The Oregon scout., March 07, 1889, Image 4

THE OREGON SCOUT.
AMOS K. JONES
EDITOR,
City and County Official Paper.
Thursday, March 7, 1889.
KDITOltlAL NOTES.
A law enacted by the legislature,
recently, in Arizona mnken train rob
bitig n capital crime.
Patj-wth have been insucd from llie
general land ofliec to the .Stale of Ore
gon for 58,8-13 acres under tlic swamp
land grant.
A flaw is said to have been discov
ered in the high license law passed by
the legislature which will render it in
operative if tested.
lm: La Grande Journal wiya if it
liad not been for J. O. IvuIiii'b efforts
at Salem the enabling act would never
have been passed, and the Gazette says
it wuh cntiiely owing to the work done
by Snoddy. This is a matter of great
interest to the public and we trust
it will be settled without bloodchcd.
Great men are apt to bo in opposition
to each other, occasionally.
A IJi'kkai.0 lady was recently taken
ill and induced to belicvo by Christian
scientists that her illness was a pure
figment of the brain, and that drugs
were worse than useless. All she had
to do was to repeat over and over to
herself that there was nothing tho
matter with her. Tin's she kept up
for twelve days, when her case was
brought to. public attontiou aud she
was removed to u hospital sullering
from one of tho worst cases of pleuro
pneumonia on record in that city.
The proper place for faith healers is in
stales prison.
Now Hint I he president has ap
proved the bill for tho admission of
Washington territory, there will bo
lively times for tho next few months.
The- first tiling to bo done is to have
an election on tho 7th day of May for
members of a convention who will
meet on the '1th of .luly to prepare a
state constitution, which constitution
will bo subinited to the popular vote on
the 1st day of October, and if it be
approved, the territory will be admit
od by the president's proclamation.
After this another election will be
held for stale oflicors, members of tho
legislature, which legislature will elect
two senators, who will take their seats
upon the assembling of the next eon
gre.s on tho ihbl of December next.
The convention will decide upon tho
county elections and it will undoubt
edly be decided that the election for
county olhcers will bo simultaneous
with that of state officers otherwise it
will require an election overv vear.
In regard to the fees of school clerks,
Clio following is u paragraph of a bill
introduced byT. T. Goer, which is now
ulaw: "The clerk of each school dis
trict containing -1,000 or more inhabi
tants shall receive for his services of
the money collected by him of school
tuxes as follows: For tho first twenty
thousand dollars or any less sum, five
per centum thereof; for the next
twenty thousand dollars or any part
thereof, two per centum thereof; for
all sums above forty thousand dollars,
one per centum thereof. Tho cleiks
of nllt other school districts shall ro
ceivo for thoir services, of tho money
collected by them of district tuxes
levied in their respective districts, five
per centum theieof, and tho directors
of any district may pay their clerk
such additional compensation as is in
their judgment necessary." This now
law allows the clerks of any school
district to pay their clerk additional
compensation, while tho old law only
allowed this in small districts.
Wiikthku a man begins the task of
ruling sixty million) of people, sets
out on a prospecting tour, or tackles a
job of killing hogs, there is nothing
like making a good start. On tho
morning of the -Ith when Benjamin
Harrison left tho Whito House ho was
accompanied by a democrat. All
along the lino to thejeapitol, a demo
crat sat by his side. When ho entered
the president's room, olf tho senalo
chamber, it was with a democrat. En
tering the senate chamber, he had tho
aid and support of a democrat.
When ho lifted his hand to take tho
oath ho received tho administration
from n democratic chief justice. As
ho went out on the East portico of the
Capitol, hp stood on democratic
ground and in tho hallowed recollec
tions of democratic sages. If Mr.
Harrison doos'nt mako a good, honest,
conservative public administration,
then there is nothing in that passage
of script uao which says, "Train up a
grandson in tho way ho should go, Ao,"
JiruiiJaiWLiLjierjaaimt.H
statu itui-omr srirooi..
One of the most important bills
passed by the last legislature wits that
providing for a state reform pchool.
The act provides that the board of com
missioners shall consist of the gover
nor, secretary of state, and tlx; super
intendent of public instruction, who
are clothed with full power to establish,
and conduct the school, purchase suit
able premises, and in its construction
to make requisition upon the superin
tendent of the stale penitentiary for
such convict labor and inntcri.iln al
ready manufactured, and for the use
of all machinery and workshops in his
command within the penitentiary
grounds as may be. available for the
construction of said reform thool
The commissioners will doubtless or
gaim.o as soon as authorized by the law
as the fact that forty-six minors under
twenty years of age are now conliiiu
in the penitentiary who ought to be
in the reform school is incontroverti
ble evidence of its immediate neceesity
Tho location of the school will un
doubtedly bo at Salem, for the const!
tulion says that "all the public institu
tions of the state, hereinafter provided
by the legislative assembly, shall be lo
eated at the scat of government,"
meaning, of course, the state eapitol
THi: ItAIMtOAi) COMMISSION.
There is liable to be considerable fun
over the railroad commission business
me legislature says the emergency
clause is in force and Governor I'ciui
oyer says it is not, because he did not
sign llio Dili, Hindi becomes a lav
without his signature.
Tho result is that the somite- and
house in joint session selected as board
No. J, J. I. Faull, of Maker City; (
W. Colvij;, of Doui'las count v and
Robert Clow, of J'olk county.
Tho governor has appointed C. V,
Church, of Portland, and Geo. If,
nnggs, 01 wasco county. 'Uns is
board No. 2.
The old commission insists that they
aro as good as ever and follow thoir opin
ion by holding meetings as usual.
secretary uen 1111.3 ine secretary s
chair and Waggoner and Slater declare
they won't give up for ninety da s yet.
f his is board No. 3.
Hoard No. 1 seems to have the host
of the fight as they are in possession
of the books of tho old board and havo
tho keys of tho office. Tho matter
will, however, probably be decided in
tho courts.
Tuk La Grande papers say that
preparations are being made for tho
building of the Wallowa branch of tho
O. It. ifcN. Co s. road. We presume this
a blulf on tho part of tho little com
pany made on account of the proposed
Hunt railroad, but wo sincerely hopo
it is not and that the load will bo
built. Tho people of tho lower end of
the county have a double incentive to
raising tho Hunt subsidy as it proba
bly means two roads instead of one.
Just how the O. 15. it N. Co. figure on
getting anything to do, when compet
ing with tho O. A W. T is known on
ly to themselves.
A Waimiixuton dispatch of the 3td.
iust. says that it is assured that tho
Cabinet has been fully agreed upon as
follows: Secretary of State, Blaine, of
Maine; Secretary of the Treasury,
Windom, of Minnesota; Secretary of
War, Proctor, of Vermont ; Secretary
of the Interior, Noble, of Missouri;
I'ostinustoi-Gouorul, Wannumuker, of
Pennsylvania; Attorney-General, W.
II. II. Miller, of Indiana; Secretary of
Agrieultuio, Gov. Husk, of Wisconsin.
rnufTHMnntuoii
The
Aini'ildo lluiinrnlilo.
Sai.ii.m. Feb. 2:1.
Kiiitok Scoct:
In your issue of the llth. I referred toll.
U. llolman, late reading clerk of tho lower
house of tho legislature, In very uuoompll
moutnry terms. Not whhiutr to do Mr.
Ilolinaii an injustice, I will say thut 1 was
misinformed in the matter, us 1 11111 sat
isfied his selection as rending clerk vwi on
account of his superior litno for that
place, as lie has made an excellent ollleer.
In partial Justification of what I said re
garding Mr. llohnan, will say tlutt 1 was
informed by certain parties that he was
opposing certain measures which I deemod
heiiellciul to E;tcrn Oregon ami also had
said certain lldm: derogatory to my char
acter, all of which incensed mu and, In the
heat of passion, I diil him an Injimtiett
which I hope to rupalr by thU amende
honorable. I lot poet fully.
II.WMtUliH
Is ('iinsiiinilloii liuuiralile'.'
Head the following: My. C II. MorrW. I
Newark. Ark., say. "Was down with Ah- 1
ces of Lung., and frieniW and physicians ,
pronounced mo an Incurable Coninmptivo. j
Iletian taking Dr, King's Now Dincovory
for Consumption, am now on my third hot-
tie, and able to oveivee the work on my 1
farm. It Is the Ihiont medicine ever untile." j
Jesse Mlddlouator, Dt-estur, Ohio, u): ,
"Had it not been for Dr. Kl'e: New InV ,
covery for Consumption I would have died 1
of l.ung Troilblu. Was given up bv doc-
tors, Am now In best of in ulth '' Try it.
Sample bottles free at Hrowu dm;; tor
COUNcIli l'KOCKEDINOS.
Kcport of Mayor Kennedy on the 1'lnan
i lal Condition nml Work of 1888.
At the mcotinjr of tho city council on
Sut unlay, March 2nd, the following bini
lies was transacted: Minutes of previous
meeting read and approved. Hills to the
ninoiuit of flOT 13 allowed and warrants
ordered drawn. Bond of city marshal ac
cepted and ordered placed on ll e. The
city recorder Instructed to secure a surety
on olHeial bond hi the place of A. K.
.tones, who as a member of the council i
not qualified to serve as such. Report of
ex-street comuitaioiier reported favorable
by the committee. 1'eport of city treasur
er aceentr d. I'tporU of tlie recorder and
mayor rend and accepted, and the recorder
instructed tn furnish the t'nion papCiS with
a eonv of the same for publication. Street
committee granted till March 1Kb to report
on the stable building near the court house
block. The marshal granted till March !Uh
to report hi doing- on the tax of lH'tf. On
motion the mayor appointed Councilman
I'lirae) and Recorder Tuttle a committee to
purchase a half dozen chairs for the use of
I lie council.
'J he following is Mayor Kennedy's report :
i:i:ci:iits.
I.iiiuor liuenoe "0 CO
Taxes from 1SS7
Pines
Fine credited on F. Xodinu's judg
ment vs city ....
Show licunso
Peddler's license
From Trcas. receipt, .1. 11. Thomson
:u 41
35 00
2.3 00
18 00
(i 00
21 8.3
Total,
.?St:j 20
IIISIIUUkUMIINTS.
Marshal's salary .. . ?-'72 00
lt.icordor's fees .112 1.3
Street expenses 174 Oil
Fire warden's fees (i CO
Clerk's fees in Walsh ua.e 13 7l
Treasurer's fees ... 27 82
Olllee rent and stationery 12 21
Incidentals . 10 f.')
Tot a 1.
791 1
Receipts over expenditure $101 8!
The total amount of outstanding war
rants to .1 miliary J, IfRl, are 2 .",7.1 57.
The above shows the city indebtedness to
bo considerably in excess of that reported
by my predecessor, but his report was made
on the 7th of January, 18SS, and was repor
ted at SI 770 10. which was nearly correct
at Out date. Had that report been made
on the .'list of December, 1SS7, the indebt
edness would havo been 2 (ll(i 70, for war
rants that should have been cancelled be
fore January 1st, were not turned ove.
till Jan, 7th, 185S. The city indebtedness
Dee. :!1 . 1SSS of ;!8.". r7, was owing to the
fact that the funds of the marshal and city
treasurer wore not turned over till the
month of Januarv. 1SS!). The funds in the
hands of the marshal and treasurer on the
.".1st dav of Dee. 18S3, would have reduced
the indebtedness of the city to about .$1 201-
.3s. which Is correct up to this date.
I would siiffues. that the council meet as
near as possible on the .'list day of Decem
ber of each year and liulsh up all the busi
ness for that year, and tint the marshal
pay over to the treasurer all taxes collected
before that time, and that the treasurer
turn aver all warrants in his hand at that
date for cancellation, and that each officer
make his report ending on the :tlst day of
December of each year, hereafter. 1
J. W KENNEDY.
Mayor.
The Host Mnterinl Dst-U.
l'he Farmhigtoii, W. T. llejuMer, says:
"Tho Hunt railroad is to cross the IMuo
mountains and enter the Claude ltomlc
vulley providing tho citizen of that valley
put up the necesary amount asked by Mr.
Hunt, which they will undoubtedly do, as
the cities and towns in that country, like
Eastern Washington, aro full of energy
and push. They say they will raise the
iniouut, and by doing this siuinmeryille
and t'nion will obtain one of tho best
equipped roads on tho Pacille coast. Tho
engines are of the latest make having all
the new patents attached and very power
ful as well as ornamental. The ears, box
and Hats, are provided with the latest im
proved cuppllugs and steel break-beaiiM.
The mils used are of the very best of sto:l,
the ties aro all sawed and being somewhat
larger than the ties used by tho average
railroads.
A flirt Tor All.
In order tn give all a eUanre to tesit It,
and thus be convinced ol its wonderful cu
rative powers, Dr. King's New Discovery
for Consumption, Coughs and Colds, will
he, for a limit' d lime, given away. Tills
oiler i not only liberal, but shows unboun
ded faith in tliemorits of tills great remedy.
All who sutler from Coughs, Colds, Con
sumption, Asthma, llronehitl, or any af
fection of Throat, Chest , or I.ungs, aro es
pecially reptetcd to call at brown's drug
store, and get 11 trial bottle, free, barge
bottle.. $1.00.
i.i:tti:k list.
l.lst of letter lemaintng uncalled for at
the l'ololl!co at t'nion, Oregon, for the
month ending February '28, 18U:
Alexander, 11 I.
Ashmead, lthoda
Itrooks. Kllen ('J)
Horry, It F
Cox. I. 1!
Cram, 11 1?
McNumiiu, K (!
Harris, J no
Kitchen, .1 i
Matlock, Perrv J
Nelson. V II
Nelson, John
Koberson, Nill
liavbitrn. James
istoror. Clias,
.Scott, Iko C
(iliOllflK F. II AM.,
Postmaster.
Itui'l, leu's Arn Ion Salve.
Tin: ItiWT S.U.VH in the world for Cuts,
Itruii-M, boras, t'leers, tnlt Itheniu, Fever
Soros, Tottor. Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns, ami all Skin Eruption, ami post-
nWely cure Piles, or no pay required. It
' MUtranteod to give perfect atifaetIou,
" money refunded. Price SV cents per
b"V l''"" h' at llrowu s drug store.
Farm For Sale.
1 J'nACHKS. NEAH NOHTII POWDEH.
I UU Union County. Oregon, all under
fence. gooil I story house, good cellar,
netl, burn and outbuildings. Terms easy.
I i'i mrther mritculur cull at this olllic
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and pliant, Imparts to it the lustre aad
freshness of youth, causes it to grow
luxuriantly, eradicates Dandruff, cures
all scalp diseases, and is tho moat clean
ly of all hair preparations.
AVCD'C Hair Vigor has given mo
perfect satisfaction. I was
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time I used many hair preparations, but
without success. Indeed, what llttlo
hair I had was growing thinner, until
I tried Ayer's Hair Vigor. I used two
bottles of the Vigor, and my head ia now
well covered with a new growth 01 nair.
tJudson B. Chapel, Pcabody, Mass.
U AID that has become weak, gray,
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and color restored to it by tho uso of
Ayer's liair Vigor. Mr hair was thin,
faded, and dry, and foil out in largo
quantities. Ayer's Hair Vigor stopped
the falling, and restored my hair to its
original color. As a dressing for tho
hair, this preparation has no equal.
Mary JS. Hammond, Stillwater, Minn.
VIRflR youth, and beauty, in tho
V luurij nppearanco of tho hair, may
bo preserved for an indctinito period by
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caso of tho scalp caused my hair to bo
como harsh and dry, and to fall out
freely. Nothing I tried seemed to do
mo any good until I commenced using
Ayer's Hair Vigor. Three bottles of
this preparation restored my hair to a
healthy condition, and it is now soft
nnd pliant. My scalp is cured, and it
is also freo from dandruff. Mrs. E. It.
Fobs, Milwaukee, "Wis.
Ayer's Hair Vigor,
Sold by Druggiata aad Porfamora.
Ferfect Safety, prompt action, and
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of popular remedies for Sick and Nerv
ous Headaches, Constipation, and all ail
ments originating in a disordered Liver.
I havo been a great sufferer from
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are tho only medicine that has over
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will quickly more my bowels, anil freo
my head from pain. 'William L. Pago,
ltichmond, Va. tf
Ayer's Pills,
Prepared by Dr. J. O. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mom.
Bold by oil Dealers la Medicine.
TKAVELEKS,
When in La Grande Will Find the
A l-'irst-class house in every respect.
This house is now under new manage
mcnt and everything is neat aud clean.
The rooms are large and newly furnished
and the tables are always supplied with the
Dcs 1 ine market atiorus.
CHARGES
RKKVES,
Proprietor.
REASONABLE.
P. h. (ioonMotruu,
Head Clerk
S. It,
To Rent!
"VTOriCK I.S HEIUCHYI OIVEN THAT
IA the undersigned, administrator of the
estate of Frederick Mitchell, deceased, will,
until April 1st. 1S8!1, receive sealed bids for
tlic rent 01 the raueiie belonging 10 inc es
tate of said deceased, for the year lsW and
until .wurch 1st, ircw. this rancne is situa
ted about one mile from the Cove, Oregon,
and has about tOO acres in tine meadows,
about L'OO acres in pasture and a good or
chard, with dwelling, barn, out houses
etc. It is one of the best stock ranches in
Union count v.
All bids should be addressed to me at
Jo.iph, Oregon. The leasee will be re
quired to give his note with approved iccu-
ray, payanio .March 1st, i.:o.
JA.MKS iM. JUITCHKI.I.,
Administrator.
Trains
arrivo and depart from Union
daily, as follows:
CAST KOCNII. I WKST noCNU,
Passenger, No. 4, b've Passenger, No..'!, L'vc
at 0 :!!.' u. m
at 1 :.io p. iu.
Freight, No. 8, b've
FreiRht, No. 7, b've
at 11:1a) p. 111.
at .':.! n. 111
l'llT PT's and trom principal point
1 ivjl, t O hl tlu, c ii i t cd .States, Canada
and l-.urope.
Elegant Cars.
Emigrant Sleeping Cars Hun Through
u E.pros Trains to
OMAHA,
COUNCIL BLUFFS
and ST. PAUL
Free of Charg" and Without Change.
Close connections at Portland for San Fran
cisco and Puget Sound points.
For further particulars inquire of nny
Agent of the Company or of A. L. Maxwell,
(5. P. AT. A., Portland, Oregon.
OCEAN DIVISION.
The Oregon Hallway .t Navigation Co., and
Pacille Coast .steamship Co. will dis
patch Steamers between San Fran
cisco and Portland, as follows:
r'HOM rollTI. Nl. j PROM HN rKANClSCO.
Leaving at 1!! Midn't., L'v'ng Spear st. wh
as follows: 1 at 1(1 u.111 . as follows;
Col'a., Mon. Feb. i Oregon Sun., Keb. .1
Oregon. Fridav Feb 8 State, Thurs., Feb. 7
State, Tuesdnv Feb 12 Col's., Mon., Feb. 11
Col'a Saturday Feb HI Oregon. Fri., Feb. IS
Oregon, Wed., Feb. !!U State, Tiles., Feb. 19
State, Sundav Feb. IM Col'a.. Sat.. Feb. '23
Col'a., Thurs. Feb. 'JS Oregon. Wed. Feb. 27
' ur'yon, Moo. .Mar. -I Mate, tun., .Marco ,1
j Tho company reserves the right to change
steamers or sailing days.
! KATES OF PASSAGE:
I Cabin. JHI.OO Steerage 18.00
' Hound Trip Tickets, Unlimited - 130.00
, Children, under 12 years Hull Fare
Thr dftoir rate inelvtlr Haunt,
W. II. HOI.COMH, I A. L. MAXWELL,
llen'l Manager. I O. P. AT. A,
It, A. llENKDICT, .9,-ciit. Union.
Bine
Moitain Hotel
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L. J. J300TIIE,
LIVERYFEED STABLE,
(Next door to court house and op ositc Union City Hotel.
First-class Double and
die Horses always on hand.
Horses hoarded bv the dav week or month. Good drivers furnshed. Profensdnnal
men waited on at any hour. Oats and hay
BOOTHE & YODEIl Proprietors.
FURNITUR
Wilson &
-Manufacturers of
M Doors mill
I
-Keeps Constantly on
MflUlQlDffS
Bedding, Desks, Office Furniture, etc.
All kinds of Furniture Made, and Upholstering done to order.
WILSON it Mil. 1. HI!,
Dm
I ;l(Mu' I rCY i i4
UNION, -
raw
All kinds of photographic work done in a su
perior manner, and warranted to
give satisfaction.
Jones Bro's.
AND SODA FACTORY,
Cor. Main and B Ms. - Union. Orejion.
SIIKItMAN Jfc KAM5V, l'mjiH. ,
Milliufnriit-ii-M nnd ili.'iliru In s'.l.. U. -
ter, Sarsaparilla. (linger Ale, Cream Soda
and Champagne Cider, Syrup, etc. Or
ders promptly tilled.
City -Meat
t.
Main Street, Union, Oregon,
BENSON BROS. - PROPRIETORS.
Keep constantly on hand
BEEF, PORK- VEAL, MUTTON,
SAUSAGE, HAMS, LARD. Etc.
r
Thomson Ss Pur.pl nro ntronls for
tho celebrated Cyclone Wind Mill, nnd
as tho prices on them huvoheeii L'mit-
ly i-cdueed they are now within the
rcHch of all. Sample mill to ho hccn
at their planer in North Union. Call
and examine it.
T
Kentucky Liauor Store
Marie
Our Readers.
W. A. YODER.
Single lligs and Sad-
for hide.
Miller,
and Dealers in-
Parlor anfl Bed
room Sets,
;e Supply of- -
hand a Large Supply of- -
Main St., Union. Or.
OHEGON.
Artists.
Dwelling limine for Sale.
A dwelling hr.ue and lot, at the Cove,
Oregon. Centrally loeated, near and eon
veiuent to all the schools. Oood cellar,
wood-shed and well. Will he Mld cheap
for cah. Apply to .S. O. WHITE,
S-ilMf Cove. Oregon.
UNION
Tonsorial Parlors
L. J. lirsii K, l'ltorniKTon,
Shaving, Hair-cutting and Sham
pooing, in the Latest style
of the Art,
Shop two doors south of Centennial hotel.
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