Condon globe., April 13, 1894, Image 3

THE GOtlDOtl GLOBE.
FRIDAY, APRIL 13, 1894.
NOTICE.
The yearly nbucrlntlnn to th Glomk la ll.BO.
If tMtl In advance. If nut paid In advance, 12
W1L1 tf clmrnetl. A blue in'iicil murk n round
line ltidpiitia thnt your auhscrltitlen ex-
l vrwlth this Imiic. PU'Wio minuT promptly.
GLOBOSITIES.
MiM Fran kleRchott of Olex Is stopping
In town and attending school.
Kev. Cnrran will prench at Condon
iieit Bunday, morning and evening.
Atty J. P. Waiter, formerlv of Pondle-
ton.lsnow editor of the Portland Wel-J
come.
Hilly Mack came np from Oregon Cltv
, thin week to visit at Condon about two
week.
A fine baby girl was born to Mr. and
lire. J. Ii. Putnam atFoBsil'oii Wednes
day, 4lh in at.
Hon. Bingor Hermann has been re
nominated for congress from the 1st dis
trict of Oregon.
Bob Robinson, our jeweler, baa moved
hia shop Into Smith' harness ahop on
Main 8t. t Hee ad.
If the Glome isn't a readable this
week as usual the cause may be attribu
ted to too much court.
The democratic and republican state,
district und coUtity tickets will appear
in the (iujiia next week.
Remember that hereafter all those not
paying in advance for the Gi.onit will be
charged (2 a year. In advance, $1.60.
Posters wers printed at this office Fri
day, announcing a grand ball to I given
t Condon, on Tuesday evening, May 1st.
Deputy Clerk Farmer Issued a marriage
license Thursday to II. W. Pentecost
and Maggie Wright. Who saya times are
not picking up?
for school Supt., baa been engaged to
teach the Kchott school on Kock creek,
vHg4uimcnclng next Monday.
In our mention of the republican con
vention last week, the type made It say
the convention was held Saturday, when
it should have read Wednesday. Mis
takes will happen in the (test-regulated
families.
This is lambing season, and all our
fheepmen say they have never bad (let
ter luck with their sheep during this
cason than now. Don't lie discouraged,
sheepmen, "the darkest hour is just be
fore the dawn."
The Guiiik respectfully auks all Its
patrons who are attending court, and
also those wboarenot, who are indebted
to the Gmiiir on suWrlption to not for
get the printer la-fore leaving town. It
takes money to run a first-class weekly.
Circuit court is in session at Condon
this week, and the town is full of people.
A great many have come in to hear the
lawyers "s)oiit" in the criminal cases,
wiiien is always interesting ami some
times proves very interesting to the de
fendants. Owing to circuit court being in session,
only one Dcm. delegate to the slate con
vention can get away II. Clay Myers,
the other threc-V. I,. Wilcox, B. P.
' fihutt and J. II. Downing, sending their
proxies by Mr. Myers, who will leave
Sunday for Astoria.
The entertainment and basket social
Monday night was a decided success,
aoeially and financially. Twenty-nine
baskets were sold at 60c each, and one
cake, baked by Mrs. W. 8. Myers, sold
lor 16.60. Over 121 was realized, which
will go to the church.
Ed. Copner is now a full fledged
Knight of the grip. Ed. is in the city
and will make a tour of the Interior
towns of Wasco, Sherman Gilliam and
Morrow counties. Times-Mountaineer.
Mr. Copner arrived in town yesterday on
bis rounds, leaving today.
Some public speaking was done in the
hall Tuesday evening on the political
issues of the day, which was listened to
by a large audience. Atty, F. Clurno of
Portland made a brilliant Seech, which
was followed by a few remarks by II. C.
Myers, B. K. Searcy and I. A. Henderson
E. 3. McMorris and family left Tues
day for Dayton, Wash., where they for
merly resided, and where they expect to
make their permanent home hereafter,
They are good, energetic citizens, and
their many friendB here regret their dtv
parture. Their residence property at
Condon ia for sale, and is left in the care
ot their son, J. A. McMorris.
Fred Lucas, who had been sick so
long in the hospital at Portland, lied
Thursday of last week. The burial took
place ot Monmouth, his home. His
brother, Jay P. Lucas, attended the
burial, and is expected home today.
Later. We have just learned that Jay
is sick in Portland and will probably not
be out for a couple of days yet.
E. L. Thompson, adjunter for the
Northwest Fire & Marine Ins. Co., came
up from Portland this week to adjust
Geo. Hippey's loss from the burning of
his store at' Mayville. He allowed Mr.
Hippey the fuH'amountof damage asked
for, besides a reiisonube amount for the
joss by damaged goods. Mr. Rippey
epeaka'ln the highest terms of the fair
ness with which he has been treated by
the company.
The present term of circuit court will
likely be the longest that has ever been
'helil in the county,, owing to the large
amount of criminal work to dispose of.
Judge Bradshaw and Dist. Atty. Wilson,
as usual, are rushing matters with all
possible vigor, but it is very probable
that the session will Install next week
yet. The 7th judicial district will sadly
miss the ettlcient services of the present
prosecuting attorney. JSo man in 'the
tate is betterqualined than lie for the
position. Mr. Wilson's term expires at
Circuit Court Proceedings.
" ; April, 181)4, term.
Presiding Judge, W. L.. Uradsliawj
District Atty., W. II. Wilson. Attorneys
present: l'rank Clarno, (son of Andrew
Clarno) Ex-Judge M. L. Pipes and
Alex Kiiheiifteln of Portland, A, H.
Bennett and F. P. Mays of The Dalles,
II. II. Hendricks of Fossil, A. A. Jayne
and J. M. Johns of Arlington, Geo. W.
Goode of Moscow, T. It. Lyons, L. W.
Hurling and 11. B. Hendricks of Condon.
Grand jurors: ti B Barker, foreman;
A D llailev. P A Fry. Al MeConnell,
Jos Baird, Thurston Butcher, Chris Nel
son.
Jury bailiffs: Court, O L JCeale;
grand Jury, 11 C Strickland ; jury, G
Schilling.
LAW.
0 N Denny v C D Hen nett, continued.
0 N Denny vsGeo W Young, continued.
J A Blakely vsC D Bennett, continued.
J II Kolmsn vt EScekamp, dismissed.
S Simon vs Geo W Goode, dismissed,
llalstead, Kinebart A Co va M E Kci-
znr, dismissed.
Thos Dillon vs W I, Barker, dismissed.
Rosenfeld, Smith A Co vs llalstead,
Rinc hart & Co, judgment by default.
Thos Dillon va John Maddock et al,
dismissed.
Henry Heppner vs A J Cochran, con-
tinned, '
DS Sprinkle vs Joseph Fnzxell, con
tinued.
Frank Bros A Co vs Conner Ham,
Judgment for want of answer.
VV Downer vs Unas tix, appeal dis
missed. .'.
RQl'ITT.
Assignment of J M Campbell, contin
ued.
Assignment of Mrs. Delia Goff, con
tinued.
O N Denny vsOSEbletnx, dismissed.
American Mortifiitre Co vs Wm Wheel
er et al, decree of foreclosure.
Sarah E J loss vs Henry M Hoes, de
cree of divorce.
P Skelly vs (Catherine Skelly, decree
of divorce.
Nellie Hutchinson vs Geo Hutchinson,
decree of divorce.
Nellie Barnard vs Byran Barnard, con-.
tinned for service.
Stephanie Angell vs Geo Angel), de
cree of divorce.
CRIMINAL.
State vs Dallas M Walton, cruelty to
animals; verdict, not guilty.
Mate vs Geo Lrane, larceny dismiss
ed.
State vs Jas Barnard. Claience Zaeb-
ary and EIh-I Clarno, larceny of cows; a
true mil.
State vs Jas Barnard, Clarence Zaeh-
ary and EM Clarno, larceny of steers;
a true bill.
State vs Geo Zacharv. Jas Barnard, Coe
Barnard and Mvron Hamilton: larceny
of a steer; a true bill.
State vs J li Parsons, assault and bat
tery; a true bill; plea, not ituiltv.
State vs Emmett and Frank Arm
strong, larceny of a heifer; a true bill ;
case on trial! Jurv: Ed F Horn. F 11
Allen, D F Ball, Clayton Shane, 1 A Hen
derson, F H Dotiiflas, II S Moore, F A
Knox. Jos Frixwll, II W Pentecost, A P
l-aeey, Geo Gibbons. The defense u
ably represented bv Bennett and Lvons
and the state by W ll Wilson. As we got
to press at 3 p. in. the evidence das all
been taken and the case is being argued.
Balance of prm-eedinirs next week.
Arlington Items.
J. A. Thomas is spending a few days
in Portland.
Ross Beardslcy has moved into the
Frizzell house.
Mrs. J. M. Johns is visiting friends ;
and relatives at Olex.
John Cunningham made a business
trip to Heppner last week.
Geo. Dukek was here on Monday en
route to the state convention.
A. J. fcweeny, former barlier of this
place, is here visiting frietnds.
Mr. King, son-in-law of Mrs. Sweet,
arrived with bis family and will make
their home here. .
George Rippey of Mayville passed
through here on Saturday on his way
home from Portland.
I'M Nelson with bis usual energy and
pluck had extra coaches here on Satur
day and Sunday to carry those attending
court to Condon,
Mrs. Sprinkled and Gussie drove over
to Dot last week, v siting. Ming Dollio ;
Lyons, Mrs. Sprinkle's sister, aeeom-
pauied them home.
Hon. W. W. Steiwer of Fossil spent
several days here last week, leaving on
Saturday for l'ortland. The senator has
many warm friends here.
G. V. Goode of Moscow, who estab
lished a local reputation in this county
ticfore he went to Idaho, passed through
here last week en route to Condon.
Mrs. A. E. Gurley, who lias lieen
spending the winter with hereon, S. A.
D. Gnrley of this place, returned to her
home in Clackamas county last Monday.
A hunting party consisting of Meiers,
Morris, Wafkins, Beardsley and Coe,
went to Blalock on Saturday, returning
on Sunday. They killed three cranes,
and report having hud a pleasant time.
Four children from the Boys and
Girls Aid Society, of Portland arrived
here hist week. Sir. and Mrs. Alexan
der of Mckleton, Wash., took two of
them, A. A. Jayne and wife one and the
other was taken by. someone, whose
name we have not learned. They are
all intelligent, nice looking children.
Mr. Dantphman of Eigbtmile, who
claims to have made literal journeys to
heaven and hell; to have seen the devil,
God, the angels, anukes, etc., is here
telling of his trip. Very few intelligent
people believe his story; although we
hfclieve the man is sincere and that he
believes he has seen the things referred
to. Most people believe him to be either
In boring: under a hallucination of the
brain approaching insanity, or that he
had the delirium tremens, as hesavs
he had been drinking to excess for some
time. It is not unusual for men in that
condition to imagine they have seen
snakes, the devil, etc,
One of the most useful nn.I f.ntercsting
publication's in the world, foe ladies, is
the "Housekeeper," published at Min
neapolis, Minn, The subscription price
is only .1.00 a year, and it is worth
many times that amount.
DEMOCRATS CONVENE
And Nominate the
Ticket:
Following
For Represent I veH. Clay Myera,
of Blalock. .
For County Judge Cao. W. Rlna
hart, of Condon.
For County Clerk Mont R. Down
ing, of Condon.
For Sheriff W. L. Wilcox, of Con
don. For Treasurer Clarence A. Shurte,
of Arlington. - ' -
For Commissioner -Wm. J. Dyer,
of Mayvllle.
For Assessor Henry J.' Nott, of
Olex.
For School Supt Chaa. Royse, of
Idea.
For Surveyor No Nomination.
For Coroner D. S. Brown, of Con
don. Tho democratic county convention was
held at Condon Saturday, 87 delegates
being entitled to seats in the convention.
All were present except four or live who
tent their proxies.
Moat of the delegates came to town on
Friilay afternoon, and in the evening
they held a caucus: meeting in the hall.
As all the delegates were not present
it was decided to meet again in caucus
at 10 o'clock next morning, which lasted
until noon. After the usual prelimina
ries and button-holing, the convention
was called to order at about 2 o'clock, by
Hon. T. B. Hoover, chairman of the
Dcm. Co, Cen. Com., who was elected
temporary chairman, and Charley Shurte
secretary. The chairman at once ap
pointed committees as follows:
On credentials: A Greiner, II J Nott
and Alex Crawford.
On order of business: Val Wheeler,
II C Myers and Geo Schott.
Upon rejort of these committees, per
manent organization was had by electing
II Clay Myers chairman andSPShutt
secretary, assistant secretary, Ira B
Carter.
The rejxirt of the committee on cre
dentials adjudged the following persons
entitled to mcmIs in the convention :
Condon D S Brow n, 8 P Shutt, Val
Wheeler, John Maddock.
Mayville A Greiner, C LLillie, IB
Carter, Wm Taylor
FofMil T B llxver, Thompson Seog-1
gin, Jas Scougin, A C Herndon, M Scott.
Rock Creek Josephns Martin, II J
Nott, Geo S Smith.
Arlington L C Edw ards, Chas Shurte,
J H Wood, J W Red ford.
Blalock 11 C Myers, C M Walker.
Ferry Canyon Bert Cason, Thos
Young, Geo Schott.
Trail Fork J F Couey, Jno Gross.
Matney G Schilling, P Pnrton.
Lime Rock D C Andrews, Alex Craw
ford. Contention J II Parsons, Ed F Horn.
Idea W M Pierce, Chas Royse.
Crown Rock G J Caven, Geo Bowley.
Chairman Myers appointed as tellers,
Val Wheeler and Cbas. Royse.
The convention then proceeded to
nominate a ticket, beaming ith repre-
tentative, li. ('lav Myers lieinir the!
unanimous choice of the convention for
I this important otlice, he received the
tn.mli.nti.,,, hi. acrlnmntion. with ii.n.-h
enthusiasm.
The next order of business was the
nomination bv acclamation of Geo. W,
j Kinebart for comity judge.
The nomination for county clerk was
next in older. L. W. Darling was placed
in nomination, and in less time than it
takes to tell it, he w as declared the noui-
bv acclamation. Mr. Darling's i
),u,.- I.,tret8 U.inv .w h thnt h
could not attend to the duties of clerk if
elected, in a neat little speech, declined
to accent the honor. The central eom-
metteemen subsequently induced Mnt
IWning to fill the vacunt place on the
ticket.
Next in order was the nomination for
sheriff, W. I,. Wilcox receiving this by
acclamation, amid the wildest enthus
iasm, Clarence A. Shnrte of Arlington re
reived the nomination for county treas
urer by acclamation.
The 'names id Wm. F. Dyer and D. B.
Trimble were placed in nomination for
commissioner. The ballot resulted in
Dyer receiving 21 and Trimble 12 votes,
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Mr. Dver was declared the nominee.
The next order of business was the
nomination of Henry J Nott for assessor,
by acclamation.
The names of J. A. McMorris and
Chas. Rovse were placed in nomination
for school htipt. Mr. McMorris, in a lar ,H ml appre,.i.,tlve andianeeat Eight
Htting speech, withdrew from the race i .. c '
and it was given to Mr. Royse bv aecla-! ,,,,le "''ay.
matioiu ! New-,Madden f Lone Rock was visit-
There being no candidate for the ! ing in this locality Sunday, on business,
office of surveyor, if was decided to let j
this part of the ticket remain vacant for j
the oresent.
D. S. Brown was tbennanlmons choice
of the convention for coroner. In re
sponse, Mr, Brown made a very brilliant
speech, saying that there are only two
offices lie would accept those of presi
dent und coroner and as the former is
alreadv occupied, he would accept the
eoronership
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to the atate convention, which meets at
Astoria, next Tnednv, 17th,
The next, order of business was the
naming of precinct nominees by each
respective delegation, ns follows:
Condon SP Shntt for J. P.; D. M.
Kinebart. for constable.
Mavville No nominations.
Fossil No nomination'.
Rock Creek J L Gardiner for J. P. ;
E D ilulier for constable.
Arlington No nominations.
Blalock No nominations.
Trail Fork No nominations.
Matnev No nominations.
Lone Rock Morgan Ward for J, P.;
Andv Sprowles.for constable.
Idea W M Pierce foi J. P. : J W
Scrivner for constable.
. Crown Rock No nominations.
I On motion the choice of central com-
! mitteemen was ratified by the conven
tion, and after electing A. Greiner chair-
1 man of Dem. Co. CCR. Coia. tho couven-
tioa adjourned.
The Populist Convention.
The populists of Gilliam county held
their first convention last Saturday jn
Fix's ball at Condon. In all, 555 dele
gates were entitled to seats in the con
vention, nearly all being present.
The convention was called to order at
10 o'clock by J E Coleman, chairman. F
B Moore was elected secretary, and the
convention proceeded to nominate a full
ticket, resulting as follows, B K Searcy
and Morgan VVard acting as tellers:
For representative I A Henderson, of
Mayville, by acclamation. ,
For county judge G W Marvel, of
Olex, by acclamation.
For county clerk F B Moore, of May
ville, by acclamation.
For sheriff Jos T Anthony, of Fossil,
by acclamation.
For treasurer J K Clark, of Condon,,
by acclamation.
For Commissioner Morgan Ward, of
Lone Rock, by acclamation.
For school Supt Miss Bessie Fitz
water, of Condon, by acclamation.
For assessor Henry Wilkins, of Olex.
J M Curl's name was also placed in nom
ination, but he withdrew from the race,
and it was given to Mr. Wilkins by ac
clamation. .t ;
For surveyor Cbas. Fix, of Condon,
by acclamation.
For coroner Geo. Washington Craw-1
ford, of Lone Rock, by acclamation. . '
See the populist state, district and
foonty ticket elsewhere in this issue.
,
Lower Pine Creek.
Cbas. Huntley has rented his ranch to
David Chickesterforthe term of one year.
School has commenced here under the
able tuition of Mrs. L. Angell, with
numerous pupils.
Messrs. Pepperwell.Matteer, Bucking
ham and Chas Huntley all intend to
ship some horses to an unknown, dis
tant market in the near future.
The people here seem to be unanimons
of opinion in regard to the selemn duty
of the grand and petit juries to rid the
comity of professional tbeivee at the
present term of court.
The gentlemanly and accommodating
young man w ho has been carrying the
Fossil-Antelope mail has leen snpersed-
ed by another, through the intervention
of the owers that be. The change does
not meet with the approval of our people.
The John Day river was higher last
week than ever Is-fore and all the river
settlers are sufferers to some extent, es
pecially Wm. Griffiths and Johnny
Clurno, the former losing his fence and
aliout 1"0 tons of hay. His family had
to be removed by the steamer Queen.
All grain growing upon low ground is
ruined. We learn that the settlers fur
ther down the river have been damaged
even more than the people of this see
tion, J. E. David and Joe. Sanders being
HiiioiiK,tlie heaviest losers.
This is the season of springand already
in this glorious climate the fruit trees
are laden with blossoms whose scented
perfumes are wafted with every gentle
breeze. No northern blast subdues this
! promised land, perrennial spring reigns
j supreme and it is here the fatted calf
' ranii.ies in contentment. iownere in
1
this interinountain country is this region
surpassed for quality of cereals or diver
sity of crops and intendingsettlers would
do well to examine our resources before
locating elsewhere. onparkil.
Davidson Dots.
Johnnie Scrivner is laid up with
rlieunitiTism in the kjueee
I J'm l-oie,inan made
a flying business
; trip to Oooseberry Sunday.
Grain and grass looks letter than ever
before at this time of year.
Miss Emma Lovgren hiis been sick
with a cold the past two weeks.
L. 1. Davidson has returned to his
ranch and is putting in a garden.
J. E. Coleman went to Condon Satur
day to attend tlie populist convention.
Tom Davidson made a visit to Condon
Monday? returning home the same day. j
Born April 1st, to the wife of Mr. An
j 1,.m, a fim( ir) Atl pHrtie8 doing
i 1 c .
well.
MissesMay and Florence Davidson
visited friends at Idea Saturday and
Sunday.
Rev. Parish of Heppner preached to a
we suppose, judging from appearances.
( Miss Anna Clarke visited her f i'-nds
: here Saturday and Sunday, MissCla L'e
U'gan teaching the Liberty school last
I Monday.
! Chas. Royse and W. M. Pierce were
, over to tfoiidon at the democratic con
venlion last Saturday, returning home
(Sunday. Charley will begin teaching
. t . , . M...l.,,.
't'""1 K'-k I rt',,k ,,,!tt Monday.
List week, owing to the high water,
the mail carrier between Davidson and
Lone Rock failed to get across Rock
Creek. The water was higher than it
lias ever been known, and has done
much damage to crops. Paddie.
' The following appears in the circuit
court proceedings of the Heppner Ua
jxette; "State of 'Oregon vs. Geo. V.
j Goode, case dismissed and defendant
discharged,"
Aliout4l9 cents will he the average
' price paid to sheep sheareas in this see
I tion the coming season, says the Ante
! lope rlerald. This is not fat wages at
all, but it must be remembered that the j
sheep owners themselves are not Betting
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very (:it otl tnesr n cks r.zm n;t , yr
'.ftbould. &U be willing to eUW AiiiM.
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CONDCn
Customers will find our stock complete, comprising many
. impossible here to enumerate, and all sold at moderat
J. II. Miller.
MILLER & DUNN B
CONDON,
-DEALERS IN-
GENERAL MERCHA1
GROCERIES, '
DRY GOODS, TOBAC
Hardware, Wagons, Bug;
i
Carts, Plows and all kinds of Farm MdCi
Condon Hotel,'
Condon, Oregon.
MRS. s. a. maddock;
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PROPRIETRESS.
This Large New Hotel is the Most Comfortable and Best-Furnished
Hotel in Gilliam County.
First-class Accommodation and Low Rates,
t,
The table is supplied with the
ALBERT
CONDON, OREGON,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN-
F U R N I TU R
UNDERTAKERS GOODS, ETC.
Wallpaper and window shades a specialty.
A full line of builders' materials constantly on hand, such as doors,
windows, mouldings, shingles, oils, paints, glass, etc. Also stoves,
puuipB in fact everything imaginable in this line. I have a first-claea
lumber yard in connection. Get my prices before buying elsewhere.
LOST - VALLEY - LUiBER - ilLLS
Are located in Lost Valley, Oregon, 18 miles
from Condon, 12 miles from Mayville, 12
miles from Fossil, 5 miles from Lone Rock,
In the Most Natural and Accessible Location
for a Mill in Gilliam County.
The best body of timber in Eastern Oregon.
It is my aim to keep constantly on. nana, reaay ior imme
diate delivery, a full and complete stock of rough lumber,
dressed flooring, rustic, fine finishing lumber, etc., etc.
A lot of Al Cedar Shingles in Stock at Condon.
Before purchasing elsewhere, you are respectfully invited
to call and see the quality of my lumber, get my prices,
and I am satisfied vou will buv your lumber from me.
HARRY HALSTEAD,
Proprietor -:- and -:- Manager.
j
;T. G. JOHNSON,
Johnson
-PROPRIETORS OY-
Livery, fceed and Sale Stables,
Large New Bam on North Main Street,
Condon, - - Oregon.
HAY AND GRAIN BOUGHT AND SOLD.
CHARGES VERY
First-class Rigs Always on HandatVery Reasonable Pales.
A siuiro oi Iht) public p&trc&aC i& icopcctfullj bulx:tiL ,
r'-
Ed.
Dl'NN AS
OREC
best that the market affords.
HENSHAW,
W. L. Wilcox.
& Wilcox,
REASONABLE.