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THURSDAY, JAN. 17, 1895.
;took another tack.
Tt is paid that while the legisla
tors were gnthering in a hotel ut
Saloin the other day, one of the
free filter candidates was engaged
in conversation with an Eastern
Oregon legislator, discussing on the
point of blooded race stock. One
nf the candidates friends called
him to one side and whispered that
the legislator was " a preacher.
"That's alright,'' said , and re
turning to the first party he opened
fire with, "Well, how is the Y. XI.
(!. A. coming on up in your sec
tion?" Veiling the strength until the
last moment, the silver candidates
may overcome the gold "only" by
surprise. Bnt if any think that
Joe Simon is not a foxy coon they
are "off their Nannie." The fight
has not begun yet.
There are six "Smiths" in the
legislature, one among them being
"John," and by the way lie is a
democrat, and a senator. J. H.
Smith is also another democratic
senator, while the other four are in
the lower house. Here's to the
Smiths ! There is no Jones and
bat one Johnson there.
Harvey Scott, "Joe" Simon and
H. V Corbet t have invaded the
"Portland One Hundred" field,
gone them one better, are going it
alone, and now poor old "Hun
dred V occupation is gone. By
the way it is about time the com
mittee said something about the
silver question, as their latitude
seems boundless.
The anti-Dolph men wisely re
frained from making a fight on
the presidency of the upper house.
They had no intention of opposing
Simon, an had a skirmish ensued,
H would have shown conclusively
what the silver strength was. The
'fight will come, perhaps too quick,
but 'not until tlieJ.'anti-Doiphs"
. are through, proselyting.. , ,
This paper believes there should
be moie silver coined, and that sil
ver should have rights not subser
, vient to gold. But the papers
which are trying to make capital
out of the Oregonianian's "several
bastardy"quotations, are advancing
point not well taken. The Ore
gonian, knew what it was about
when its astute editor penned those
lines, and the metaphor was all
right. No one with a grain of per
ception or judgment will say that
any "mother's good name" was
questioned. Such a position is ab
surd. Scott knows a thing or two,
nd did, if reports 1 true, years
go, when he ran into camp when
his comrades were fighting Indians.
While republicans were claim
ing the fear of fice trade as ore,
and the greatest cause, of hard
times, they boomed protection in
their numerous organs. This is all
different;, now. The. republican
press has about stopped the rant as
they have discovered that they
were at sea. Once in a while, how
ever, you will find a back number
republican editor who inserts pro
tection poetry in his columns, and
fvrn the Oregonian has discontin
ued printing his article 011 the
5 "Change" which he decreed. Of
cour?e the Oregonian knew what
times were when the assumed
prophecy was made and it. was
v ry easy, to predict. Just as eatft
as it is to predict a a rain when it
commences to sprinkle.
No governor has run the gaunt
let of abuse that has Pennnnyer.
The republican press has heaped
QWufrobrium boundless upon his
t head. He has been heralded from
the I'acifio to the Atlantic as the
king of cranks, yet no one can say
but what he has been a good execu
tive officer He has watched state
xpineKluret sealously, and has
maintained the credit of the state
jji an able manner. True, he has
- Bad some mistakes iij the execu
tive eiyseHybut they were n6t
ir;:r.sivii net. Tbo pardoning
power, he has, perhaps, used to ex
treme, but in these days when the
attorney who prosecutes, and jur
ors who sit in judgment, together
with influential friends embracing
entire communities, sign petitions
for pardon, the governor should
have all the extenuation liberal
minds are credited with. In t
gubernatorial capacity he has per
formed his services well and his
enemies as well as his friends know
it.
When Mitchell was a candidate
for the United States Senate some
years go he was the caucus nomi
nee. The Oregonian then claimed
a caucus vote not binding, and op
posed to republicanism. Now, the
managers of the Dolph campaign
"tolerate" a caucus notion and the
dictator of republican politics in
Oregon doesn't accuse them ot ''sev-
eral bastard v. tie now asserts a
caucus is simon-pure republican
method. Ingenious, gutta-percha
Great Scott 1
IIo.v. S. B. HrsioN has been
appointed a member of the Senate
Committee on Judiciary. His is a
judicious appointment, and he is
peculiarly fitted for to attend to the
duties of such a bod v.
WASHINGTON LETTER.
Washington, D. C, Jan. 11, 1894.
Democratic skies are brighter
just now than they havo been for a
year. The much talked about and
much hoped for getting together f
democrats seems at last to be in a
frir way towards becoming an ac
complished fact. The example of
Senator Hill in going to the White
House and resuming pleasant re
lations with President Cleveland is
being followed by lesser leaders of
the party in congress. It was no
ticable that a better nnd more re
conciliatory spirit was shown by
all the speakers at the democratic
caucus held today than has been
exhibited at any similar gathering
for a long time, and consequently
democrats are looking forward to
future party success with more con
fidence than the nost sanguine of
them have felt sine the opening of
the present session of congress.
One of the most important fac
tors in uniting the democrats of
the house was the unprincipled j
fight which a clique of Wall street
bankers have been making upon
Secretary Carlisle because he would
I not allow them to use him. Secre
tary Carlisle is deservedly popular
with democrats in congres and
out of congress, too, for that mat
ter and many of them determined
to stand by him.
Some of the republican leaders
are indulging in a line of talk that
they will regret inside of " six
months. They are saying that the
only trouble with the treasury is
that caused by a revenue insuffic
ient to meet the expenditures of the
government, and that the deficit is
caused by the new tariff law. That
is just the talk to suit the demo
crats, who know that a? soon as
the treasury begins to realize from
the duty on sugar, which is just
beginning to come in largely, and
on the income tax, which will sonn
be collectable, the receipts of the
government will be in excess of the
expenditures. It will be amusing
to see these republicans when con
fronted by their present talk a few
months hence.
There is much talk of the attempt
that is expected to be made in the
senate to render the income tax in
operative by dropping the appro
priation for its collection, which is
in the urgency appropriation bill
which has been passed by the
house; but Senator Cockrell, chair
man of the senate appropriation
committee, says it is nothing but
talk and that be is confident that
the appropriation will be made.
Secretary Carlisle is so confident!
that the appropriation will be
made that he is now sending in
come tax blanks to the internal
revenue collectors.
Some of the numerous men who
are always going off half-cocked
were probably responsible for the
rumor which was current a few
days ago and was widely tele
graphed from Washington, to the
effect that the administration had
withdrawn the demand it had
made upon Spain to cease discrimi
nating against American flour ship
ped to Cuba, under penalty of hav
ing the sugar of Cuba and Porto
Rico shut out of the United
States. The originator of
that rumor got his facts exact
ly reversed. Instead of having
withdrawn its demand unon
the Spanish govermentthe admin
istration has reiterated it in stronger
language, and accompanied it with
a notice that a prompt reply must
De given or the President would
without further warning issue a pro
clamation against the sugar of
Cuba and Porto Rico.
It has been informally decided bv
the Senate Finance committee that'
no tariff amendment of any sort
should be taken up at this session,
and the administration is thrown
upon its own resources in dealing
., I
with the retaliation and threatened
retaliations of European nations
because of the differential duty on
sugar, which everybody admits
ought to be repealed".
COURT HOUSE NEWS.
COMMISSIONERS COI HT.
The following claims were allowed at
the January, 1895 term of said court:
V V Annans, State cases,
W H Wehrumr. Grand iurvexnert
$7-50
55-co
44.00
5-
26.34
14.88
I V E Brock,
hred Dung Roads
C W Hendricks "
Tigardville Lumber Co. "
J R Mays a Sons Paupers
5.00
W B Brock, Stationery and Medicine 9.30
F J Habcock Post G A R Indigent 14.99
J W Sappington, one month 's salary 50 to
J W Sapping ton, Postage stamps .50
Forest Grove Times Printing 5.00
V A Bond, Snpt. & Asst. Sal. 117.50
V A Lamlaw Paupers &c 10.25
Hillsboro L & V Co, Light & water 47 16
W Pointer, Repairs in jail a. 75
I, A Whitcomb Janitor 30.00
R Vincent Roads 24.22
Nelson a Clendenning " 25 .55
B L McCorniick Recorder & dep'y
sa lanes 17500
McCorniick Postage stamps 2.50
j Patterson, carpet tor Co court room
7025
Hue lies & Williams, carriage for County
court insp't'g roads & for Grand jury 8.50
jo L sears state cases 4.05
A V Sexton Paupers 397. 10
Wm Benson repairs C. H. & J. 3 00
w A Uoodin Bridges 15.00
Ambrose Porter Roads 50.34
H P Ford Sheriff & dep'y sal. 275 00
HP Ford, expenses outside county 28.35
Boge & Ennes Roads 12 65
B P Wells State cases 4 35
Bailey & Linklater St't'y & Medicine 9.00
L Janin, Bridges 110.00
M L Vincent, drawing jury list 3.00
G M Hinies, drawing ury list 3.
J F La Bert y drawing jury list 2.
J I Knight drawing jury list 3.
T S Weatherred drawing jury list 2.
L A Whitcomb drawing jury list a.
W S Hudson drawing jury" list 3.
S S Lenox drawing jury list a.
C W Hudson drawing jury list a.
Hillsboro Pub Co Printing &c 16.50
John Northnip State cases 3.20
John Nortnrup Circuit court 15.
John Northrup Paupers 10.
B P Cornelius, Judges sal I quarterns.
B P Cornelius, Postage & telephoning 2.90
H P Ford, Prisoners' board 85.28
R BGoodin, Clerk's and dep't sal 250.
R B Goodin, P'fge st'ps&expres'ge 3.75
Kosa rrost, fail per s 5.
D B Reasoner, county commissioner:
5 days attending court $3 dy 15 00
I day inspecting roads 3.00
I day for horse on road 2 00
Mileage attending court 4.00
T. G. Todd, county commissioner:
5 days attending court tx V dy I 00
2 days inspecting roads 6.00
2 days for horse on roads 4 00
Mileage attending court 1.80
The following minims were con
tinued: Geo P Barnard fe Co, chair 9. "
B C Irwin & Co, canvas covers 5.
Glass & Prudhome letterpress 45.
J C Hare, Koads 28.22
C E Deicliman, assessing and col
lecting revenue 102.
Hughes & Williams, livery bill 7.
S B Crow, rebate on trial fee 12.
H P Ford, rebate 35.67
Claims disallowed:
H P Ford, expense account 52.00
li B Goodin, assistants during cir
cuit court 63.00
MISCELLANEOUS.
The December reports of Clerk
Goodin, Recorder McCorniick, Cor
oner Wood and Sheriff' Ford were
examined and approved.
The request of the Alliance Trust
Company, presented by T. D Hum
phreys, for rebate on mortgage tax
es, was disallowed.
Veiwers were appointed, and Co.
Surveyor Wilkes was instructed to
survey and report on the advisabil
ity of vacating a portion of county
road no 319.
E. H. Godwin was granted a free
scholarship in the State Agricult
ural College.
PROBATE,
The bond of G. H. Phelps, a ad
ministrator of the estate of Amos
H. Phelps, Dec'd., was approved,
and letters granted.
SUPERVISORS APPOINTED.
Road supervisors were appointed
as follows: E A Eddy, Dist. No 1 ;
Fred Langer, 2; John D Howell, 3;
Moses Dillaboy, 4; F M Hill. 6;
John WTigard, 7; J D Hite, 8: A
Johnson, 9; G W Stitt. 10; Hans
Rasmussen, 11; P Peterson, 12; W
Nelson, 13; Jacob Reichen. 14; John
Josb, 16;SamMoou,17; J BMcNew,
18; H F Gordon, 19, I) C Stewart
20; W Crow'ther, 21; John Heister,
22; A B Todd, 23; Harry Ball, 24;
James Cuinmings, 25; W C Kert
son, 26; H Diloeigcr, 27; Jasper
Clark, 28; H F Johnson, 29;TECor
nelius,30;V H McCormit k,31 : Fred
Durig; 32; H T Buxton, 33; Charles
True, 34; Adam Hergert, 35;E Heit
inan, 3(5; J Miller, 37; J O Gustin,
38; M S Hunter, 89; Win Norton,42;
T tt Goodin, 43; Chab Hall, 44; 8
Hollenbeck,45; Jas Hutchinson ;46;
Brice Wilson, 47; C B Roe, 48; Don
ald Martin, 50: J C Beach, 40; J B
Stewart, 5; W A Scott, 41; John
Raycraft, 49; G T lied rick, 51;
David Wanger, 52; J J Morgan, 53.
NOTICE.
A 1. 1, persons i ndebted to late fl rm of
Williams t tSewoll ate respectfully
asked to call ut the office In the old stand
and settle at once.
Hillsboro, Oregon. September 20, 18M.
26" Wiluams&8wli
Notice for Publication.
Land Orru s at Omans Otv. Ub.I
Dec. at, lSM f
XTOTICK in hereby iriveii that the fol
ll Ion lnx-imnied settlor h: tiled notice
ill his intention to mukn II mil proof in
support !' hi claim, and that saul proof
mil ue mam- ouiure me liepmirr nun Ko-
ceiveroi me Latin) union at Orrison l itv,
Ore , on February 14, isya, vl:
John J . Hvharer,
Pro. 1). S. Xo. 7!0! for the j of x w
and w S of K k i sm'tion 1 T 3 N a w.
He imnuvi the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of suid land, vis:
William M. Wutrous, of Ulcnwood, Ore.
Miles Wulrons,
Justus D. strait,
Adam Ktilton,
40-0 Kobert A. Millkii, llegiater.
CITATION.
In the County Court of the State of Ore
gon, for the County of Washington.
In the matter of the estate of Patrick
McQuudu, deceased, Citation.
To Charles J. O'lteilv, Tat rick Dunn, Klixa
or iwoki viiiiii, iiruigct Carrol, and all
others, unknown, Interested In suid es
tate, Greeting:
IN THE NAME OK THK STATE OV
Oregon, You are hereby cited mid re
quired to apjiear in the County Court of
the State of Oregon, for the County ot
Washington, at the court room thereof, ut
Hillsboro, in the county of Washington,
on Monday the 2lst day of Januury, ISO,
at o'clock, in the forenoon of that
day.tben ami there to show cause why an
order should not be inude to sell so much
or the real estate, or the whole therofof
said deceased, situtae in Washington Coun
ty, Oregon, und described us follows, to
wit: Commencing at the i section comer
on the south side of section 21, Tp. I, S. It.
1 W.j thence north 10.00 chains to a stuke,
thence X. 67 3tf W. 5.34 chains to the
center of county road j thence S. 40 13 V.
687-100 rods; thence east imrallel to the
above north line la 50-100 rods; thence
south X530" W. 42.50 rods to the south
line of section '.'4; tlienee east along suid
section line, H.73 chains to the pluce of be
ginning, containing six acres, more or less,
as prayed for in the tition of Charles J.
O Reilly, administrator of the estate of Pat
rick McQuade, und tiled herein, und that
this citalio;. be published for four success
ive weeks in 'Ihe Agues, a newspaper of
general circulation published in said Coun
ty. Witsesf ,The Hon. It P. Cornelius, Judge
of the county court of the state of Oregon,
for the county of Washington with the seal
of suid court ultixed, this 17th day of De
cember, A. 1. 1804. Attest:
" K. B. Goodin,
39-5 Clerk.
ANDERSON & TUPPER,
(Successor to C R Mead)
EXPRESS!
Makes regular trips to Portland on
Mondays, W ednesdaya, and Fridays, re
turning on Tuesdays, Thursdavsand Sat
U1WB All business entrusted to him
will be promptly and careful Iv .itn.n.loH
to. Freight ami exnioxs mtna ri.,w,m,ii.in
Leave orders with h
oral Tiik Abocs. '
Notice of Final Settlement.
NOTICK is hereby given that the under
signed ussignee of the estate of Jacob
Anderson, an insolvent debtor has filed in
- Vrcuit Court of the State of Oregon for
Washington County, his tintil account as
such assignee and such liiml account will
be heard und passed upon bv the judge of
said court on Friday lieceiu'ber71 1S94.
Dated this Nov. 7, 184.
w. II. Wehrung,
Assignee of Iheestateof Jucob Anderson.
Insolvent lebtor.
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Each cigar has a lahel wrapper and the party bringing in the most
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Expenses are very moderate. The fall term begins Sep
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thozsas McClelland,
- forest Qrove Oregon.
Pardon Us I
But there is no reason to think
that Schulnierich & Son are
lettinuiipcii trade bee use tin v
suid a lot of goods before
Christum.
The Rest
Of the Winter Slock in put in
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leclion. We Are Taking
Every pains to please the
tasies and satisfy the demands
of our palrona. The success
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and your
licitcd ly.
further trade is bo-
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U.S. II FIDEL.
HIiXSBORO, ... OREGON,
Notice For Publication.
Land Owe t Orkoom CiTr, Or.i
Den. 'JO, l!)l.i
TyrOTICE is hereby given that the follow
1 ing-iiamed settler has tiled notice of his
intention to make final proof in support of
1 is claim, and that said proof will lie made
before -the County Clerk of Washington
county at Hillsboro, Or., 011 February 9.
18So, viz:
Carl Itoreni,
If. E. Xo. 773D for the a of s w M and
w H of s 1 54 section 8 t 2 11 r 4 w.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous resilience upon and
cultivation of suid land, viz:
Nicholas Hothn.an, of Haywurd, Oregon.
Vincenz Dolo, '
Christian Fellong, " "
Donald McMillan. ' "
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Otneatn HlUaboro Puarmaer. Resi
dence aait of Court Houaa. Offle boura
from a. in. to 6 p. m. at Pharntaoy whaa
not vUUInir, before and aiUr Utai Uioa at
roaldanee.
r. a. aAii.ir, m.d. p. 1. aaiLar, ...
DRS. F. A. AND F. J. BAILEY,
Physiciana, Surgeona and Accoochert.
Ofllco in IlllUlioro Pharmaey. Real
donce loutu-wcwt corner Baaellno and
Beixind. All call promptly attended day
or night.
JAMES PH1LUPPI TAKKSlt M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Burgeon Southern Paclfle Railroad Co,
Consultation In Krenrh or Kngllah. Offloa
and rcnidonca aouth of Main near Sd tL.
UilUboro, Orf
WILKES BROS.
ABSTRACTORS and SURVEYORS.
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peolivlty.
Llndaay Block, two door north of the
poatofflo. Baeoud at,, HlUaboro, Or.
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