Moro leader. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1898-1900, February 01, 1899, Image 2

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    M ORO
LEA D ER .
IM P O R T A N T
B IL L .
The reapportionm ent bill which
passed
the house on J a n . 26, passed
P u b lis h e d E v ery W e d n e sd a y b y th e
the senate on J a n . 27th after a de­
M o ro P u b lis h in g C o,
- '«U e • «. » *
bate consum ing nearly the whole
E n tered a t th e Post-Office at Moro, m orning session, and after two at-
V ' Oregon, as second-class m atter,
j tem pts to postpone and three to
' *
April 27, lfW .
am end had been lost, the final vote
R A TES OF S U B S C R IP T IO N :
, was 22 ayes, 4 noes, 4 absent.
PER YEAR, Si.DO SIX MONTHS, 50C. . Daly of Lake filed a protest.
tin advance.)
I Text of the hill in p art:
S ixglx C owes ............................... 5 C ents .
Sec. 1. T hat on and after the
A dvertising rotes made know n on ap­
first M onday in Ju n e, 1900, the
plication.
senate of this state shall consist of!
M. F itz M ai rick , ........ .................. E ditor .
W ED N ESD A Y ............ .
O F F IC IA L
FEB. 1, 1899.
EXITED STATES.
W illiam M cK inley...................President.
G arrett A. llo b a r t..........Vice President.
Jo h n H a y ...................Secretary of State.
L ym an P. Gage. Secretary of Treasury.
C. X. B liss............. Secretary of Interior.
Russell A. A lg e r ..... Secretary of W ar.
Jo h n D. Long........... Secretary of Navy.
Jam es A. G a r y ... ..P o stm a ste r General.
Jo h n W. G riggs........ A ttorney General.
Jam es W ilson..Secretary of Agriculture.
Linger H erm ann. Jo in t Commissioner.
STATK OF OREGON.
W. P. L ord................................ Governor.
H . R. K incaid............Secretary of State.
Phil. M etcham ......................... Treasurer.
G . M. t rwin. .. .Supt. Pub. Instruction.
W . 11. L eeds...................... State P rinter.
r . S . SENATOR.
Joseph Simon.
I
CONGRESSMEN.
W. R. E llis............... Thomas II. Tongue.
SVrRF.ME JUDGES.
F. A. Moore, R. S. Bean,C. E. W olverton.
SEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
W. L. B radshaw ...............Circuit Judge.
A. A. J a y n e ......... Prosecuting A ttorney.
E . B. D nfnr........................Jo in t Senator.
Gilliam , Sherm an and Wasco counties.
Jo h n Xlichell.....................Jo in t Senator,
Sherm an and W asco.
B. S. H untington, F. X. Jo n es, Jo in t
Representatives, Sherm an, Waeeo.
SHERMAN COUNTY.
Jo h n F u lto n ....................... County Judge.
R . P. Orr, It. II. K ing, Commissioners.
W m. H en rich s................: ...............Clerk.
Wm. H older.....................................Sheriff.
W. S tan ley ................................. Treasurer.
W. II. R agsdale................. County Supt.
B. F. P ik e ..................................... Assessor.
I. M. S m ith ................................... Coroner.
J . W . K e rn s................................Surveyor.
E . H an n afin ................... Stock Inspector.
D istrict No. 3—Geo. Meader, Ju stice;
E . B. W heat, Constable.
France is m aking preparations
to try conclusions w ith E ngland.
Large naval appropriations have
l»een m ade for the purpose of
strengthening the navy. A n u m ­
ber of flying commerce destroyers
and torpedo boats are to lie built, h i
case of w ar the French w ill care­
fully avoid a battle, and tu rn th eir
a tte n tio n to destroying British
commerce on the high seas. All
th is sounds well, but the Gaul
s ems to reckon w ithout his host.
W hen th e tim e comes E ngland will
not be cavght napping, and it is
ju st possible we m ay have a repeti­
tion of T rafalgar.
FARMERS
.......................why feed your teams........................
HIGH-PRICED WHEAT AND BARLEY
Michael 4 th S u n d a X, 7 p . m
King deceased.
To all whom it may concern:
| Notice is hereby given th a t the under-
signed executrix of the estate of Mich­
J ael
n,' King, decease.!, will apply to the
>n. County Court in and for the count v
Sherm an and State of Oregon, and to
............... when you can buy m ill feed a t .................
F. L. J ohns , Pastor.
THE WASCO MILL
...........for a little m ore th an half the value of w h e a t,............
YOU
CAN
S',’,
PATENT
M OORE
s m it h
B U LK
FOR
B U LK ,
NORTH
■
IB OfPMMI
SEV ERA L
FO RM S
(J
B R O S .,
P A C IF IC M IL L S .
OF
NOTES,
, WELL-DICCINC,
EXCAVATING, OUR PRICES ARE AS m w
legalizing imperfect divorces should south, range 19 east of the W il­
HUNTINGTON & WILSON,
lie killed w ith an unanim ous vote, lam ette m eridian; thence following
atforxeys - at - law ,
The divorce laws of Oregon are too T hirty-m ile creek to the Jo h n Day ga&cp’ notc?’ lpgal b lan k covets,
lax, as they are, w ithout g ran tin g river; thence crossing said Jo h n
call at the L eader job office
F IR S T N A T IO N A L B A N K B L O C K .
im m u n ity to such people as will Day river a t or near the m outh of and in sI>e<?t our Blanks and prices.
secure a decree one day and wed T hirty-m ile creek; thence extend- " ’e wil1 show the neatest blanks at The D alles.................................... Oregon.
another m an or wom an the next, ing in a northw esterly direction to i m os^ reasonable prices,
figuratively speaking, says the the Cross-hollow road, in tow nship
J. B. H O S F O R D ,
The B ritish governm ent is the
E ast Oregonian. The great diffi- 4 south, range 17 east,
, Q ..
,
, , . , , owner of °ver 25,000 camels. Sov-1 Attorney-at-Law and Notary Public.
cu lty in Oregon is th a t there are ‘ c 4.
, _ kept
,
. during
. .
cral thousand are osed in In d ia to
too m a n \ nursery m arriages, be-j to lie
in good , repair
tween girls of 15 and 16 years old the life of th is franchise, w ith a carry stores and equipm ents when ‘ Practiees in all the Courts of this S u te .
.
,
com panies are changing q u a rte rs :
M o r o .....................O regox .
and boys of 20 years, none of whom view to the convenience
and safety by Hne of M arch
have had any experience in life, of all persons traveling thereon j
and have n»t the rem otest concep­ and over the same.
e have m ade arrangem ents to Dr. Lloyd D. Idlem an,
tion of the grave responsibility the
Section 5. Said Albert A. H aug, furnish the L eader and W eekly
D E N T IS T .
m arriage state carries w ith it. his associates and assigns, are O regonian a t the very low price of does all kinds of high class
And it is not a random guess, hereby allowed to c h arg e°an d col- $1.75 per’y < ir in^advance
DENTAL W ORK.
either, when we say th a t a t least leet the following tolls for crossing
Office hours : 9 :30 to 12 ni. ; 1 :30 to 5 p. m.
o per cent of these m arriages one the same:
Sjiecial arrangem ents for com-
Office over the Bank, Moro, Oregon.
tim e or another, hut u sually very Team of two horses an<l wagon. »1 00 m ereiai m en at the New Moro H otel
early, wind up in the divorce Each additional te a m .......................
Single buggy and horse, cart or
LOST.
court.— Ione H erald.
R. E. H O S K IN S O N ,
past, and m uch of the squabbling
over grass a t an end.
Disputes about county seats are
frequent in our counties, and they
often upset all ra tio n a l considera-
tion of other affairs. A hill is now
before the legislature for a general
law, providing th a t in any county,
upon petition of five-eights of the
voters, the county judge is to call
an election in which the choice of
county is to be settled by a m ajor­
ity vote; and, so settled, the ques­
tion cannot be raised again for ten
years. T his bill ought to become
a law. It will take the m atte r out
of the legislature and out of county
politics, and will relieve not a few
C annibals of New G uinea have of our counties of a question th a t
eaten a p a rty of sailors, and there gives everlasting trouble.
is a talc of horror about it. Let
Num erous w heat sales are being
os supjiose the U nited States estab­
m
ade
in The Dalles a t present, and
lished in the Philippines. I t will
then lie probable th a t an influence the producers are evidently begin­
will he exerted throughout the ning to fe^r th a t the indications
great
A ustralasian
archipelago are not good for an increase over
th a t will help, w ith other influ­ the present price, which is 50 cents
ences, from the E nglish a t Borneo per bushel. M any who could have
and in A ustralia, to check this sold for better figures last fall, are
horrible business, in the in terest of sorry now th a t they waited so long,
h u m an ity and civilization. But and seem anxious to dispose of
w hat could a F ilip in o republic” ^ ,e’r P1"0^ 00® ^ present quotations.
— Times M ountaineer.
do?
The petition for the building of
a courthouse in Moro has been ex­
tensively signed by a large n u m ­
ber of taxpayer,, ia the c o u n t-.
^ ‘"the
Be if enncted hy the Le£isiative
of
h o o ts.
1 wo of the best papers in the S p a u ld in g C h a p e l A p p o in tm e n t s .
S paulding C hapel— 1st and 4th
S tate of Oregon—the W eekly Ore­
gonian and L eader for the sm all Sundays, a t 11 a. in.; 2d and 3d
sum of $1.75 per year.
Sundays, 7 p. m.
Rutledge— 1st Sunday, 7 p. m.;
N O T IC E .
3d Sunday, 11 a. m.
In the County
ity Court of the State of
Bigelow—2d Sunday, 11 a.
...........and a t sam e tim e p atro n ise a home in d u stry ..............
being
regular April 1811!» term of said court,
resentatives of 60 members.
< J F “ Bring in a load of w heat and try the exjierim ent. I t will save
_ iTthlog
.
4 y °u Invent or improve ; also get
at the hour of 10 o ’clock A. M. of said
IvEAT.Tl....................
.......... ............
CAVEAT.l
RADE-MARK, COPYRIGHT
or ..............
DESIGN
day, a t the county court room in Moro,
Sec. 2. T hat the apportionm ent
PROTECTION. Send model, sketch, or photo,
you
money
said county and state, for leave to re­ for free examination and advice.
T h e C o u n tr y N e w s p a p e r
of th is state into senatorial dis- A B IL L for an Act entitled an Act
sign her tru st as such executrix ; that
fee before patent.
H ELECTED.
g ran tin g to Albert A. H aug a I
the undersigned has tiled with the clerk
tricts sh all he one senator for every
W rite J
of
said
county
court
her
final
report
and
to C .A .S N O W & C O .
12,OSS of white population or fra e -1 franchise to build and m ain ta in , There’’’.a hHle country paper that I love account of her adm inistration of said
Patent Lawyers. W A S H IN G T O N . D .C .
„ * n
i
,
to sit and read—
a
toll
road
and
a
toll
bridge
estate, and th a t by an order of said
tion thereof exceeding one-half in •
A paper poorly printed and behind the court, duly made and entered on the
across the Jo h n Day river, con-
each senatorial d istrict; and the
tim es in d eed ;
4th day of January, 1800, it was directed
B U S IN E S S C A R D S.
nectiilg Sherm an and G illiam W ith pages small and narrow, and ink that Tuesday, the 4th dav of April,
ratio for the apportio n m en t of this
1809, the same being the regular April’
inclined
to
spread,
counties,
in
section
5,
tow
nship
state into representative districts
term of said court, a t the hour of 10
5 south, range 19 east of the And here and there a letter gravelv o'clock A. M., a t the county court room W . H . M O O R E .
H. A. M O O R E .
shall lie one representative for
standing on its head,
W illam ette m eridian, and fixing
in Moro, said county and state, lie ami
every 6041 of w hite population or
Or caps, a bit erratic, boldly popping *•” Upl*>inted as the tim e ami place for
the tolls to l>e allowed therefor.
the settlem ent <>f said final account, for
into view
fraction thereof, exceeding one-half
the hearing and determ ination of ob­
in each representative district.
BANK ERS.
.Jÿgembly o f the S ta te o f Ore­ In uucx|>ectcd places, and knocking jections thereto, if any there lie, and
things askew,
for the hearing of objections, if any
Sec. 3 in part. The counties of gon:
IS T H E BEST IN T H E C O U N T Y .
A real old-fashioned piqier from my there be, to the allowance of the appli­ T r a n s a c t a G e n e r a l B a n k in g
W asco and Sherm an shall consti-
Section 1. T hat there he and
cation of said executrix to resign her
B u s in e s s , M o ro, O r e g o n .
little native to w n ;
tute the 20th senatorial district, hereby is granted to A lbert A. Each week 1 hail its coining, and I never said trust.
Dated at Moro, Sherm an County, Ore­ Letters of credit issued available on We can and do p rin t any size from the sm allest card to posters 18 by
and shall be entitled to one senator H aug, his associates and assigns
put it down
gon, this 9th day of January, 1891».
E astern states.
jointly.
( the right to construct, build and ; Till I read its every colum n, all th is
formerly Emma King,
24 inches. We have in stock of our own p rin tin g
',“* 7 >°‘l
. K t ^ £ » £ l . the
° f Mi u S
Collections made a t all points on fa­
The counties of G rant. G illiam a . . 1 m ain tain a toll road and toll bridge ..
.
..
•
Almut the dear old countrv folks 1
•’
J" 1’ vorable term s. Sight exchange and tele­
Sherm an and W asco, shall consti­ across the Jo h n Day river, connect-
Uwd with , ong ag<
!
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graphic transfers sold on Xew York, San
P R O F E S S IO N A L C A R D S .
tu te the 21st senatorial district, ing G illiam and Sherm an counties, i note whose barn is painted—whose
Francisco, Portland, and Hawaii, Hono-
liilu-
and shall be entitled to one senator in the S tate of Oregon, in tow nship
cattle took the prize,
jointly.
5 south, range 19 east of the W il-
h ° w ' r’!‘h l'o tts has raised
C. J. B R IG H T ,
................... W ith and w ithout indorsem ents, ...................
sqnash of vondrous size.
See. 4 in part. The counties of lam ette m eridian, for the period of
K. M . B R A S H ,
A T T O R N E Y -A T -L A W .
How farm er M artin's daughter takes
G ran t, G illiam , ' S herm an and j I th irty years.
Will practice in any court of the state. HOUSE PAINTER, DRAINER AND PAPER-
the school another year—
Wasco, shall constitute the 28th
Section 2. Said bridge shall be At this 1 pause and smile a bit and feel
W a rra n te e Deeds, C rop and C h a tte l M o rt­
Office, over K rause’s harness shop.
HANDER.
representative d istrict, and shall erected of such strength and dim en-
a trifle queer.
:
:
:
;
O rsoox . M oro,............................................... Oregon.
gages, Releases o f M o rtgage, etc.,
be entitled to three representatives sions as will render the same s a fe ! Rem em hering how in bygone days, W asco ,
when
life
seemed
made
of
m
irth,
jointly.
and convenient to public travel. I
< ^ * A I I s tr i c t ly f i r s t - c l a s s a n d p r o p e r l y w o r d e d .
See. 5. Senators holding over. I aI»d said bridge and road shall at I thought this echoolma’a m 's m other O r. I. M .
was the sweetest girl on earth
representing districts composed of j »H tim es d u rin g the continuance of And now and then, perchance, I read,
P H Y S IC IA N
A nd su rg eon .
more th a n one county, shall, when
franchise he kept and m ain-
th a t one I knew was dead,
the d istricts have been changed by tained the sam e for the safe and Or rtn,l, again, some boyhood ebuiu the
For C E L L A R S ,
Office at Drug Store.
........................as consistent w ith our q u a lity of w o r k . ..........
second
tim
e
has
wed
this act, be considered senators of I convenient tra n sit of all public
C
IS
T
E
R
N
S
and
And
so
it
goes,
and
none
can
know
what
M
oro................................................
Oregon.
the districts created by th is aet in ! travel thereover and across the
memories and sweet,
i same.
which they reside.
D R A IN IN G .
' Come bark to me w hene'er I read this H C . W IL S O N .
•
H U N T IN G T O N .
M c invite com parison of our work an d prices w ith a n y
Section 3. Said road to com ­
homely little sheet.
R epresentative S tillm a n ’s bill mence in section 12. tow nship 5
others. Sam ples can be seen in m any places a ll over the countv an d
PRIDES REASONABLE.
—H eppner Times.
Delay over th e peace tre a ty in
th e senate is likely to cause serious
trouble for our boys in the P h ilip ­
pines. A race of semi-civilized
jieople like the P hilipinos will re­
gard delay a n d indecision on the
p a rt of our governm ent as a sign
of weakness and tem erity. If the
prestige of the A m erican is to he
upheld in the islands the sooner
idle controversy is laid aside and
some decided action taken the bet­
ter. I t is evidently th e d u ty of
th is country to bring these people
under control. W e have set our
han d to the plow, and it is too late
Capt. O rm sby, superintendent of
to tu rn back, and leave a h alf­ the Cascade Forest Reserve, a t ­
savage com m unity to govern, or tended a m eeting of the wool-
ra th e r m isgovern them selves. The growers a t The Dalles last week,
Philippines will derive m uch more and inform ed them th a t the De­
licncfif under the ru le of a power­ p a rtm en t of the In te rio r had de­
ful nation li^è tljé U nited States cided to adopt the allotm ent plan,
th a n i f they lie allowed to degener­ and th a t each sheep-raiser would
ate in to a hot-headed little Repub­ be leased a certain am ount of land
lic torn by dissensions, w ith an in ­ on the reserve range next sum m er.
surrection every few years, attended The m ajority of the wool-growers
by the usual b a rb a rity and blood­ are not in favor of allotm ent, and
shed. W hen the natives are con­ claim th a t the system can never be
vinced of our ability, to role them brought to a successful issue.
w ith ju stice and m oderation, they Should the plan work, wc are of the
will quickly im itate our m ethods opinion the governm ent will lease all
in d u stry and subm it to oür ad ­ the open range. The tra m p band
m in istratio n .
of Bheep will he a feature of tlie
A teaspoonful of su lp h u r in each
shoe or stocking is, according to
Mr. Geo. A ncell, president of the
Am erican Bund of Mercv, a sure
preventative against la grippe, in ­
fluenza, etc., etc. We feci it our
d u ty to recom m end the sam e for
the prevention of snakes in your
by fire, or become, for any reason,
out of repair, as the ease m ay he,
and w ithin six m onths after the
happening of such event shall work
a forfeiture of all the rights, privi-
| leges and franchises secured to
said Albert A. H aug, his associates
Jefferson City, Mo., Ja n . 25. - I or assigns, or so intended to he, by.
The senate to-dav adopted a reso
i
. ..
• 4 ii • .th ro u g h or under this Act or anv
lution protesting against allow ing ! (j
provisions thereof.
Roberts, the newly elected congress
Section 10. Inasm uch as th e
m an from U tah, to hold his seat in '
public convenience dem ands th a t
th a t body
said bridge should be erected
_____ at
once, 11,1, A rt shall lake effect an,I
H O U S E B IL L N O . 163.
he in force from and after its a p -
R- d
>'>•
Sovcrnor.
BOOK ON PHEHTS
D IR E C T O R Y .
George W . McBride,
It has been discovered th a t a
San Francisco drum m er has four
wives, lie lacks only the qualifi-
cation of residence for liecoming
an ideal Dem ocratic congressm an
from U tah.
w agon........’...................................
75
Foot passengers ..................... .
10
05
Each head of cattle or ho rses........
in
Each head of sheep or sw ine..........
and shall, at th e tim e of such p iv n ien t.
give tickets for return passage, goo I for
th irty days, w ithout e x tra charge.
A light sorrel gelding, 5 years old •
two w hite hind feet; weight MX) II#;
I<*t »bout m outh of Thirty-M ile. Please i
n2.tifv V A- W at*on, of Fossil, Or., or
office of this paper.
PATRONADE SOLICITED at our office.
J. A. E L L IS ...... M oro, O rego n.
MORO
D RA Y1NG
AND
FREE READING ROOMS
T R U C K IN G .
ALL KINDS TEAMING ABOUT TOWN.
Ice C re a m
C o n fe c tio n e r y
J. M. D U N A H O O .
RED
JEWELER AND OPTICIAN.
WATDHES, JEWELRY, SILVERWARE AND
&
WESTERN
CO.
HOTEL,
M. Ruggles, Lucy 8. Ruggles, his wife;
RATES: FIRST-CLASS MEALS, 25> AND 50«.
»
•
FREE SAMPLE ROOM.
Good care given stock.
M o r o ’ ............................................. O r e g o n .
BROOK’S. RESTADRANT
Is the place to get good m eals or hoard by the dav or week.
LODCINC
.......................................................................
No.
L e a v e ..
Leave. . .
A rrive. ..
CENTS.
A C h o ic e lin e o f C a n n e d L u n c h Goods, fin e C o n fe c tio n e ry
Best a fte r -d in n e r C igars.
*
E verything first-class, an d term s the lowest com patible w ith
q uality
C . W . B R O C K , P r o p r ie to r .
M oro, O reg o n .
N. W. THOMPSON,
.v
P ro p rie to r o f th e '
A L T A M O N T JR. LIV E R Y ,
FEED, A N D S A LE S TA B LE S .
nr
H aving enlarged and refitted the above stables, we are now prepared to
conduct the business in a first-class m an n er
COOD CARE AND PLENTY OF FEED, AT LIVE AND LET LIVE PRICES WILL BE
OUR MOnO.
BEST RICS IN TOWN.
M a in S t., opposite B a n k .
M
M o ro , O re g o n .
»
LOOK
THE
ON
G R E A TE S T
THE
NEW SPAPER
P A C IFIC
CO AST,
AND THE BEST SHERMAN COUNTY PAPER FOR A WHOLF
YEAR FOR 8 1 .7 5 ..
No. 3 .—E ffe c tiv e T h u rs d a y , J an . 5 th , 1899
12:01 A. M. P a c ific T im e .
8OVT1I BOUND.
T e rm s Reasonable.
W . C. JO H N S T O N & CO., P rops.
f W Farm ers when in town are cordially invited to give us a call.
COLUMBIA SOUTHERN RAILWAY CO.
BARN
G O O D R IG S , G O O D F E E D .
E ... B ... W H E A T ,
BROS.
W
LIVERY AND FEED STABLES.
A ll W o r k W a r r a n t o d F ir s t - C la s s .
Section 6. T hat said bridge and
road shall be, completed and open
to safe andeonvenient travel w ithin
one yeax from the passage of
W "!
JEWELER.
WW
this Act, an d if not so completed
w ithin said tim e, then the fra n ­
chise herein granted shall lie for­
DRESS-MAKINC PARLORS. CLEANINC AND REPAIRING.
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feited, and th is Act from thence defendants, which said execution a n d ,
Falv ¡s to nic directed, and com- Ml ladies needing the assistance of a
shall be n ull and void, and th a t nianding me to sell the real estate here­
first-class dress-m aker, are in­
vite»! to »•all ujion
the rig h t of way shall he sixty feet inafter roention»*d, for the purpose of
ALL WORK GUARANTEED FIRST-CLASS.
th e judgm ent of the plaintiff
throughout the entire length of the satisfying
M
IS
S
M A G G IE H U F F .
in said cause for the sum of $1236.35, j
and the further sum of $15 costs and AT HEB D R ES8-M A K IX « PARLORS, OVER THE |
said road.
for costs and ai-cruing costs. Therefore •
M. M. OO’S STORE,
........... NEXT IX1OR TO RADLEY’» BRICK..............
Section 7. Upon the com pletion in compliance with said execution and
order
of
sale,
I
will
on
of said road an d bridge, said A lbert
Moro,................................................Oregon. M o ro ,................................. O regon.
Saturday, March 4th, 1899,
A. H aug, his associates and as­ at the hour of 1 o’clock p. m., at the
in Moro, in .■'Herman
Sherm an w j
signs, shall notify, in w riting, the court house door ,,,
MARTIN.
c . x . ARMSWOKTHV.
county O n - g o n , sell at public auction to ! r '
respective county courts of G illiam the highest bidder, for ..........
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MARTIN.
j
. M plokk R.
cash in hand, for ■
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pur|MMe of flntiafvino
satisfying »hn
the ju
d g m en t'
and Sherm an counties, th a t said the IHiriMMe
and decree alwve mentioned, the fol­
road and bridge are fully con­ lowing describe»! lands and prem ises of u - . v
.
. . .
structed a n d open to travel, and the said defendants, th e Moro Hall ’’ c “ a v e now the best m achine shop and foundry in E astern Oregon.
Company, to -w it: Lot 2 in Block 1, in i
am i are readv to do all kinds of
thereupon said respective courts
to* 'i °f Moro, Sherm an county, ni ApgcuiTUIMP
REPAIRINC,
1 ■•^'»AoUllnlNG,
WOOD-WORK, CASTINC, AND NEW WORK
shall, a t their option, inspect said State of Oregon, together with all
tenem ents, hereditam ents and appur-
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
HORSESHOEINC A SPECIALTY.
road and bridge personally, or ap tenances thereunto belonging or in any-
M
A
R T IN B RO S. & C O .,
point some suitable person or per­ wise ap|>ertaining.
M oro, O reg o n .
W itness my hand a t Moro, Oregon,
sons to inspect the same, and re­ this 20th day of Jan u ary , 1899.
M' m . H older ,
port to the respective county courts
j2ot(i
Sheriff Sherm an County.
the condition of such road and
bridge, and the m an n er in which
S H E R IF F ’S S A L E .
the sam e are constructed, an d such
Notice is hereby given th a t an execu­ lit
ÜÎ
W a sc o , O regon.
W
report, when m ade, sh all be en­ tion and order of sale was issued out of
the circuit court of the State of Oregon-
tered on record in the records of for Sherm an county on th e 15th dav of N I O I ^ K O W & G O L L I H E R , I ’r o p r i e t o r s .
December, 1898, upon a decree rendered
said respective courts.
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therein on the 14th day of M arch, 1898, Ï • ,
Section 8. N othing contained in in favor of Louis Schailewitz as adm in­
this Act or franchise herein granted istrator of the estate of John Kinifick T his hotel has been newly fitted up in first-class style. The liest ac­
deceased plaintiff, and against Phillip
com m odation for comm ercial travelers will be found at The W estern.
shall authorize said Albert A. H aug,
W
WM. HOLDER, MORO.
W. 0. HADLEY,
SPEGTAGLES.
S to r e .
LEADING CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
M oro, O regon.
Factory agent for Bicycles, Pianos, Or­
gans, G raphojihones and Kodaks.
T im e S c h e d u le
F * a r lo r s , a n d
PROMPT AND GKEAP.
Real E state, Collection ami Insurance
Agency. A bstract of titles and con- M ono....................................... O regon .
S H E R IF F ’S S A L E .
vevancing a specialty. Moro, Sher­
Notice is hereby given thut an execu­
man county, Oregon."
in our
tion and order of sale was issued out «?£ . M e respectfully
.
. solicit
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the circuit court of the State of Oregon line’ insuring th at prom ptness which al-
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for Sherm an county, on the 19th day of ways follows strict attention to m atters
January, 1899, upon a judgm ent ren-
this character, confident of our ability
dered Hierein on the 14th dav of J a n u - ' handle the same in a m anner satisfa«.’-
ary, 1899, in favor of W. H. Moore and torv to all.
II. A. Moore, co-partners, doing busi­
ness under th e firm nam e and stvle of
or his associates or assigns, to col­ the J . I. Case Threshing M achine Com­
pany, a corporation, and S. A. Staver,
lect a n y toll except from persons, defendants, which said execution and'
team s and stock a c tu a lly crossing order of sale is to me directed and com­
m anding me to sell the real estate here­
Raid toll bridge; and said road here­ inafter mentioned for the purpose of
inbefore nam ed, and herein pro­ satisfying the judgm ent of the plaintiff
in said cause for the sum of $2023.50-109,
vided to he constructed shall (w ith with interest thereon a t 10 per cent, per
the exception of crossing said toll annum from the 14th day of March,
1898, and the further sum of $150 a tto r­
bridge) he forever free and open to ney’s fees; and the further sum of
travel w ithout an y charge therefor. $70.47 taxes paid try said plaintiff on the
hereinafter dtiscribed laml, and the costs
Section 9. In the event th a t and disbursem ents of said suit, taxctl at
said toll bridge sh all a t an y tim e $17, and for costs and accruing cost».
Therefore in compliance with said exe­
be washed aw ay by flood, or de­ cution and order of sale, I will on Sat­
D onnelly’s hill to create the
stroyed by fire, or for an y reason urday, February 25th, 1899, at the hour
’ county ° f W heeler out of portions of
of 1 o’clock p. m ., at the court house
become out of repair so as to ren­ door in Moro, in Sherm an county, Ore­
William, G rant and Crook counties,
der the sam e unfit and unsafe for gon, sell at public auction to the highest
was defeated in the house on J a n u ­
lidder, for cash in hand, for the pur­
travel thereover, then, a n d in pose of satisfying the judgm ent and de-
ary 26th by just one vote. No
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either of such eases, the said A lbert eree a' ,ove mentioned,
the following de-
necessity for Bro. Stew art to change 4 i r
. .
.
| 1 scribed
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Section
Eleven,
(11)
in
the nam e of the Fossil Jo u rn a l A. H aug, Ins associates or assigns, east half
shall, w ithin six m onths thereafter ' township (3) Three, South of Range
just yet.
Seventeen E ast of Willametne Me-
rehuild or repair (as the case m ay ’ (17)
i-idian,
in the county of Sherm an and
I he tra n sp o rt Scandia sailed lie) said bridge so as to m ake t h e :
of °.rogon’ ^ ’s’ether w ith all ami
„•4 L.
. singular the tenem ents, hereditam ents
from San Francisco w ith troops for sam e suitable
and safe for travel and
a:
ami appurtenances
thereunto belonging
the P hilippines on Ja n u a ry 26th. | thereover, and a failure to be s o ,, or in anywise appertaining.
W itness my hand at Moro, Oregon,
ia n d to rebuild and repair said this 9th day <»f January, 1899
Advertise in the L eader and ! britlge after the sania has been
W.u. H older ,
Sheriff of Sherm an Countv, Ore-re,
prosp: r.
washed awav hi flood or destroyed jlllO
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BAGGAGE TRANSFER.
Attorney-at-Law and Notary Public.
THE
P U B L IS H IN G
EXPRESS AND
Practices in all Courts of this State.
M A R T IN
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SEE:
NORTH BOUND.
1.
6:45 p. m.
7:25 p. m.
9:30 p. m.
E. E. L Y T L E , P resident.
W e e k ly O reg o n ia n
No. 2.
Biggs.
A rrive. .. 2:30 p. m. M o ro L e a d e r
Wasco.
Leave. . 12:50 p. m.
B o th S e p a r a t e
Moro.
Leave. .11:30 a. m.
D. C . O ’R E IL L Y . G e n . M a n a g e r.
STOP W H E R E T H E PEOPLE STOP,
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T H E .........................
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HO USE,
(BATES SAME AS OTHER HOTELS,)
AND YOU WILL CET YOUR MONEY'S WORTH.
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