East Oregonian : E.O., January 23, 1889, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 4

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HOME OFFICE.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 2.1. I860.
I'OItri.AM) I'OINTH.
A Drmllfil rrillii-i;iiinllllii Will Mil llr
Itlvitiftl I'tiln rnlott I lie III It Will Nut
I'liim Mrcrt I'mln - lllil'"-'t U'lll Nell
JIlKlit m VViiy Htlirr liiturvdlng Neivn
l'oini,ANH, Or., Jim 22(1, 1SS9. Tliu
Southern l'ailliu Uvi'iluiiil train arrived
at iIiIh jiIuco ut 11 o'clock lint night,
nuarly eight hours Into. Tliu delay was
caused by tliu train being derailed hy it
cow ii low in lien miiiiii oi utilities, lliuro
muh no damage of any tuiiHuqtiuuco anil
tliu wrecking train iroin Koseburg hooii
placed it on tliu track. It was a lollv
ci(iul on baird the train and tliuy miidu
jioiuu nowi an inu way in.
Speaking of tho bill to creatu Morton
out (if a not lion of Uinatilltt. rueentlv In
troduecd by Climntii'iluin, of .Marion, a
member oi tho Ilotmo from Marlon
fQiiiitV wild to y6ur eorresondent Sun
day: ''There is not the least prospect of
tliu HIM panning cither house. It 1h ipiiUi
up parent uiai ui mo present tlinu, ;
Mjujoruy oi mo voters oi umatllla county
uro opposed to division, and until such
timo aH tho people of that county Dignify
ly their voten that a new county la
desired it !h not likely that Utiiutllla
county will bo divided. There aro i
number of iobblistH from tho 'miner end
working for tliu passago of tliu bill but
moy aro doing inure Harm than good."
Haley and FuII'h bills, askliiir for un
proprlations for the construction of roadH
Irom lleipiier and Pendleton to Long
creeK, iiiinHiiiccd recently, hot It itHk fur
lu.uuu. inu mils uru exactly alike and
It im understood they havo been tacked
together and if ouo dleH tho other will
hao to go with it. Thero In Utile proba
bility of either passing.
J.!U. UlilMrook. fiinnorlv of Heimiior.
Im now a dilvor on Joo lIollldjy'M First
b'treot railway,
llotlt varluty theatres, Clinton and
Colt's, glvo it street paiado onto a week.
Cot I'm on Mondays and Cliuton'H on
TueHilayH. Tliu procession consists of
a brans baud followed by the feuialu
Htiim in calm ami led by the stars on
foot. Walking was nleo work for tho
pcdcHttluiiH in silk hatH ami good clotliCH
to-day, an tliu festive mud ttt'rtick them
somewhere uboiit thu ankleH.
Tliu Chinese u.xliorters aro on the
utrcet to day, and attracting it good ilea!
of atluiitiou. No doubt thu oratory wait
grand but it In hard for American to
appreciate it.
A letter addressed "Portland, Oregon,"
dated I'eiidletou ami signed William .1.
Hwccdy, wuh oened yesterday by post
master Itoby. I'lio writer denianded pay
for it steer which had been killed by tho
earn, ami tlueateiiH to begin unit in two
weeks if thu matter In not fettled. Koby
says he Iiiih no knowledguof tho steer
and that tho city does not pay for cattlo
k'lh-d by thu cuih
Two men walking leisurely along Hi hi
street to-day iittruitod hoiiiu attention.
One was i f uieiliiim helglit, stout built,
rugged mill healthy looking. Ho hud
dark complexion, heavy sidu whiskers
mid black eies. Thu other wuh it short,
thick net man. with nil very hair, short
gray whiskoiH, light ctiiuploxinii ami blue
eytM. I ho fui hut wan I'liJ.th Smith,
ii.-i-HtdeiitofllioO.lt A N. Co., ami Ihu
I.d'cr (ien. IttifiM lugnlls, it big stock
holder in Ihu Heading lo.ul.
1 1 wiles liiay, thin morning, while
washing Im wimlowH of thu Portland
Tniht Co.'h olllco, foil from the ladder
n-vi-ial feel, lauding mi thu atone walk
in-i.iw. no wuh picKeil up In alt umvii
hcI.iIin state wmhi afteraanl ami carried ti
the limid Siimii'iUui lieHpital. Tho ux
tent of his injiiiieH is not know n, though
no nones were brnkuii.
The ftil.O.HI il.iinugi) xiiit of Mm. Shaver
agalu-t It. Kindlier, leeeiver of the O A:
C. r.ilhoad. wat on uial toilav. Tim
gie.iter pait of Ihu day wuh litkeii up In
die eMiiniiiatioii of ulino'ccw anil life
ta-ii will n it to the jurv Ufor to
morrow.
A nght b ok place ut an up-tow n nv-
oinraiii iiim moriiiug in-iweeii an em
liloyo named I'erry .IoIiiihoii, mid Unit
l)ervlll. A few H uaiiuH were ex
changed and Dervillo Hlruek .IoIiiihoii -ii
thu head with a ketchup bottle, inlllctlng
it very Heveio wound. A wariant wan
kwoiii out ugaiiiht Derville, but hu Iuih
eluded aire! up to 1 1 1 Is lime.
Twelve cthCH weiu diHixiHed of by
1'olieo Judge rainier, to-duv, coiiHlHtlng
tnoHtly of drunks, and a Sprinkling of
lewd women, who wcro by no means
handled whit gloven.
A vag. I.iht night, aiiuiced tliu Ihivh In a
million by drinking a half pint of whiskey
at it dose. It HO.'inod to itgreo with him
im hu citniu around to thu Oilman Houho
afterwaids and wanted hoiiiu ono to pay
for mother half pint to ca him hwuIIow
it, but thu fun hid git st tin by this time
ami hu had lo look elsewhere.
Columbia Fire & Marine Insurance Conpn
OFFICERS.
KItANK DHKUM 1'reMdcnt.
W. K. .SMITH Vico PrcHident.
J. A. CHILI) Secretary and Manager .
DIKECTORS,
I). 1 THOMPSON Portland, Oregon
FHANK DHICUM Portland, Oregon
W K SMITH Portland, Oregon
JOHN DONNintllKItO Portland, Otcgon
JACOH WOHTMAN ; MoMinnvlilu, Oregon
H. M. WADK Portland, Oregon
A. II. HHHYMAN Kast Portland, Oregon
JOHN II. DAVID Portland, Oregon
W. It. HONKVMAN Portland, Oregon
OKOItCK II. WILLIAMS Portland, Oregon
H. H. KliAHNKY Portland, Oregon
WALTKIt F. HUHHKLL Portland, Oregon
SAM P. STUHOIS Pendleton, Oregon
T. L. OIIAHMAN Oregon City, Oregon
JOHN A. CHILD Portland, Oregon
J AMI'S F. WATSON Portland, Oregon
W. II. WALK Kit Portlaud, Oregon
ASAIIKL HUSH Salem, Oregon
1I.T1IIKLSKN Portland, Oregon
OF.OIUIK II. MAHKI.lv, Jit Portland,tOrcgon
W. T, WHIOHT Union, Oregon
It. L. DUHIIAM Poillaud, Oregon
CHAS. A. ALIS1CY . . ,.1'oitland, Oregon
W. CASK ANtoria, Oregon
I
J. K. SMITH
......Portland, Oregon
Clopton & Boyd,
itAL STATE AND
Fire Insurance Agents.
Tlio lurxvut liuuntni-o Aeury lit Kiulrrit
Dri'k'iin,
MON 10 Y TO LOAN.
Ymir irl''i t illoltiil.
Vroii rliis iMiuriinittoii uliou ror
msimivl w tli a . tll-e lu Kat OrrtroKl""
11 (I u, i-..iiii. (on, Dr. Jan I
fj AKr . IM'
We have I u iu unit ot il "Ml iwv
Ilium ni ii" t s'x M-nm o'il, wvlulil "hull
i un l, l'k-h IiIikMim whh- "niiuUst A M
on me U-fl tile. J. W.STt'lll'IV M.
C. .Tl'-ti 1V.M.
lnl il lit l i. ("Kiiiii'i I r -im", i'iu flu
count), UiKriini, till -Hill ill) t-r. en l r,
l.vd. J'-iil Im
DUTCH - .-. t.
Tho Wood Man
DUTCH HENRY,
THfcJ Fihtou MAN,
WKI llf'lllKKi f-M I.HON
READ THIS!
It is of interest to Every
Taxpayer in Oregon.
DKAH Silt:
Would nay in reply to yours of oven da to that tho nun of
$77.00 paid to inu by tliu Columbia Firu and Marino Instt
runcu Company, of Portland, Oregon, for School Tax in Dis
trict No. 1, represents moro nionuy than paid to thin olllco
hy all tho Foreign Insurance Comianiei doing diisiueHS in
this city. FHKD A. DALY,
School Clerk DlhtrlctNo. 1.
THIS PROVES OUR ASSERTION
That to protect yournolf you Hhould givo your IiiBiiranco to
thu Columbia Fire and Marino ItiHiiranco Company, of Port
land, Oregon organized under tho lawn of Oregon. Huh u
guaranteed capital of $600,000 for your protection, which is
ten times tho asiount w dki'osit rtMnilred of Foreign Com
Ignites, who pay NO tuxes, and hund ai.ltiik i-unms out of
tho Statu, thereby Increasing your taxes. Think of this and
givo our Company n jwrt of your INSURANCE.
Yours, rwipeetfully,
JOHN A. CHILI), Secretary,
OmoJiSoojud St.. Noxt Door to Child's Drug Storo
Subscribed Capital, $500,000.
Portland, Oregon.
Bijlf
mmHBHHIBiiiiiiiiiiH
LIST OV STOCKHOLDERS
Colombia Fire and Marine Insurants
Of Portland, Oregon. Capital Htock, 500,000.
I). P. Tliotnpson, President Commercial Nationi)
Portland, Oregon,
Frank Dokuin, Pres. Portland Bav'gsltank, Portland, (
W. K. Smith, Vfco-PrcK. AitiHworth NaflBauk, Potti
Oregon.
K. S. Kearney, Capitallnt, Portlnnd, Oregon,
Jacob Wortmaii, Pres. FIret Nut'l Hank, AIcMinnvitltJ
It M Wado, Vico-Pres Knapp, Burrell A Co, I'ortUaJ.I
John Halo, Itailroad Contractor, Palace Hotel, 8. F.
11 M Sleolo, Capitalist, St Johns, Mich.
0 A Dolph, Attorney-at-liiw, Portland, Or.
John Donnorbcrg, Plumber, Portland, Or.
John H David Northwest Coal und Transfer Co, rortlJ
W H Honoyman, Capitalist, Portland, Or.
J K Smith, Contractor, Portland, Or.
A II Hroyman, PrcH First Nnt'l Hank, EantrortUnd,C
.John Sommorvillo, Merchant, Kast Portland, Or.
G P Huninielln, Furrior Merchant, Portland, Or.
John A Honoyman, Honey man Hroa' Foundry, rortUl
Oco II Williams, Ex U S Att'y Gen'l, Portland, Or.
( O Heekman, Hankor, Jncksonvillo, Or.
Walter F Hurrell, CapltaliBt, Portlnnd, Or.
s P SturgiH, Cashier First Nnt'l Hank, Pendleton, Or. I
P L Charinan, Druggtst, Oregon City, Or.
II II Northop, Attornoy-at-Liv, Portland, Or.
John A Child, Druggist, Portland, Or.
Limea F Watson, Attornoy-at-Lnw, Portland, Or.
Virginia Watson, Portland, Or.
Frederick Hickol, Capitalist, Portlnnd, Or.
Shiver Wnlker, Agricultural Implements, PortlMl
I evt AnVeny, Pre First Nnt'l Hank, Walla WolU, W.
W JI Stino, Cashier First Nnt'l Hank, Walla Wall, Wl
A It Huford, Ass't Cashlor First Nut'l Hank, Wall
W. T.
U K O Smith, Merchant, Portland, Or.
J S Whito, Mc.M.innvillo, Or.
Charles it Durhkoop, iManiifactttrer, Portland, Or.
J V .Moroland, Attornoy-at-Ijiw, Portland, Or.
JmwIh Sohns, President First Nat'l Rank, Vancoutfr,
It L Durham, Cauhlor Commorclal Nat'l Hank, PortUiJ
S A Durham, Washington county.
Mary H Splller. Kugono City. Or.
0 A Allsky, of Allsky, Daunt & Co, Confectlonors, Portl
Asahel Hush, Hanker, Saloni, Or.
II Thlolson, Director Oregon National Hank, TortlM1
II K Johnson, Hankor, Wnlla Walla, W. T.
II O Allon. with Snoll. iroltshu & Woodard. PortlM1
Geo H Marklo, Vlco Pres. Oregon Nat'l Hank, lrtlj
K L Iyistham, Manager Rank of Oregon City, Oregon CI
II O Stovons, Itailroad Agent, Oregon City, Oregon.
W T Wright, Cashior First National Bank, Union, Or-
L. L. McArthur, U. S. District Attorney, Portland, w.
Hamford Itobb, Grain Doulor, Pomeroy, i. 1.
C. K. Smllli rWlnlfat I'nrllntifl. Or.
K. ci Pp.imi.iii p,.ut.inp wipflt v.it'i Hunk. Pomeroy, V . '
v t. o.,..i... -..!. i. x-iii ti, .nL. Vonmaver.lV.Ti
I W Case. Hunker. Astoria. Or.
Clnntnn .V .Tm.tartn Tnaitpnnrn Afintn. Pendleton, Or.
John Wortman, Cashier First Nat'l Hank, McMinnvillf,
11 0 Wortman, Ass't Cash'r Cotn'l Na'l Hank, PortUiKi-
W II McCoy, Druggist, Spokane Falls, W, i.
Hufus Mallory, Attorney-at-Law, Portland, Or.
Subscribed Capital, $500,000.
Clopton & Boyd, Agents, East' Oxonian Building, Pendleton, Oi