East Oregon herald., May 31, 1893, Image 3

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BILL HEADS,
MAY 31. l8fS.
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“AM l RCAIN" EAGLE JOB OFF i CE LEG
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Of every d h
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O ub circuit Judge, Fee. in the
< Ills A. Bi RD, Proprietor
aecond trial of A. N. Smith for lar­
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ceny, thought it very remarkable,,
that the second jury should fail to
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Leave order« Herald or Item« office
find a yeidict. When the jury re
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ported it impossible for them to
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promptattention given to MAU
agree, the Judge did not severely
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reprimand or censure the jurors, but¡
his remarks were somewhat pointed. |
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proving conclusively that his knowl their cattle b-ing driven from the •ounty imlehti d less wiil increase ! ENVELOPES,
calves branded by this and se*«i >nai prejudice, svinpathv j
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a id self inter* st w ill be paramount
dire-'tly upon the judgement ot the |
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jury, were gathered from the one ically condemns a like proceeding instead of law, order and justice.
eide only. Before circuit court on the part of the settler. Tins 1
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convened and the trial of the ac an undeniable fact, the sinillstoci
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holders
are
harassed
to
so
great
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and Rural Northwest both for the
cused, we refrained .from saying or
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degree
as
to
make
forbearance
ceas
•rice of the H ehald . The Rural
rather writing anything on tne sub- j
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to
be
a
virtue,
and
calves
tnrne»
Northwest is a good newsy paper
ject, for the simple reason we u..’
Cabinet-maker and General Job Work:
not desire the lawyers and c» urt to (| loose on the range branded betweei devoted to the wants of the agri-
of! the toes or having any other seer«-
ultnrist. Now is the tone to pay!
accuse the county newspapers
!brand by which to identify them ip your ari ears’ and one year in !
trying and deciding the case before
Rcpci ing Wagons Buggie Ect
these calves are recognized by ever* Kivam-e and get an additional pa '
it came up for hearing or at least
using an influence likely to eflect one as “slick ears” and in following ' er in the bargain.
tiie piecedent upon which thelarg j
the final issue. Court having ad­
All work done neatly and w»th dispatch.
stock men act themselves anion
journed we are releiyed from that
we should think had a perfect right
obligation and being on many oc­
(to brand and appropriate the calve.-
R E A L ESTAT E AG ENTS
casions asked why the H erald did •
i to their own use and profit.
not have something in its columns
Hurns Qrouon.
relating to this or similar cases. I '1 he Yankee general, Averil, (we
though, by the way, such conversa­ believe his name was), partially ]
We have at this time for sale
tions are not the incentives prompt* „ ¡destroyed the city of Lexington,1
ing our action. All questions have • Va., by firing it, during the war,; several productive farms, well im
Í because John Leiche er, the governor j
two sides, and the law considers
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proved and well watered.
Cash Macy.
there, .......
the con-!
inno of the State resided 1..^.^
every one arrested tor
for crune,
crime, inno
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and the federate general, Jubal Early retal-1
-Cent until proven gflUty,
;
' Parties wishing to purchase cal
by setting fire to Chambers-
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law will still hold to the same iated
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on us we will show them the land
On the co.net» north of th.i Resort Saloon.
He solicits a share
burg
Penn.;
in
both
cases
having
,
opinion where juries cannot agree.
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we
have
for
sale,
and
parties
desir-
puronage of hs rends
some of that jury declaring the ,’he poor and innocent citizens suf-1
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prisoner guiltless, so as to the guilt, fer ,he dire consequences of such a mg to dispose of real estate cannot
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or innocence of the accused the | dastardly act. The north applaud j do better than tn put their lands in
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H erald iv silent, but the circum­ ed Averil for setting fire to hexing ur hands for sale, because «» ad
stances, likely to have a big in­ ton and the south honored Early vertise freely bv sending circular.-!
fluence with jurors is the main for retaliating, but this approval by ; and cards in all directions solicit-1
question at issue in this editorial. north and south did not, by anv ing purchasers and describing th» I
Tne line was distinctly drawn in means, make the action of either
land.
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the court room, when the ease was lawful, but surrounding ci reuní*
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unlawful
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waB called for trial by th 5 p osecu- stances sometimes justify
While we do not
We will also buy lands for per-1
tion and defense. The lawyer? in proceedings
examining the jurors as to their] pretend to doubt, but are satisfied sons wishing to purchase in our]
M. H. BRENTON & J. W. BUCHANAN
qualifications and fitness to serve, in our own mind, that settlers are,
. . Proprietor
countv and living at a distance,)
to
some
extent,
guilty
of
appropri
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seemingly, were not so interested
g ving careful and accurate dis-1
in their competency, as they were ating cattle legally not their own,
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to ascertain whether or not they still on the other hand we are just cription of the same, also the title.)
as
well
satisfied
that
the
cattle
men
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were friends to the settler, or vice
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versa, cattlemen, proving conclu­ do it to a much greater extent.
Correspondence Solicited. Oilice *
sively on the part of the pros cution | It is thought by many men of
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that if such men were «elected as i truth and veracity with whom we ,
jurors favorable to the big stock ■ have conversed, that a goodly
t
The Proprietor of the White Front Livery Stable as­
n>en, conviction was a foregone con- number of calves were secretly
sure the public that he i« prepured to accommodate
elusion, without much regard for ' branded and turned loose on the
in every way in his line of busineas.
the evidence elicited during the range with the direct purpose of
Huy and grain constantly on haads, and careful help.
The original and only Compound |
trial, and the same can be said of ‘ cinching” settlers who might take
thedefvm-e. 1 he«e two antagonistic advantage of the‘‘slick ear pre­ Oxvgen Treatment, that of Hrs Passengers taken to all parts of the country. Job Wagon in connection
Starkey »fe Pa ten. is a scientific ad
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factions, whose interests are in di-. cedent and brand the calves. We
justment of the elements of Oxygen
red conflict, the settlers wanting acknowledge this to be a deplorable
and Nitrogen magnetized; and the
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huu.«, »nd the develop«..,of Mate of affair« and the remedy i.
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the country, tne large stock holders with the large cattle and hori-e
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portable that it is «ent all over the
opposing bitterly every move in owners themselves; let them show
world.
that direction, and the latter having a clearly defined disposition to I It has lieen in use for over twenty !
means at their command, of course, help and prefect the small stock
vears; thousands of patients have
JOHNSON A BAILEY, Proprietor«.
have greatly the advantage. Now owners in their rights and the
lieen treated, and over one thous | I
there is no use to handle thia sub tables will soon turn. Moses killed t and physicians have used it ami
ject with gloves on, the cattle men the Egyptian- ‘but liecause we say recommended it—a very significant
work on the principle that might he did right is not evidence that
fact.
Good Billiard tables, Pleasant Card Rooms, etc., etc.
backed bv money, in all eases in it was lawful for him to commit
“Compound Oxygen—Its Mode
which they are interested makes murder, and we know if a true bill of Action and Results,” is the title Saloon is first CtlM In every particular.. Experience barte
their cause right. If the precedent was found by the grand jury of of a book of 200 pages, published
Mixed drinks to please the most fastidious.
**L and acted upon by themselves this county and one of our large by Drs. Starkey <k Palen, which
I”' a criterion by which the citizens cattle owners arraigned in pur cir-
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gives to all inquirer full informa­
of Harney county are to be govern- cuit court forcattle stealing it wouhl tion as to this remarkable curative
*d. branding and disposing of “slick be impossible to get a jury in the agent and a go»»d record of surpris­
*ars is not a crime. We have county to convict him. I«et us ing c ires in a wide range of chron
tak»*n pains to poet ourselves in take down our windows before ic cases—many of them after l»eing
this direction, and our readers may casting stone«. Cattle men’s rights abandoned to die by other physi­
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wk any small stock man in this should be respected and the settler, cians.
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Will be mailed free to anv ad­
Should Take Advatage of its
county what is the greatest draw also, should have his rights and
dress on application.
back to his success? and the ans- property protected, but so long as -
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invaribly be, ‘ the fear of the bitter tight
fight continue«
continues between 152
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»Mr incre»«- being «wallowed up. the cattle corporation« and the 120 Sutter
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