. Tho finest Iilbles in tho world on installments of $1.00 per month. Can Ixi geon ut tho IJowman House; Interview him. On motion tlio Council udiourned until next Thursday night. ltottl Arrival. Vii.i,Anii Ifoi'fiK C A Uo.ao.fc'an DletfOJ U J Jtoberls; A Ias (iraiule, .Niu lruii' cisco; Mrs Carlylo, Miss Harper and slH' ter, Walla Walla: J G Humphrey, Kan; Mrs Youlelug, N isconsiu ; Mrs lucent uud two children, Wisconsin; Win Gru ham, J 1) Hamilton, Chicago: B FMaim Held, Centervillo; H Coldman, 1) P llal lard, I) J Caev, Portland; Jus Hay, J II Lyons, Koncwkk;. O WTuvlor, Chehalls ii . UniibKN ltt'ix. II P Kingston, James Mulligan, Portlund; K F Sanders, S A Cownln. St Joseph; G I) Stown, Hakor City jS J I.islo,i:cho; It M Sinlth.countrv: Win French uud wifo, Walla Walla; II Palmer, Pilot Hock. HowMAtf HonsK. Tltllelts.TII HoltH, Alba; F F Kreps, G K Craig, A N Wal lace, 1) Camoron, Gti t Ziehimin, H II Hunter, Walla Walla; D V Ogden, Mil ton; J S Scrunton, Island City; MrH Cameron, Lu Grande ; C Fisher, lloston : Win J Smith. Va; A 11 Ferguson and family, John Olingor and family, Occur Hunt, Mo.; John Klciiiloln, Julius Ithodcs, G Kittmeir, Omaha; T H MuAl istor, Jo MeAllster, Iowa; Oil Kwlng, Pocutcllo; James Kay, James Lyon, Dalles; J W King, Texas; G W Taylor, Chehalls; KJ Hurley, Han Diego; DJ Casey, Portlund. . - A I'ralilliltloii Town lu ICarnt. A Milton correspondent of tho Wullu Walla Journal ,writes : Last week n iroinlncnt citizen of Mil ton uud u leading prohibitionist nuked Fred Springer, u (lerinan, who lately moved to town procure hlni some whis key, us ho was feeling unwell, and ujioii recolviug It paid Springer 60 cents, the amount It cost him. On the following duv, Friday, Springer was urro-teil, charged Willi selling llipior without license, and fined $100 uud costs by the recorder. Subsequently C. 0. Cunning ham was ura'stcd charged with tho samo oU'oiifo mid fined u like amount, the total being uliout $130. This ho a'fused to pay und wuh roinandcd to jail to servo out his tine, and at present writing Is still there. It is claimed that tho cai-o against Springor was arranged to get a case against Cunningham, but it failed, us Springer tcstilled on the witness stand that ho had tho whlskv ut homo, having procured It in Wulla Viillu. Wnliuln WlilfTi. Wallula, April It). To the Editor of tho Eakt Ulir.noMtAK. liming been unoxicctcdly willed to this, "tho elty in the sand," und renieni ' boring the numerous times 1 have won it done up on paper, I will not burden you with a detailed account of the many railroads, transcontinental and locals that center here; sullleo It to say there will soon lie six. Mr. Hunt has about 3 miles graded, and will begin trucklayiug In a week or so. Tho 0. H. A i. Uon tructors on the Kuroku flat branch will begin grading Monday next. Mr. Hunt finished laying truck to Helix to-day and will put a largo erow to work surfacing, so as to put tlio road in llrst-class run ning order. The O. It. AN. road runs up main street in "Dubllntown," and tho jiooplo are very Indignant ovor it. A. J. Hotinzoln, of Milton, has located hero (ho Is in tho drug business und la doing well, us he deserves to. , Joe Merchant, for 13 years chief clerk with Seliwabacher Bros., of Walla Walla, Is in tho general merchandising business hero and if I am any judge he's tho best "merchant" hi the placo. Dr. Stiles, of Weston, Is railroad phy sician for tlio "Highland" system. This work Is not laborious, but then its tlie "style," you know. Mr. Hughes, Hitporintundcnt of the Highland rotito, is just tho plcasantcst little fellow yon ever mot; but then ho lives in Pendleton and mayho this Is not news to you ; but Its gospel truth, "and don't you forget It." After a two hours search I found a bed; that is, a fellow kindly gavo mo a suddlo blanket and a gunny sack and allowed me to sleep on tho lloor for a quarter. I learn our old friend U. Garred, of Milton, also Mr. Haggard, talk of locat ing hero. W. W. Winiio. KiiillfrntiL Cumin. Krom (lit; Wt'N'uii lcmlcr. Negotiations aro being mado by which a very considerable addition to our popu lation will be marie. A party of French omlgrantH that wintered in tho vicinity of Walla Walla have lieeu examining the laud upon Young's mountain with the view of Fettling a largo colony there. If they can make Hie necessary arranuc incuts they will buy In soveral townships and u fow years hence what is now a for est will bo a cultivated Held. This land is the most fortilo of any in thin rich eouiiiry. Russell & Co., -iit'iLiinits oi'- Elngines, Threshers and Sawmills j also i)i:ali:iih in I THE FINEST- !cnniur urafiw;p urn i i VHiiik mi a i. ) iv v ir s.. i 1 1. i . 01 ii niu tiii is w ViOt uu u ii s l3 ymmmMiA. ANII WWij "HH I.' GST V m I ISDN V 'C. ,K(l, C' V," Wo have tho best Straw Hiirning Hngino in tho World. CALL Oil SEND FOR CATALOGUE TO Russell & Co., mlilOdaw ICO, It)'.', 101 and 100 Front Street, PORTLAND, OREGON. Soiurtvliiit MIiihI, From tIC MUtou Englc, "Who nio yotl going to Biipport for tho I-cglslaturoV" asked tho rejiortor of a filond yesterday. "Why, I'm going to volo for Hamsloy, Skipper and Wage worth." "Who did you say?" asked tho f.agie man in usiouisnmenti "i said Kainser, Skiploy ami Wugoworth." Tho reporter again put tho question und was nnsworod somewiiat in anger: "i n it, I told you twice, Itamsworth, Skiploy and Wager." Tho iioor man had got things sadly muddled. All the railroads hotween Chicago and tho Missouri have ugreod to drop freight rates lietween ull points east of the Mis souri river thirty par cont. This heavy reduction as brought about by tho re cent cut In rates lietween Now York and Denver by the Morgan Steamship Com pany anil tho Fort Worth it Denver road. Hobcrt Harris, president of tho North ern Paclflu It. It., is in Sun Fruncisco. MAUIIIKU. I'ltICE-KKNNS()N-Ai Komr. April IB, ikm, ni inn i'iienru or u. u. ipiiiiiii, ut Ituv. V, W. Ilniniiln, II. n. Pili!., of On. tervlllo, und .Mini Aniil'i lC"iiiiKn, of Kot lr. NICHOTHnv-HT'tUT I.imt Hun ly even liiV, by V. W, llraniiln, lit IiIk r.'lilrncr, N Nlclmlxia und Mury Mont, all of lle npal.1 (lulcli, NKII Tl. DAY. plIAS. VKItNON, City Bill Poster. All nnlrm left wild W. I. I'lotolier will ri'onlvn I'ltO.n IT ATTI'.NTIO.V. iipVlit NEW FURNITURE! BY THE CARLOAD. Wo uro receiving, ulinost dally, Goods Direct from the Eastern Manufactories. Our stock will ho now in design and complete In assortment, consisting of PARLOR AND BEDROOM SETS, SIDEBOARDS, BOOKCASES, LAMPS, WILLOW AND RATTAN CHAIRS, Whatnots, Brackets, Chairs, Springs, Mattresses, etc Also a complete lino of Carpets, oil cloths, linoleums, shades, portieres, ana upnoisterers7 goods. GOODS SOLD ON EASY PAYMENTS. Forbes & Wheeler, Association Building, Pendleton, Or. CHEAP Groceries, Vegetables, Fresh Fish AT- Blacksmith Shop, Next door In llun intr A im'Kiulile, j corner Colloliivooil nnd Alta 1 M , Pendleton, Or. D. KEMLER'S Grocery Store, on Court Street. SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS OFFERED FOR CASH. Fine Spices, Fine Coffee, Fine Tea, and Everything Fine that a First-class Grocery should contain. Call on mo if you want Groceries cheap. D. KEMLER. llKNiir Htovkii, I'lcxldont. E. J.SoMMiaiVll.l.K, VI co I'rt'nldoiit. I'liim I'AdK-Ti'sri.v, Hccrclury, Jacoii I'iia.kii, Tri'iiHiiror, Tlio Knu l'runcUco Juienlln (ir Com lny In Olivette.' "Ollvotto" has proved such a strong druw curd that tho management 1iuvo de cided to keep it on tho boards of tho Now Park for two nights more. An Ihih Imfii mdil liefnro. tho coinlianv give "Olivette" much Itcttcr than tho I "Mikado," nnd It is now running j smoothly und winning continued nnd . pronounced appreciation, the curtain be ing demanded thrco and four times after I tho farandolo of tho second act at every lorforniaiice. It seems hardly credlblo , for such young people, really children, j dm thrmi ulrls takinc tho leading charac ters being under 17 years of ago, to do such excellent work. Tho conspiracy scono with Coquelicot in the second act being particularly good. Teddy Gamblo In his "Bob Up Serenely" song und grotesque dancing, nightly pro vokes roars of laughter. With projior caio tho boy will make u second I-rancls Wilson, tho jiot comedian of Now York. Oregonian, March 17th. Slurlril nir lladly. Henry Mitclmm started to Henry Bow man's ranch vestorday afternoon, driving a young trotter of Mr. Bowman's, at tached to a milky. AVhen near tho dopot tho maro liecamo frightened, and started to run. Mitchum was Isiunced out at a utr.mt prnuxluLi. Kliukini; him up consider- ubh . Tho maro continued to run until notliing was left of tho sulky but tho wheels. .Mr. .Mitchum, who had been Burned, at Los Angolea, Whltton & T.:ii I.. ........i, ,.. . wu.'tiiono. Nichols' majority in Louisiana is now engaged to . train tho maro, mado a ery eBtlmated at 03,000. bad beginning. I ALL WORK WARRANTED, And an clican as tlio cIipiiiipnI, Olvo u a trial uinl bo convinced. Jfortto-tifioelnv tutU Plow Work aivrn Spoel Attention. McEuchorn & Thomson, AltiiHtrci t, - nutli of Court lloino Pendleton Meat Market. MAIN HT., NUAIt VIIiliARI). JONES & IHIRIG, Props Iluvlnc rropcnrd tlio uliovo Market, (Hull hff't old Ktuuil, wu nlii.il tio propuri'd itt ull 1 1 tn .h to k.ipply tlio pvoplu of I'endlt'ton Willi tlin vory best Beef, Mutton, Pork, Veal, Etc, That tlio market enn nltord,and at prices nil run rtm li. SIGN OF THE GOLDEN BOOT. I'nAOTIOAL BOOT & SHOEMAKER Main and Webb Htreetn. KuHteru SI ml o ll.totx nn it HhofN lu Htork. Perfect lit Quarunteed. The Farmers' Custom Mill COMPANY This now mill Is now manufacturing Hour by tho latest Improved methods Flour and Mill Feed Always on Hand Wo solicit a share of publlo patroimgo. FOB LUMBER, Sash, Doors, and Building Material, A.t J3ottom Prices, CALL ON HALL & BURNSIDE, HALL X BURNSIDE, DEPOT DUMBER YA11D. Stoves and Ranges. Deal, O'Keilly & Co. Will show you a LARGER STOCK at I,wer Prices, Wholesale and Retail than any House in tho Northwest. ' Socond and Yamhill .... Portland, Orogon.