Tilt GC!!DO:i GLOBE.
THURSDAY. FG9KUARY 8. 1900.1
T.t OFFICIAL PAPER OF GIU-IAM
COUNTY, OHEUON.
Our Agents. v
Th following jn;raoii8 ar the
.vr-.l .tod aiinU of .the Gi.oisk at
the iKist ottii't-n mimed. They are
Hutliorii'd t.i; receive and receipt
for mibsrriptmii Recounts:
V. II. Uoi.wsT.t," ArliriRtiMi.
Wadk Kko8..:.;. , ..Olex.
Mkp. Em.a Anoki.L Mayville.
Other agents will be appointed,
nml their mimes added to this lifet
later.
If you are not already a eub
. scriber, or if your- subscription has
expired, call on your uearest agent
and be made happy.
i1liUy an really nefill tKey will i:ree
tliAt tlte county alumM . hIIow,
reasonable cniiiflenaatiim.
LEASING PUBLIC LANDS. ,
The till iiitriducid in the sen-
'ate. by Senator Foster, of Washing-
ton. providing for tne leasing 01
! Dublin lands, is arousing intense
i antagonism all though the interior
SALARIES OFDEPUTIES,
It may be interesting at this
time when the allowance of depu
ty hire is being so mueh discussed,
to give a brief resume of the matter
since the salary law went into ef
fect in 1894. Trior to that year
county "officials were paid certain
prescribed fees for all work done
either for the county or for individ
uals, these fees constituting the
salaries of the several offices. Dur
ing the last 12 months under the
fee system the county paid in fees
to the county clerk for work done
in his offiice for the county the
gum of $1730. The salary law
abolished the fee system, so far .as
work done for the county is con
cerned, and fixed the salary of the
clerk in Gilliam county at $1500
Under the new law, however' the
fee system was continued, so far as
work done for individuals is C)U
CJrned, but all such fees collected
by the clerk must be turned into
the general fund" of the county.
The salary- is $1500, no more and
no less. The law further provides
however that when a deputy is ap
pointed and in the judgment of the
court, his services or any part there
of should be paid by the county,
' that the court shall make an order
t taitelfjct, thus leaving tbe mat
ter entirely' to the discretion of the
county court. If the court believes
the work of the office sufficient to
require the services of a deputy it
is authorized, uadar th? la v, to
provide for his payment. In 1894,
the court allowed , the sum of $30
for deputy hire in the clerk's .bffil-e
bit in lili thj pjjpH though
tier r-vrasjiitativjs io thi cu;ity
" convention, parsed a resolution
against the. allowance of deputy
jiay. Tbe c jurt complied with that
reque t and for the two years fol
lowing no d jputy pay was allowed
although the refusal was against
the judgement of a part of the
-court. In 1393 the the convention
changed its views on the matter
and authorized the court to allow
such sums for deputy hire as the
court thought proper. The'court
'again complied and the sumvof
ftSOO was allowed td the clerk s o.f-
fioe in addition to the regular sala
ry of tlo)) and the sum of $503 to
the sheriff's office in addition to "tbe
regular salary of $2000. This last
o "
order brought the total cotiipensa
lion of the clerk's office up to 2100.
During the year ending October 1, j
1399, the clerk turned over to the !
ounty thii s.mi of 12p, bslng fees
collected by the clerk for work
done for individuals. Subtract
this amount from 2100, the total
compensation received by the clerk
1 and his deputy, and we have re
maining $840, the amount that
office cost tbe county for that year.
Since 1894 the work of the clerk's
office has been materially increased.
The new mode of figuring taxes,
whereby the clerk is obliged to
compute all rates and amounts for
each school district and incorpora
ted town, in addition to the re ular
county levy, makes a large am ount
of new work. The coyote t.junty
Law makes considerable extra
work and the new registra .'on law
makes it the duty of tbe clerk to
keep a general county register as j
well as a geperate register for each
precinct of all voters in the county.
The details of registration require a
. trreat deal of time and care and
adds much new work to the duties
. - of the office. Thus it will be seen
that Hip clerk il now doing more work
fur the county nt a cost to the county of
IfSIOtliHti waailnne nm!er die ol lfeeaya
tmii at a eiist of f 175'-).
Th lacta ami titfures are taken from
the county record nml lire given with h
view to showing, rs nearly as may be,
the trna situation iu the oflii-e n ferred
V. We are of the opinion tl at many of
the people who as oppoainl to Iheallow-
anca or deputy hire liave ovrlinkei
t many of tlit-He facts and that if they
N wii'o niidi'rstund that the wrvieea of
of this state and Washington. The
hill ; if it becomes a ' law,' will cer
tainly tend to check the develop
ment of the West as all lands leas
ed are withdrawn from settlemen t
during the life of tbe lease, which is
limited to ten years, but the bill
provides that leases may be renew
ed for one or inore terms upon the
approval of the secretary of agri
culture. At a mass meeting of the citizens
of Crook county, held at Prineville,
January 13, the following resolu
tions were adopted:
Whereas, There is now pending
before Congress ft measure having
in view the leasing to private indi
viduals and local corporations all
the public lands in the United
States, lying west of the 99th me
ridian, and c .''
Whereas, Said bill withdraws
from settlemen and threatens se
riously to check the future develop
ment of the west; and '
Whereas, Such a measure would
have an undoubted tendency to
concentrate the control of large
tracts of what is now public do
miin in the hauls of a few individ-
uals; and ,:
Whereas, " the tendency of the
measure now pending is to give an
undue power in the distribution of
such lands into the hands of one
individual, viz: tha secretary of ag
riculture; and
Whereas, the said measure is in
direct conflict and opposition to the
American system of providing for
homes for its citizens; and ,
Whereas, the said measure is a
menace to the welfare of the inhab
itants of the territory thereby effect
ed and is fraught with disaster to
the agrarian population of such
territory, therefore be it
1 Resolved, that we earnestly pro
test aeainst the enactment into
law of the pending measure as di
rectly contrary to the interests and
development of tbe west, and di
rectly contrary to the American
pal icy of home-building and per
manence throughout our land and
be it ...- .'..'; ,:
Resolved, that this meeting of
tte such action as will
procure the dissemination of this
protest throughout tne territory
affected and earnestly request the
immediate co-operation of its in
habitants, and be it further '.
Resolved, that Oregon's delega
tion in Congress be and they are
hereby instructed to vote and wors
at any and all times against the
proposed bill for leasing public
lands and against any other form
thereof." ' '
Tbe bill appears to be drawn in
tbe interests of rich individuals and i
big corporations and against the
interests of the bona fide home-
seeker and small stockman and
for this reason we believe the best
efforts of our people should be put
forth against it. -
The bill practically places the
destinies of this big broad western
section of the United States in the
bands of the secretary of agricul
ture and makes it possible for him
to etoi further settlement or devel
opment of the west. On the face of
it it looks like a good bill to kill,
and remonstrances against its pass
age, addressed to our representa
tives in Congress, are now in order.
p II. WAI.N
County Surveyor Bind Civil Engineer
Home-stead 'ekr located at
reasonable rates.
Condon, - j-
QIW. KKVKS & UNA
PHYSICIANS AND SURQEON3.
liny ornlKMfwll promptly answered. ,
Offlc in Sew MuMiiitu UiilUltii.
CONDON -''-'. .OREGON.
Qtt. J. W. YOXlKL
Sp.olatlst for Refraction and
Def oot Of th Ey,
Will VUit Condon Ewy Three Month,
v Watch Local Cohimtt tor Pat.
H. H. HKKDBICKI. V . i aoWKHl,
HENDRICKS & BOWERMAN,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
riHxTBtii:.DiN) wKtot post ornra, eownon
riRSTOooa mouth ormivraa's bkick, foshil;
Carofnl attonttim to Kiwi hnlm- In Ollllnin
and Vhlr countlw. A Notary In uih omoe.
nnutv Stock InsDectors
1 have appoluM my depuUw tb following
pim-.
U B. TowniaMMl, Condon.
I'hurlrv While. FaHtUtk.
i' xt Inuii.iiti T,n Rnplr
; Stock lnTKtw'lt Ullliam i.'ounty. Orvgou
ANNUAL
GASH
CLE
ARAHG!
SAIvK.
GASH! GASH I CAS1II
A LITTLE FORTUNE can be saved by
attending this sale. Visit our store during
January and we will sell you Dry Goocls
and Clothing at from 15 to 25 percent off.
See our prices on Ladies' Capes.
H. W. HARTMAN.
Carpenter and Builder.
Scroll UorK a Specialty.
Piansand Estimates Furnished
Condon : : Oregon.!
All our $11.00
All our $U.75
AU'our $3.00
All our $7.75
All our $7.50
All our $5.00
All our $4.50
All our $3.50
All our $3.00
All our $2.00
All our . $1.75
Capes for...... $0.90
Capes for $7,80
Capes for $G.40
Capes for $G,20
Capes for.. ....$0.00
Capes for $3.95
Capes for ,$3.G0
Capes for $2.80
Capes for $2.40
Capes lor. . . . . .$1.G0
Capes for $.1.40
C. S. PALMER,
prtisti; Barber.
Sleek: Shaves "
and Hair-cuts.
Razors honed and re-Rround,
CONDOM - - - - OREGON.
SUMMONS.
In the CtrcBlt Court ol the State of Oregon,
lor the County of C.llllnm. .
Xlamel Blebl, Plaintiff, tl. JacoD Blew. ie
lendant '"
To am abova named defendant, Jacob Blcbl
In th name of the Dtate of Oneon. Touare
herebj notlned and reqnlred to appearand an
werthe complaint Bled a;nlut ;jou In the
abore entitled Kilt on or before Ttmraday,
March t, l,(the name being at weeaTa from
ihadatrnf the Hrs oubllcaUon of tbia notice)
and that If on laU to to appear and anawer the
aatd complaint or otherwise pleaa tnereio wun
ln.l,l tma. Ihe nUlnlilT will apply to the
Court for the telief therein prayed for, which la
foradeeree foreterdiaaolvinfine Donaaoimav
rinnnr ii.tln between the plaintln" and de
fendant in the above entitled , and for ocb
ohr and fnrther relief aa may In eontty be lurt.
Thi. .nmmnna la aerrea on Yon or pnoncauon
therf in the CondoK OU lor the period of
U eoneecntiva week aeven 1-iues,
eommeaclDa; with the lue of January 25, 1900,
by virtue if an order filed In the abore entitled
Court bearing date the 22nd. day of Jannary. 1900.
Oiven under my hand and dated thl 25th day
of Jannary, A. D. 1900.
6a. E. Van Vacro.,
Attorney for I'laintln.
ptCft will ciipt'uro ClKKATBR-nAftnAIXB the firm
cf SUU11THV WKIU CO. from this date, Norembcr IV
" 181)'.) to January 1, 100, than fttiywbere elw In Gilliam
...... .. county. . ... . .....
U ..0Pr3 to reduce our largo tock of General Mer
chandio, before taking Inventory, we will n&k
GKKAT KRDrCTIOXS.ln all lines carried by u ex
cept (irocories aii'i Hardware, which will be sold at fig
ures to woet the closest competition.
BEHEt"?FR.w carry nearly everything from a Needl
to a Threshing Machine. : Moist of oor goods were-pur-
chased before the advance In prices which will be to the
advantage : of our customers, We have a few
yipHITOR DRillS loft from the car-load recontly
received from the factory which will be sold for less
money than they can bo bought for after January 1st.
- HEW DEPARTURE Steel or Chilled llottom Gang
Plows, we are holding at the old price until January 1st.
although the price has advanced $5 00 to $3.00.
RftlH 'AWD'STOUCHTOH Wagon hare roadeasharp '
advance in price but we are 1 In a position to meet any
prices made on wagons that are equal In quality to the
well known brands we carry. The largest line of
VHC M in Arlington is to be found at
our store. Call and see us and get prices.
SHURTE & WEIR CO.,
RELIABLE MERCHANTS,
ARLINGTON, ORE.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
s-,Hra u herabT alven In the matter of the
nl il c. IWiwner. deceaaed. that the under
signed were, on the 2Mb day of April, IW, duly
appointed by tbe eonnty eoart oiuuuam eoan
ly. State of Oregon, execotore of the eatate of D.
Tknw,,. deoeaaed. '
All persons having claim agalnat aaia ae-
eeaaed, or hit eatate, an Hereby nounea ana
wnnxiarf la nreaent the tame to ua duly vert-
' ... . .. . i
flrl .t Cnndi.n. Oreeon. within tlx monma
fmm the date hereof.
Condon. Oregon, J. K. Dowse. H. T. Dowses
Jannarv 15l 1900. '. Eiecatora.
25 per cent, off on Clothing,
Underwear, Cotton Blan
kets, Ladies' Wrappers
and Skirts.
A few pieces Fancy Plaids, 25 off.
Don't fail to visit our Shoe department.
. .. ma lf
"We are offering all our Mens, vvomen bf W'rrs "TC
Misses' and Children's Shoes at 20 per U1K.VJ1 1 IX jHl X UVJJ
cent, discount. v CQ OOlSl'
REMEMBER this Sale laStS Only NextDoortoDow,IflsA11ey Arlington,'
during January.
ALL COODS MARKED IN PLAIN FICURES.
LORD & CO.
Arlington, Oregon.
whn you fl tlk njoylng frt-clw-7r-
CIGAR OR MILWAUKEE BEER Oil DRAUGHT.
All kinds of first-class llquom on hand.
R 1 11 Ell ART'S R ESTAU R A HT
Condon,: Oregon.
GEO. W. RINEHART, Prop'r.
CONTEST NOTICE.
C S Uso Orrir.K, Tss Daixu, Os., Dee. 20.1!
A SHlfirtent contest affidarit haTlnc been Bled
IU ntm ,7iii.t vj ... w-- .
aiialnst timber culture entry No. aiM. made AMT-
tMt 6. 1W, for a 'A ae v. ann e w yt i . ;v
6 a r 26 e. by erusha Walton, toniesice. in
Wllli-ll I, i "I".'" ...... -- . ,, i 1
anu un iiir. ii" .. o ...... .
plant or eanaed to l planted to tr!a, seeds of
cutiinirs. anT pan 01 saiu trac wre j
entry. Iliougb uo Ueea were srowing thereon;
...a .I... xid h.r hrlra (ailed to nlant or
canne to be planu?d to trees, seeds or cnUliiKS.
orcnltlvaie or cans n oe in.mi.ui
said tract the Ath , Bth.. 7th.. Rth h. or Mlh.
-..a 11th w.MMfrferiTitrv and all nfstu-h fallnrea
...11 -. . t -..li ..u.tloa urn horfl.V Hflt i II ,.i tO
apiar. respond and offer evl'ience bmehlnsj
said allation at IC o'cuxe m.on reo. mi.
Ij0. before Jay B vwermau, Noiary Fnblin, at
hearliiK will be held at 10 o'eloek a. m. on tec.
IK. lum, lajfore Hie Kealster and Kw-elver at the
i-ni.,i ji,.t... l and ritn,..) In The DkIImi. Op-von.
The aald contestant ha vine, in a prorKramda
rlt tiled Dee. 14. 1(W. aet forth IhcU wliii-h
show that after one oiiiifenee, per-mmi m:rir
of this notfi-e can not be made, It ia hereby or
dered and direeled that suth notice be ttieii by
dee and proper publtca'lon. JaT V. I.0C4,
ld24 - KeKister.
ArlinRton, Or.,
I Transacts a General Banking Business.
Accounts Kept Subject to Check.
Drafts soid on all the principal cities of the United State j
and Europe, interest anowea on m uwpu.u.
' SPECIAL ATTENTION C1VEN TO COILECTICHS. WE SOLICIT YOM BUSIXESS. !
Id. M.FRENCH. PrWnt W. W. 8TEIWEH, Vlc.-Pr..ld.nt FRANK
I rs. m 9-Dt-aJaU u u CTriWFR. W, LORD. L. C EDa
LI I H C.SJ I VrtO l-f. 11 r ntvni ww , i a w . . - - - w
.... a kin T USSBIDI IDT r
JJUUUUUUUU mLJWMWW.-- , 1 ! I.N.IS 1
Jl7e Tode! Iestaurarjt ill
Tr5. 5. . U1I5017, proprietress
The public will find that no better tccommotlstlona can be
found iu this country than altbis houss. Meals25c; beds25c.
IIEAPqUAlTTERrfoRTnAVELinG HHI.
E. T HOLLEtlBECK, 1.1. E.
Consulting Engineer. Estimates made on all kinds of
Buildings, Machinery, Water Towers, Pumps and Pump
ing Plants. Repairing a Siiecialty. If you have any
thing you think past fixing, bring it to me.
' . HEADQUARTERS IN TKE FIX BUIL0IH&.
CONDOM
OREGON.
; DEFINITIONS. , ,
. Nobody-7-A; prominent woman's
husband.
Gossip A deadly gas that is of
ten fatal to friendship.
Undertaker A man who follows
the medical profession.
Hammock An article used asa
gpoonholder at a love feast. ?, ,
Thunder The only reliable
weather report yet discovered.
Marriage The fatal termination
of the disease called love.
Matrimony A sort of a tr net for
the protection of infant industries.
Hope The untiring efforts of an
old maid to find a man under the bed.
Wediline The link thatconnects
thoughts of love with thoughts
of war.
i ianiist A foolish man who
thinks he can manage more than
one. woman at a time.
The Huilaon. 1'harinrcy fciiarantee
every linttla of Chaiiiberlainj Congli
Hptiiedv and will refund the money to
anyone who fa not eatiefied after usuiit
ttro-thirJa of the contenta. , Thia ia the
tx-iit remedy in the world fur )a gripric,
cough, colda, croup and whoopingcough
and ia Dleaaant and aafe to take. Il
prevents any tendency of a oold to renlt
in pneumonia. 4wuh
Treasurer's Notice.
All conntv warranla rejeiattred prior
toJoly 1, 1808, will be paid on presen
tation at my ollice. Interest ceanea after
thia date. 8. B. Babkf.b,
Treasurer of Gilliam conntv, Orejiin.
Dated at Condon. Ore.,Jan. 30, 1000.
Non-Alchohollc.
Mo man who lives on meat was ever
known to lick his wife, or auk for a
divorce. A vegetable diet woman fa as
cold and clammy as turnip. If yon
want voor girl to have rosy cheeks and
vitality in her motion, feed her on beef
elenk with occasional do.es of Dr. Haw
ton's Tonic Bitters. Bold everywhere
WASTED RKVERAL PERSONS FOR DI8
dlstrielOlrke Winner-"! In Ihls state tfl r-i-meln
tlielr own nnd .Hrrouiiilliiar rmmtli.
Wlllliiar to pay yearly M). vaysljl weekly, ue
.M..lnum.ni writh ,,. tin.it m.iirttinltis
lixfrreiM os zchtial. Ewlose sclf artdressifl
stnmx-l envuliiue. H. A. I'ark.VO Cazlun liullil-
liiK, Chlmieo.
Subscribe for the CI.0BB.
Only $1 50 a year.
A "model" restaurant. Excelleut cookery, careful service,
. neat rooms. Our patron's comfort is our delight.
A share of tbe public patronage is respectfully solicited.
WHEN LOOKIHC FOR BAROAIIIS GALL Oil
AL. HENSHAW"
lie bas a completo stock ' of the following goods on band and
more coming on every train.
O ! IT 1 "I. TaaI. Patnfa
. r urmauiVi imiunsici vi i.u wv o w.w, .m,.,.,).
.-. r m . . ' ! A.. I.. I
First Door Soutn or scepr;er;$oi? y? 7007. Biankets, Gloves,
' Stoves,
ARLINGTON SALOON,
JEAII LEBOUS, PROP.
Fine Wines, Liquors and Choice Cigars.
Billiard aijd pool Sables.
; First-class Goods Our Pride.
Fresh. Cool. Milwaukee Keg Beer On Draught.
0- nnrtn nmcmn Corner Spring and Church Street.,.
ividin oil) vui iwtM is VIV5V11,
Wall Taper, House Lining, ,
Stove-pipe, Window-glass, Crockery.
Trunks, Hand-bags, Undertaker's Goods.
Kemeinberl He will order anything, not kept in stock, on short notice.
D.;M. RINEHART,
LIVERY & FEED BARN.
Good Rigs for Hire.
Careful Attention to stock.
Condon
Oregon.
IT. Q. Earhart,
THE "MODEL"
C. C. WILSON, ' Proprietor.
A Quiet Resort.
Headquarters for High Grade "Wet" Goods.
r ni..- iiiuui... .. nivmnla Roar
.. Fancy Mixed Drinks. EARHART & WILSON.
Fix Building, CONDON, OREGON CONDON,
Frajd Wllaort
CALL AT THE
Summit Saloon
mM r- FINEST BRANDS OTEmtmm
Uines, Ijquo 8 ar;d Q($ar8.
FINE MILLIARD AND TOOL TABLE IN CONNECTION.
Prop'rs.
PRE.