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THE MOftyiNU HERALD: TUESDAY, JANUABY 29, 1889. Rowing gailg mt . A V. u. St. TIMK TABLE. NOKTH BOUND. THE LEGISLATURE .eiarta; rriifg. Cala. expr. Eugene ex Ki eight t;4a ami 11:15 am , .,r.uni Purtl'd 10 iKffl l"aui 34:"ipm 4Spm SOUTH BOUND Arrives' Depart Arrives C'alafexp Eugene ex Freight 7 :45pm 1 5pm 12;2Upiu ill 40pm I 1.30pm Ashland 9. OOaui fc'uifene 2.4Upin Kwrene 6.00pm So Freight receitud for aouthpf ter 1i,a.m. the same day. OREUON PACIFIC TIMK TAttLh. Arrive Departs Patueneer 111.15am night 5. 25 pro ,1.00 p ni 6.50 a m J9TTISCS ABOUT WltS. Burkhart A Royee, job printer Max shaves for a $1 at Viereck's For a clean shave or bath go to L. Viereck's. G aiss & Son have opened a new line of tine artists' materials. Kiln dried flooring can be had at the Springfield lumber yard in this city. A complete line of artists' ma terials just received at G. L. Blackman's. It will pay you to go and see the lxMtitiful art studies at Guisi & Son's drug store. Thw Womans' Kelief Corps will rive a sociable at their hall on Tuesday evening. Mrs. Dr. B. E. Miller.of Portland, i visiting in this citv, the guest of Airs. Dr. M. H. Ellis. No. 1 titar tomatoes and all kinds of fresh canned goods at a very 'ow figure at Conrad Meyer's. F. L. Kenton has just received a new stock of extra tine cider vine gar which will be sold cheap. Copies of the New Year's issue of the IIkk.u.d can still be had at this oiHce at 10 cents per copy. K. & C. Howard have removed their millinery store to their new quarters up-stairs in the Pearce block. Go to Burkhart fc Iioyce's for all kinds of job printing. Prices leasonable. First-class work guar anteed. Japanese persimmons and oranges, fresh fruits and candies and choice confections at F. II. Pfeiffer's. Messrs. Winn & Humphrey have opened a choice line of cigars at the Western Union telegraph and express office. Fresh leaf lard in bulk at Conrad Meyer's. It will be letailed in quantity to suit. 10X) pair all No. 7, sample lot, ot men's fine dress shoes at cost .rang ing from $1.50 to $3.50 rer pair a: Win. Simpson's. C. A. Fischer has opened a tailor shop in the building formerly occupied br the Western Union t.Oegraph offict Both Houses Begin a Week's Session. Busy SET KK A l IMPOUTAXT MEASIKES. Memorial t Purchass the- Lock at Oregon Citj-To Consolidate the Cities of Port land, East Portland and Albina. Special to the Hjuald.1 Salem. Jan. 28. Both houses reconvened at 2 p. m. to-day, and began what promises to be a busy week's session. SENATE. Senate joint memorial introduced by Wager asking congress to aid in constructing a railroad between The Dalles and Celilo; adopted. HamiltonSenate joint memorial asking for the reclassification of Eublic pastural lauds; public inds. IrTine Senate joint memerki asking that the same benefits and Elisions given to veter.in of the Mexican war be lallowed to those who served in the Indian wars of the territory of Oregon : adopted. Hilton That the land grant of i t-'ine, with amendments; me morcnern racinc railroad Irom rortlanl by affidavit, with amendments. Also Harrington's bill for official court reporters. Also Northup'a bill relating to conveyances. Also Roe's amending LaGrande charter. Also Geer's bill repealing the va grant law. Also Powell's bill to regulate hunting on enclosed lands. Also Hume's bill giving judges more discretion in sentencing per sons for stealing stock, witti amendments; adopted. Also Har rington's bill amending code. Military Affairs Favorably in Ladd's bill to amend code in rela tion to O. N. G. Commerce Harrington's bill for punisnment of crimes committed on Columbia and Snake rivers, lavorably. Also joint memorial for payment of Indian depredation claims. Counties Gilham's bill to create Harvey county. Also Fell's bill defining boundaries of Morrow county, both favorably. Railways and Transportation Jennings' bill for railroad compa nies to pay for stock killed ; favora bly. Also Price's bill for same thing, unfavorably ; adopted. Muitnomah Delegation Favora bly on Earhart's bill on salaries of county treasurers, with amend ments, pa-sed to third reading. Special Committee Pope's bill to regulate the practice of medi- referred. "F" company, attention! The court of discipline will meet im mediately after drill this evening. F. M. French, clerk. Mioses E. & C. I loward are now belling their fine stock of millinery at cost to reduce their stock. Call early and secure bargains. Guiss & Son make a specialty of art supplies and artists' materials. They nvite everybody to call and see them, whether they purchase or not. Kenton's Premium Savon soap always gives satisfaction. It is pur chased in large quantities direct from the factory and is sold at $1.10 erbox. A grand ball will be given at the opera house on Thursday evening, Jan. 31. ' Koos' orchestra, of six . i . . . i e .i me nnest siring nana norm 01 ran Francisco, will furnish the music. A social will be given bv th Women's Kelief Corps a their hall this evening. An invitatiotr has beiMi extended to the Silver Star Pleasure Circle to be present, ant nil members of tie post and corps sre invited to participate. Byoruer of the rorps. G. W. Simpson has purchased at a bargain a new stock of booU and shoes, consisting of such standard makes a- P. Cox, 'Buckingham (. Ilecht, Porter Slessinger & Co., etc., including men's and boys boots and shoes and ladies', fine shoes, which will be sold at cost, i'ali and see them. .10BT11WJirtBV l.TEBETS. Postal and Penaian i oUt Passage of a Bill to Pension Colonel Waters. A tension has been granted Seth Higgins, Dilley. David West has been appointed 1-ost.master at Westjwrt, Clatsop ounty, Or., in place of John West, deceased. Alfied Vanslick has been ap- JMMnted postmaster at Vaughn, "ierce county, W. T., in place of Alice A. Hunt, who has resigned. Minnie G. Glover has beeji an jiointed postmistress at B'istol, i'oohfae county, A. T., in place of Miss W. I.. J.'Doan, who has re- Ci'gMtfd. Ilarvrv D. relies has be -n ap- j intel postmaster at luiaiip, v .1. Representative Hermann has secured the passage in the housdot the bill pensioning Colonel James Waters, of Douglas county, Or., the amount of pension being $40 ver month. Colonel Waters is over j !2 years of age and one of the few survivors of the war of 1812. During the Indian wars in Oregon h rendered valuable service to me t!'ii teiritory as colonel as colonel ot a volunteer regiment. Imliasi Nrtoitllir. One of the finest collections of Indian spears and arrow heads, fossils and walrus teeth, also specimens irom Greenland, Alaska and Asia, can be seen at the Wil lamette Piakiu-i t'o.'s store. to Waliula be declared forfeited by congress ; adopted. Gray Senate resolution asking that congress aid in a survey of our public lands to better enable emigrants to secure the title of the same ; adopted. Also asking that settlers be re- j imbursed for excess paid for land purchased under Oregon central and grant ; adopted. IIOI SK BILLS FIRST READING. Roberts Bill changing the name of Averill, Coos county, to Bandon ; engrossed. iiean To confirm to the county Umatilla block No. 12 in the town of Pendleton ; corporations. .Maxwell To change the name I oi Lincoln, Tillamook county, to' J.i amook; counties. Karhart For purchase and dis tribution of the code of Oregon and .-.;preine court reports; judiciary. Mawell To change time of hold ing circu't court of Tillamook county ; judiciary. Maxwell To change time of holding county court of Tillamook. Harrington To dtfine who are magistrates. Thompson Relating to surveys of prhlic lands in Oregon author ized by the United States. Karhart House joint memorial asking for payment of claims aris ing from Indian depredations ; con curred in. Armstron House joint resolution praying congress to pass a law uurchasing the locks at Oregon City ; concurred in. Irvine's bill to incororate the city of Halsey was amended and concurred in and ordered engrossed. Amended that no liquor license shall be granted for less sum than is prescribed by the state law of Oregon. Eakin Providing for times of holding county court in the several counties. In Linn and Marion on the first Monday of each month ; referred to committee on counties, with certain instructions. Tongue moved to amend the bill by insert ing a clause that the board of county commissioners meet on Wednesday following time lor hold ing court. Dawson's bill that all deeds to real property heretofore executed in the state if signed by the grant ors in due form shall be sufficient to convey the title to the grantee without further execution or ac knowledgment. Carson To amend Portland charter allowing wate- committee of Portland to bring water oi Bull Run to Portland. Adjourned. IIOl'SE AFTERNOON SESSION j Called to order by Speaker Smith, and reading of minutes dispensed with. Resolution by Halin that the committee on the fishing industry visit the Columbia river fisheries; lost. Waldo offered a memorial pray ing for a government reserve of park, to include the summit of the Cascade range in Oregon ; leferred to special committee of representa tives of counties contiguous. Beau offered a memorial asking for the speedy sale of the Umatilla Indian reservation lands; adopted. Petition praying lor amendments to Grant's Pass charter ; adopted. Joint resolution by Geer for 25,000 copies of "Resources of Oregon" for gereral distribution to induce immigration ; referred to agriculture. Resolved by Jennings for print ing of house and senate journals and session laws; adopted. Senate joint memorial a mile long, praying frr tensions for the survivors of the Oregon Indian wars between '47 and '57; con curred in. Senate joint memorial praying for the condemnation of a strip of land in Washiegton territory near Celilo for a portage railway. Senate jint memorial praying for forfeiture of Northern Pacific laud grant from Waliula to Portland. OTHER BUSINESS. Dawson's senate bill curing de fects in deeds ; first reading. Jennings' joint resolution for a department ot agriculture and to f elect senators by direct vote; special order for 3 i m. to-morrow. Resolution from Smith for a con 8 itutional amendment that no c junty shall incur a debt to exceed 5 per cent, of taxable property; ordered printed. FIRST READING OF BILLS. Northup To consolidate Port land, East Portland, Albina and suburbs ; passed to second reading and referred to Multnomah delega tion. Bowditch To change salaries of county judges. Kirk To incorporate Athena, Umatilia county. Hume To assist refuge home for fallen women. Jennings Amending assessment law. Labrie For bounties on scalps. Paulsen To buv land for agri cultural college. A TBII TO f Ht MOlftTAI.VS. ALL OVER AtbUOBftB TBAUE. A Bloody Fight With Knife and Sbovi Both Participants Injured. A serious altercation occurred yesterday afternoon in an old bam at the Stephens place in this city between A. T. Thomson and Jesse Clark, which may result in the death of the latter. The participants had traded horses. Thomson started home and found that the horse he had traced for was worthless. He came back and proceeded to take his own, when Clark, who was armed with a shovel, and was accompanied by Geo. Sparrell and George Miller, essayed to keep the horse traded by Thomson. Thomson received a wound on the top ot the head about four inches long which is not dan gerous. He drew his pocket knife and stabbed Clark in the chest, in flicting a serious and perhaps fatal wound. Clark and Thomson were both placed under arrest on a charge of assault with a dangerous weapon. The former is too badly hurt to appear at present for examination and is in the custoday of the sheriff. Thomson was arraigned before Justice Humphrey and gave $1000 bonds for his appearance at nine o'clock this morning. Clark's wound is a deep cut in the chest on the left side. Dr. Maston, the phvsician. thinks the chances are even for his recovery. Clark is a Gvpsv horse trader, I uu xiiuniruii la a vaermun iiying on a larm a tew miles helow this city and bears a good reputation. Elite Dancing Vmrtj. The first of a series of social dancing parties will be given at the oiera house on Thursday even ing, January 31. The committee in charge have engaged for the occasion the famous Roos' orches tra, ol Portland, which is one of finest on the coast. No pains will Imj spared to make it a brilliant social success, and enjoyable to both young and old. The elite of this city, as well as from neighbor 1 . 1 1 . m. nig towns, win De present, riie floor will be held strictly for dancers and no others admitted, except ladies and their daughters. lhe gallery will b open for the public at 25 cents admittance Dancers tickets $1.50. More Attachments Served on Searle & Dean, Railroad Contractors. The Salem Statesman of Sunday has the following : Deputy Sheriff w rigritman returned yesterday from a:i official trip to the advance work of the Oregon Pacific railroad where he levied two attachineets against the property of Searle & Iean, contractors, one in favor of Fleischner, Mayer & Co., of Port land, for over $1000, and the other in favor of the Giant Powder Com pany for $7000. He levied on the whole plant and stores from Don Smith's to near Breitenbnshe, the space covered by Searle & Dean's contract, and placed in charge of the property Don A.Smith, Wm. Clark and George Cox. He also, while up there, released that por tion of the Myers and Jacobs A Neugass plant lyine above Breiten bushe, which i as been under attachment, some of the claims uaving oeen sausneu, to give them a chance to handle their property and pav the remainder. Mr. Wrightnian found the trail from the end of the railroad in bad condition and the snow about six inches deep, but there is no snow on the ground at Don Smith's or for some distance beyond there. The railroad is finished and regu hii trains are running about a mile above Bad Bai.ks. Manager Hoag went up to the end of the track Friday, took a horse there and rode up to within a few miles of the tunnel, it is presumed to investi gate the condition and progress of the work, sons to move intelligent ly in the sorinyr. The last, kmiimi! i i-.- - i - Ot finmnftprii Mr. I-VL-loum'a ufni.'L- I camp and came out yesterday.thus bringing all operations to a stand still for the present winter. Business at Mill City is reported lively, the new mill there being one of the best on the coast and kept running to full capacity all the time. It took a good deal of trouble, time and money, the greater portion expended under discouraging prospects, to place that mill in good running order, but now the proprietors will reap the reward of their courage and industry. A year ago there were several thousand dollars expended, and a prospectively dead railroad a few miles away, which made the experiment a dubious one, but the road has been resurrected and the mill is there to meet the demand it hrings, so the project is now an assured success. Am Excellent Work. rvery iamuy snouid nave a standard atlas for reference and study. Ore of the best and most extensive and fullest is Cram's Family Atlas of the world. It is not only a erfect Atlas, but is also the latett and most extensive gazeteer issued. The work is be ing canvassed for in this city and vicinity by Joseph Talt, and every family should secure a copy while the' have the opportunity. AR0T A STREET, KAIL WAT. sj f.... ,.,.. uo" o. public lands. Senate joint resolution to re imburse settlers who naid exces- i-siye prices tor public lands along i the line of the once piopo;ed Ore I gon Central railroad. Patent Uroiitrd. The following .patents were granted to citizens of the Pacific States during the past week, and reported for the Herard by 0. A. Snow A Co. patent lawyers Wash ington, L). C: P. Abrahamson, San Francisco, ventilator; J. A. Cole. Julian. Cal.. reversil,l t.l. . DuMonnin. Corvall converter: J. I'. krT.li Oceanside. Cal., buggy bow sui port ; (. . Marsh, Oaklank. Cal.. J. Messrs. O'Connor & Ban Offer to Constroot land Operate a Lino in Albany. Messrs. O'Conner & Barr, who built the Salem street railway, state that they will beat the propo sition made oy tne r.astern gentle man, who proposed to construct a street railway system in the city in consideration o: an exclusive fran chise for 25 vears and a bonus of $3000. They offer to build, equip ana operate a street railway on First street from Washington to Lyon street, and up Lyon street to the depot, and on other streets whenever the needs of the city demand it, if such an exclusive franchise is granted, together with a bonus of $150. . This is the most liberal proposi tion yet made, and if any exclusive righii are to be given by the city if cer'ainly ought to be granted in this matter. The street railway, is paying so veil in Salem that it is be extended upon sidy streets, and Albany has beyond a question ar rived at that period in her growth when the city ought to be provided with a street railway. Font ill Vpeu. Wm. Buchner, living near Mil lers Station, .while cutting wood yesterday had the misfortune to cut his foot open with an ax. He was brought to this city on last evening's train for medical attend ance. Dr. J. L. Hill dressed the wound, removing a portiortof the bone. The wound was a very painful one. War Evident. From the latest reports it is evi dent th it a war will take place be tween America and Germay. This will be nothing compared to the war the Willamette Packing Co. is waging against high prices. Knight r rjlhlaft. Attention. There will be work in the first Rank at Laurel lodge No. 7, Jan. 31, 18S!. By order of Chancelor Commatidor. (2. E. Propst, K. of R. & S. FoK LAME BACK, SIDE OK CHEST I'SE .Sliiloh's Poms Plaster. Price, J3 tents. Fosiiay it Mason. SHILOIPS COOGli xi) coxsi-Mr-tiou Cure.i soiil liy u-,..ia sruaruntee. It cures ; coiiMiinplinti. Foshay S Mason. SHII.GHs VlTAl.w.KK is what you need for const i nation, loss of ap- autoinatii: air l.rula i m i : ' ?etiltf, dizziness and all symptoms of - - i n l ( F 1 1 !- I a . ... . ; ' I ''j--"i-.--iii Arroyo Grande, Cal. West, remedy; J. A. vehicle seat. vol n 1 an Rafael, Price. 10 and 75 cents per Fosiiay A Mason. REPORTS OF COMMITTEES. FI-ctions Fivorablyon Waldo's bill defining crimes and their put -ishment. Wavs and Means Favorably on Crook's b.II for $14,000 for a public road in Curry county. Education Favorably on Jen nings' bi!l to amend srhool law with amendments; adopted. Als'i Smith's bill for a normal sclii oi tit Ti e Dalles. Judiciary Favorably on Har rington's bill to satisfy mortgages ringer ut IT. Eugene Randall, whi e working in Dillon & Co.'s furniture factory yesterday, had the misfortune t'o allow iiin hand to come in contact with the buzz saw, c;uuin' olf Ih index finger of his right hand, 'lhe wound was dressed by Dr. Ellis. F..!irii-' .-eletiratcd liloo.! Van-er al JWi . ll V fsiaiurd and ilt Down- Kol...M-n s. Ball .inore nvn.rai aifcnt. L'ie Fahruey's paiijiea. ' CBLDHI BILE BAZAAB. J alius Gradwohl Has Jnst Added a Com plete Una of Family Groceries to Hit Baaineai Which he has bought for net cash, and he assures his customers that he did not give any preference to any wholesale house, and all he hopes is that the people will come and examine his prices and see what net cash will do, and then judge for themselves which is the best place to buy goods, just as lie has done. His prices in crockery are not changed. One-half dozen unhandled tea caps and saucers, 35 cts. dozen unhandled coffee cups and saucers, 45 cts. 2 dozen handled coffee cups and saucers, 50 cts. s dozen seven inch dinner plates 45 cts. The goods mentioned above are iron stone china, and not 0.,C. ware. Ah Abftolate Cure. The original Abietinc Ointment la only put up in large . two ounce tn boxes, and is an absolute cure for old sores, barns, wounds, cuapped hands, and all skin eruptions. Will positiv ely cure all kinds of piles. Ask for the original Abietine Ointment. Sold by Foshay & Mason for 35 cents per box by mail SO cents. E E3 TTT . A TTT The Mi Clothier, Carries the Largest line of Men's andlpBoys' Clothing, Furnishing Goods. Etc. in the Willam ette Valley. SUITS MADE TO ORDER Tiloriiif Department. In His Merchant i 3 FOSTER BLOCK, ALBANY" JULIUS GEADWOHl'S -)(- b2 NOW MVB GOLDEN RULE BAZAAR. He has enlarged his stock equal to any on the Coast, consisting of FAMILY 6B0CERIES. AND GENERAL JHARDWAf lloorer Bros'. Silverware, French, China and Crystalware. Boys' "Wagons and Doll Carriages. Fancy Goods, and a General -AsortmeiitDoiIiCrockery. jiiurrQ YS. HeJBujs Direct and Carries the Largest! Stock in the Willamette Valley, lei on parte Francais. Hier win deutch gesprochen. on hand a good stock of Choice Mixed Pickles, SAUER KRAUT, Genuine fi L BLACKMAN. iSueoeaaor to . W. Langdoa) uuuu IX- iiruos, Paints, Oils, Perfumery and toilet article. als a full line of books and Fiationrry. periodical, etc. IW Prescription, carefully compounded IN ODD FELLOWS TEMPLE. Alliany Oregon. nap j . ... o i.,.. aAi.fc-.i00 BCeIIEI.S OF ! J choice o.it for sale cheap. Apply to Ku- Art a SfOOtl .'rue La Forrest, Ihwiipaon at tlui store of Wallace 4 , assortment class of first- ANTED MAX OF GOOD ABILITY, to reprcHcnt us in tliU town a mueg , zioii to y.000 per year can tie maue. V iiiiiecs, ananiaker i Brown, l'hilHilclphia. Tlie largest cicthing ami merchant tailoring house in America. mm FOSHAY & MASONi TRICKS I5KASOXABLK-B Wholesale uml Retail 1 1 wm, STJBS'O BlPTIONB -FOR AT JOBS' BOOK STORE,
