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NINTH YEAR
HEPPNER, MORROW COUNTY, OREGON, TUESDAY, MARCH 29, 1892.
NO. 475.
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HE DELEGATES to Morrow's re
publican convention met at the
court house last Saturday moroioe at
10:30, and were called to order by O. E.
Farnsworth, obairuian of tbe county
oentral oommittee. 8. N. Morgan was
ohoaen temporary chairman and A. W.
Patterson temporary secretary.
The delegates from various preoinots
were called tor tbnt the chairman might
appoint bis committees. From tbe rep
resentation he made the following selec
tions: PermanoBt organization, S. P.
GarriKues, F. J. Hallook and G. V.
Lord; order of business, Feter Brenner,
E. S. Cox and F. M. Holmes; credentials, i
J. S. Bootbby, Geo. Ely and J. 8 Royse;
resolutions, T. E. Fell, A. G. Bartbolo.
mew and Geo. Conser. These were in
structed to bring in their reports at 1:30
p. m., after whioh convention adjourned.
AFTERNOON.
The body was oalled to order by
Chairman Mi rgan and in tbe absenoe of
A. W. Patterson Geo. Thornton, acted as
secretary.
The committee on credentials reported
the representation as correot from the
various precincts. Pine city and Castle
Rock held uo primaries and consequent
ly had no representation. The delegaieb
were as follows: Heppner, Geo. Conser,
T. R. Howard, Frank Gilliam, T. W.
Ayers, Jr., and 8. P. Garrigues; Mount
Vernon, F. J. Hallock, Steve Lalande
and Dan Horuor witb a full vote eaob,
and T. E. Fell, W. P. Dutton, Mat Lich
tenthal and M. Beaman eaob with a half
vote; Gentry, W. B. Potter, Jay Devio,
8. N. Morgan and JoeJ Reotor, with
Johnny Elder's proxy; Dairy, J. 8.
Boyse, Jas. Wyland, W. E.Kauler, E. S.
Cox and. Geo. Robinson; Eight Mile,
Peter,Br.enner J. iLSouufe, U..Hoel
er and Jiicl. xvoocu jjexiagiou, u.-jm.
Peck, John Ca-rmiohael, iT'H Boothljy,
E. D. Palmer: lone. Paul Reitmau, H.
M. Thornton and A. W. Balsiger : Lena,
A. J. Cook, with Jerry Brosuan's proxy;
Dry Fork, N. R. MoNey and Frank
Holmes: Alpine, A. G. Bartholomew and
A. Andrews; Matteson, Wesley Baird,
with Jas.Talbert's proxy; Wells Springs,
Geo. Lord and Isa Brown ; Cecil, Geo.
Ely and E. L. Probst. The report of the
oommittee was adopted.
The committee on permanent organ
ization reoommendett a. Si. Morgan as
permanent chairman and T. W. Ayers,
Jr., as permanent secretary. Hon. T. E.
Fell was afterwards chosen as assistant
secretary. Report adopted.
The oommittee on order of business
recommeudod that nominations be made
in the following order: representative.
county judge, clerk, sheriff, commission
er full term, commissioner for vacancy,
HOhool superintendent, treasurer, county
surveyor, assessor, oorouer, delegates and
alternates to the state convention
Report adopted.
The oommittee on resolutions present
ed the following:
Resolved, That tbe delegates from
Morrow county to the republican con
gressional oouveution use all honorable
means to secure the nomination of VV. R
Ellis as candidate for aongress from the
second district of Oregon.
T. E. Feu,, 1
Geo. Conskb, Com.
A. G. Baktiiolomkw, )
Tbe report was adopted uuauiinotiely.
On motion it was decided to ballot in
formally as a means of bringing out the
various candidates. Also that the vote
be collected by preoinots.
W. B. Potter and F. J. Hallock were
appointed tellers. The convention then
proceeded to ballot for
REPRESENTATIVE.
Tho informal ballot showed J. N.
Brown 22', J. F. Willis 10'$ and A. M
Guun 8. Mr. Gunn withdrew in favor of
Mr. Willis. The formal ballot showed
2G for Brown and 17 for Willis. Mr.
Brown was declared the nominee for
representative.
coun ry JUDGE.
The informal ballot placed the follow
ing peraons in tbe field: Wm. Rlair 8,
Andrew Rood H, A; O. Bartholomew 5,
J. B. Ely lij and John Handy 1. The
first formal bullot gave Hood 20, Ely
19' and Blair 3. There being no oboice
a second bullot was taken resulting as
follows: Hood 23, Ely 19 and blank 1.
Hood declared the nominee.
CLERK.
The informal ballot showed blank 5,
Prof. T. C. Aubrey Jan. Wyland 3
and Hallock 1. On motion the ballot
was made formal, Mr. Aubrey being the
nominee.
HHERIVF.
On the informal ballot N. H. MoVey
received 23; Harrington II) and blank 1.
Tbe result of tbe formal ballot was:
McVey 21, Harrington and blank
1. Mr. Harrington' withdrew and Mr
McVey was declared the choice of tbe
convention.
OOMMISHIONKIl (FULL TERM).
The informal ballot for commissioner,
resulted as follows: F. M. Ciurter, 3;
John Handy, 18; D. N. Hardman, 20;
Peter BrenDer, 1. The formal ballot re
sulted in the choosing of Mr. Hardman
by a vote of 29 to Mr. Handy's 14. Ou
motion Mr, Handy was chosen unani
mously for the
SHORT TERM COMMISSIONER,
Caused by the resignation of H. M.
Vaughn. It seemed to be the general
desire of the convention to have a com
missioner at eaob end of theoounty.
SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT.
On informal ballot, W. L. SBling re
ceived 29 votes, Sfiss Inez Voruz, 12,
blank, 2. On motion the ballot was
made formal and Mr. Saling declared
the Dominee.
TREASURER.
The informal ballot showed the follow
ing vote: W. J. Leezsr, 23; S. Van Duyn.
3; Henry Soherzinger, 11. The regular
ballot resulted as follows: Leezer, 28;
Van Dayn, 1; Soherzinger, 14. Leezer
declared tbe nominee.
SURVEYOR.
Isa Brown was really the only candi
date, so, after an informal ballot, whioh
showed his Btrength to be 33 out of a
total of 43 votes, the ballot was made
regular, and Mr. Brown declared the
nominee.
ASSESSOR.
This was a horse of another oolor, and
was stubbornly contested to a finish.
The informal vote showed: J. S. Young.
20; Cook, 2; W. W. Smead, 18; blank. 3.
The first formal ballot showed : Young,
21; Smead, 21; blank, 1, The next, and
decisive vote resulted in Young gettiug
20 votes, while Smead received 23, and
was declared the nominee.
CORONER.
' There was some fun over the selection
of a ouudidate to this ollice. The in
formal ballot showed Tom Morgan,
vote; A. G. Bartholomew, 2; T. W.
Ayers,Jr.,12;I R. Esteb, 1; S.P. Garri
gues, 1; Geo. Conser, 1; Hou. T. E. Fell,
11; C. Burnett, 1; W. P. Dutton, 5;
A. M. Gunn, 1; E. J. Slooum, 2; Dr.
Shipley, 2 ; Dr. Blalock, 1. The woods
was apparently full of candidates, but
all, with the exception of Tom Morgan
aDd Dr. Blalock, were desirous of mukiDg
the vote formal, declaring T. W.
Ayors, Jr., the nominee.
STATE DELEGATES AND ALTERNATES.
The informal vote was as follows: O.
E. Farnsworth, 2G4; Geo. Conser, 32
Peler Brenner, lbK; Hon. T. E. Fell,
24Ki Horner, 9; F. J. Hallock,
Uri ''ft jRjoatrjjijs; y"B "wi
E". k.'iiox.i'&ifAj; A. Roberts, 2; blank, 1;
J-.'"N.". Brown, 6J; W. R.-Ellis, 1." On
motion the four persons having tbe
highest number of voles were declared
delegates to the state convention, and
the four next highest alternates.
The delegates are: 0. E. FainBworth,
Geo. Conser, T. E. Fell and Peter Bren
ner; alternates D. W. Hornor, F. J.
Halluck, Otis Patterson nni E. J
Hloottm. Mr. Brown was, by vote chosen,
but as he could not altcnd, resigned in
favor of the neit highest man, Ed. 8.
Cox, who in turn resigned iu favor of E.
J. rilooum.
CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
The delegates of the various precincts
weie requested to name their committee
men. They stand as follows: Heppner,
O. E. Farnsworth; Mount Vernon, Steve
Lalunde; Gentry, 8. N. Morgan ; Lena,
Joe Luckman; Matteaon, I. C. Large;
Dairy, W. E. Knhler; Eight Mile, A. H.
Hooker ; Lexington, J. 8. Bootbby ; lone,
H. M.Thornton; Ceoil, ; Dry
Fork. I. R. Esteb: Wells Springs, G. W.
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'"THERE are but few in Morrow oounty,
or, in faot, in Eastern Oregon, who
have ever passed through Heppner that
are not familiar with the City hotel stand,
so long run by E. Minor, of this place, and
otherB. For years it was the leading
hotel of the town. Recently, Mr. W. J.
Leezer, o( this place, took oharge of the
business, and at & great expense baa
placed it, pre-eminently, and to the ex
ception of none, in the list of Heppner's
best hotels. To be sure, it is a frame
building, but from cellar to garret and
office to kitchen, the oarpenter, painter,
paper-baDger and house furnisher have
most liberally applied the tools of their
respective trades till it shines like the
new dollar of our daddies, fresh from
the mint. The offioe, parlors, bedrooms,
kitchen, dining-room, etc, are models of
neatness, spaciousness and oomtort.
Every part has received that attention
neoessary to render it what one would
expect in a first-class hotel.
Mr. W. J. Leezer, the graoious and
accommodating host, is uo stranger in
these parts, having located at Umatilla
Jun. 6, 1871. Mr. Leezer came directly
from his old home in Riishville, Sohuvler
oounty, 111., and immediately embarked
in the tinware and Btove business, con
tinuing up to Jan. 1, 1880, when he oame
to Heppner, resuming his former busi
ness, adding shortly afterward a stock of
hardware. Last June he sold out to bis
partner, P. C. Thompson, and shortly
afterward completed arrangements to
take oharge of the city hotel .
Mr. Leezer was the first treasurer ot
Morrow connty, receiving the appoint-
uieut under Gov. Moody in 1885, whin
the county was first formed He re
cently received another evidence of the
faith of the republicans, at least, by b
mg otitjaeu .the nominee for the same,
olhce.
Mrs. Leezer superintends, in person,
tho oare of rooms, and every little detail
is oarefully looked after with that neat
nesB and nicety charncterintioof a modal
housewife. She has in her employ Miss
Ella Gibbs, of this oounty, a moat com
petent person.
The diniDg room is under the CBreof
Messrs. Art Ammerman and Frank Holt,
who are ever alert that no guest shall
leave their department until tbe "inner
man" has bad satisfactory attention.
Mr. Sam Leezer, a brother of W. J.'s,
is the day olerk, while "Uncle" Jas. De
pew attends to wants of night customers.
We bespeak for Mr. Leezer a liberal
patronage, as he deserves, from his
neighbors and friends of long standing,
as well as the general traveling public
Lord; Alpine, A. G. Bartholomew; Pine
City, ; Castle Rock, .
The meeting adjourned sine die after a
harmonious session. The ticket selected
seems to be giving general satisfaction
among the republicans.
Tlionsands of Buttering Women.
Delicate women who complain of a
tired feeling, pains in the baok and
loins, desire to sleep, painful or imp
Dressed menstruation, will find in Ore-
goD Kidney Tea a faithful friend. It
can be relied on in every instance to
give immediate relief in kidney and
urinary troubles. Thousands of Wo
men are sulleriug every day from somo
disorder of the kidneys or liver, who
might be permanently cured by nsing
Oregon.Kidney Tea.
EIGHT MILE ITKMH.
Hon. T. J. Matlock returned from Port
land last Friday night, leaving bis son,
Jimmie, in au improved condition, Mr.
Matlock says that Joe Williams and
"Uncle" Jack Morrow are almost well,
and will be home before long. The
wenlherwiiH somewhat blustery during
his stay there typical Wehfoot mists, etc.
LIST OF LKTTKKS
ADVF.KTISBfi AT HKl'I'NIill I'OSTOl'FN.'K
March at, !!:
RlminmiH, Mary E -rtlcepcr,
II K I
Ilrsntley, John VV
Hlmlnotis. George
Ward, Bun
Roberts, Lee VV
A. MALLOaY, 1
M.
James Key n olds, from School P.O.,
'way baok in Missouri, writes out that
he wants tba Gazette, He is desirous of
knowing more about our oountrv. The
Gazette is undor the impression that Mr.
Reynold's first authentic information
concerning this oountrv was gleaned
through a oopy of the paper containing
one of the county write-ups.
Wm. Ingram has rented tho Staoe
Roberts plaoe for two years.
School begins in the MoBee distriot
Mouduy, with Miss Thomas as teacher.
The girls are pleased to hear of W. U
MoKimmey. He is in Wttterbury, Conn.
The bills are oovered with the beauti
ful buueh-grass aud stook are doing well.
Luther Huston has sown thirty aorcs
of Bod witb barloy that wits broken this
spring.
Mr, Andrew Hum is giving good satis
faction teaching school at Eight Mile
Center.
Chas. Haines is visiting friends in
Eight Mile, and will soon leave for
Hpukaiie.
A. W. Saling has bought a gang plow
aud is turning tbe bunchgrass over with
great rapidity.
I think tbe oharges against Bud Ingra
hntu and Clias. hi an toll in the Bachelors'
Club wero unjust and should be rejected.
Chas. ltepuas has quit blacksmitbing
and is now engaged in farming. He
thinks there ib more profit in the latter
than in tbe former.
Mr. J. M. Saling has filed Buit against
Ueman Caldwell for "knocking his ear
oil'." The Bachelors' Club will act on the
ouse next Saturday.
The people awoke this morning after a
pleasant rest and found mother earth
enrobed in a pure, snow-white garment,
emblematic of the robe we shall wear
alter this lifo is over, if we but obey the
conituaiidinwits of our Savior.
Our preacher is doiug much good for
ns, ami it is hoped the good work may
Btill continue. The people ought to ap-preclude-
a church and beip witb all their
might to eKtablish one. T. Taouao.
Eioiit Mile, March 27, 18112.
Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S, Gov't Report.
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