East Oregon herald., February 17, 1892, Image 3

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The Herald.
WEDNESDAY FEBUAKY 17.18H2.
he says, makes mote money by
selling provisions at high prices.
A Severe WimrA
Radiy Hurt l>y the “Kicker.”
Govenor John Irwin of the ’Ferri
tory of Arizona passed through the
city last evening on hi« wav to
Keokuk, Iowa, with his wife and i
child.
Govenrnor Irwin doesn’t'
From Captain «Craig, who ¡8 ill
the citv from his home in Eagle
Proprietors.
look nt all like the picture of an
BREA TON ¿ EINE
va'ley, the Democrat learns that
Arizona Goveqor that appeared m
Messers. Reed «t Beezley, promi­
a comic paper a few years ago. H«'
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I nent stockmen of that section, will
dm-sn’t. wear pistols nor a sombrero,
^■mmenting upon the killing of i
in all probability lose a large nun .
ai d a half hour's conversation with ’
■ little Walter Sturgill, of this city, i
her of cattle this winter.
him 'will efface any impression ;
a few ir davs tince in Portland, nv an
The gentlemen have upwards of
that may have been made dy read- j
elecjric <-a-. the Welcome savs:
a thousand bead in Idaho, just
mg effusions of M. Qtiaid in the!
L instant in the glory of voting
across Snak 5 river, arxl they are
In «I scussing
lift I the next, his head lav with entirely out of hay, and the cattle Arizona Kitcker.
the
Kicker
last
evening
Govenor
mung
eyes
straight
at
the
sky.
its
The Proprietors of the White Front Livery Stable as­
are in the same situation as th.
Irwin
said;
“
I
seriously
believe
on rie side and bis stifl’ning body donkey was placed in when he saw
sure the public that they are prepared to accommodate
?
that the things that have appeared
on the
(ie other of the bloody rail. It
in every way in their line of business.
a big haystack on the other side of
and grain constantly on hands, and careful help.
pl .wHa horrible accident, the killing the stream, when all avenues lead *i) often in plate papars under the
¿uise
of
clippings
from
the
Arizona]
of Walter Sturgill, at the crossing
Passengers taken to all parts of the country. Job Wagon in connectioii
i
Kicker, have done the Territory]
of jiftn ami 0 street in East. Port mg thereto were gloat'd.
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It is impossible to cross the cat
.'real [injury.
It is pretty safe;
, land
This ii the second time a
fie as the river is broken up ii
■o say that half the p ople that read ]
child has been killed about th j
large chunks of ice are floating
hqse things take them in good
same place within a short, ueriod
down the sir am. They will surelx
TOM ANOKUSON I’rop’l.
faith extracts from ar Arizona
Dr«j Humphrey, who saw it, savs!
no'
that the boy fell and tin- head rolled i perish if the winter does
lewspaper, and naturady enough j
break up in a very short time as i
hev form wrong impressions of the |
off as with the stroke of a guillotine]
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is said the poor animals cannot
with no other injury except perhaps.]
Territory.
When such items as i
»>
stand the hardship much longer
INB the fracture of the collar bone.
Long Jones called at our office last ]
It is to t>e hoped that Messes. Ree<
veek with the av< wed intention
Ther< was some talk about leaving
it Beezley will find some means oi
>f kicking a lung out of vs,’ etc., up-
the body until th«- corroner wine.
relief for the starving cattle.
»ear in a paper, it is naturally
th<X«>l*i common law notion. This
For years past the Snake rivet
aken for granted that the paper is
awful lesson teaches us that first oi
■section has been a paradise for th*
Will sei v>-customers with the best that cun le procuriti, with
ough and the locality, tco.”—Kan-
alii the cars shculd be forced to
stockman and thousands of head
any
amount from One to Eve Hundred tbs.
•as City Star.
carry »juards as the cable cars in
of cattle and horses are driwi
Eastern cities do. and more efi'ec
Th.
there every fall to winter,
— Four newspapers for the price]
tivethan they carry also; so that a
luxuriant 1 unchgras« which eov
person falling would be knock«-
.f one. The Metropolitan & Rural
J •
rs the precipitous hill of that
out "f the way but not killed. The
Jome, *1; The Rural Northwest,
AND
section affords splendid feed al
police power of the city is ample t<
1; The American Farmer. $1 ; and |
winter and usually stock comet
enKct such an ordinance. We need,
Che E ast O regon H erai . d . ^2.5U. j
.mt in the spiiug in good condition
: c.
too, a deputy corroner for the east
,Ve have made special arrangements
J. M. Hill, Prop t.
r
The snow has falleii’ata con-ider
»ide— a branch office there,
ll
vhich hold good for the next sixty
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tide depth there this winter and i
would be a good idea to compel th«
lavs, with the publisher of the
Stages leave Burns. Oregon, daily for Harney, I)rews«-y, Beulah
it is not soon reduced the loss o
cars to st«»p at every crossing of th«
»letripoiitan and Rural Home, a,
Westfall and Vale, where
-t< ck will be very heavy.
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and not to take on any on.
IREI BtKet
nonthly
pap» r containing each
at a nv other place—allow no on.
nonth eighty column of readable with the railroad. Good fresh horses, careful drivers, new vehicles.
I itliul Condition!*.
to run and jump on the cars
Such
natter, ami the Rural North West
KATES OF FARE FROM 111 RNs TO ONTAj IO AM IM I l.\ I MM. 1 « IMS
Barna. t«> Ontario.
|10 on
He
accidents with these provisions
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»unlished at Portland a stock journ-
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W ashington , Feb. 2.—The hor d of general information, also the
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" brew se.i
would be quite iinuossible.
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' FiueCieek
2.50
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rors of the Russian famine hav» \meriean Farmerwhich has been Baggage, 30tbs to each Passenger.
Freight and Passengers must
oven brought to the attention of tli
A Bite <»«ni.
be way-billed. Passenger far.- paid in advance.
atelv enlarged and has a circula-
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H arry F loyd ,
Department of state in a repor
N eri A cki . es .
J m . V a I'OHM
ion of 5U.0UU copies, ami our paper
(«en
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Division
Agent.
Buri b Agent.
9fhe arrival of a 12 inch steel gun ] from Minister Smith at St. Peters
he E ast O kegon H erai . d all for
Kan Francifteo has caused con l>urg. He savs in part: “Cold iv he price of our paper ît»2,5U with
rabie stir in that place. Betsv. well as hunger causes terrible sut »n athiition of ten eents io pav smiled blandly and child like at | , w,‘-e a Ueek r.»i- on«» i><» I »«•» Y..»
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as t he biu 46 ton gun inten<le«l for sering. In some neighborhood!- postage. This offer we make to our each other, then each gave a cute1
the coast defense vessel, Monterey, i large numbers of persons huddl -ubscribera who are in arrearages wink and then lhe «lark cloud that ]
1 he“ [ wice a-week ” editor of The
isfcow named, arrived at S in Fran ¡together in houses most iyo«l»lu
«nd will pay up ami one year m ad­ for a moment seemed to darken the ]
Sr. Louis Republic is unquestiona­
Cis..!, Jan. 23. Interest attaches to i ive to warmth.
Barns are tori vance, a. d to all new subscribers political skies passed awav, and all
ble t he best and cheap* st National
* 9Nls Krt*at gun from the fact that i down and the boards used for fir«
vho will piv om- year in advance. was shiny and bright again. Boys. news journal published 'n the Unit­
iathv first piece of ordinance of its woo«i; even the thatched roofs ar« »Ve only desire one little ten cents that ’is the true spirit —Canyon
ed States
It is issued on Tuerday
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kind turned out by the government | torn off and the straw is made t< ill addition to pav p< stage.
News.
and Friday of every week, making
Clothin},
length it measures 442 inches feed the dying «inters.
We hope all our readers will i
it in effect a semi weekly for only
lwhglh of bore. 35 calibers, twisl | is given away for bread; horsesand take advantage of this extraordina­
one
dollar a year
During the four
pn*.
in breach, 160; at muzzies, 30; cattle sacrificed at a fifth of their ry offer and avail themselves of the
J. I), Sentinel: We have heard it winter months each issue contains
glbovts. 48; depth of giooves, 7 valbe. Fodder is as scarce as I iu opportunity of getting such an
mentioned several times this w> vk eight pag< s, making sixteen pages
Powder charge, 425 lbs; pro man food and in some cases horst amount of reading matter fo: 80
that the description of the man a week, and no
week’s issue
JHK'tive, 850 lbs; muzzle velocity’ flesh has been used for sustenance i little money
found
in
the
waler
wheel
below
during
the
year
is
less
than four-
VI ifpBkHi feet [>er second; energy. 28.; During the winter there is no work
town corresponds with that of M. A. t. en pages of seven columns each.
|MBo foot tons per second. Sum. and fathers have left their wives
Taxpayers all over the state Benton from above Prairie City, Fi ive separate editions are printed,
idea may be formed of this gui ! and children Io fight lhe battle of ought to take a great deal of inter­
whose disati|»-arance was some- one each for Missouri Illinois, Tex­
wtien it is known that with the ser want alone, because they could do I
est in the new state capitol dome, what nit stvrious.
However, if as. Arkansas, and Kansas, and a
vice change named, and with at nothing and their absence left few­ especially as they arfe paying <60,-
such is the case, the murderers general edition other states contain­
t-Bvation of 3d«-grees at the muzzlt er mouths to feed at home
The OOOforit. The plan which wasae-
must have notified him before hand, ing details of ini|M>rtant etent«,
BKe projective weighing 850 lbswil. bread which many are eating is cepted by the board shows the
as he took goo 1 care to dispose of of interest everywhere. The Re-
Be thrown about 12 miles.—Sai composed of wild arrack, potatoes-, dome will be 100 feet from the
< most of his property liefore leaving ¡public is the leading Democratic
Bancisco Call.
chaff and leaves, ami these tern ridge of the roof to the extreme top.
prper of the country, and has a
I
ble conditions invariably produce On the sides of the structure there,
Special
Tariff Department, edited
|W. M. M c P hee , one of the min j disease. Within the radius of tine will be » number of windows which |
The alliai ce is attracting tha
Is recently returned from Alaska mile there are 120 cases of typhus ■will furnish ample light to the ro attention of i»-ople in this county, j by lion Win. L. Wilson. M.
with contributions from other ilia
lys there are thousanus of miler fever.
The pestilence is decimat­ fundus below. r The
framework will |,u^ i,8 rec.ri|j(B appear about even!v
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tinguished Democratic leaders
It
Lund the Yukon and its tributa- ing the people.
The official esti­ tie of steel and the upper part of th.- ,Jivj(|e<| I as to republicans
and will lie indispensable .luting
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he
ts where diggings can lie found mate of those without food or means dome will be covered with topptr. democrats.
It will keep people great |s>litical campaign of 1892.
bat will pay from fonr to five dol of support who require aid. is given —Grant Cou .tv News.
’ g I i ».I g il e r< > vlt of next election, R. im mi er lhe price, . nlv one dol­
jrs per day, but the shortness oi as 14,U00,000 persons, anti this is
howey. r. — Grant County News.
lar a iear for two pajs-rs every
be working season and the exorbi I probably below the true number.
At« a result of the Harncv county
week
Hampie copies will le s» nt
The loss to Russia by the famine mining excitement, the enure coui.
mt price of supplies makes ii
free
on
application. Address The
G< mm I Tim«*«* tn Guaif’inahi.
bxt to impossible for any persoi isestimited at 1500.«»00.000. Up try will be thoroughly prospected
Republic, St. Louis, Mo
.
the coming seaion, , Mi.d
Mi>d much val I
i make more than ex|ienses In to the present time there has been
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I liable placer ground will unt oubt
J. M Hamangoa of Guatemala is
forking such diggings. Bv Work but few contributions from abroad edJr |<e dl8COVered.—Grant Count,,
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n the city. He says that the past
ig for wages during the short sea hut the Government and the people Xews.
year
has liven favorable to Guatema fill
■ lnlK’f at» I M >'> infill hl.»»
»n he will not make more than of Russia are «ieeply sensible of
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Money
isabundant
and
the
peo
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Dough to carry him through th. ,tlie spontaneous offers made in vari
Five candidates for snerif wen»
I I L i I b V dll «>4M.X« w Yura Uly.
; seen to meet vu the street. fLey ple are hopeful
inter. The Commercial Company, ^ous parts of the United States.
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