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Notice.
knowledge of the grand Jury that
E. J. Newell vs, David Morris
July 21id J C Buck land vs F J (
Decree of divorce!
there is personal property, to-wit, and William Morris. Cause eon-, Buckland,
I Everybfidv known thems«lv(»s in-
from one hundred to a hundred and tinned.
gr.in«e«1.
w 1DNMDAY JULY 4. 1HV4.
i forty head of horses and from fiftv
Julv 3rd \V F Moffi tt vs Hulse I I. hted to l.ee Caldwell »t Co. will
Jul» 3rd Daniel Willitta vs. Win.
i to one hundred head of cattle in Mil«t r Countv Judge and 11 B. and Moffrt Findings of court tiled. please come ami settle by money
or note la tore Jtilv 1st 1894, or mr
iA< THE LARGEST
i kbgest CIRCULATION
circulation OF
of | . this county, the property ot one Mace admr. of the « tate of H D decree nccordingly,
i ‘counts will be put in an attorn-
ZXY NEWSPAPER IN THIS COUNTY.
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William Altnow.. that has not been Willits D«cd
Tak« n under al
’< hands for colkclion and cost
—Garden seeds at C. II. Vo'gt
given in, in any sworn statement visement to be decided in vacation,
will be added
of the said owner to the assessors j June 26th (ho Kirchbeiger va ly’s.
1.«: e C alüwklt .
of thia county, for the year 1894, T M Seawanl admr of the estate ot
— Dr. (tale is kept pretty busy, i
Local News.
hut the information and the state- J S Seaward Deed. Verdict
-• for
-
The universal good dentistry done i
—William Harvey is sole agent
—Samuel Kenyon has now a mints of the witnesses were too in- plff. for $75.00.
by him has gained for the Dr. a ’
weI) regulated meat market, with definite as to the amount of said
I for the Salem \V«»«»|en Mill St<«r»
J B Morris vs. A Gittings.
• ' lasting reputation
•'
»n excellent refrigerator attach« d property, to do aught at this time 1 tinned.
in this and («runt counties Blank
[than call the attention of the court! June 26th A Newbrrger vs Ir«’
V .c Ottn«»: will s«ll you I ac< i «•Is fine as silk, robes inferior t«
—I. S. Geer and Co. have an ex than call the attention of the court ’
selection of garden seed.from | (O the matter and recommend that G Bovce Older t’>r sale of attach-
H I’’’'1"1 ' 1 1
none, overshirts and underwear as
cellent L-.
the board of equalization investigate |e 1 property
j*'"
The ba<;0*’ ’f*“11
j
«'heap as the cheapest, socks, gloves,
the firm of D M Kerry & Co.
„
,
.,
/ ,, ,
... .»• « curi'd. Leave vour order at Geer I tniu« its. overcoats, flannels by the
said matter
inattpr and
and cause
««¡ iiika said
auin nrmu
Springer VS II
I. \\ light ‘
-Preaching next Sunday at 11 ¡said
prom r. r • [,
I < k Co s. »tor«-.
o’clock a in and 8 o’clock p m u- *-• *- «—
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v«rd, doth bv the yard, ladies dresa
by ty t ) he duly assessed and the | Settled and di ► missed.
June 25th Fred Haines assignee | —No nmre politics. Jorgenson tlaonels. etc. etc. Takes measure»
taxes
thereon
cnllecte«!.
Rev Winans,
vs A Gittings has put off his trip t<» go lip salt for men’s and youth’s clothing,
—The Pulman car boycott is now j Lastly, we also return our thanks iof Ira J Bovce
¡river
till the last
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— - boat goes and he i Call and see him, office at the
the striking strike that agitates the to Hon. M. D. Clifford, Circuit iCau-e continued
the prompt, courteous I June 26th Peter Clemens vs W i is «“ be found at the same old place French Hotel.
public and newspapers are full of it I Judge, , for
f
Cause i repairing watches, clocks, sewing
and ^ a{
able
—Harve Dixon since being again 1 an
’ manner, in which he has i D Hanley and E B Hanlev.
—(»«'t one of I. S Geer A- Cos.
machines and any thing that comes
discharged his duties, and presided [continued,
premium purclias«* tickets This
honored grandfather constitutes during the adjourned term of the
A C Worthirgton vs A Hembree, . ! along be also takes photographs at firm ugr« ch to give the holder of
!$4.00 [i«T. do/. . » abinet size;
himself the whole grand jury, the above entitled court. Also Jas. Judgemer t on stipulation .
; such tickets a tine life size ('ravon
balifl and prosecuting attorney A. Fee. Circuit Judge, who presided
W 11 Mahon admr of the vstat,
i Portrait absolutely free , of any
thrown in.
WANTED.
I at the regular term, also to Thorton |of Patrick Mahon Deed, vs A (Jit
¡charge, by purchasing $20 1 worth
diction
matter of haying
sashes, juris-
caps, ■ \v;u; ani8’’ l e nt**»g district attor-|tings Continued.
—The in the
committee
I
for *•«»«•»!
cash at
i
i i,„.. of
”• goods
m
ai their
t oeir store
It
Agents to sell ,, our choice
and bar
June
25th
Harry
Bennett
vs
A
et(,
-
?’,neJ.by the order of the court, for
mcessnrv that the whole
,,, ,
is not necessary
»V«>have many
, of the 4th ot July celebration. ■ |11B attention to his duties, and the '(» ittings. July 2nd on trial, ver dv Nurserv Stock.
. .
at ore
new
special
varieties,
both in truits I «mount should lie 1 purchased
’
are requested to deposit them with aid and assistance he has rendered ¡diet for plff.
. . tooffei,
. O" which
-.1
«re t
out an.V amount from 5 cents
ar»
Mrs. A. A. Cowing.
us in the course of our labors, als<>( June 25th R A Miller vs Rudolph and • ornamentals
... only
,
i by us. w
the
controlled
We pay | o ■ -11 as explained upon
i
• tick
publish
anv —We
locals cannot
this possibly
week, what
im- 1 /r i ? U11
1 ’ °Ur ....
iai
w*’° bi,f* Miller. Dismissed at piti ’s cost.
commission or salary. Write us at ,
,
.
,
I ««Horded us < every attention, and | Fred Haines va I J C Buckland
once for terms, and secure choice |
piti for
rill hare one
to s go we over
for the
our hook
next I » " „ , • "" n'"' »mulcted '!">
portant
have on
the "forewid
aforesaid ; , V
Vr.diet for pltl
f.»i $25 70
h’NHNGToN Oreg March 1 ’94
July 2nd Thos MeCofnmk vs of territory^. , ,
i,.ae. H’e eonridened the proceed "7.,[
M
ay
B
rothers
,
Nurserymen,
I B ak S ih : Our articles of Cor
we ask to he discharged J M II Brenton, John E Ruberie and
Rochester, N Y («(»ration proyid«B, and we have ar-
Il B McClure Cau«e ?«>iUr»tie«i
P etek C i i mens ,
ings of the adjourned term of our
angt'd for the accommodation of
F ore man for the term
circuit court of more interest to oui i
Parties wishing to purchase a
> • eust«»mc!s. w|. > are desìi < us of
I
readers.
EQl'ITY POCKET
small band of gentle dairy cqttl«
• rn ing th« if Bank aeemint in
•r • >. •
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CIRCUIT COURT.
I
i July 2nd l’eter French et al- vs would do well to call and see Austin 11 ontington. hik I have
Coiiti'.Ued for Goodman for a bargain before go
Grand Jury Report.
A lonzo Seaward
Fxcbange Ollie»- ’ as
June 26th. 1894.
ing elsewhere.
I
Irmi
■ r • t rt menl
CRIMINAL POCKET.
Circuit Court of the State of Ore. |
vs
.1
T
Kidd
l
’
efer
French
We are prep itv«i to h.mille al!
State of Oregon, ys. L- B. Spring
»
, .
Not ice.
I e (!•'
for Harney County.
faken
under
ad
viseioent
lo
li> ([lies pr« -i ’■ d.
er. On motion of deft, continued
In the matter of the final report I
ciiled
in
vacation.
Lem* (‘«'Hili''«•«•“ of Deposit, p «v-
for the term.
We will trade pur saw mill fol
oftHeGrad Jury.
Peter
French
vs
William
11
Sbit
kj
vs.
M.
Sworts
I
. “lieh intel ' “’ on ti til" deposit at
State of Oregon,
cattle or horses, or take part pa'
We the Grand Jury of the County i
md
David
LShiik.
Decneas
pt
r
i-ervafive b ink- do.
ami G. W- Miller. On motion J uh
m lumber The mill is centrali
of Harney and State of Ore , res [ 2nd., of Dis. Attorney for want ot Stipulation
Receive
iimtie« "it depo-if •mb*
pectfully report at this time to the I sufficient evidence to convict the
June 29th Henry Miller v- W b I 'cated between Beaver Creek, S. 1" I
t tn I'll' <|Ut -
♦
I 'nii l>«v. Silver Cr«ek and Bi;
»bove entitled court as folio vs:
Mollelt
et
als.
Judge
and
d»cree
t>f
case was dismissed and deft s. ex
«'amp Cre« k and several small I W«' m-k \"ur e<inBtdertitioii ami
1st We have been in session two unerased from any further liability. | forecioef.re.
sen h-menta We have to mud I l I! V«>lir IlccnUtlt.
days at the regular term, and eight
State of On gon, vs. A N. Smith. ’ July 2nd Baker Citv Bank v.-1 other work. Call on or address
I Rehi>«'ctl’iilly <«!■'(;m (' '> ' 'i i.il
davs at the adjourned term of court i _
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et
als
faken
under
i
«Wm
Black
......... „ • a
.J 11. A it k tn. mgr
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,
j 1 ¡On
June
•
U'll
I vyl1 trial
v,,aI V
”"’ 2<th. failed to get
(¡¡Icliiist Bros.
and have found nine true bill«, ana |.
June 29th. caase submitted; I ad v isern« r.t to la- di eidt'd in va
File, Crook (’<> . Or«
three not truw bills of indictment. , •July
, , 3rd. jury disagree and dia- cation.
2nd Many have come before us 'charged. Motion on part of state I July 3rd In the matter of assign
1st Readers at
•> O
Wool Grower*.
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which, for lack of time, we have not | for a change of venue. Motion al | ment of Albert Vestal II M Horton
2nd.
III » »
a
been able to investigate. Among |owe(j
assignee. Continued for term.
Dear Sir; Huntington has ad 3d
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other things the matter of artesian
'I ■)
June 30th. State of Oregon, vs . In the matter of assignment of vantages f >r shipping ami sale o' ♦ th.
s»
« »
well, and the matter ot the founda J. H. Jordan. On trial, -cause sub -I Sworts and Miller. C W Jones wool,- no other pi/int in Fasten 5th.
Oregon
has.
niiineh
:
Being
tin
lion of the court house in thisi mitted. verdict of Jury not guilty, ’assignee, . Continued.
"it » G
•.phy
i Monteith“ l*’e
county. That many of the tax
| June 25th E B Ilanley vs Cha les terminus <»F divisions, the point t< 65>ets
<
'««lllp
Mo». ’ lis
«iv»
deft discharged.
winch all ran « are made east oi
pavers of the county are demand
i
Continued.
Geography
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rk
June 26th. State of Oregon and | Nelson
w« st bound. We get same to Bos
ing an explanation and report of the Baker City National Bank, vs.! July 5nd Orofino Case he« r vs ton ami east as do all pointe east to Grammar X '
S II« «
I in ar
the things, which the grand jury H. M. Horton. Motion to squash . Charles Casebeer Taken under , ('aid well and lower rates to Port land 65eis Ami
th -cl
>«■> k 4
and San Francisco than the points
‘
have not the time to do. T - Wherefore
r ♦
ii
.te I
j - u . . ,i__ l . «nd set
aside pioceedings. July , |a,’Vtsement to be decided in ya- east of i>s; Our rate to Boston is in pr< porti"
we respectfully rccommendthat the | (
o|.
: fl
1 <>v*
3rd. deft allowed to go on his own ( cation.
$1 90. We get same rate« to Port will “('ll set .,
Rena
Bunvnrd
vs
court of this county be instructed
.1
June
26th
prices
for
en
•
<
■ nlv.
recognizance, cause continued,
land and San Francisco as doer
to txamine at the regular term
James Bunyard, •Settled and dis- Baker Citv and a lower rate east Orders l>v tin« 1 i> <•
’h
nted
bondsmen released
thereof into the contract and work
missed
at
plffs
cost.
•
to
Ifated
t
h
i
-
1
“
t
<
than
they.
♦
v
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•
'arch
July 2nd State of Oregon, vs
performed thereunder, in reference I Peter French. Motion to dismiss» July 2d In the matter of assign
Thealiovearefacts.no town can
♦
ipial
our advantages fo- shipping
i
Boyce,
Fred
Haines
to these things the appropriations
I
‘t of Ira
- V
Y.
allowed, deft, discharged from | ,ne,
or
selling
Advances made —haul
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and accounts and to report through
( assignee.
('
further liability.
ing charges paid—wool insured
June 29 In the matter of assign immediately. Send your wool in
public print to the tax-payers of
June 27th. State of Oregon, vs.
the countv the true condition there
Awarded
of ’/’«an and bo8ter' J,H‘ our care.
Respectfully,
John E. Rol«erts 1 Deft, arraigned
of.
Morris assignee. Continued.
o C. Co
Highest Honors—World's Pair.
and pleads not guilty. June 28th
3rd We have visited the offices On trial, verdict of jury not guilty. July 2nd A N«;wberger and M
Not ire—Timber Culture.
DR,
Wright and J Wright vs Ira J ,
•nd examined the books of the
Deft, discharged
Land Office, Burns Orc
' Boyce et al«. Continued on etipu ;
County Clerk, Sheriff and County
June 29th State of Oregon, vs.
i
May 29 1894 '
Treasurer and found thc-m kept in
T. W. Stephens. Deft discharged. lation.
Noli'
«'
is ber« l>v given that James1
July 3d C H Stutler vs John J i F. Mahon has fil»*d notice of in I
» neat and orderly manner, but
June 29th State of Oregon, vs.
Mahon et als. Continued.
f’om a lack of time, and inability
tention to make final proof l>«-fort |
: O P. Balcroff Deft, discharged.
June 26th Zimri L Thoma» vs Register und Receiver at his oflict*
to ascertain the exact condition of
LAW DOCKET
Emma J Thomas. Decree of di in Burns Ore., on Friday the 6th
things,for want of expert assistance,
«lav of July, 1894. on timber culture
would reccommend that the book»
July 3rd W. U. Stephens, Cause I vorce granted,
applica«inn No. 168, for the SWj
June 25th Henry Miller vs C A NE|. W| SE|, SEI
»nd accounts of the thr»-e several taken under advisement to be de
of se tior.
Morrison mid I. M Morrison. Dis No 14. in Township No. 22 S
offices mentioned be examined by decided in vacation.
Range No. 321 E.
««pert» appointed by the Judge of
June 29th Dean Horton vs. Peter luiswd a’ plff cost
June
29th
Ada
larger
v»
Charles
||e names as witnesses: J. W.
this court, to assist the next grand French. Cause continued for the
Iaegar.
Decrwe
of
divorce
granted.
Curtis.
James I’irie, Smith Good
jury m their investigation of the
MOST PERFECT MADE.
terin.
I.
J, M Morrison
Morris««« va
vs C j A Morrison. s|«eed, Joseph Rector. «11 of Harney
**tue.
A
pure
Grape Cream of Tartar Powder. Free
Decree
of
divorce
granted
grants«!
I»y
hv
Judge
(y
Ore.
re
T
iiumas
J
ones
A. Venator vs. Petar French.
from Ammonia, Alum <x any other adulterant.
Fee.
4th That it has com« to th« Cause continued.
Register.
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