The Oregon scout., March 12, 1887, Image 5

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UNION', Ol'vKGON. SAT. .I.r,(TI IW, j
r.riuf Bulletins.
County court is m sreiotv
llead our now advertisement?,
Considerable nuu during Uie wceV,
Illue vitriol for wile at Wright's drug j
(iloru cheap.
Mrs. A, K. ialon ban been very ?irfc
for Hiveral dayfe past,
The Union Willing Company ate
paying (!0 cto, per bindiel for wheat.
Tins total taxable property of Union
countv for the year ISfcO wan $2,7157,
890.00. J)r. A. IL Scott, of North 1'oiyder,
fiiado uh a iioa.ii)t and tuhslautial
vit-it during the vcejs.
Mr. M. Austin, county t-urve.cr haii
appointed art hit deputy ,1. W. ICiin
brell, of North J'ovfder A good ap
pointnu'iit. At tlm election of ofUcrnt of this
fcliool diHtrict lata Monday, Mrc 15. M.
Wright was elected director and Mi:' a
Maggie Walker clerk.
George Mucker, while riding a vild
hor.'e laiit Monday, was carried against
tlie projecting rail of a fence, and had
Lin face thioat severely cut. H wan
a close call.
I am again in the tonsorinl butfinet-s
in Union. Shaving and hair cutting
done in good i-tyle. A t-haro of the
public patronage is solicited. S. V.
McKAiiur.N'.
The Sentinel will bo moved next
vctk to La Grande, the pro)riutors ovi
jdently thinking they eat do better at
that place, than this, and they are no
doubt correct.
The man Lowe who l;nt Khudie, at
Ontario a few days ao, had an exam
ination before the Justice of the Peace,
and was discharged, it appearing that
ho acted in self defense.
The Portland Sunday Welcome con
tains an article reflecting seriously on
the reputation of a Union county grass
widow, a blonde. Her parents are
called on tolouk after lu'l'ere it is too
late.
Mr. Walts, of the 0. K. & N. C was
in town during the week, lie came for
the purpose of ascertaining tbo dam
age done to the property of Fred. ."o
dino by the fires, which were started by
sparks from passing trains.
The Long Creek F.nylo swooped
down on us last week, asking us to ex
change and be sociable. We comply
with pleasure. The Fwjle. is chuck
full of good things and spicy, is only
"Peter the Pout" could make it.
A disastrous fire occurred in Walla
Wall.i last Tuesday, which destroyed
three of the biisinw-s blocks before it
could bo subdued. After the fire the
charred remains of a man supposed to
be that of James Hellof, were found.
The residence and barn of J. I'arrelh
of Orodell, Were entirely consumed by
lire on the 5th. insl, caused by the ex
plosion ot a lamp in the kitchen, The
total loss is about lU0, covered by a
policy in the Phceuix Insurance Co. of
Jlarl'forn, Conn., for! U0.
Rev. W. C. Heebe and Arts. Fannie
McKiuzio were married at the resi
dence of Dr. Drake, in this city, last
Monday evening. Kcv. U, M. Irwin
ofliciating. On Tuesday the couple
took their departure for itatlidrmn, I.
T., where Mr. Heube has an engage
ment as minister.
' Havana Press Diills do not clog in
trashy or tod ground. Tlicv plant all
the seed in the ground, and produce
one-fourth more grain than when town
in any otlici way or by any other im
plement. Sold only by Frank Ibo't
Implement Co. or their agents. Write
to or call on them at Island Cih , Or.
uist mctdayas r runic jsaiiaru was
bringing the mail from the depot, and
while driving down Main street, with
Elliott's four-horse stage coach the
tongue became loosened in tome way
which frightened the horses and they
ran away, the driver being unable to
hold them. They were finally cap
tured, not having done a great deal of
damage.
Mr. T. It. Nordon, of Nordcn Co.,
Fcvnie artiits, of Kansas City, Mo., was
in the city during the week. He pain
ted a number of tuperb backgrounds
for Jones IJros., the photographers. As
n scenic artist he has few equals in the
United States, and photographers
throughout tins country who detire
work of this kind should secure his
services.
1). A. Wiggins, a man who has been
working at the blacksmith trade for
two or three years past in North Pow
der, Wits arretted last Tuesday evening
for the seduction of his wife's sister,
Minta Gardner, a deformed girl who
was living in Ins family. The citizens
nro highly incensed at the wretch, and
will see that full punishment is meted
out to him. He was taken before a
Justice of the Peace there and a pre
liminary examination was had on
Wednesday. His bonds were fixed at
$250.
The holiday issue of the Washington
F?er.1 1'nWithed at North Yakima,
W. T., is at hand. It is a magnificent
number and reflects credit both on the
publisher and the countrv in which it
is published. In its pages nenrlv every
point of interest in Oregon and' Wash
ington Territory receive attention.
The publishers idea, however, of not
mentioning any person or business in
the places he describes, but tho.o who
patronized him, makes these articles
toinowhat unreliable. This plan is cor
rect and piopor when applied to his
own locality in every day life, but ap
pears iteurilo and small when applied
to an extensive description of the coun
try and its resources, such as the Fur
mer attempted.
Vh: mv to in scifinn a,t RaHer.
li.t Gr;iiido vitv election next Mon
day, Choice garden and lower seeds a,t
Jones Uro's.
V.'anlid.r A girl to do general home
woik. Knquire at this oHi.ce.
The Malheur Oazcll", a qew paper,
is toon to be started at Ontario.
S. V. Mcl'arren received a magnifi
cent barber chair front tbo past, Ibis
week.
Our new rvfts and inaterhil has been
; shipped and is expected tg arrive at
I any time,
Jerry Thornton bought a ne Jersey
heifer litis week, of Jlill, the ejiltle
dealer.
W. T. Carroll contemplates vitjting
his old home in the. Kast. He will
probably start in a few days,
Your i',ceount at the Cove drug store
is over due and awaiting your atten
tion. Step in to-dav and get a receipt
in full.
The Ladies' Foreign Missionary So
ciety will inocL at the Presbyterian
church, Thursdav, March 17th at 2 o'
clock P. M.
All those indebted to me are reques
ted to settle at mice, or their accounts
will be placed in, the hands of an at
torney for collection. Jos. Wiugiit.
The Union Social Club wjll give a
grand ball, at Davit.' hall in this city,
next Thursday evening. All are invi
ted. Tickets, !r2.50, including topper.
Sheritl' Uenlley, of Umatilla county,
was m this citv during the week-
Wtlo
be was trying to get his optic on we
are not informed, bit some of us laid
pretty low.
County School Superintendent Hind
man informs us that there will be a
public examination of teachers at Sum
merville on the 28th and 2'Jth of thin
month.
Duatl) of Ueu(;ltoi
Henry Ward Ueeeher had an attack
of apoplexy on the 5thin.it, from which
he never rallied. Ho died at his reti
dence in Brooklyn on the 8th.
Dr. SolUo makes the following verbal
statement in regard to the distinguish
ed divine's last hours : Beeeher began
to fail decidedly at !5 o'clock this morn
ing; respiration rapid at I o'clock, when
the family weio summoned ; death
came slowly and stealthily and inspi
ration gradually became faster and
faster, until they l cached sixty a min
ute, one each second, the pulse variable
and often reaching I '10. lie .-till re-;
maiueil in the same condition, except
breathing, and his eves ducd entirely ;
the uuconcious motion of the right i
arm became less frequi nt, and finally j
stopped almost entirely. About U o'-.
clock ill the morning we could detect J
the lirst symptoms of deatli ; his. pulse
ran up still higher, dickered, and Huc
tuated until 0:150; two minutes before j
his death his pulse ceased almost en-'
tirely, and at the wrist was to faint ;
that it could hardly be detected, and
then stopped altogether. His death,'
which came at U:30, was very easy, as
painless, if not as pleasant, as death I
from suffocation or by drowning is said j
to be.
Island C'ify Hums.
Island City is booming with mud.
Spring opening with plenty of rain.
Drummers j-e plentiful, even at this
small place.
The flouring mill at this place is
running in full blast.
The llusscll literary and debating to
ciety adjourned sine die, tbo 2nd hist.
The school election passed off qui
etly, Mr. Eli Uaer being elected direc
tor. Mrs. Quimby returned from linker
City a few days tiuce, where tbo has
been visiting Iriends.
The citizens of Russell distiict ex
pect to build a brick school house the
coming season. A good move.
I didn't have a thing to do with tin
canning that dog. H. Yes yon did,
you held him while I put the lope on.
U. I helped tin-can him and I don't
deny it. K. I ju.it think it was a
shame to abuse dumb brutes in Hint
way. P. I don't; 1 think if there
were a few more of those strays tin
canned, il would be a blessing to the
town. C. I told you boys not to tin
can that dog. F.
Som.vub.
kxjov l.ivt:.
What a truly beautiful world we live in! j
Nature gives ut grandeur of nioutilaim. ,
I gluns uud oceans, nn.l thousands of iiiciin.i 1
of enjoyment. We can desire no better i
when in perfect health; lat how often do :
the majority of people feel like givbig it up
disheartened, discouraged and worn out j
with disease, when there U no oicadon fr I
this ft cling, in every sufferer e.ui easily ob- !
mill satisfactory proof, that flrcvn' Awjusi ,
Flower, will nuke them free from diseme. 1
uh when bom. Dyipvpdu and J.ivcr Com- j
plaint aie the direct cause of seventy-live
pgr cent, of Mich inahclic as Hiliousnos,
Indigo dtoii, Kick ih; idaehe. 'ostivcno.,
Nervous Prostration, Dizziness of the Head, ,
Palpitation of the Heart, and other diHtres-'
li); symptom. Three doci of Awjutt Fluw '
cr will prove iW wondeiftil eltluct. Sample'
bottloi, 1) c:nu. Try it., ,
LKTrCIl LIST.
Kcmalning uncalled for at the Union post'
otllcf. thu month ending Feb. 23, 1337.
Anion Mrs Siian
llnr.IU !..- I la L
lioimgar J T
ll'ue W F
t onner M' Charley
( orbin Mr- A M
Conner Mr i h:ii!cy
Gibam Mr. Jerry
(ieuur Mr Thoma
Holowoy Mr Henry
KtmeeJ M
Milieu 11 L.
Mary Mim I'D
Uve-lit WI lneton
Itobcrt Mr O Y
S.baw Mr Tuin
bt'iut .Mr JaiiK-a
Usher II C
V.,i. Seoy Mr. W T
Willlumi Mr Kuboit
Hereford AHtreford Welch Mr Win G
l'er.-onx calling for any of tlw above, will
j pleieie nv udrertlbed."
Go. P. IUll, V. II., Union, Or,
j March 11th., 1S7.
1 The y market js much dvObr
l Small quantities are. hoing sold at $10
j per ton.
' In the Jasper Dis't. Jackton Wright
was elected school director, and peo.
' Wilhehn clerk.
The dative ground squirrel is puik
I ing his appearance. A relentless war
i will tooit ti' commenced on this de
I structtve Mutual, with poison, guns
I aid trap.
The Cove bote will s-oou be retrod-
died and refitted ;nd otherwise made
1 convenient for boarders. Our town is
' fortunate in the way of a good hotel
I and livery stable.
! The pupils and scholars of the public
school w:ll give an exhibition on Jhe
j evening of the Sfith. int. Much inter
; est is manifested and the exercises
proinUe to be very interesting.
j Joseph lv IJey departed this week
; for Kpunett, Idaho, where he has ac
cepted a position as born sawyer in. a
lumber null. Jo bid U many friends
' and his best girl good by, with many
i regrets.
j At the regular annual school nieot-
ing at the Cove tchool house, Monday,
i M. IL Ileoe was i.l cted to till the place
i of J. V. Murphy, time expired, J. M.
! Selder clerk m place of H. Uurroughs,
term expired.
' The many friends of Air. and Mrs.
, H. A. Thomas, of Paradise vallev, late
oove, are pleased to learn that
their
nome lias o en enlarged hy tjio
ence of a young and beautiful
since Jan. Khh, laht.
While two small children of
pros
Miss
Jake
Oassett. i Lower Cove, were playing
with il hatchet last week, Hie little boy
received a severe cut on the hand, en
tirely severing two tingors. One was
immediately replaced and is now doing
Well, but unfortunately the other finger
could not be found.
1 intend to leave this play at once,
it is tow familiar. L. Well, you can't
blame me, I was only acting according
to the directions and in deference to
the wishes of the teacher. -S. Of all
the high jumping over rote brush, 1
witnessed it the otl r uight.A. Kose
thickets have no thorns for me when I
get seared. the jumper, living Uie
shotgun, quick. K. Classing swine
is very line. the boys. Wild parsnip
is fatal to bovine quadrupeds, when
taken internallv. Cove correspondent
, to Sentinel.
Opposition is the life of
trade. Me. Yes, sometimes. O. P
J. Gratuitous advice. Prominent
young couple in tjie east of town, do
your love making in the dark of the
moon.
Jono)!! Jottings?,
Stockmen encouraged.
Everybody is talking railroad.
Hay has been twenty dollars a ton
Joseph will toon boast of a public li
brary. A great many cattle have died of
starvation in the valley this winter.
It will soon be time to elect our
town "dads." Then the saloon will
have a boom.
Some of our most enterprising men
have put up a large quantity of ice.
They believe in keeping cool.
Some of the young folks of this vi
cinity are anxiously inquiring how
long it will be ere the clerk of th new
county is qualified.
The people are all pleased with the
appointment of ollicers for Wallowa
county, especially with that of Mr.
House, of Alder, for superintendent of
' schools.
I A great many of our citizens have
j thu California fever, and will emigrate
I thither in the spring, but we expect
our population to increase more rap
' idly than it will decrease, the coming
I suinm.ir. There is room and a wel
come for all.
It is to be hoped that we will have a
rest from dancing and skating, for a
time, as a great many of the country
folke who have been taking advantage
of die school in town this winter have
pulled up stakes and pitched their
tents in the lulls.
! School closed very pleasantly on the
) 25th ult. The night session was par
i ticularly interesting. It consisted of
recitations, of classes of the larger schol
I lars, conducted by Drof. Pieiron, in his
j own pleasing manner, and talks on
I schools and education, by Prof's. House
! and MeCully, Elder Shields and wife
I and others. vTlie teachers are well sat
; islied with their winter's work, but
when they put their hands in their
pockets and find their empty purses,
tliey feel that there is foinothlng lack
! ing to complete their joys.
I Kno.
VTondnrftil Curot.
W. D. Ho.vt fc Co., Wholesale and Itctail
DrtigghW of Home, Ga., says: We have
been soiling Dr. King's Now Discovery,
Klectrie Hitters and llui-klrn'a Arnica fc'alve
for two year."!. Have never bundled reme
dies that sell as well, or give such universal
satisfac tion. There have been some wonder
ful cures effected by these medicines in tit Is
city. Several case! of pi onouneed consump
tion liavebren entirely cured by the use of
i a few bottles of Dr, King's New discovery,
taken in connection witii Electric Hitters.
Xe guarantee them always. Kold by J. T.
, Wright, druggist, Union. Oregon.
oun ci:r.i:i).
W believe In truly tn'Ctingtlieeoiifidonci
of our p.itrjiif, In houest gHds and uociirutt)
ttateiiients concerning them, square deal
ing, u cash business, low prices, prompt
ut'M, imil a dear cotitleiice.
All orders entrusted to us for DHY
GOODd, will be ttilctly tilled In uccorduncc
with this crtod.
OLDS KINO.
180 First titr-sct, Portland, Oregon.
Pine Valley, March 3, 1SS7.
Snow about two feet deep jn valley,
but raining and thawing rapidly.
Mr. Clarence GayVrd, who hua been
it; the Yak.iina country for thep.-tt six
mouths, returned to Vine a fcyy day
ago.
We understand that Mits Cnggan, of
Pine, recently of Covo A,scensiou, school,
is visiliiig relatives in te land of red
apples, aec,,mip"Uicd by Miss lMla Ar
nold. I lay is hardly to be obtained here
pr love or money. The majority of
farmers however have been pretty well
Hip lied and their stock has t tillered
hut very little for want of tVei.
Mr. C. A - Smith. Hie Dry creek tea
cher, closed a four months' term of
school on the 2-lth ult., and on Wed
nesday last took lis departure for Ma
ker City, where he s telatives. Mr.
Smith has many friends here who would
be pleased to have him return.
The Fairview Literary Society has
pjobably succeeded as well a the ma
jority of its members, anticipated, and
this beinii the first effort of che kind
in the vidley, we presume no "j. seat ex
pectations" were eu't rlaincd. The lite,
a spicv sheet edited altciua,tely by Miss
Minnie Steehnan mid Mrs Alice Pen
ney, was an interesting feature of the
society.
We prcsnmp toiuo of our good citb
yens of Pine, and peihaps other pla
ces, fcil considerably like denouncing
(air jury system, when it calls them in
the dead of winter through four feet of
snow, to straddle the hur:eane deck of
a cayuse, and otf through the inclem
ent weather 70 miles tp court, and take
their pay in county scrip at 75 or M)
cents on iho dollar, and then worse
than allr-"to be continued" next J ill v.
"Dm.i.."
Tulooasut TnttlliiffH
Mr. Wallace Hinkley has sold several
tops of iay iccmily.
Mr. Cramlet (p's boon through the
valley, buying sheep pelts.
John Kinibrcll has been circulating
a petition fur a road from this place to
North Powder.
Miss Oi villa Shoemaker has been
suffering with neuralgia in her face,
for tome time past.
There was a party given at C. H.
Prescott's last Friday night. Every
body enjoy.xl themselves.
Warren and Will Fnujer moved
their horses to Pyle canyon, where they
have secured feed for them.
T. H. Johnson has been somewhat
Under the weather. He was attacked
With Hie lung fever several years ago
ill Montana, which left his lungs in a
bud condition.
Talk about your good "feeders" on
Iiig creek; if you think Shannon Mar
shall can't "feed" a violin, you are olf.
Shannon is a jolly good fellow and
makes fun for everybody.
PKTfJIt Pius.
Indian Valley Items,
March -lth., 1SS7,
Jns. Fai ley is op Hie sick list.
Mr. Nalhen liaker has been on Hie
sic: list.
Some of our farmers havo to go to
Grande Itonde for hay.
Heautiful days, and the snow disap
pearing to the delight of all.
W. A. Caloway has moved his fami
ly from Ciieket flat to our vicinity.
Clias. Parr is preparing to go to
Snako river, near Huntington, soon.
Albert Omes Jr., the long lost ton of
Otto Omes, has returned to his parents.
Mr. A. Huberts, of Cricket flat, has
moved to this vicinity to spend the
summer.
Hev. Evans will hold a series of meet
ings, commencing on tho 3rd inst. in
stead of the 24 Hi ult.
Logging has closed for tho winter,
with about 250,000 feet of logs on the
yard of J. T. Galloway' mill.
Tho W. C. T. U. will hold a special
meeting at Elgin March l.'lth, at 2
P. M, Mrs. H. J. Owenby, Pres.
Mr. Mieheal Farley, brother of Gal
loway's present engineer, has come to
this vicinity, and there is stiong talk
of him remaining here and sending for
his family, which is now at Alkali.
Nil.
THAT Till lNdl.K,
Ko. ScouTiMonday cvt nffij? tho lire
alarm tiiantle was rung for the fire incit
ii,'. Thw trio mile should be reservid and
rung only in ca e t fl e, tbo wo may it ive
t.iefabn of the shepherd and the wolf per
pctratrd in Union,
HU&IXKH.3 MAN.
Tho trimgV, wa believe I tiseJ ly tho
fire rnu psny, ptincipully for tlu purposu
of ca'ling jim otinjB. When thh is g.mer illy
known nonifii'in will bo felt by people whon
it is lung. ICn.
A I.L'XUHV AM MCOLSSITV
For rich and poorwh wish toei Jr good
health, and who do not wish to jciort to
bitter, nauseous liver medicines and i ntliar
t!u. is the euticeutrnUd ("alifor iiin liquid
fruit rtm.'dy. Syrup of Figs. Fifty cent
and $1 Lot I h for sate hy all dingus's.
.Sncll, lit 1 shu ft WoodiirJ wlio'u a!eugint.
Portland, O igon.
. Astoria, Orrgon.
I take pleasure litVUfyliig to the uieilts
of the Ortyon Kidney Tea, For the pait
three years I I.avss been suff ring from Kid
ney troubles, mill duriuir Iho time have tri d
noiily every kind of Kidney mo llel.iu in
the ma i hut, utmost without uny relit f.
Having luurd Hint the Oregun Kiilnfjl Tea
possessed wonderful properties, I piijrjhus
ed a ))a-kac, and from the fust dose ob
taiucd relief, and by the use of the one
package, feel completely cured.
SAM 'I.. OKAY.
W. Ctpps, M. I'., .Surgeon and Loiaeo
pathlc phyaiciuu, Union, Oregon,
BSTMAV QTH'B,
Taken ep lv,v A. tv Katon. of t'n'on. Un
ipn iiiMit, Orco l. cue Ulii k ! lion co'i,
t f mcditiiu siii. sit p I to be 'J rri old.
Miiall wl'Jt. spat n fo-i'i. ill 'Niib-:Ui(l
V nb.t
b.t. A pi Raised at jl.l bv (1 A. T'()1U;-
on, J. v.. t moil pre. met. Tid H'-tnci
Ml. .1
Inn b.en duly pastor
iitci rl iik to ia-.
A.b KAIO.
I3STKAY XOTICK.
. liberal rc:pl "'U be paid fur t tip re
turn of the follow iiic devi'Lcil uiiiinuK to
the bid(roiriifd at I'tunn,. Oregon. :
tine li.iy mare, tin 1 eilt. briuu'ol 1 II
.lUllN T. WKKHl I'.
NOTICE FOII PUBLICATION'.
1 .
Application far U. S. Patent. Survey No.
f. Claim No, 41. Mineral appheatuvi
N . a I.
U. S. I.ANtiOrrici:. I .a Giwnn. Oueoon.I
March -I. ss?. i
Notice is heieliy friven tlnit the Oregon
(io'd Mining ('oini).niy. of i.u'silh. K(i
tucky. by .loMiph I.'ucf. their nttortnv,
Whoso p.tstollieeaddr s i" Ci ruii'-opin, tni
ii u eomiiv, die ;on, has llil-i ilav tileil their
npplii'iiltiui for : (latent for fftem hup
(Ired lineal feet on the 'iKasK'' (piartz
lode. h'anni; p'ld un l ili,r: tho s line
biimr UlsUectSuuth-w ' ip.d 10 feet Nnlli
i . froui dNroveiv hnf t tle'reon, b sur
f ice ' 'qua I fjCkl ftut in wl'lth, situate in
(iranite miii;ii). thstrict, 1'ipon county,
oreiion. and d( scribed by the otliciid pliit
iind Held jotfs on (lie in tliis olllc. , as fol-lov-.
z :
IteniniillV.' nt a ioint N A tb g. 10 mill.
YY est and V2 feet distant f urn tne ipcirter
ei tion e un r 1 titween S es jr anil : A. Tp.
(i . I!i US li i: Willamette li.rtiidi n. i t
whlc'i po.nt is a post iniiik.d coner No. ,
IC. SI ('. .itiv v No .r tli-nee eolith "1 ilci;.
'I'iniin. it t'lQl fret t p' st ci vuer No 'J;
tlionc- North d(g 04 mbi. Pat l.VQ feet
to pot u inier No. ..; tlu'iiee urth 1 (1
Ml mln. West IHK1 feet to post pornt r No. tf
tlienec Smith l(p'e;OI mm. Wis' l.'iOQ feet
t" post corner N i. 1, :eid tlip phec of be
ptiiuiiitr. containMiK 'JO tl s acres, and fortn
n a p irtioii of ibr S.uil'i-"at '., and the
Sjoiltb-Wi t !4 of Section :7 in Town-hln t!
S it'll cf iiai pre. K Uat Willaniet. n e. i li
ai. idd loi ,i ton Lctjtu rconlml in Vol, (.'
lajT'l-Mif Hi iceords of Union (Utility.
O cgo-i. Adjoininc c!iiinients .ii tb lmlc
ate i lie "('reoke lmn on :- Not Hi.
Any and all pe,".sons claimiiii; adversely
any p irtien of f-ai'1 "1'n.gle" ipiartz
tiiineor claim aboye described, are required
to tile theirauver.se claims with the Ucgis
ter (tf the U. S I.und Otllce at l.a Grande,
Union enmity, Oregon, ihiiiii) the sixty
(lavs period of pulilicatioii ben of, or they
w ill he barred by (rtue ot the provisions (if
the statute. llr..uv IIixkiiaut,
ItogNter.
Itisbereby ordered thr,! the foregoing
notice of application for a U. S, lipoid be
published lur a period, of (JO days (ten con
secutive weeksj in the Oui:o.v Scout, a
wet kly new-paper published at Unon, in
Union county. Oregon
JlKMtv Ihsmi itr,
m,i 12wi0. ItejTistev.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Application for a U. S. I'atent. Kuryey No.
t Claim No. 4(1. Minora I application
No. H'J.
U. S, I.anii Ot rici: I,a GitAMii:, Ounios, I
Mar li i, ik7. I
Notice is hereby given that the Oregon
Gold .Mining Company, of hniiisx ille, Ken
tucky, by Joepli Luce, their attorney.
wIiom postutlicead lress is (i.irnucop'a, Un
ion county. Or., have this day Hied their ap
plication lur a patent for t:'ftccu hundred
liiiful feet on the "Uieek" quarts! lode,
bearii'5 gold and silver; tbn .samn belli;
10 feet .-outh-west and 11 fill fu't Noith-enst
fioni discovery shaft then on. with siiifain
gn uud tiQj feel in uld.h. situate in the
Granite mining district. Union county, Or
i'I'iiii. ami described by the ollcial pint
and field notes now on 't)lu in this oil Ice, as
follows, viz:
beginning at a point from which tin
quart r neeiion corner between Sees. '2 uud
and !M I'p. li S, in,') K. bears SO VI mill.
K JV to t, tmok-'d hy a nost t feet long,
iiiaiKe I coiner ,, l, v ."i t , survey .o. 1
on North ua t face, of pox ; tliiaioo H."l tic
fUinin. r. lei I lo eo-i c.irner flo, "i
tlitnee N lsdcg Oi niiq. H P'COfdit to post
corner No, Hi tnuncu N 71 (leg. .Mi mill. W
000 feet to pent corner No. I tliencn S H
deg. 01 mill. W JfiOO fet to Hist corner No
l.aud the uluc if hi-gluning, ooutaitiiiig
'.OUll neriti, ami fonninga portion i f the
Noi th-i ast Vi of See ion 27 l.i Townslilp (I
.Sou ii of Italian tb I a t Willauintte ineriili
tt'i; sold , q tion be'it" recoufed in Vol. II,
piiLO i 'I ot tlie record of Union countv.
Oregon. Auji'lulng claimants on tins I de
uro the 'hagie'' iniartx lodv on ih; South
Any aiuhill iersons claiming adversely
any poition oisaitl '"e re. K quart? mnioor
claim atiove described, are required to lot1
theirndver.e claim with the Iteister of the
U. H. I.and Olllce at l.a Grande, Union
noiiiitv. Oicl'iiii. ilntini' the slvtv ilavs neri-
od of pubheatinii hereof, or tliey'w'll lie
b irred by virtue of the provisions of tlie
statute.
llr.jiiiV Ut.NKUAitr.
Itegister,
It Is hereby ordered that tlie foregoing
nonce of application for a li. tf. Patent Ik
lmbliKlied for a iicrlod of (0 davs (leu con
seciitivo weeks) In the 0i:oo.N Hcoct, a
weekly newspaper published at Union, in
u nion county, uivgon.
Ilir.vav Ui.nt.uaiit,
MiirPJ-wlll, Itegister.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Annlicatioii for a U. H. Patent. Survey
No. d. Cli'iin No. ta. Mineral applfca-
tlnn No. S3. V
U. S. Land Orncr.
La Onwm:, Onroo.v.)
March . Ks7,
7. f
Notice is hereby given that the Oregon
Cold Mining Coiiin
iiany, cr i.otiiM vine, iven-
tucky, by Joseph Luce their attorney
tvhosu nostofllcc address is ('oriuicnila. Un
Ion county, Oregon, have this clay filed their
inn) ueaiion lor n nateiit lor uie "A in-x '
plater mine, Minuted in Granite mli I' gd s
trie', Uu'on u unty, Oie.'iin, and dtscrlt o I
by tne ( filch I pint's mi.I lie!d uotei on Uie
in tlifs c HI c, as fo lows, vl.:
Heg ii' lag from a piir.t 10 0) clinics
North i f tlie Hcetione irnerbetwccniS(!H.
17 and !H, Town bin U South Haw 4.1 Idst
Wi I .in t'e mo llian; the noo North s7 deg.
OJm'n. V.mi 1 .0.1 1 hal s to a pist marked
e uner No. 1, A. P MO. sunov No. 0;
tlienec North H7d gOiimlu Knst II BO e inliiH
tnapist for witness corm r No. 'J, urtrkol
V, f. conic No. 'J. A. P. M. O . trveiy No,
(I. on North f ice i f po-t. a'id 0 70 uhains to
corner No. '2 hi thu bed of I'i -a ccsck, tlioii
North tU c'iiiI"k to e irner No. ft; llienu.'
c titli 7 dec 03 mln. Wct f 10 iha'ns to
c ri.o.-No. 4j tlienoe South H de:, Ot mln.
West 10 f 2 chains to eo tier post No, 1,
point ( f diptrture, onnnlniiiK fl.7!J acres,
a'id fo m nga iorli ll i f the .'south east J.-,
f i-Vctlon 27 In Towndilp ti Houth of Hango
4& V.ait Whlaice'te meridian; said locnlrui
being reeonled m Vol. i', t'. pae !U of ihe
record c f Ui ion county, Orgon. Adjol i
ing cliilmauti on this lode are tho "Ka,;lo '
quartz mine on tin West.
Any and a'l persons claiming adversely
any portloti'of suid 'Annex' placer mine or
cblm above di KCiibed, are required to file
their adverse claim w ith the Itegl-ler ofdhu
U .S. hand Otllco. at l.a Grande, Union
county, Ore-on, during the Mxty days peri
od of publication hereof, or they will bo
burred by lrtue of the provisions of thu
statute,
HuVtiv Itl.tnilAIlT,
Itegister.
Itlslierehv ordered that the foregoing
notice of application lora U.S. Patent bo
publbhed for a period of (X) days (ten con-
sycntivo wiii'Ks) in tno (jkkuum mcout, n
Wfei.iy newspaper puiuisued ,ui union, in
Union county, Oregon.
t v UDUY 1UNCIIAHT,
- inarl2-TvlO. Itegister.
vlilX)' QH TR CONDITIO
Or'lhn l'lrt Nntlt n-l Until:, ul I'nlnn,
III tlm Sitit uf O I enn, nt tlm Clqio
o,r UuhIuci, liar, t, 1817.
t:ro,i:iic r.
I Oatis ami (llcounts $
l. S. lloeds to secure circulation
Ot,hciti'ct.s, hotidsand mortgages
Due Iroin mi'irocd re-ervy agents
Dm,) from othyr Nitiomi lianas
Hue frotu.St.itd lliiutjs and bankers
Ileal estate, furniture, ami fixtures
t'u(.rent expenses ami ta.tes papi
Premiums paid
VV'h "lj!"r .' 'V ib-Uii..
Hills of other Hanks
Specie
Legal tender miles
Kcdcuiption fnd with V. H. Treas
urer (.1 per. cent f circulation)
ri.crs.rrt
l!i,SO0.(KI
-7,1ft.' V'.'l
2.li H.t
7,(!7.l.S7
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7.1. V1.2H
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Hm.oa
2!tl.(U
r.27.oa
ll.llll.W
243.0(1
67(5.00
Tut At
VtuttviTir.
('apttid stock paid in
ti-,Sli.8l
$ fin.000.flO
H,.r)00.(X)
Mirpls UlH
l IllllVIIKM
ivil((l rollt,s
fj..v2.-iq
11,02100
2 vim cn
iia mm ;
l.im .:?a
Natlim.il
ii.iuk iioicxiuisianiung
Individual
do.pnsitt. subject to
tlu
Demand certificates of dcim-.lt
Due. to other National Honks
Tut W
?Itt3S!U.6t
Ststu or OiirquN.
Coun'.y of Union,
I. W 'V Wr'Kht. Cashier (f the tyVvc
named hank, io solemnly swear tlmt tho
aliove statement is tine t(i the host of my
knowledge and belief. Y T WEIGHT,
Cashier.
Subscribed and swam to before me this
Sth thtv.nf Mar., l.SS,". IttinnitT Kvki(,
.otarv i mine lor uregon,
G ICO UGH WltlHilT,!
ii, .m. v it m it
V. T. WHIG!
T. Dirct-tors.
T.J
A Kolinlile . rt It
V'or cuterpvibc, PHbh and v, ilolrn to gel
si)eh goods as ill give tho trade satisfaction,
J. T. Wrigld, tlto (Irugglht, leads al eoinpn
tition. He tn Or. Hosanko's Cough and
I(UiK yU'P, liec-atise its tho host up ilcine
on Ihe inarHPt fo)1 eoiigh, colds, eroip ami
iq-iniary coiistpiptlom Priuc CO cpnts amj
5-.(0 Samples fvn,
pttrnp H ints mill Imns..
Ladies' French kid slpies, nions'
boots, 2 7."i; mens' twu-bur-kle shoes, f.2S
at Vincent's. He is closing out hia goods
icgardlcsK of cost hefore getting in ids
s)iriig stock. Kverything else at similar
prices. No Is Hie t(iie to gel bargains.
NHW THIS WKUK,
ltci.iM .u Kirn nt..
A special meeting of the Pino creel; road
.sub -ribers it called to tak..i plaeo. at the
citjurt house on, M mil ij evening, alareh
II l(. A full Httendiuce desired. Uy or
der of W. T. CAltUOLL, Ul.iirmaii.
Taken up Fell 'Jl, W, bvG. W. Mtodr,
at his farm ill Uagl.' ValV y, New llriilK' f',
0. ami duly pqsiqd. one. iron g a liorso
ab'iut fi yea'ri old. I") hands high, branded
with tin anchor T low down on leit yhitilder
the llikesof tho anchor bring J jlnetl t the
bottom of tlie sttlil of the T. Appraised at
MO by C. T. Wise, .lustlce of the Pmcc
Koiitucky PUtn't Hqvuw For
1 hayo a oar load of rojrifctorud 1CU
tucky bred
Short Horn Bulls
And boifurs for nho at Kllititt's livery
stable, I'ii'kui, will soon have n lot,
of fiim, thoroughbred Uorefonls, Th
stock will be sold very reasonable,
They are of the very best families,
Will remain till about Hio middle uf
March , L'utr.e niul cn them,
E. B, HILL,
Spring Will Soon be
For Bargains, in all
linos, at
Herman Waldeck's
KU.MMI'IUVILLK, OliEfJON.
Particulars by f u t it to ttdvorlifioiuont.
BUY YOUR
Coal Oil,
Lamp Supplies,
and Blue Vitriol,
R. C. Greig s Drug
Store.
Stationery,
Toilet Articles.
Spectacles,
Perfumery,
Sponges
Brushes,
hi Lurgc Variety and at -Very Ueaonuble
Prices,
WE STILL LIVE!
AT-
Moil Cily Hotel.
Opposite, the Court HoUso, nnd near lien.
Hon'it livery stable, where tho lwbU? may
Uud ilrst-clasa tare.
SIL'AI.S AT ALL IIOUKH, 88 OKXTt.
Heard and Lodcine;, b per wek.
jive ui a cuu, i. j, xiuuxu , rraf.
Here