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E ast Vol. 4—No. 84 THE HERALD H erald O regon BURNS, GRANT COUNTY, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JULY 18, 1888. i S'- $2.50 a Year. The amendment offered to strike LAKEVIEW ADVERTISEMENTS. the section out of the bill, was voted It wasjm the evening of Jan. 11, down by 6 majority, and Harrison A Newspaper Vrluted Hume." V.*J. MIIXR11. W. A. WILSHIRB, J. HAT. MuDOOM, 1879, that Harrison’s views on the was one of thoBe who voted for the Lakeview, Or. Burns, Or. THE TOWN OF LAKEVIEW ! ATTORNEY-AT-tAW. Chinese question first came into anientfment—Page 3,264. Lako Co., Oregon. WILSHIRE & HUDSON. PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY Hurney Cliy-, Oregon. 1 prominence. The citizens of Cali A strong fight was made on sec AS IT IS VOICED BY ITS LOCAL NEWSPAPER & THE HERALD. BY I Will practice in all the State Courts. fornia had presented a memorial to tion 15, which specified that all la -tf Attorneys-at-Law congress asking for protection borers, skilled or unskilled, and mi BUSINESS MEN abroad sec that LAKEVIEW, Lake co., Or., contains: 1 newspaper; 2 hotels, D. L. GRACE, LAKEVIEW AND BÜRN8. OK. 1 grocer: 2 saloons; 1 brewery; 1 undertaker; 2 laundries; 2 furniture store; 1 shoe shop; 1 meat against the hordes of Chinese that ners, should be excluded. The ene market; 8 lawyers: 8 physicians: 1 surveyor. 1 land agent; 1 dentist; 1 drugstore; 1 jeweler; 2 This firm practices in the courts of ths Stats, ELITE SALOON. P ublisher AND P roprietor . before the U. ». I<and Offics. Any land ! were swarming to her shores. Mr. mies of the bill wanted ‘artisans’ blacksmiths; 2 harness shops; 1 livery stable; 1 bakery; 3 geueral merchandise stores; 1 bath and Office or other business entrusted to them will 1 milliner shop; 1 real estate agent; 1 saw-ifiill. Also, 2 Masonic lodges; 1 Good Tem receive prompt attention. SUBSCRIPTION KATES: Harrison read an essay, entitled: admitted, while its friends declared house: ar lodge; 8 Odd Fellows’ lodges; 1 United Working Men’s lodge. flTLAND CASES SOLICITED. One Year , |3.00 W. COATSWORTH - P roprietor “The Chinese in America,” before a that all Chinese laborers would Hix Months, .50 Three Months 75 ' literary society in Indianopolis, claim to be artisans, and thus defeat Harney, Oregon. One Year (In advance-) .2.50 ATTORNEY, HARDWARE. CROCKERY ! Ind., in which he argued that the the purpose of the bill. The amend HERALD CLUB LIHT: GEO. S. SIZEMORE - - B urns , O b . | Californians were not in earnest, ment admitting artisans was car —AND— PRACTICAL SURVEYOR. Herald and The Century, one year and that even if they were congress Herald and ST. Nicholas, .......... 4.75 ried by 1 vote, and Harrison voted Herald and Demo rest Magazine, one year 3.75 had no authority to grant their re for it.. Herald and Peterson Magazine “ 3.75 3.75 Hemld and Gotley’s Lady s Book “ T. V. B. EMBREK,M.D. quest; and that e van if congress had Herald and West Shore “ — 4.00 Senator Edinundi. _____ _ offered then A. J. BROWN. lieraid and Alden’s Mauifold Cyclopedia,..2.tN the power to stop Chinese immigra an amendment • Eae>» •»duiMonal volume after Vol. I, 55 cou.fi; ment TTiat^ th*^ ^laborers” H. SCHMINCK LAKEVIEW, OREGON. 1(1 cents exvr«. px,r-ror.K;'-e, postage. Any and all kinds of surveying done on short : tion, it ought not to do so, as he be should mean those engaged in man notice, and satisfaction guaranteed. 4—5—ly lieved that Chinese would make ual labor. This was defeated by 8 ADVERTISING HATES: Dr. S. B. McPheeters. —MANUFACTURER OF TINWARE.— just as good citizens as the Irish, majority, Harrison voting for it. mo 3 mo 6 rno - yr. STACK wk 2 wk PHYSICIAN A SURGEON. Germen or other foreigners. 1 inch 11 50 < 2 50 |ó 00 ♦•s 00 111 00 Edmunds then offered another Farmers need not incur the expense and delay of sending off for ßLACKSMlfJ] Office at W. E. Grace’s Drug Store. 1-ly «00 1 DO 6.50 12 0) lx.oo 2 “ That Mr. llanison expressed « “ 8.50 5 0U N 00 15 00 24.00 Agricultural Implements, as this House keeps a full stock at Fair amendment to kill section 14, which 4 “ 4 50 6 00 10 10 •ZÜ 00 L2.00 only his honest convictions, has forbade naturalization of Chinese. Prices. Citizens will find here as complete a line of Hardware and —AND— > . Col. 6 00 y (ri 15.00 23 0J 4 3 00 ^3 <X) 43 0J «U.OO Crockery as in any other establishment in this section of country. :: 20 12.00 00 ;.o lt». OU ou 40.00 never been questioned. 60 00 110 00 J. G. Welch, M. D. This amendment was beaten by 9 W-TINWARE OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS MADE TO ORDER. C ALL AND SEE GOODS. In 1880, a republican legislature i ;^e8)“narriBon~voting’for it’ jap-LIberal reiluotion to «11 vently «dver j Office at residence South of T he H erald Build WAGONMAKER, ing. ly tlseifi. Call at Office, or write to Publisher. having been elected in Indiana, Mr. j — The — bill passed by 31 majority, • «JT’Cu'ß charged extra, according to space; j Harrison was chosen U. 8. senator. I Harrison voting against it; it then Done hut metal base admitted. H arney , O r . gHp*As we stereotype all our advertisements ' J. W. NORTON He served one term and was a can-1 went to the President, who signed Practical Surveyor allchanges after lut four publications, >1 each. | Advertising in local columns, 10c a line. , didate for a re-election in 1886, but it, and it became a law. A. L. CONNOR f^^Marriage, birth, and death announce i {-o->------ was defeated by Dan’l Voorhees. rnents free. Such items solicited ns news. Any and all kinds of surveying done on short In the forty-eighth congress an Liberal rates offered to religious, social,' notice and reasonable terms. ttp* 8ettlers During his six years in the sen other Chinese bill passed, but Har- aiideducatioiial Jiodies. ' FIRST-CLASS BRANDS MADE TO wishing to be located, can have plats furnished ate, Mr. Air. narneon Harrison had Dad ample op- rigon wa „ abgent He however free of charge. ORDER ON SHORT NOTICE. JOB WORK. portunitics to show just where he | gtatcd through the indianopolis i stood on the Chinese question, and Journal that he had done all he Every style of Job Work executed with neat I ng^TIas au Improved TIRE SETTER, with 25 M iles S outh of L akeview . ness mid dispatch, and at reasonable rates: ! in every instance he proved that could to defeat it, and, if present, Meat Market i which he can 6€t any kind of tire . Pamphlets, P* sters. Circulars, Letter Heads, Bill Heads, Envelopes, his mind was fully made up that * .............. . .................... .... I A. SNIDER L akeview , O regon . ON A CASH BASIS. would have voted against it. Cards, Ticke s, Note lleaas, Statements, I the people of the Coast were wrong, CANYON CITY ADVERTISEMENTS. Dodge; a. Etc. Memorauua, Invitations, SUMMARY. E. Todd, Proprietors. Office material. Job Stock, .Stereo | or incapable of judging what was typing Outfit, <kc.. are all new. The mechani Is prepared to furnish all kinds of, fresh In summming up Harrison's re cal department is in charge of prime.s bred to meats, sausage, etc. Leave your order. * > C. A. SWEEK, ! best for their section of the Union. cord in the U. S. senate on the Chi the business, which is an assurance that orders will be correctly filled. In the first term of the forty- nese question, we find that he op ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. j seventh congress, Senator J. F. Mil posed the Coast senators in every T he H erald is kept regularly on C’e for re CANYON CITY, OREGON Saddle and Harness Shop. PAYS HIGHEST MARKET PRICE FOR GRAIN. ference, in me Gr.>. 1’. Rowell Newspaper Ad ler introduced a bill restricting the instance, and voted: vertising Bureau, 10 Spruce si.. New York. i immigration of Chinese laborers for' To admit Chinese ‘skilled’ labor. This Mill is in fine condition for turning out Superior Work. Is in charge of a First-class Miller. J. C. WELCOME - P roprietor . OFFICIAL DIRECTORY. BURNS, OREGON. 20 years. The fu!' report of the To admit Chinese artisans. WE GUARANTEE OUR FLOUR, introduction, discussion and action national : W-A-T-C-H-M-A-K-E-R .Grover Cleveland« President To change the time of restriction on this bill can be readily seen in Vancahcy! Vice-President. The Highest Prices will be paid for Wheat. Highest Rates will be paid in exchange for -AMD— Tlics. F. Bayard , JASPER DAVIS P roprietor . Congressional Record, volume 1, from 20 to 10 years. Secretary of State Chas. N. Fairchild Secretary of Treasury W.T. Viias Secretary of Interior Against the bill restricting the Jeweler. part 1, beginning on page 630. .Win. < . Endicott Secretary of ar OATS, WHEAT, AND HARLEY. W. C. Whitney -DEALER IN- Feerctary of Navy immigration of Chinese. The bill was reported back from Don M. Dickinson Postmaster GencrrJ CHAS. SAMPSON - - B urns , ...... A. II. Garland --------- Q--------- Attorney General the committee with a number of To sustain the President’s veto. OF-C ali . and S ee for Y ourselves beio ' E T rading E lsewhere STATE—ORF GON: Groceries and Merchandise. amendments, which were taken up To strike from the Page bill the ( J. X. Dolph, (R) U. S. Senators I J. II. Mitch«ll,<IQ ■ and considered one by one. Binger Hermann, (R) section prohibiting naturalization Congresfiman Red Front Livery & it Bylvt ster l’ennoyer, (I)) An amendment by Senator Hoar, of Chinese. Governor ’ Geo. W. McBride, rIt) Secretary of State G. W. Webb, (D; Treasurer of Massachusetts, to admit Chinese Stable. - - ‘ Paoratmm J. B. McElroy, (K) Again, to admit ‘skilled’ laborers bupt. Public Irctructlun W C. BYRD Frank Baker skilled laborers, was defeated by a State Printer A C. ‘ 8H BUSINESS AT BED- R. 8. Strahan, (D) and artisans. Supreme Judges i Wni. I'. Lord, (R) small majority. But Harrison 7 W. W. Thayer, (b) To allow Chinese admitted to cit VAN. S. CURTIS, P rop ’ r . ROCK PRICKS. voted for it—sec page 1,716. sixth judicial district : Is our motto. Good Buggy Teams, and Nice The Finest to be Found in the Lower Market Another amendment by Hoar izenship. Saddle Horses Furnished ui Reasonable Charges ' District Judge ................. L. R. I son , (D) District Attorney M. 1». C lii F ord , (D) and Particular Attention paid tK.»he Boardin the Page bill. All kinds of Blacksmithing was to admit all Chinese artisans, Against F. P. LANE LAKEVIEW, OREGON. and G rooming of Trai.y lent Stock.' H-vAGrai No wonder the Six Companies COUNT Y- —GRANT: on hand. • s or mechanics. Harrison voted for and wagon work. . J. B. J ohnson , (R) Reprcscnta’ivc N. R. M axey , (K) it, but it was defeated by 5 votes. and wealthy Chinese merchants of County Judge J. T. M * el , (D) Clerk Two First-Class Billiard Tables ................. E. H all , (R) 1 PCF“ Horseshoeing •5.00 r span. Ingalls, of Kansas, moved that fer to raise several million dollars Treasurer . to help boost Harrison into the BLACKSMITH IT. A. M c K innon , (D) the number of years be changed Commitsioners $ T. H. M kador , (D) White House! P. 6. EARLY from 20 to 10. When this propo B urns , O r . J. II. N eal , (R) Purveyor THE HOPKIN HOUSE A. C. D ore , (D) Khtriii Harrison Endorsed. sition was voted on, Harrison was —GENERAL REPAIRING AFfitffior . .. .1 M. I>. C ameron , (D) H. F. D oi »> on , (D) School Superintendent absent but was paired with Senator Chock, the wash house man, J.C. LUCE, (R) Stock IuSpector AMD M. D. HOPKINS, P roprietor . Maijey, who Strongly opposed the called at this office and said to the LAKEVIEW V. 8. LAND OFFICE: O. P. Cresap, A. F. S nelling , (D) Register, amendment, and who announced reporter: EVERYTHING NEW AND FIRST-CLASS. . .W. M. T o . vnsend , (D) Receiver, “You hear news?” that Harrison, if present, would “What news?” vote for it—page 1,752. Promptly executed. The building has been This Hotel is new (House, Rooms, and Furniture) and offers courteous service to every Guest. V. 8. MAILS. larged and Improved and is prepared to tu Has a’so a fine assortment of Barbedine ware— “Hallison; him Plcsident.” When the final vote was taken, something new, which for beauty of design and out all kinds of blacksftiithlng on shot) not! finish is hard to equal. A fine line (and in all the bill passed by 14 majority. “ What do you know about Harri and in the lx«nt style. Terms: Cash. burns — vale : shades), of IN CONNECTION WITH TIIE HOUHE. Arrives Tuesdays and Fridays nt 6 p m. son? ” said the reporter. Harrison was still absent, but his Leaves Munday s and Thursdays h ! 4:80 a m. “O, him belly good man! All pair, Maxey, who favored the bill, LAKEVIEW ADVERTISEMEN* 5 MOSAIC WARE. BURNS—CANYON CITY: SADDLE & HARNESS MAKER -------------------------- —---------------- same likec Chinaman. Him say, Arrives Tuesdays and Fridays at I p m. in announcing that he would east Leaves Wednesdays and Saturdays at 4 a m. Chinaman all ch »«. ». connu, r. a ,.stflawau, BURNS—PRINEVILLE: Beautiful Glass Ware no vote stated that, if present, liar- i Chinaman come; No Lakeview l.lnkvllle. likec Blaine; rison would vote against the bill— same white man. Arrives Thursdays at 6 a m. Leaves Thursdays at 6 a tn. C. C. MALTBY L akeview , O r . Blaine say Chinaman go; all same COGSWELL A COGSWELL. see page 1,753. WATCHES AND JEWELRY. BURNS—LAKEVIE V’. The bill then went to tho demo- H*sh. Chinaman got wash house; I.AKEVIEW AND LINKVILLE, Or. Arrives Wednesdays at 9 pm. Leaves Thursday s at G a m. Tobacco and Cigars—Pipes, and Meerschaum cratic (louse, and was passed by a Hlainc say go, leave wash house, J. C. PARKER, Postmaster. Pipes a specialty, warranted. Oysters. Sar —RIDING MATERIAL A 8PECIALT Y.— majority of 101 votes. i How can? No can- Chinaman give dines. Crackers, all fresh. Soaps, best Hararto, Saddle«. Bridlm. Hpura. LatlRoa, Whip«, Clnrhea. Chaptrajo« Non. but the Attorney«*at-Lawi brands. Yeast Powders—everybody President Arthur vetoed it, and hea P money make Plcsident | SOCIETIES. can draw a prize worth from 25c the senate tried to pass it over his Bimeby, Hallison he let all China-j Best of California leather used. Ht^lifaetlon Guaranteed. to |1. Full line of School HARNEY LODGE, NO. 77, I. O. O. F. Books, and Stationer/ veto but fai'ed. Harrison voting to I,,an come. Hallison Chinaman’s Meets at Odd Fellows Hall, everv Saturday at of all descriptions. sustain the veto. fiend. Hoola!” And Chock gave I 7 :80 p m. M. L. FENWICK, N. G. PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES. 1-ly Orders from Attorney, Notary Public & (’ ha *. G unther , Bect’y. The Country promtly and correctly filled. 1-ly April 24, 1882, another Chinese hi" P'Ktail a couPlc of an(1. Collector. EDUCATIONAL. bill came up for consideration. This anibled off—Salem X idette. General Blacksmith <fc Wagon Maker was House bill No. 5804, introduced I T hey were at the Central Park Patents. A. C. BRODERSEN,. k. Lakeview. by Congressman Page, and which , I menagerie. A METHODIST CHURCH H. R. SCHLAGEI. L akeview , O regon . had passed the House by 164 ma “Do you know, Miss Maude,” he Organization exist* in Bum*, and a com Patents, i,a\ea's and Trade Marks procured. modious hnu*«e is in course of erection. Rejected Applications Revived and Prosecuted. jority and now came before the sen- Any business entrusted to me, will ’«Ns. 4^ the human eye, when All busineta before the U. H. Patent Office at lost careful and prompt attention. Land Prepared to do all Kinds of Work in the Blacksmith Hue. Horse Shoeing at 92.50 per head tended to promptly for moderate fees, and no ate. See Congressional Record, fixed upon the eye of a brute, has a tera and Collection a specialty. Corresp^'nd- charge made unh fb Patent Jr secured. Send for .,!>% ENTOK’S GUIDK.” I ence solicited in English and German. volume 13, part 4, page 2,810. 1 marvelous - — — ” * effect? THE BURNS SCHOOL FRANKLIN H. HOUGH, Washington, D. C. It was reported favorably by the “Does it?” she asked. Is a large, white buiMing. conveniently ar BUGGIES, WAGONS, ET C.,-> rang»-'! for the accommodation of both sexts committee, with a large number of “Yea; now watch me paralyze Is out of town limits Mrs. Canfield, teacher Attorny-at-Law STATE INSURANCE CO. amendments. From the first, this tjlal tiger. MADE TO ORDER WITH MEATNRAS, AMD OF GOOD QUALITY. bill was favored by the Coast sena ( Long and fixedly he gazed at the A LL WORK WARRANTED. W. E. GRACE A gent . A NEWSPAPER tors, and had the active opposition monarch of the jungle, when sud‘ M. A. KELTON. ( of such senators an Edmund« of Ver denly the frightened animal threw Lakeview, Or. B urns , O regon . Carefully edi ed and conducted In the in’erc«'« of all is e«tah’'«bed In Hurns, and citculat««1n i mont, Ingalls, of Kansas, Dawes, of back its head and yawned, then I HARNEY ADVERTISEMENTS. every nart of Harney VaHe|*-THE Kaaroat- rrMtlm la Ih« coarta of th« Mato, sad bsfora r.OJi HERALD. TheMttoiaetory*anncv in which the state Massachusetts, Harrison of Indi- I licked its paw« enjoyably, and lan »-Ir I U m V. ». lAad O«c« Incuran.e Company, ot Selem.Oreaon.ha« eon- ducted it* iMiUncfW. and pstd pg I omcs , Is proven ana, and others. guidly closing its eyes, went to sleep. M tbe fact that f»r »he past four years IT HAS t One section of the bill read a« I That was the ‘marvelous effect of RE( EIVED MORE PKEMII M m . JN8URFD READING BOOM. MORE HOME.*, and different properties, IBSU- ■ Livery s Feed 8table ED MORE rolJf TEN. and PAII> MORE IXIMEA follow«: the human eye! A 4e«k ha« been ftte I up in T h « IfBWAL» in OreffiMi and Washington Territory man any Office, wbere- ali thc leadine rw-riodfra!« maga o? betjr P. H. MURPHY. ora pa n y. Sic. 14. That hereafter no Mate court or *1®*^ werk lies, and orewon nt-WNpapote am court of the Unileil State, .hall admit Chi HAS ALL L’EEN TAKEN OFF T he Oregonian convict« the dem plared ot the d ap.*«!of all Wrrrs ..f g.M»d liter ns«« t<> cituenahlp and :iH law. in conflict OREGON. ature. A r« rdiaf invitati.wi ex’ende«! with thia act are hereby repealed ocrat« of the offense of being fre? AZR.0 J. CORY, The fight made against thia sec traders by «bowing that they pro A ttorxey - at -L aw and S olicitor LARGE AND VARIED ASSORTMENT OF riRMT-cLARM HAY A GRAIN urvENiioir^zÄÄ'siÄ tion wa« on the ground that there pose to put wool on the free list. of A merican and F oreign ™twj M^i»-«««m«>«'b,wu«4«,o<l«vep Always on hand, and prompt attention given were law.- against the naturaliza But, by the same rule, are not the Vive »rr^rra. I. ■ r.' «n^ <>( w,<k , JI, P atents . all orders for teams sad vehicles. 1-F **an he t^rf.-rmed all over th« country wfihsmt AND THEY ARE NOW BEING 8OLD AT republicans free traders when they tion of Chinese already in force. •rparstinc ihv worfce s fr.ua their bosses; par MECHANICAL EXPERT. liberar, any .^e < an d«. the werk: either sex, F tf., N W W ashixtom , D. C. Senator Farley, of California, ex propose to abolish al) tai on whis yawat,o*oM; n«» special ahi i v required; ra»4 Office, tai wired; y»a are « ar e.1 ftve; cut th's uwt. Watchmaker A Jeweler plained that the laws were so de key? The democrats are free traders Free Trade Prices and return tons, vnd we will send r.^j free.s*»me Opinion* given a* to vaine »nd validity ní iMnr of great vaine and err .starve jxró that wifi start you in i.uelmvs • hi< h will trías you Patent*. Attention paid to Infringement fective as to I* useless, and that in wool and the republican« are ----- AT----- in more ranaey righ- a av tha t anvthing Vse la and Inteufcren*^»*. «’n t mt« for Dirigivi. J. W. BONEBRAKE. free traders in whisky. Which is the world grand «wiAt free Addrem Tare A Trude-Manc«. «tu! Gw- Chinese were being naturalized Lakeview, Oregon < •., % mutata. Mai uè . r^rM- r«<i-trrrd. preferable?—Port laid World ! daily. W. J. LES8INC’8- FOR CASH Good Work Beaoonable Price«. HARNEY ADVERTISEMENTS. llAHllIHOVS chívese iiecokd WILLOW BRANCH FLOURING MILL, CASH STORE. FINE SILVER WARE U p J ob -A. Fine Bar THE work .