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"gEPTEMHHH 20, 1888. UnHr.cliOBIce. , i' rtlnml In thoAlMiiBton' n.l Hoof, ll"''lr. "' ., " tlinn m.j -v. ... . Photographers. fcittakcr, dentist. repairing at Donaldson s Ll.An.frulihl! UO tO 1. l Main direct bridge. ,, ife tit Uagon Hiioici bent. They 1,r" """"" lu ! honoruiiio worn. U having considerable " fbciimutiHin in his unn, niOIUWr HIlll uunwK concert to-night a new and tloii. "Hoinbiirtlon" lK)lku, Ki, containing hoIoh lor the kirfey, apent tor uio saio oi (Mils, WHICH ure immco w wn to-day. These JiowcrB cry lieuiitiful. ... -till at work on Fred r hall, potting In now walls, Ll in reality making an en Elding out of tho structure Ieri moving tho Iiouho now k lots on Ami nd Thomp- In lot r ' - . . riho property, preparatory heat rceidcncc in ltd stead. in. one nf tlio specialists. ImuM! UlinOllH 111 JUIWUUU Ips portion of tho Dally Oro- hdVerllMIlK piiriw;n, is In ncy, of tlio Iliircau, loft for nlclit, to remain for hoiiio r.illinheck ministering to the thirsty during IiIm nb- of ofllcuH for rent In tlio . . I. t .i tS UUIIUlllg, sicaiu iiviuuu, Iilegcn, not aim cola wator, convenience, for fI5 per bmtiui, agent for tho Ainu ncc t o., ami mo rreiorreu Kew York, m in town, to ro- i or ho in tlio interests of tho Ul call and lnscct tlio fine rtiful trimmed lints lust ro lie 0H!ra Millinery Storo. bn, the nay or demure, can W. Hn. J. A. MurHton returned Iroiu Portland, wliero Mrs. I met by tier husband on Iter i a visit to her California . f 1 1 t t It A IVinott liuvo Htartod u finh connection mm uicir iron. I ....! -. II. I can bo procured by cuHtom- ! f 1 t" I f f t.t.l wrought to liavo, money, but have hidden it uway in tho .i.i.. -. . 'mm nr in Nim m niiinr tiivm r. Nono of it Ih floating 0 17.000 pounds of wool In r.Air Ukkoosian'h informant V mUttilrnn (n r.i.iiril In tlirt nientloneil yesterday wlio to U iiayinir fourteen und Oreuonian in under obllga management of tho Walla ulttiral Society for a comnli- ket handed its Walla Walla it, who will keep IIh renders IIIU dailies Of tllO HOClOtV'H lf,l. barber. J. S. l'onuov. of ruiYirmt iiiivm MtiniiKi von itutreet, und ho will inmrun- DHonul urtiHt, i only nlxty cenU to-dny in Them toomn to wt no dft ,rrtl1' tauiuiun, nun , I.i. . .1.1.. I !,. .1 ...I wem in the whoat niuiki't, iiunv an huncHt fanner div it in f)d hard coin. Da Plniili 1i:ivim nn Iii.iiIdIiI'm Jiuoriii.i, uccoiupaiiied by Mm Jir r. A. Miner and .Mlm "II. Minx Smilli will remain mirini! me winicruml will lenait'lon next hprliiK. Her heroin town to-day to bid 'fltr f.iA.....1l Of thu Ijmc iTrontf mull t-leeplni o, hci Honndly Hleep 'Duor lVnillt.tmi tu..til. tfitii 'lull timex inn! dull t.iiuliu.j i mad.) o make them 11 ItH pru-cnt 1'i.nilitlr.n nn far nn . tjw road i- but litllo lttor till. (mini, t.i llin rnnlrlaM. VtlilMOIl .ului ullnu- itlifflr In i ... k i . i . - ..tiui.if ( own me LrraiiL". K lirevi'litoi! iinil urnrlc riniHU .t.i....i i... .. - , ii hiii tlie ri elH tllOUld Mrvn ... .. Mr. W. M. Turner is back from a vinlt to his HI no Mountain mine, in tho Green horn Mountain region, lie reportB a great futuro for tho mlneH of that poctlon and Is uulto cnthuslaHttc, as he haw had a Hiiinplo of tho oro from his claim as sayed, und tho rotiort of the iiwayora Is $20.20 to tho ton. Uncoil it Stcvotmon, of Uakor City, mado tlio aBsay, Tho two Chinamen who tdilpped from l..ll.. U'..tt.. 1... f ' ' 1 .1!.. rmm i.iiiuk iviuuru ui uiu n;i:i;iii un- covery of a dead niiin lu ono of their dens tit that place. and came down on tho 1'ciidlcton brunch, pawed on tlironli to roriinnii. i no ceicsilaw aio uiwuvh cun I nlnj iih foxes, and theso two will prob ; ably never bo caught. From 10 to $15 u day Ih the avcraeo I amount collected for town taxc by I Martdial French, which hIiowh that n'o taxpayer in ovorburdened at prCHont with ' lucr. Ity tlio find of next month, how- over, delinquents nuiet pay up without further delay, says tlio marshal. A certain citizen of Pendleton mado rather a peculiar bet with another to-dav, wagering another that ho would bo able to nay taxes on r.000 insidoof fives ve.irs. starting at zero. Ho will probably strain every norvo to accumulate tho $.V,000, in order to win the $100 bet. One of those "dodirastcd" wind nnd dust storms, causing dirty, dusty particles to penetrato everywhere und cover every thing liko a pall, mado its upcaranco In town this afternoon. .Storms of this character tiro probably tho greatest cmse of Kastern Uicgon. The Willamottcs have dlsbandoncd. owing to the recent disheartening defeat at tho hands of tho Suit I.ako team, but will nrobablv rcoritanl.o. This knocks in tho head uny attempt at present to nr rango h series of games between them and tho Stars. A pine marten, tho property of a Mr. Morrow, has been on exhibition for tho past week or so at Jacob Studenhordt's saloon, attracting considerable attention by its peculiar actions. Uio curious lit tle animal will bo shipped to Portland by ir. .Morrow. Tho combination wlro and picket fence. bron ul it here somo time into, is now nn exhibition in front of Failing's furniture store. It apiiears to lo u neat and dura ble fence, easily constructed, but, us yet, has not been very extensively Intro duced. Tho treasurer will shortly Issue an other call for count v scrip, determining not to liuvo a dollar lying Idle In tho treasury which can lo applied to the pay ment of tlio county dont. iniswiii he his third call since his succession to of fice. Mills Andrews, who was so "fatally" stabbed somo time ago at Island City by ii young man In his employ, is in town to-day, and looks far from lieing u dead man. In fact, ho has fully recovered from tho elR'Cts of the wi:und received. Ilrlck for tho now court house Ih begin ning to nrrlvo, nnd teamsters wcro en gaged to-day In hauling It to the build ing's site, scattering it in shupelesH piles, soon to lo transformed into the symmet rical walls of a splendid edifice. Manairer Kueblor proposes to "rustle" with a vengeance, and if a club can bo found from horu to Joriclio that .will como to Pendleton and play ball dates will bo arranged at once. A tournament would now bo tlio correct tiling. Grand Chancellor G. W. Jett. accom panied by quite a numlier of Knights from Pendleton, left at three o'clock to institute tho new K. of 1 lodge at Ccn- terVillo. tho ceremony taking place turn evening. Mr. and Mrs. i)cmtnett arrived in town last night from Vancouver, W. T. It Is thouuht that Mr. Dcmmctt may lo cate in Pendleton, should he bo satisfied with tho advantages it oilers. Ike KIopii. well known us an old resf- denter of this aeglon. was in town lust night on his way to alia Walla. IIo Is now located In the famous Monumental mining district. When completed, tho front and hides of Gagen's now hotel will present a uni que appearance, hut withal, handsome and attractive. Miss Pibyl Grillln went over to linker CItvon Wednesday morning's train, on it visit to hor sister, .Mrs. I.oulo carter. Ou iriLr to somo unaccountublo reason, tho Kaht Oiikiiosian'h telegrams failed to put in un apiKjaranco to-day. T, F. Hourko returned last night from trio to Portland, tho Sound country, and Victoria, it. u. Chiis. Haskall Is onuaired to-day In proving-up on his pre-emption claim. Oscar Heiison was down yesterday from the mines. WALLA WALLA LKTTKIt. An IntcrrAtliiR Hatch of Nw from Onr Itegulur Cnrrrapontlent. Wau,a Wali.a, Sept. 10. Mails havo been very irregular Of late. This is a chestnut that ou can easily crack, but It's hard to digest. TBI. (I It ANT COUNT? LINK. Thn SarrrjoM Itctura Work In Vrrjr Rough Counlrr The John Uny Bridge In Umatilla County. . County .Survoyor Arnold and tho sur-' vevlnc party which w ent w ith hhri to sur vey tho line between Umatilla and Grant i ugainst husband and Tho funeral of hdwuid lonng, tlio young man found in the (.'hlnci-o den John Corliss, father of thn vninu mun 1 1'iiiintlcn. rntnrniwl l.iut n-.ilntf iiflpr un slabbed last week week, returned from absence of twenty-two davs. N ancoitver Monday, whcio he In lied UU Mr. Arnold" wan interviewed to-dav by dead son. The old gentleman iwU viy nn Mast Ohehoman reporter, und Wildly i sad at the loss of his boy, but has cp. ken furnished the following information of 1 kind words to the sorrowing wife ot H in. the expedition : ruiihiemiiker, nnriioiing no in will, 'ino twiriy loiuiii tlio -l-jth inimllul to li wiic. 17 chains soiiiii oi the towns i i no lie- tween townships rt and 7 south, which linil liorelnforo Ih'pii tiikin iih thn ciiinitv .Monday night, is leaving the Knisconal i llni. Tliev becan the survov nt a ooin't church as 1 write. i (,n the parallel H7 chains south of the cor- In ten dajs from date tho gradooflner of townships (J and 7 south, and Hunt's Eureka Flat load will be llulshed i ranges 20 and ao eaft. At the starling to tho depot and freight houso site within ! point thev set up a largo rock, marked tho city limits. Some predicted that "It. C." on the north. "((. V.h on tho property In tho vicinity of tho Propo-ed south, nnd "O" on the east. Thev found depot grounds would dopicciate In value. . a very rough country, over high hills and It is astonishing, though, to would-be Sleep canvons. being breaks along tho purchat-crs in that locality how the for mer prices asked for eertuln lots have in creased. Tho Northern Paclllc and t). U. tts N. Co. have both shown a commendable in terest in our coming county fair, by mak ing special passenger and freight rates. This is us it should be, for what Is gooso to ono Is gander to the other. From Mr. C. licimunn, who was in the city Tuesday lu company with Hunt's head carpenter, I learn that as soon as the exact location of tho site for tlio freight house and switch yards is decided, work will begin on platforms, so that wheat can bo stored und bo ready for shipment when tho rails aro laid. The Walla Walla Gas and Klcctrlc light Co.. from all indications, mean busi ness. Tiiis company, the past week, has erected 02 poles for the electric light sys tem, throughout the main thoioughfares, and liuvo laid neatly two miles of two inch gas mains into tho resident portion of tho city on cither side of Main street. In three weeks our city will appear in tho brilliant lollection of the electric light. A letter from a friend who took advan tage of tlio G. A. H. excursion rate over the Northern Pacific, to Columbus, Ohio, denounces .tho company, for the shabby treatment and long delays en route. Chickens como homo to roost. Tho Garrison base ball club speak very highly of tho treatment received while In your city, and although they lost tlio games, they do not despair of yet lieating tlio Stars of Pendloton, which by the way, musi be a crack nine to get away with the boys in blue. Not satisllcd with having one sheet in thla county to do their dirty work, the democracy of this county havo enlisted tho suport of Itov.(V) F. W. I). Miivh, Independent, who leads oil' by traducing ono of our oldest citizens, w ho is iiio Ho publican nominco for sherlir. Awaro that the I.ast Oiif.oonian Is a Democratic nuwsimner. of tho fust class, wil ing to siieak fair for all who so deserve to bo 1 . 3 ... - 1 A ..I I ... spoken oi, vour corrcsisinneui, aiming 10 to do the fair thing by both panics, warns tho voters against such fellows as Mays, democrat "for revenuo only." Tim Agricultural society, now making extensive preparations for the county fair, have concluded to tit once begin the erection of 20 more stables on their ground opiKxdto tho Driving Park. Steps uro being taken to organUo a nleked nine to nlav n match uamo of ball for a suitable purse and banner, at tho j Driving Park on ono of the fair days, i no matter has been suggested to the Agri cultural Society, und I am sanguine that our people will raise u Hiilliclcnt purse to induce tho Stars to shine on our diamond field. Tho Union got oft tho following tru ism: "The llfo of u nowspaiter man who cannot take, without flinching, a dose of tho medicine lie is in tno iiaoit oi admin istering to others, must bo an unhappy ono." Thoro Is some Iniortant business for our Hoard of Trade, and u special meet ing is called for hriday afternoon at tlio City Hall. , , An effort will bo inudo to induce tlio owners of tho Chinese buildings, within tho city limits, to tire-out their tenants, and if iossiblo rent to white people, or tear them down and loplaco them with business houses. 1 think If Uicko prop erty owners are properly approached by a deputation, of say twenty-ilvn of our lead; ing tax-payers, tney win cueeruniy what is without a doubt, u nubile in sitv and benellt to ull. Let us try them. At tho coroner's inquet Tuesday after noon In the cuso of I'd. Young, tho young man found dead in tho Chinese ilen, It was established that ho was last seen ov a young inonu, i miliar, mich, Saturday night ut 10 o'clock; that Glen canyons that put into the north fork of John Dav. The canyons varied from 200 to 2000 feet in depth, nnd the sides wero very precipitous und covered witli brush und rock, making tho work ex tremely dillicult. Tlio trees found uloug the routo wcio marked with ono notch on the east and ono notch on tho west sides, to Indicate tho lino. They progressed about eighteen miles eastward from tho starting Point, following tlio parallel, when thev found themselves 100.80 chains south of the township lino between townships 0 und 7, showing that tho township Hue was not accurate. The brldeo across tho North Fork, fthlclihuH been ono of tho main causes of dispute, was found to lo ubont a mile, and ono-quHrtcr tills sido of Uio lino, and therefore beyond any further queotion in I'matilla county. Tho Grant county survoyor, Mr. Neal, was found to bo a very gentlemanly and competent man, and tho two survoyorh were lu perfect harmony throughout in tlio work. Mr. Arnold also Bjieaks in high praise of his assistants, all of whom jierformeil their duties faithfully and In' roply to a question, ho thought tho line, If prolonged to the Union county lino, would not Include much of tho valu able mining projwrties within Umatilla county, but would leave them in Grant county. , . Ho also says In reference to tho critic ism of the county court on tho party s purchases, that tlioy liad tiso for every thing thev bought, and w hat was not used up was sold, including the pack-saddio, for cost. . , , , It Is to bo hoped that this work will sottllo tho long dill'ercnco of opinion about tho lino betweon I'matilla and Grant countieB. Hotel Arrival. Vn.i.Aitt HoitsK. Frank J.ggleston, La Grande; J E Taylor, Arlington; John Mathcson, N Ilcrkoley, Pendloton; II Holdon, Detroit; Dr O U Darrin, Walla Walla; W E Price, A II Sundorman, J A Marston and wlfo, I, Ferguson, O John son, Millor A Crossen. Sun Francisco; i II Church, Kansas City; M Allon nnd wife, UakerCity; Til Mcintosh, 1-arm-ington ; Chas Davis and wife, Portland. How-man Hochk A H Stanley, Hell's Kitchen; J H Phillips, Centervlllo; .Mrs A 11 ltothroek, Wild Horso; M Andrews, KJacobson, La Grande: Donald Hoss, Vinson; E White and wife. Umatilla; I) E lllair. Pocatello: Prof FK Hepburn, citv; J II KoonU, Kcjio; A J Marsh and wife. AdaniH; J M llrennan, Prof Harry L Chilton, Pendleton; Geo Williams, ho- "ttle. . . , . riotous- itiin r I.l.nrt. I uCirunde; 1 Hathaway, Geo Franklin, City; John iir..,v,, iv.1,1 Ss'tirlnir! .-.Thompson. G W Glirord, Portland ; Mr Neboii.Contiirvillo T J llarncs Wash Tor; (' llrudshaw, Chicago; Frank Smith, Wallula; jus , u Donnahuo, Idaho; M McDonald Mis souri; J J Uradford San Francisco; 1 J McCurthv, Omaha; G W Snyder, yin son;WA Lautliormun and brother, Mandan, Dak ; & N. Precaution III Nnokiiup Kitlln. The Mayor of Sokano Falls hiw Is llin follow ing nroclinations : Owinir to tho fa.t that frequent fires havo occurred within tho city in tho post fow davrf, and there being just cause io bellovo' that the sanio aro of Incendiary origin, now therefore in consideration of theso facts, I, Jacob Hoover, mayor of tlio city of Hiwkuno Falls, do hereby re miBt und insist that all suIooiih le closed lietween the hours of 11 o clock v, m. und 4 o'clock a. m.. until further or ,lers, Jacoii Hoovkk, Mayor. t .Lfliih U'urren. Chief of Police You aro hereby ordored to enlist such number of special police uh will insure property against tho depredations of in .V..iior'ia nnd rootdro them to use such means as aro within their power to clear tho streets of all iorsons between tho hours of 1 1 o'clock i. M- and 4 o'clock a.m. Jacoii Hoovkk, Muyor. About a Hrlioul Thr. Two of the taxpayers of the Nolin cm,aI .iiiitrirt culled at this otllco yester- of ! dav evening, and requested tho correc ts tin'n .f thn iiiim published fuesdaj in nd its lire department. Tlio reference to Mr. A. I.. Cook not .Jiav ng ft rnndhinti . ; . iti i ..i..-J ..a in iphr for UlU Ulmtir i m , . . m . a..A tii.it inn roil (;'T' h is mere. ore necessary m that msinci. iuo)i " -ve il.MLirti.,u,.i i v. . i ti r..v nut nnmloved was thai onah um u..u,i i -,mio.l iv the ma oiity of '".firemen shouhl 'v..Hn !ind r!tinln ihodistr ct: that no ono has loneep tuemselves in i the "tnsme trucis, uou .; ice mikM iur(ai.i u 1 i . i.. hoAn pinnloved. the) are ,...vv.. Rill. . b ... ICnvIIB . . . . 1 Wtv n..rrA..i.. ...... . -M t. tufhAr. and 7. "tire department, onpinn. ' wnnia eladlv receive applications for tlio - cr cowpaniee. hfe teams I nlace. A new bcnooi nouso u - out and have a good ,qli4 i completed, and .will be comfortably twee Nr Kllrllirt anil far on lh O. It The locomollvo which went through the trestle ucur Mosier u fow days since has been dug out of tho pilo ot wheat which covuri'd it. und is found to bo miioh less .. I Intnrml than was expected. 'illO wheat air lead- piled upon It prevented the flru from ully do! twiHting things out of shaiio. Tho ongino neces- Is on its wheels and un Incline has lieon built Ulion Which It win no uauiou unu placed on tho track. This is very fortu nate us thn O. H A N. Co. has no en gines tospare at prefcnt. Several engines ordered bv tho company for pushing trains up their steeliest giudos, will not Msi available until early noxl month. ai Young were in the den s. .ok ng 1 Tlio company has also contracted with ,m, wont awuv ",! Young returned I tho llillnian Car Company for .100 Im on" alsiu 1 o'clock Sunday morning, .cars which will not bo delivered for hlx Thedea li was caused bv heart disease, weeks yet. 'ihoy woie orde.ed somo brought on bv too much opium and time ago, but there was so many ordera liouor Two Chinamen are under nr- In ahead that it was iinKsiblo to get tho rest, but tho fhreo wanted have gene to curs us soon as desired. Portland. A Chine-je J"lr w fp't'l i" 1 .r.T, 177,1.. ,1Jm$n i c T. M MCUide .ho manager of the CorlisH and Fenstemaker having been ( Salt I.ako team, who bus Ijeen to L ah done on "lie govcinment reserve, Fort during IhecontehtH of his team with the Walla Wu a. Fen-temuker will not have ! Willamottcs, passed hrough town last a hearing until November, when the , night to gather in the Mor,o , ball KntnlStutPH court convenes. toshers at Portlan.l, und take them to Al te g's HveTnl Ut-Pocalello, who eourt hou"e la't Friday evening. The pltciie.I for Uakor City during the tournu. clim m rv ' exam nation will ho bold inent thete.who will a.:compar.yt he man T u nSbv It Is-1 " Harry Floyd, driver uger to tho Sunny South, und play Ml iX Ukes. I lair, who caught Q C m m "Sis O O 00 CD GO CO a r H O CD & CO I 13 CD P O o p. 8- - O o CO I o rt-O iUSLJVi VV o 0) w 0 0 to team in tho htu wliqn no lounu u ; ior iwvine,ui;win i iu um 111 horsle in the Txt stall had l-con nib-. far as Pend oton, and is now- in own, re- bling at one of his horse's car. no went coning inn icm u. ... j know what Floyd was doing. Words) A gentleman just down from Fannlg arose and Floyd, ho is a very aceuble toJ reporlg tlHt Kilpatrick llros. A Col- ( man, wanted amiv. 'mi . ... - lnH eontrociors, aro pnsiiniK aio"K urno.l iiltnrp.l ii cnrHO and HtrUUW I .. ,1... ii'., i. :,,... o T.Utin mini Irnm nun .....ii.,., - - - Flovd with a knife, inilicling a dangerous .wound over tho left cheek none. lew. on the Washington & Idaho road from Farmington to Kockford.at a rapid rate, j Tho grading of tho , whole thirty-five mi es is neariv compieuo aim iiino Otj.u u,ulnf Into tow n aro In ieanui m es of track la d. I he woric oi iraca condition, caiiMl by iv.ntinuoiih passing laying will go a head as fast as material of heavy loaded wagons, cuuiuk 'ul"'" ; can oo gov m mo num. """ tiiA iimt 1111 10 me iiiidn. f.tcii irruai uriuaiiu iui lu.iins , il.. m "ull 1 future. of the streets, 'ini? the Immense wheat crop, it Is veryl thorougtnares are in u wccu luuutuik w tck ,u ii lfallml ulrffot. for instance. 1 -- being described as pc.iUvely impassable. Al en G. Thurman ! now at work on Nothing seems to be done, however, but hla letter of acrepUnce, aad it may be to idly alt and long for rain. looked for aoon. A Twepty Dollar gold piece will bo given lo imy onis who will find a GROCERY STORE in Pendleton, that will null GROCERIES regularly cheaper than they aro celling al thu BEDROCK STORE. 1 pay (mihIi and SELL FOR CASH And am and will make the BEDROCK STORE Tho cheapest Grocery Htoro in town. I Have no Old Stock to dispose of. All goods are now and frenh and of the BEST QUALITY. I intend to Keep tho lead in High Grade and Ijvv Prices of goods or will pay the above reward to the one who earns it. P. A. CARRIER, Odd Fellows Building. - - - Wain and Alta fits. i i up.