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Newspaper Page TextTHE C0IID01I GLOBE FRIDAY, JANUARY 22,1887. NOTICE. Tha VMrlf lMt.rtnttnn tn th nijma tl ftt.Kfl. II pa Id Id advance. If not paid In advance 02 will be charged. A pencil mark aroand this Hour indicatca ttiat your anbicrinuon baa plred. PImm rninw promptly. GLOBOSITIES. The Globb will take county warrant on account at lace vaiue. The Antelope Herald taya that Char 1 T...l I. I .1...... - . 1,. t... ,cj ci ,,,, i HKniii lu I'linrgo ui too u ii - neat ahop at that place, having bought out J. D. Tunny. Item In Grant county court proceed Intra: RnaiiMAtiori of Z. J. Martin. J. P. of llayatack precinct, accepted and the omce declared vacant Frank Ihoua haa aold hla ranch and 60 head of cattle and 40 head of horeea in Ferrv Canvon to Mr. Malev and her aoni. We have not learned what Frank Intendi to do. ttev. . Warner, nresldlnsr elder. aa- alaled Rev. Johni In the revival meet Intra here the flrat three nlshte of thil week. He left Wednesday, not having time to remain longer. Blue Mnnntain Eagle: Kd. Conner. formerly a merchant of Lone Rock, haa trona Into the mercantile busineae at Bumpier, Raker county, the termlnue of the Bumpier valley railroad. Messrs. John M. Brown and J. B. Gaff, two of Lone Rock'a beat citizens. attended divine servicea at Condon Sun day night, alao the quarterly conference boslncM meeting next morning f The following ad appear in tnenaiem Statesman: 100-acro larm In uiuiam countv. 140 acre under cultivation anil pasture of about 2,000 acrea, fenced, aud abou 1 175 horses to trade for cl ty property . Wayne Grider received a dlapatch from Oregon Citv Momlitv night, con veying the aad new of the death of hla lister at that place. He left neat day, expecting to reach there in time to at tend the funeral. The dudII of our public ichool bad an examination In all the branchea last week and the mult howt that allot them are making sood rcreas In their studies. Want of apace forbid o pub liahing the average of each. Walla Walla connty ba advertised . it. . . , . t im u. . I - ( 1 .!. lur titui m iiiriiisu iwv p"uii'wi jv- nine for squirrel pniwulng, with the op tion to be given the county of purchas ing another 1000 pound Inter on, If de aired by tho commissioners. The Uoldendale Agriculturist I a good local newspaper, but it reader would appreciate it a great deal more if a par ura nli were made of each Item, instead of running all of them together in one olid article. Try the change, brother A wave of economy haa atruck the Oregon senate, and only 67 clerka are thus far employed by that body, each on a salary of (3 a day. This I an im provement over last session, when clerk were paid 5 a day for doing 60 cents worth of work. Statesman. Married On Sunday. Jan. 17th, Mr Robert E. Bummer and Mis Nettie flehilling. both of Matney Hat. They have already begun housekeeping at the groom's comfortable and well-improved home on Matney Flat, with the best w lahet of their many friends, Banker Ilurlburt of the Arlington Na tional Bank, inform na that the bank will receive Gilliam county warranta on deposit at their face value the aa me a checke. Thi will be pleasing new to those who have found it difficult to dis pose of their county warrant. . fitmntor Duiur of The Dalles I practic ing economy while attending to hi dutie a state senstor, and la setting an example which hi colleague might well cittern after. While other sena- r tor have from one to two clerk. Mr. Dufur ha none. Salem journal, 'it nnneara that there are yet a few neonle who do not understand that all ti,nhr rmltnre claim filed on after Kni. 1R. 1887. must be advertised, the same as homesteads, before final proof can be made. This law does not pernm of any exception and there la no way of getting around it. Froofa of thia kind made otherwise are unlawful. A dispatch ,from Washington aays: The house committee on public lands ha authorised a favorable report on tho , , bill providing that settler of the North ern Pacific railroad lands, whoe rights -ntiM have been forfeited on Jan. 1, 1897, for non-compliance with the law, . t...H h.in an additional term of two ... . year In which to comply with the regiv latlons. Condon waa visited thia week bv a brofesslonal corn-bicker the kind that grow on toe. The editor of thi fami ly paper ha no faith in tnch cures. About four veart ago we had a bushel or so of red-hot, lusclou corn extract ad and In a month, or two they were larger and warmer-hearted than ever. A number of othera here had their corn picked, with the tame result. V. A . Palmer arrived home Tuesday. after a three months' course In a bar bers' college in San Francisco. He doe not know vet where he will open a shop. BertHorlon, who went down thereto Wrn the barber'a trade also, changed hi mind after getting there ana alter "taking In" the city a month or sis weeks returned to Oregon. Me I now visiting hi father at Eugene and will return to Condon in a month or so. Mn firms, n. Keara of Mavville. chair man of the musical committee, tend u the following item ! "The Mayville Aid Society will give a musical and literary entertainment on Feb. 12th in the Odd Fellows hall. Every lady is to furnish a basket containing a lunch fortwo, to ha sold to the h irhest bidder. Special features will be Introduced and nothing left undone to make the entertainment a ncce s. Proceed to go toward build in v a Union church at Mayville. Ad- - - - ' in ttance25c. Everybody invited tocome and bring a basket." The Times-Mountaineer thinks it will Ka a blesMina- to the state If no other legislation I done but to cut off a dozen or more useless commission and tax- ntltiff enneerns. such aa the state nor mal chools, attorney-general' office, hoard nf ennallzation. etc.. and cntdown all of the official salaries In the state about one-half. It save: The present salarlea were decided npon four year ago, when the wagea for all kind ol la bor and prices for product were double what they are now, and to cut the sala ries through In the middle now would even things op properly. When the legislature convened on the 11th, the Senate, composed of 80 mem bers, promptly organized, with Joe til man aa nresident." But the House, com posed of 60 members, lla tnblornly re fused to organize, owing to a scheme ol those who ODbose the re-election of Sen ator Mitehell to delay the matter, hop ing, bv some book or crook to defeat him. Each day when the roll call 1 made about one-half of the members purpose ly remain away, so that there can 1 no nnornni. It reoulrlng 40 of the 60 mem . a " ber to constitute a quorum. It liegln to look like no senator will be elected, aa the vote for senator can not be taken within two weeka after organisation. We are glad to note that our representa tive. J. E. David. Is not a party to the disgraceful hold-up. We have talked with a ereat many people from different parts of the county this week and they say there is general dissatisfaction over the change our county court made In the road tax. The believe that were the matter sub mitted to a vote that out of the lwu votes in the county, not 60 would favor the change. Several representative clti ten and taxpayer of the Mayville coun try sav that instead of having to pay the cash for their road tax they would very ..,.,..1, nrofor lettino it irn townrris build- a court house at Condon. It aeema to be the general opinion ot tne taxpayers 13 i . : . f . I-. a .. , .f trom neany every secnun vi mo ",' iL.l Ika nnturu ,Alirff. flBWI verV DOOT ULmsnt In nnt fnvnrahlv pnimioering the matter of building a conrt house, after the liberal offer of Condon to do tinnnoaah tnuanla It. The people are becoming very tired of paying over iiui tin t'flsr rant inr m. iTtiiirii nanus afjiw ev v v '-" . ' .. l,Un ti.a sr.nn v In W A 11 A 1)1 A tfl Rffom A decent court house. The proposition i to DUIId a IWO-smry nre-irwii ik ki.tLliKK lirimr miH nitiethinfi on the same style aa the Union Block In Ar lington, WMrn tllirteen yera K ra something like 6.000. Arlington Items, gome wheat Is still coming In ahd be ing sold at good price. Mrs. A C Hawson was called to waua Walla last week, caused by the death of her father. ' ' in.na.,. nntJe and Jayne were at SBlem several daya last week, viewing the legislative rnin. cinThnmM'i tittle eirl. who was so badly burned last week i Improving lowly and will likely pull through. Rev. H Barnhart and family arrived here last Wednesday and la now word ing with the other Rev, Barnhart in the revival work at the M. E. church. Ahont 20 tramp atruck the town Sun day morning and, aa usual, none of them t,,l l... I anvthinir to eat (or tnree uy -Jtohear them tell it when applying. for a "hand-out." Mr. Hnhhle. of Winlock. Grantconnty, sjtent several daya in town thefiratof the week. He came In to meet ma yoongeat daughter, Stella, who has been In the East and California lor tne last five yeara. Confidence Lodge No. 28, K. r., in fulled the following officer last Moo- day: FC Hlndle, C C; 8 U Hawson, vr.f ltnhWatkina. K R B. After tne InsUllatlon a fine lunch was spread and all had a way-up time. ftherlev Miller 'and Mr. Sharrard, a brother of Arthur Sharrard of this plnce, have started for Wall creek, up tn me nin mountains, near Monument. They will be back in about two week if they don't get lost too badly. We are sorry to note that Mrs. R H Robinson I confined to her bed with tvnhoid fever, contracted at Mayville u.m weeks a 20 while attending her sis ter, who died with the same fever, iter many friend sincerely bope for her re covery. Everybody I kicking about tne way the legislature la being "held np" at Sa lem. Of course It is the dear people s money that they are spending, at the rateoM2,000 a day, and they do not care. It allows the necessity of electing senators by popular vote, which would stop all auch muddles. Then dispense with one of the houses and all the laws could be made in less time than 40 daya and what laws were passed could be con sidered and passed intelligently. Aa it la now. the time ia all taken np wire- polling for some office or commission- thus making it cost the people double- pay to get them in aud pay them wnen they are in. REPORT OP THE CONDITION (SO. 8M) - At Arlington, in the State of Ortgon, AT TUB CLOSE OF BUSINESS, DEC 17, 1896. RESOURCES. Loans and dlwmint I70.2W9A Overdraft, xiiret and imernred. . . . . a.OM 39 tJ. . bnml to nec-Hre circulation 2. K)00 Htix-kn, nrllli. .lf'l 'J Hnnninx piMtB, iMmiiare aim ;."'?,' Other renlmtiiteiind inortKHirat owned . . MWS1 Due from tUt hanki and batikara S.47J M IM from approved renerre agetiW , SWM ,.ne ana utnr cnaii iitiiii . Iivt nuu uiner vnmit .. - ...... Fractional pper earrency , nlckela ana CV11W , ,.. " lwpi;l iioaar atsaava ia aa, vis: Bpecte PJKM ix.'gai-icnaer noiea Kodemptlon fund with V. 8. treaao'rer WI Cliilt Ul cirwumnui'--". '" 220 l,72 75 fflim Total ia,13l irjo.ooono suooo 2.SWS8 U.2W 00 issas 3.74f fB 12.1003 L7ABILITIIL- ranltnl atnek nald In .. ... nuniius nina imoivioen pronia, mm myitcm Katlonal tank no(ntittanllna. ... . .. llitp tn otnrr national nanaa ........ ltiditriltta) drpoalta aub('t to check. ., r. . . ... ... Tot.1.... m,m STATE OP OREGON, VOVXTV Of izilliam.i i m m i i . M.t.lM nf Mi ahnvA.nflfnMl bank.doM.lftnnly awear that the above atate- Dtxnt la true to ine nm m mj """" a..h..rihail anil nnii to before me thil 31t day ol December, 1896. a. A. D. OuaLar, ' , Notary I'aWlc for Oregon. Cobbkct Attest: Directors. W. W. Srnwr.a.j h. C. EiwKit, A. C. llAWDON, ) fienator Mitchell ha Introduced a bill tn the legislature authorising the gov ernor of the state to appoint officer to construct and maintain a portage rail . ainno- the Columbia tetween The Pnlles and Celllo. It la designed to re lieve the United State government of that labor, and It carnea an appropria lion of I1H5.000 for that purpose. Th Kansas Citv Journal says: "Flor ence Berry Is the name of a handsome Lebette county (Kansas) girl who has started for Oregon, where she will mBt . . man she ha never seen. The arransed bv correspondence and he sent her money not only for her , fare but also to pay for a handsome trousseau." (Whether thi match is the .it i o. Crawford' ad In an East- innui vi " .. m(mnnil natter we are unable to aav. but presume It I. Congratulation Olex Explosions. Joe Budd aay It looks like rain. W J Edward of Mayville wa on the creek the past week buying cattle. Mr. Jerry KUoy and hla eiBter Ella are spending the winter in California. The sheenmen are coming in and sign ing the notea.i In accordance with the lnnt lew. We learn that Rev. Moore, who waa here Inst summer, died in Texas recent ly, of fever.. V Quite a nnmber of resident on the creek are rebuilding their dnma and rif- rnfling the bank that were washed out last month. T.nnkont for the entertainment soon to bo given at Olex for the benefit of our a..hnnl. There I lots of rehearsing and practicing and it will be worth coming a long way's to hear. ttev. Warner, presiding elder for this circuit, preached an eloquent and in structive sermon laslKnturuay nignmmi Sunday morning. Wish more preachers like him would visit us. Mr. J R Ralston is now able to be up and around the house and is improving nleelv. Frank Rnlnton line retnrneu home to Lone Rock and Mrs. Adam to Tiit'oma. Mr. J K Ralston arrived in Olex Saturday from Wyoming, where she has been spending the winter. The consolidatina of the road district meets with trenern! disfavor in this vi cinity. The people say they have a hard enough time to do what roan wora they can ami say they will rebel against paying money to some one else who will not do as much aa they have done In the paist. They aay if they are not given a rhance to work their tax out they will We are irlnd to learn that Miss Rick ------ S7 ia improving and is expected pack with In a few davs. The Goldendale Agricnltnrist saye that Mrs. Brown, wife of Atty. J no. A. Brown of Spokane, is clerking in a store in laroma. T K Lone, a cattle buyer from Indian- ola. Iowa, passed throngh town Monday on his way to Condon and Mayville. Mr. Long made a shipment from the Dalles last fall. Tt aa decided at the school meeting held Saturday to continue the school for the full term of nine monthe. They also levied a tax of ten mill, a last year there wa no assessment made. H S Comfort left Sunday night for Seattle, where he expects to reside for Ihe present. Mr. Comfort is a thorough mns cian and was a valuable acquisition to the "Arion Club," of which he was a member. The citv treasnrer'a report shows that there wa paid to the city during the last vear for license. $1432.50 and lor taxes, 1373.B5. Paid out for city war rants, $1033.60 i interest on same, $1 3.13, leaving the city about $1600 in debt. The Arion Club, assisted by Mrs. Bar foot, cave a short mnsicale Friday even ing to several of their friends. We are sorry to learn that the club noes not in tend to give any more dances, for the music rendered by them on Christmas and New Yeara wa the best Arlington ha enjoyed for many a long year. All those desiring to subscribe for the San Francisco Examiner should remem ber that the best way to do it Is through the special agent at the (Jiobe office. If you want to win a prize you should pot forget tins. i Dr. W W. Oglesby and Robt. Clow of Junction City are about to establish a saw mill at Blachley, Lane county. It ia to be ron by water power and they believe it will be the only one oi mat kind in the state. The New say: "Have yon rer no ticed that those who do not pay any taxes are always the loudest and most anxious to vote for a tax, and the larger the tax the better it suit them. This is one form of anarchy." An exchange advise editor to care fully scan their ten-dollar bills, as many danireroua counterfeits of that denomma v . kW II I .1 tlon are abroad. II somenoay win ienu us a ten dollar bill, we'll give it a criti cal inspection with pleasure. There ia only one claes in Oregon whose Income has not been reduced within the past few years, and that rlaaaiathe office bolder. The legisla ture should see lb it that they too are placed on an equality with other people bv judiciously pruning down aaianes. Grant County New. n nnnn nntihnnrm tod 4 SOMETHING NEW I ? U ft i mi ryJ JBC9 Ml A WRITTEN GUARANTEE WITH EACH MACHINE. .ALSO. AS USUAL. WAGONS, BUGGIES, HACKS, Plows, Harrows, Cultivators. OUR GOODS & PRICES ARE ALL RIGHT. CALL ON US. SHURTB BROS. ARLINGTON, OREGON. Madder Than a Wet Hen. "A Mother" writea to the Goldendale (Sentinel aa follows: "What are school .tiroctora elected for. anyway? I think it would be a good thing to send some oi rmr teachers (?) off to a reform scnooi, so they can learn how to control them selves and their scholar. This habit of aonriimr little one up to the prim-ipaP room is getting ridiculous and monoto nous. As it is, the principal has all he can attend to, especially when he spends a great portion of hi time prancing up and oown ine room (rawing ...... in. ha haa vnrEpn iiiiiibkii uii w bui-. a frenxy, he wreaks hi ire on the little ones. Anyso-canea wacinr nut um able to conduct the affairs of his own room had better resign, or be caused to. For my part, the next time my child is mauled bv anv one. excepting its teach er, 111 gn'down to that school and clean out the whole outfit. I mean business." S. B. BARKER, DEALER IS. CEHER'L MERCHANDISE CONDON, OREGON. STOCKMEN'S SUPPLIES OF. ALL KINtS A SPECIALTY. THIS WAY 4 BARGAINS NEW COODS Make Money by Saving It atn-a Riivtntr Elsewhere). Call tn and" .Inspect My New and Choice Stock of. NEW PRICES MERCHANDISE AND GROCERIES AND EVERYTHING NEEDED BY THE FARMER, STOCKMAN AND MECHANIC i r.Mnr.aa a Hash Trada I Make a" .Large Discount for Cash. Take Advantage of It P. H. STEPHENSON CONDON. - : - OREGON. Lone Rock Rumblings. A fine warm rain the first of the week has taken most of the anow off the hills around our burg. We nnderstand that the society ladies; here have oraanlaed a "Bisters' Oriental Lodge," and are having gav timee, from the noise they make. The pop of onr section, as well aa others, are roaring because they are be ing taaed for the benefit of the few sheepmen They say It Is an outrage.', Most of our people are very much op posed to the change the county court made in the road districts. They feel confident that there should be more than two road supervisors in the connty or the roads in this locality, especially, will not get much attention. Cant. Miller ahd hi daughter and children eipect to start for Goldendnle Monday. The generous people ot L.one Roek aided Mr. McKinney and her children to a considerable extent in the way of financial aid, which wa very ac ceptable to the poor family. Our Inhabitant took another stam pede Monday morning, when Mr. Ho gan wa taken seriously ill and all hands iirtinnnnced it ditihtheria. Ir. Hogan was sent for and arrived about 7 p. m... and soon allaved all fears by assuring the patient that ehe waa only sntienng from a bad cold, bordering on la grippe. For Sale or Trade. D. A. Dodson of Hay creek hns nine !. I nnni, atiixk llllCT which l limn iii b".4 r... - . r.ll will sell or trade for a good cow. tall ooni "Under The Laurels." cvllnoinot ia the east of characters .v.., ;n ..U. tliA ahnvn drama in the I hall at Condon on Friday evenine, Feb. 12th, the proceeds oi wnien win gu inw ards purchasing a library for the public school: . ' Mr. Milford.........l;arrie uanneman o xt:if.,rrl Marv Maddock U1W Hill." Polly Powler Birdie Henxhaw Pookev Button .....vora avers Kv Brant ford.. Fred Cornett Frank Colewood CO Portwood jrpke C C Henhaw Bob Button.'.' .Klvrin Myers Ike Hopper.. W J 1'arrnr.o iih,ifl' Ed T)nnn Idmis'slnh, 25 cents; chiMren, 15 cts. Ball alter the drama; tickets 50 cents. Condon Hotel, CONDON, OREGON. Mrs. S. A Maddock PROPRIETRESS, amaa This Large New Hotel Is the Most Comfortable and Best-Fur nlshed Hotel in Gilliam County. First-class Accommodation and Low Rates The tnble is supt.I'eJ with the best that the market affo"j Of Interest to Settlers. . All persons desiring to acquire title to anv lands in the United States or to purchase school lands, school lien lands, will make no mistake by calling on U. S. Commissioner S. A. D. Gorley at Ar lington, Oregon. Onlv a simple question! Why send ......u.uimi innchine when von cjtn iretone of the"Ltet Improved" and gtiHrmiteeil lor o enr. inmi omu w Bros. Price from $15 to W friend in need is a friend indeed." Pitch is whitt the ladies find in the New Home Sewing Machine Ask for cata logue and prices at Bhurte Bros., Arling ton, Oregon. - T. G. JOHNSON, PROPRIETOR OF Livery, Feed and Sale Stables, Large New Barn oh Korth Main Street Condon) Oregon HAt AND GRAIN BOUGHT AND SOLO. CHARGES VERT REASONABLE; First-class Rigs Always on Hand at Very Reasonable Rates. A share of the public patronage is respectfully solicited. James W. Smith has the largest line of agricultural implements to select from in Uilliitm county, unver piows mm extrtt a speeinlty. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. I.AanOrrtra atThk PALi.Rs.Oa., Jan. 16, 1897. . ...-.i .-i....- ik. f.11nvtiiff.nnnt MHIO" IF ncrrnv pirn """'"V, : V Tl, ort nHtlor hns filed notice ot hts lutentlorj i to malteflnitlpoo.ir in V V nut Ml prnoi Witt - IHtltt, I, tm, l H-Pl"""i wwm. " G, HOT. vii: Biuret, ft. MILLER. Hd. 4.W. for the nH 9 tn 1 of r Me. n1 Ilen titmn and rttltlvstlon of. said Mnil, vis. Joo A. Wnnletv. John . fox, Chatln Baker ami . . f-mtio, an oi luiio. " ,-'V, ..i.. R I NEHARTS 'RESTAUR AMT Condonj Oregon. GEOa W. RINEHART, Proprietor. TKfi TuiVilir will find that ho tetter1 aecomrnodations can be found in this country than at this house. Meals 25c; beds 25c. J42-50 Jam Agriftiltural implements of all kinds 1 at Khnrte Broe. LIVERY '. STABLE : IN : CCNNECTIGlI. RATES VERY MODERATE t advance, Oeorgel) , not pay It. v I