IBIDAT;JI0USIXG AFRII 13, 1806.
Idaho. In addition to the items
given in yesterdays issue, we compile
from the Statesman of the 2d inst., the
following r
Cupt. Eckerson, A. Q. M., U. S. A.,
had arrived and assumed his duties at
Port Boise. Capt. W. I. Sanborn had
also been at the fort on an inRnnftt.inn-
1 o
tour.
On the 1st April, the hills about
Boise were covered with snow, and
fflm fsvarv dirnntiftn nnnminfa nf hirrK
j .v.. .6"
water and bad roada were received.
About thirty of the oldest and best
citizens of Boise wero prepairing to
go to Montano The Statesman pro.
diets their speedy return.
'.Mr. Cbas. Lu Bautne, of Eocky Bur,
claims the invention of a new method
for the disintegration of quartz. The
process is kept a secret, as a patent is
to be applied for. Parties who ought
to know are perfectly enthusiastic in
its praise- Mr. La Baume is a prac
tical chemist, and was engaged as such
before he came to any mining country.
It would bo strange if, of the many
claimed discoveries-af 'this oharacter,
none of them prove to be more effli
cient and economical than the stamp
and amalgamating process.
AU Idaho Cily the- miners are got
ting fairly to work and have general
ly realizod beyond thoir expectations.
Baily & Co., on "Bonham Hill," clean.
.1 ! 1 01 fff
vu up iu Dixiy nuuta run over i,yuv.
And the disposition which bad been
manifested to try othor .camps, had
entirely abated. '
From Owyhoo, the Statesman bas
the following items :
Coal has really been found on Bey
nold's Creek, about one mile below
Babbington's. We havo witnessed the
burning of a specimen by a black,
smith, who bclioves it to bo coal or
genuine croppings. It ignites lreely,
and is not consumed in a moment, It
will produce sufficient hoat to molt
iron. Mr. Babbington bas used it in
, an ordinary stove by the aid of a lit'
tie wood for kindling. The vein was
" discovered some months ago, but for
good reasons was not made public
', The current of water oxposed a vein
of four inches, and the work already
done shows one of twelve inches.
On the night of the 2lat u4t., the In'
' dians stolo fifteen head of work cat
tie and two horses in Jordon Valley,
' from Lewis' Eanch. Ton head of the
eattlo belonged to Messrs. Bloom &
lieru, otivor uuy auu wcio wunu
fully twelve hundred dollars. Three
citizens and two soldiers pursued the
(tbievos until their horses gave out
but without retaking the stock.
'-" Exoe-Dlinff tho Morning Star,, the
mills have all- suspended operations
" Sorao for want of quartz, either at
mine or mill; and others on account of
the impasnable condition or tbe roads.
.Ilowever, preparations are being made
to start all of them at an early day.
' ' The Oregonian thinks that the re-
oenk mining news from Viotoria is
but the- desperate effort of that city,
and of interests which centre there, to
get another big rush that way j and
that if the rumors be tr-ue, the only
' way to go to Suswap and Big Bend Is
up the Columbia river., we concur.
; Head, advertisement for proposals
' r freighting, in ftDQthor column.
Tribute or Kespect. Below we
publish the resolutions of Blue Moun
tain Lodge, No. II, I. O. O. P., on the
death of Bro. N. C. Mayhew. TheBe
should have reached us before, but tho
first copy was lost at the time of the
loss of the express in the South Fork
of the John Day river :
Whereas, In the dispensation of Divine
Providence this Lodge has been called to
mourn tbe loss, by death, of Brother N. 0..
Mayhew, B. W. Grand Deputy Master of the
I. 0. 0. F. of Oregon,, who- departed this
life after a protracted illnesa in Dalles City,.
Oregon, on the llh day of March, I860, there
fore be it
Rcsolv d, That this Lodge has heard with
deep and painful regret of the death of
Deputy Grand Mas'er, Bro: N. C.flliyhow of
Columbia Lodge, No. 5, 1 0. O. F. of Oregon,
and deeply mourn the loss- of a good and
faithful Odd. Fellow.
Resolved, That -we will ever cherish the
memory of his many virtues, devoutly trust
ing that his well spent life is rewarded by
admission into the Celestial Lodge above,
wberoFriendsUip, Lovennd Truth ever abide.
Resolved, That to give expression to our
sorrow at the untimely-death of our broiher,
and to mark our sense of li is exalted worth,
mese resolutions, enclosed in uincK lines,
be si) read upon the Journal of this Lodue,
and bo printed in the New Age published iu
San Francisco, and the Dulles Mouktaineer
published in Dalles City.
Resolvtd, That to express our sympathy
with the brethron of the Lodge of which he
was a worthy member, a copy of these reso
lutions be sent to Columbia Lodge, No. 5.
Resolved, That the members of this Lodge
wear the usual badge of mourning for thirty
days, and their hall be drapod in mourning
as a further token of their esteem and appre
ciation of his worth.
F. C. Sels,
N..RUM80N,.
Wm. MoMkkn,
Committee.
A special telegram to the Herald
announces the passage of the Civil
Kights I3ill, over tbe rresiuent veto,,
by a vote of 122 to 18.
We do not like tbe political aspect.
oi aviuirs at Washington. ' lhis war
between Congress and the Jixecutive
bodes no . good to tho nation. We
would not bo at all surprised to hear,
almost any day, that a collision, of an
entirely different character, had oc
curred between Congress and tho
President. But let us hope for the
best. Portland Ilerald.
Buhl Wo do not know what are
tbe provisions of the Civil Bights Bill
in its ontirety, bnt wo do know that
it bas become a law by tho action of
the properly constituted law making
power, and we believe that it will be
enforced despite the covert threats of
those who dislike it. The American
people aro not going to be frightened
out of doing as their convictions urgo
them to do. " But lot us all hope for
tbo best." What a contemptible in
sinuation in the face of our history for
the last four years.
Hit Him Again. Tho Bed Bluff
Independent shews up Bomo of the
boasted "intelligence" of California,
in the following paragruph :
" Late dispatches from Washington
inform us that another Boeside has
entered into- competition for tho Orei
gon mail and bas boen successful. To
give an idea of the mail matter at this
season we will instance one little town,
Olympia, at the mouth of the Colum
bia, river, which has about one bun.
dred and fifty inhabitants, and to
which there has boen sent during the
past week, fourteen sacks of publio
doouments, each weighing about one
hundred, and fifty pounds 1. - The new
contractor will find out something
when ho comes to enquire into it."
The Jacksonville Sentinel replied by
saying : " You mistake ; it is not Bee
side, but II. W. Corbett, of Portland,
Oregon. lie has been there for twelve
or fiftoen years knows the country,
climate, and amount of mail matter,
and oonnts bis dollars by thousands.
We claim to possess a little capital
and enterprise in this State. Again,
you lellows bad better-study geogra
phy a little until you find that Olyra
pia is not within a hundred miles of
tbe mouth ot tne Columbia river, but
is tbo Capital of , Washington Tern
lory. :
Not So. A rumor was circulated
in town yesterday to tho off- ct that
Mr. Snipes, who left the Balies some
time since for Black foot, by way of
White Bluffs, bad been attacked by
Indians, and lost considerable of his
stock. After making diligent inquiry,
wo are of opinion that there-is no
foundation for' this report, and that it
originated with parties whose inter,
ests are to injure the reputation which
the White Bluffs route is acquiring.
DENTAL. NOTICE. Being About to makes
professional tour, to the towns and settlements up the
Colimibio, I respectfully rail the attention of those of my
patrons who are In need of Dontnl Operations of niiy char
acter, to the fact, so that they nny have an opportunity
to avail thcmsi-lvea of my services beforo my departure,
If so dt-slred. I will leave almut the 20th of March, and
return to this place to rofimie my practice, about. tbo
18th of Juno. fWItf J. W. UUlll.KY.
Proposals for Freighting.
OrflCK OF BT. Ql-4ItTKIIMAHTF.lt, V
Fou r D.u, lis, Ormkjx, April VI, 1MB. f
CJEALKD PROPOSALS, in duplicate, will be received
9 at tliis offlco until 4 o'clock, p. u., on SATURDAY,
APRIL 14th, 1HH0, for tbe immediate transportation by
Park Train, or t t- rations anil baggage of Fifty-two U.
S. Troops. amounting to fr'even Thousand Pounds, more
or It-si, to Camps Ctirrey. Oregon, from Knrt Dulles, Ore
gon. A 1st fur the trnnriportution by Park Traim of tlte
itaiionsnnd Ungg pool One Hundred and Fourteen U.
P. Tru.ips, ami. noting to Ten Thousand Pounds, moro or
less., from Camp Ctirrey, Orison, to Fort- Bniso, I. T.
The contract to be nwnrdt-d to llie lowest uverage bid
dor for the entire service,
Each auimal to bo packed not to exceod Two Hundred
P6uti!i.
Bids must state the price nr nminil IN COIN, from
this Post-to Camp Carrey, Oregon, and from Cam pt'unwy,
Oregon, to Fort llulse I. T., and accompanied by the
names of two responsible sureties for the faithful per
formance of the contract.
The right ta reject any and all bids Is reserved.
Proposals to be endorsed. "Proposals for FreiiEhtlnz.to
Camp C'uney and Fort Boise, I, T"
JA.tlKn Hll.l.lPS,
al32t Capt. A. Q. M., U. S. A.
Proposals. :
Oppick op Assistant Quahtkrmastor,
Quartermaster, )
,fc. OltKUO.V, .
April 11, 1808. J
I out imllus.
Clf A T.ED PltOrOPAI.S, In duplicate, will bo recoivod
at this nttice until 12 uVlotk, M SATUHDAY, the
14tli day of APKl L, 1H0U, for the immediate tm spnrta
tion of Company "A,' 1st Oregon lulatitry from Camp
Polk, Oregon, to this Post.
The amount of transportation will bo for about FIF
TKKN THOUSAND POUND.-", more or less.
Riils will sti.te the price per pound IN COIN or its
sqtlivalent. and will be accompanied with the uame of
two rcsponsililesiireties,
In caye tbe bid is accepted, tho contractor will be re
quired to enter Into a b md for the lailhful performance
of tbo S-UIIO.
The right to reject any and nil bids is resenrod.
llids should bo eud rsed " Proposals tor Freighting."
JAMK3UILI.1SS,
dipt, ft A. Q. M., U. S. A.
NOTICE.
Optic op Cniup QliAP.TCiiMtSTt, V
Dlil'ABTHKNT OP THE COLtlMHIA,
Tbrt Vancouver. W. March 28, 18flB. )
(TJKAI.ED PltMPpSALSwill be received for tbe Tit AN8
POIlTATION OF UOVKHNMBM FUE1Q1IT over
the following named routes:
1st. From Fort Dalles Oregon, to CampsCnrry, Wat
son and Wright. flitlde'S to state the prico per pound
In Ci in, they will take the freight or.
Separate bids required for each Camp. Bids for this
service will be received at Fort Dalles, Oregon, byXapt.
James Uilllss, A. Q. M., U. S. A., and at this otlice, up
to 12 M., on tho 1st day "f .May, 1806.
2d. From Wallnla, W. T, to Fort Colvllle, W. T.
The price per pound in Coin to be stated by bid-lers.
Hills for ti.ia seivlco will be received at Fort Walla
Wnlla, W. T , by 1 t Lieut. John Noble, A. A. Q. M., and
at this nfflre. i p to 12 M. on Iho lt day of May, lftlio.
3d. From WulluU. V. T.. to Fort Boise, 1. T. The
prico per pound in Cotx to be stated by bidders for this
transportstion. Bids for this servlco will be received by
Cupt. T.J. Kikerson, A. . M , C. S. A., Fort Boise, I.
T.- and at this ofllce, up to 12 M.,on the loth duy of May,
18B6.
4th. Erom Fort Dalles, Oregon, to Fort Boise, I. T.,
the price cr pound in Coin, t r whidi transportation
will be furnished over this route to bo statod. Rids for
this service will be received at Frrt Dalles, Oregon, by
Caiit. James Gillirs. A. Q. M..U. 8. A.-, Fort BolhO, I.T.,
by Capt. T. J. Kckerson. A. Q. M., V. 8. A.: and ut this
oflici, up to 12 M., on tho 19th day of May, IHlHI.
Bidders for all. the rntites will be required to give
bonds with good and sufficient security lor the faithful
performance of any coutroct which may lie awarded
them under tills advertisement. Bids to be iu duplicate
and accompanied by au oath uf allegiance to the United
Statos.
The right to reject any or all bids Is reserved, If so
deemed best for the Interest of the service,
All contracts made subject to the approval of the De
partinoat aud Division Commandees.
1IKNHY 0. nODGES,
'Brevet Lt. Col. and Chief Qu irtermoster,
aSdlwt.t st nil Department of the Columbia.
NOTICE
IS TIKREBT GIVEN that REV. FATnER MESPI.IR
lias nothing to do any more with tho CATHOLIC
MISSION FAHM AT THE DALLES; that the leasing of
the said Mission Farm by lilm to JOHN B MEePLI K,
bearing date of the 6th of July, 1805, has not biea rati
fied by F. N. 11LANCHKT, Archbishop of Oregon City,
whole tho Eiiardinn and solo adml' lstrator.-of all the
property of tbeCntholio Cliurch ut the Dalles-and else-
v.here; that said Arcncisnop is not responsible and snail
not pay any expenditure or Improvements smde-on said
farm, nor any debts contracted by any pel-son-orpersous
uwt authorised by the sign of the subscriber. .
B, N. lll.ANCIIET,
Archbishop ot O. 0.
Portland, Oregon, April 6, 1866. alld4wl.
CRYSTAL SALOON
. ANDV
UILLIAItD ROOM,
JOHN RINDIiAUn, Proprietor.
WASHINGTON ST., bezt deor to FRENCH A OILMAN.
FLOWERS) FLOWERS!!'
I have Just received a lot of
ASSORTED FLOWERS
Which I will ill at reasonable Price.
aS
J. JCKER.
AUCTION AKD COMMISSION
HOUSE!
Bfo. 10 MAW STREET, DALLES.
THE UNDERSIGNED TnAKKFPL FOR PAST
Favors, respectfully Informs the citizens of the
Dalles, and tbe public generally, that be coutlnues to
nil i,t
PUBLICAUCTION
OR PRIVATE SALE,.
Real nutate,
General Merchandise,
Caioeei let),
llei'MeN,
M it leu,
Furniture,
Mot Kn, &.C. &.C..
' REGULAR SALE DAYS,
Tuesdays and Saturdays.
Cash Advances made on Consignments,.
And PROMPT RETURN mde of salos.
Out-door aud Special Sales attended to In any part ot
the city.
JOHN WILLIAMS, Auctioneer.
SELLING OF P AT COST?
J. GOETZ & CO..
STONE BUILDING, WASUINGTON STRKKT, DALLES,4
OflVr their wellselcqtcd stuck uf
TOBACCO,
SEGA.RS,
YANKEE JNOTIONS,-
AND
STATIONEEY.
AT .
.SAN FBANC1SCO COST.
mr27tf
J. JUK ER,
Main Street. Dalles,
' VTH01I8ALI AMD RETAIL DRALXR IX
CIGARS. TOBACCO, SNUFF,,
PIPES, ate p . -
ALATS IK 8T0R1 TBI DIST BRANDS OF
Cigars, Tobatcor Matches, &c.-
1JLAYINO CARDS.
. l'OCKET CUTLERY,
POUT MONIES, '
COM IIS and URU8HES, o all Xlnds,
PERKUM KRY, ot evnry descriptioa,
CHINA OHN AMKNTS .
TOYS, DOLLS, etc.
FISH HOOKS and FISniKO TACKLE.
MUSICAL INRTRL'MENTa,
FANCY GOODS. Ac
Also Powder.Sbot, Lead, Powder Flasks, Baskets, and-
many other articles too numerous to mention.
V" Interior dealers suimlied with Cf Ears. Tobacco, etc.
at less than Portland prices, with freight added, ec-8
G-AJFJSS Sc CHAPI1V
WHOLESALE A RETAIL
DEU G G I.ST8r
' 8T0NE BUILDING, WASIIINOTON STREET, '
DALLES.OREGON.
Importers and Jobber, of
PATENT" MEDICINE8,
CHEMICALS A FANCY GOODS, - ' .
SODA, CORKS A ACIDS,
OILS, A ALCOHOL,
' rURE WINES A LIQUORS,
FAINTS, GLASS A URUSIIE3.
PHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS
Accurately compounded,
PHOTOGRAPHIC EMPORIUM.
A full and complete- assortment of all articles In lli
riiotoKratihlc Line, at a SMALL ADVANCE ON SANi
FRANCISCO IMtlL'ES.
v Mercbouts will please get our prices beforo order. -lng
below.
H. L. CHAl'IN, JUSTIN GATES.
Dalles. - Sucramcnto, Cnl.'.
J. W. 'GURLEY, DENTIST,.
Main St., Dnlles, Oregom - .
WOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM
the citizens of this place and vl- KS.?"3L .
clnlty, that havinf; returned from a pro- UJ7 fs iiiSyi "
levsloiial tour through ths mlris.li e hm - I IT T I
ataln rcsumod the practico of' JENT1ST1IY, In the room
formerly occupied by him. In' tho building occupied by.'
Wood t Butler, Photograph Artists, and uiijoinlng Wul
dron Urns.' Drug Stor. lie takes this method or rx
tending thanks, for tha.libcral patronage heretofore ex
tended to hint, and solicits a continnauae of the lam.
II8T Of MUCKS.
Entire Denture on Quid Base, $180 to $2IS
' Upper Denture, Gold Hose... 90" luu-
" Denture, Vulcanite Hose 70" las-
" Upper Denture, Vulcanite Rase at " bi
Gold Fillings Inserted from one didlar upward.
Children,' Toeth extracted-free af charge. sel3-tf
Treasurer's IVotlco.
THE FOLLOWING COUNTY. ORDERS will be paid J
upon presentation at my office:
WhenV.tr)itUrtd. Clan. Ao. In favor afr
July 14, 186 m 6 15 K W Cran'dall..'
16, ' 6 103- E B Crandall. ,
" 17, " 6 1f, ..
Aug. P, ' - .6. .180 J D Harford.
i A lei mftu.
P'Pt T, 6. 23t B Harford.
SeptS, ...6 348 TMMcAuslin.-
Now 6, . ' . 6....iKI 0 R Meigs.
Nov 10 " 6 .301 J B Harford- -
Nov 10 M 6 J!70 .
Dec. 8 " ' t 307 ii
?o1.2, " "' 1" Jesse Keel. ,
Jan. 6 1806 . 464 J B Harford
Jan 18 " . n 6.' A4o J Ellelt
"8b 48 B W Mitchell.
M . tl.J. WALDRON. Treasurer.
niiLcucous: biilcii cowsm
lTIFTY SUPERIOR MILCn C0W8 FOR BALB. In
J1 qnlre at ths kloonAjioiR Ornci. a7d3wl