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R l'o I N R «
CA R PS.
S IIE K M A X
EVENTS OF THE DAY
CO I
N T V ,
O H EG O N ,
W H. MOORE
H A MOOKK
lili
K SD A V ,
« IA N C A K V
21,
qualifications of school election voters
requires that the voter shall have paid
an annual tax on $250 worth of prop
erty. The present law is somew hat
lax, and more or less confusing. There
i* some doubt «if the constitutionality
o f McClung’s bill, but the judiciary
com m ittee w ill pass upon that ques
tion. Senator McClung says the trou
bles at the late school election in Port
land and Eugene led him to prepare a
more desirable law.
I.lltl*
We Print Envelope», Tags, Bill Head«,
Letter Head«, Poster», Statement«, Pro-
rammes, Card«, Circular«, Label«, Note
lead», Books. Brief«, Sale Pill«, Pam-
bletfl. Anything on the Earth in the
,ine of Printing, so Don’t aend Your
Orders out of the County.
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f
1K97.
LAND
The first week of the Oregon legisla
ture closed with but little aivom-
M O O RE BROS.
plished. The organization of tin* sen
Attoraej-it-Ui and NotirjPublic.
E p ito m e of t h e T e le g r a p h ic ate was effected promptly on the first
..B A N K E R S .
day, and Joseph Simon, of Multnomah,
N e w a c f t h e W o rld .
Transact a General
MORO
who held the same jaisition two years
tices in all the courts of this «tate Banking Business
OREGON
ago, was seated as president. The sen
ate was in session four day.--, during
le tter s of credit issued
W orn
- Oregon.
TERSE TIC ES FROM T H E W IRES which tim e eighty-five bills were in
available on Eastern states
troduced, and then the senate ad
W . HUNTING
journed over until Monday, in order
C ollections m ade s t a l l points on favorable
term* *i«ht exchange aud telegraphic tran A a l a t a r a a t i n g C o l l e c t i o n o f It e m s F r o m
to give the state printer tim e to catch
B. H O S F O R l)
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
C h a n r s <>f F a v o r M b lo
H d in flte a r t B ill.
A c tio n
on
The
F re e
NO.
FCR
C t f - Order* by mall promptly Oiled Ma«7
Rci c i au< C «c«r. Addreaa
D. C. IkKLASD A RONS,
Moro, Hberman cou n ty, Or
n
EVE R YB O D Y
H o n ie » te a « l B i l l
t h e N e n n te .
Ha«
l'e a a r a l
OLNEY’S
W ashington, Jan. 18.— The sup|<ort-
ers of the free homestead bill f«‘ar that
the measure has Ism killed, so far as
this congress is concerne«!, by the ac
tion of Speaker Ree«l in referring it to
the house com m ittee on public lands
for the consideration of the senate
amendments. The house com m ittee is
not strongly in favor of the ,»lan. That
committee vote«! to report the bill to
the house by a majority of only one.
when it provided only for free homes
for the Oklahoma settler«.
The senate amendments greatly
widen the scojie of the bill, extending
its provisions to all public land states,
and it is doubtful whether the house
com m ittee w ill sanction the changes.
The b ill’s supporters fear that if the
com m ittee does not make an adverse
report, it w ill k«*ej) the bill and take
no action on it before a«ljournment,
which course would effectually dispose
of it.
Washington, Jan. 16.—The senate
to la y passed the measure known as S e n a t o r J o h n S h e r m a n H a s
the free-homestead bill, w hich has b«-en
A c c e p te d S t a t e P o rtfo lio .
under dincussiou since th«* holday re
cess. It is a measure of far-reaching
' importance, particularly to the West
ern states, and the interest in it was RESULT OF HIS T R IP TO CANTON
shown by the fact that a plank conc<*rn-
ing it was a feature of the several na
tional platforms. The eff«-ct of the G e n e r a l A l g e r B r i n g t u n i l d t i t r i fo r
The inevitable deduction-for-indebt-
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
ters sold on S e * York. Chicago, -t Ixiul* San
t h e T w o H e m is p h e r e s P r e s e n t e d
Francisco, Portland. The Halles au<i t arious
bill is to open to settlem ent all the
“ P*
ednes# bill has been presented to the
•t*« W a r O e p a r l m e n t —H o r a c e
IHatnct Xo. 3, ■*h«*rm*n C ounty,
i p o iu is in Oregon and Washington.
public lands acquire«! from Indians,
tn a C o n d e n s e d F o r m .
T h * C u o r g a n ls e d H o n s * .
senate. It comes from Senator Daw
O a r lK H a s > o C h a n r e .
M oro, O regon
free of payment to the g««vernin«*nt. be
The house was unable to perfix't or son, of Linn.
T
»
ttkrson
.
m e n tio n g iven to all Collection* en- J. S. 9» HOCK
J. M.
Canton, O ., Jan. 18.— “ I have ac-
yond the minor office fe«*, an«l tn re
A1 ice M. Hartley, who shot and ganiaation, a quorum not being found
C ashier.
m e. Term s reasonable. Prompt re-
The question of supplying each mem
President.
lease from payment those who have cepted the state portfolio,” said Sena
killed Senator Foley, in Reno. N ev ., present at any tim e a roll call was had.
^■ca W atkins B u ild in g, fpstair*.
ber of senate and house with a copy of
heretofore settle«! on those lands. The tor John Sherman to the Asrociated
two years ago, has been pardoned.
The members are divided into three H ill’s Code of Oregon, evoked «iniv de
number of acres involve«!, according to Press re j i resen tat ive at the Fort Wayne
Charles A. W arriman, cashier at the factions on the senatorial nominee, bate in tin* senate. McClung presented
. M. SMITH
an estim ate ma«le by the commissioner dejot a few m inutes Irefore the senator
each being a minority. All efforts to a joint resolution that the secretary «if
Great
Northern
depot
in
Butte,
Mont.,
ashington this afternoon.
T h e D a lle » , O r.
of the general land office, is 33,207.541, left for
com m itted suicide in his room. A u unite and agree on any member for state he ordered to purchase ninety
The senator ha«l but a few moments be
which
would
have
yielded
the
govern
HYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
A general hanking business transact ditor Frey had just began the exam ina speaker have been futile. Much bitter copies of the code. He afterward ex
ment, at the prices heretofore estab fore left the presence of the president
ed, deposita received, subject to sight tion of his accounts.
talk an 1 discussion has been the rule plained that a sim ilar resolution had
lished, $35,343,006.
To offset this elect. Concerning other matters con
draft
or
check.
since
the
first
day.
O ver D rug S tore ........
b»*en adopted by the senate, but, inas
Princess de Chimay, who eloped last
Collections
made
ami
proceeds
statem ent it was brought out during nected with the incoming administra
much as it was only a senate resolu
promptly rem it teil on day of collection. summer w ith Janos Rigo, a Hungarian
the debate that the lan«is were mainly tion, the senator was very reticent.
S e n a t o r ia l C a u e u a .
tion, the secretary of state was u nw ill
Sight and telegraobic exchange sold gypsy m usician, has been engaged to
. . . . . . .
M<*ro. O r e g o n
arid
and that tho«e who had settled Asked as to whether Mr. Hanna would
Near the end of the week forty-three ing to comply except on joint ropiest
In th e H onan.
on New York, San Francisco and Port appear in tableaux vivant at a w inter
upon
them were unable to make pay be appointed senator, he replied that
land.
garden in Berlin im m ediately after her Republicans and one Populist held a of both houses. Selling of Multnomah
W ashington, Jan. 18.—The pro»-eed- ment by reason of the scanty products he did not know. Senator Sherman
E D G IN G TO N and
H IK K C rO K B :
caucus
at
the
state
capitol
and
unani
thought that from uneconomical stand ings in the house today were very
divorce from her husband. She w ill
OLIVE HARTLEY
of the soil. The Western senators in was in the city a little more than
D. P. T hompson .
J so . S. S chwxck ,
mously nominate«! John H. M itchell for point, twenty-five copies would In
be paid $750 a night.
tame. It was private bill «lay, but the the main favored the bill a» an exten three hours, an«l all the while was at
E d . M. W illiams . G bo . A. L ikhk ,
United States senator.
sufficient, ten for the senate and fifteen whole tim e was consume«! in j«a**smg
The nomination of David R. Francis
sion of the general homestead policy of the McKinley home, where he took
H. M. B kaix .
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
for the house. Price of U m atilla sng- through the house bills favorably a« te«l
as secretary of the interior has been fa
the governm ent The oppcjeition was lunch with other prominent caller».
N e w K l ’ la F o u r l a .
gested that fifteen copies would be upon in com m ittee of the whole before
vorably acted upon by the com m ittee
Patterson of Marion has introduced sufficient for the senate, giving one to the holdiay recess. Tin* widow of the directed mainly by Platt of Connecticut
W a sco - - - O regon.
P o lic y T o w a r d C u b a .
on finance and reported to the senate in
a bill making general provision for the each new member. McClung’« resolu late Major-General Gibbon was the and Vilas. As the bill pass«*d in the
Pittsburg, Jan. 18.— The Dispatch
executive session. The nomination has
house
it
covered
only
lands
acquired
transportation of all insane persons to tion was finallv adodted.
O f D a lle s C ity . O re g o n -
beneficiary of one of the bills pa«scd from Indians in Oklahoma but as says: The Cuban policy of the McKin
been held up ever since the session be
at Wasco Hotel. Special alten-
the asylum.
His bill provides that
carrying $100 js-r month, ami the passed today the bill includes all In ley administration w ill differ very lit
gan at the request of Senator Vest.
n diseases of women and child-
Another subject of debate was the
the county clerk shall notify the suj»er-
tle from that which has been laid down
widow of Brevet Major-General W. A.
F. MOODY
President
After a long and animated session in intendent of the asylum that he has an resolution requiring the appropriation N ichols, of another, carrying $75 j*r dian lands. The final vote taken by by President Cleveland and his secre
A. MOUDY
Cashier
Olym pia the presidential electors of insane person to he conveyed to the asy bill to be prepared a sufficient time be month. The free homestead hill.w hich agreement at 4 P. M., showed a decisive tary of state. This statement is l»a*ed
V . O ’ LEARY
W ashington agreed upon Jam es E. F en lum. The sujieriutendent then au fore the close of the session to permit a catne l»a k to the house w ith senate majority in favor of the measure.
on remarks made to a rejorter by the
One member
General Banking Business
Following thedispoisiton of this bill, man who w ill be premier of the next
ton, Democrat, of Spokane, as m essen thorizes some employe of the asylum careful examination.
amendments, was referred under a rul
ger to convey the vote of the state to to repair to the county seat, where the wanted the bill prepared w ithin the ing of the chair to the com m ittee on which had held the a«lvautageous posi administration, Senator Sherman, at
Transacted
tion of the unfinished business of the the union depot this evening.
W ashington. The choice was a com insane person will lie delivered to him , first twenty-five days. This was gen public lan«ls.
senate, Morgan sought to have the Xica-
promise, as the electors were at first and he will conduct such insane person erally regarded as tot» soon to be prac
The veteran statesman was on his
K n tle d g e . O re g o n
Sight exchange sold on New York,
ticable, and it was finally settled that
rauga canal bill ma«le the unfinished way to Washington from Canton. A f
unable
to
agree
upon
any
one
of
the
to
the
asylum.
All
the
exjiense
is
to
A 1 » fo r R e tir e m e n t.
•*an Francisco, Portland. Or.
Deputy, Rufus, Or.
the bill should be before the senate
business.
This precipitated a v«»te ter stating that his position in the next
Collections made on favorable terms four elected, each one striving for the be borne bv the asvlum fund.
Washington, Jan. 18.— A hili fixing
five «lavs before the close of the session.
honor. The sum of $>00 is allowed
which to some extent was a test of cabinet had been determined. Senator
<t
ail
accessible
points.
the
age
for
retirement
from
the
classi
[H-poty. Gras# Valley, Or.
strength of the bill itself. On Mor Sherman sajd in answer to a question:
for expenses.
Senator Mackay has introduce«! a bill
A * D i t * C o im u l t t « » * .
fied civil service was introdu«*«! by
gan ’» motion to take up the b ill, the
i adiwitz . Deputy. Kent, Or.
The trial of Mrs. W alter Carew for the appointing of a fiscal agent at
“ I think the United States govern
President Mmon has announced the Rej>re»entative G illette, of Massachu
charged w ith poisoning her husband New York city, who is to look after standing com m ittees of the senate as setts. It proivdes that any offirr in vote was 33 to 6. or less than a quorum, ment should not interfere with the
so the motion did not prevail, although Cuban war. either to aid in its settle
by adm inistering arsenic, and which the state’s financial interests.
i t * i x ► * - r « K i > *
the classified service held by a perron
follows:
it disclosed the strenght of the measure. ment or to do anything which would
has caused a great sensation among the
Agriculture and Forestry—Johnson, who at the time of the passage of the
Dun ng the day Morgan secured the make a peaceful government of th e
American inhabitants of Yokohama,
Two other bills of a general nature Hughes. Holt.
act is over 62 year» of age. shall le -
has been brought to a dramatic close were introduced, one by Senator Mc
Assessment and Taxation— Hughes. come va4*ant in three years. Any office adoption of a resolution for an inquiry island a charge upon this «xintry. I
by the appearance and confession in Clung, which authorises the mayor of Patterson of Marion. Price, Mulkey, in the service shall hereafter be ome by the judiciary committee as to think Canovas has outline«! a program
court of Miss Mary Jacobs, the gov any city to bid in property sold at pub Mackay.
va«-ant when the jierson holding it be whether the properties of the Union of g«>vernmental reforms, which w ill
lin ije r.
I«r$, Oregon
G R A S S V A L L E Y , OR
erness of the fam ily, who. it seems, lic sale for tax«-s. The other was by
comes 65 year» old. Veterans of the Pacific and Central Pacific «rompanies he applied both in Spain and Cuba.
Claims— Selling. Carter. Daly.
was the real murderess and the person Senator Smith, authorizing counlie»,
civil war and their widow» areexcep tel now belong to the United States, by These reforms w ill give the Cubans
Commerce and Navigation— Harmon
reason of allege«! ¿«-faults in payment practical autonomy, and w ill, 1 hope,
who wove the chain of evidence around cities an«l school district» to d isjx w of Johnson. Dufur.
a n d M ost C om m odious
from the provision.
settle the question.”
of
bonds.
the
widow.
real
estate
acquire«!
at
tax
sales.
Plans
and
estim
ates
furnished
for
all
Counties—
Mackay,
Gesner,
Talyor,
o u se in Moro.
A resolution by Cullom, calling on
F o r th e F n rrh n e e o f l a h a .
sizes and styles of buildings. All work
Attorney-General Harmon was asked
Gowan. Driver.
.
A d r i f t on a o l e e F l e e .
.. Good Meal«, Good Beds.
is warranted to give satieiaction.
Senator Michell has calle«! attention
about the probable course the govern
Washington, Jan. 18. — Repiesenta- the civil servif-e commission to explain
Edu<-ation— McClung. Harmon, Mul
Menominee, Mich., Jan. 18.— To
ment w ill pursue w ith respect to the to the subject of navigation on the Co key.
live Sj<en«?er of Mississippi, has intro the delay tn making annual reports,
night nine men are clinging to a block
wa« adc>pied.
castom ers carefully attended
Pacific railroads, now the funding hill lumbia river, by introducing a bill au
Elections and Privilege»— Mulkey. duced in the house a bill as follows:
of ice a few rod» square that is being
- ' of the pubiic is respect-
has failed. Beyond the statement that thorizing the governor to appiont a Geaner, Smith.
“ The secretary of state is hereby au
• the m anagem ent.
driven out of Green hay into Lake
G r o u t R i l l la th e H o a ro .
some action would probably be taken commission to construct and equip a
Engrossed B ills — Geener, R«*e«l. thorised to off«*r to the government of
CRASS VALLEY, OREGON.
w ithin thirty days, he declined to dis portage railway from The Dalle» to M itchell.
Washington. Jan. 16.—The honse Michigan by a fierce southerly gale.
Spain a sum of money not to exccol
The wind is blowing thirty miles an
-DKALKR IX-
cuss the matter. It is believed, how Celilo.
Enrolled B ills— Calbreath. Patterson $200,000.000 for the ptsrrhase of the spent almost the entire day dehating
hour, and carries a zero temperature,
ever, the first step w ill be against the
island
of
Cuba.
An«l
the
sum
of
$10.-
the
Grout
bill,
whch
was
under
con
of Washington, and Gowan.
an d E x p r e s s L in e
and an oci-asional snow squall. The
The
bill
of
Senator
Pri«-e
of
Uma
Union Pacific, inasmuch as foreclosure
Fe«leral Relations— Bate», Taylor. 000. or so much thereof as may l»e sideration for a tim e yesterday, to sub
proceedings instituted by the first lien tilla. for the collection of delinquent Dufur.
n o fssa ry to defray the ex ¡«euros of ject oleomargarine and other im itation men are fishermen, clad only in the
L» ziL L E N
- P rop rietor
none too heavy clothing worn w hile
holders of that road are now pending in taxes, provide» that all property levied
Fishing Industrie«— Reed, M ichell, . pending neg»tiati«»ns, is hereby aj*pro- dairy products to the laws of the state»
MAXVFACTVBBR OF
up«»n shall be advertise. I and sold in
the courts.
into which they are transporte«!. The tending their nets, and unless the ice
priated. ”
Patterson of Marion.
the same manner as real estate, thus
advocates of the measure took the view floe has He»-n blown against Chambers
HARNESS. BRIDLES. HOBBLES, ETC.
Horticulture — Carter, Calbreath.
The inauguration of Governor Tan
island or Green island, there is little
saving expense.
Senator Price has Holt.
WAS
BLO
W
N
TO
B
ITS
that the states should be allowed to
ner in Springfield. III., developed a
probability they w ill live through the
also introduced a bill which enables
regulate the sale of a prodart sailing
Insurance and Banking— Bate». John
sensation
at
the
close
of
the
statehouse
Special Attention Given
a farm laborer to file a lien uj«on a son. Driver.
under false colors, and the opponents night. The doomed men are residents
ceremony, when the retiring governor,
D y w a r a ltw K i p l o d r d In M t » » r I> * a d a « t *•
to Orders......................
growing crop, even though there be a
argued that the bill would establish of the little fishing village of Menekau-
Irrigation— Price, McClung. King
John P. A ltgeld, was not p**nuitte«l to
C a b la .
Moro Hotel at 8 a. m. Monday,
nee. and their w ires and children and
mortgage on the crop.
a dangerous precedent and invade the
Judiciary—Gowan,
Brownell.
M
ich
deliver
the
farewell
address
w
hich
has
Msdav ard Friday.
neighbors are epiending the night on
Seattle.
Jan.
18.—
In
atteiuj>ting
to
power
of
oingress
to
regulate
interstate
ell. Smith. Dufur.
been one of the features of the pre
e l n a t : la House, The Dalles, at
thaw
out
a
few
sticks
of
dynamite
by
Senator
McClung’s
b
ill.
No.
5,
“
,o
commerce. Those who supp«»rted the the mountains of ice that fringe the
1 ues« lay,Thursday and Satardav.
Revision
of Laws— Patterson of
vious inaugurations in Illinois. G ov
beach weeping.
placing them on a hot stove, F. Den- measure
AXD-
were Messrs.
Northway,
for the round trip, $X 50: one wav
ernor A ltgeld had prepare«! his speech define the terms land and real property, Washington. McClung. Reed, Hobron.
dauf
was
instantly
killed
*n«i
horribly
for
the
purposes
of
taxation,”
is
vir
Freight, 4d cents a 100, email
Morse.
Lacvy,
llainer.
W
illis.
Grosve-
King.
and had brought a copy of it to the
M U C H L Y M A R R IE D .
15 and 25 cent«. Orders for
Medicine, Pharmacy and Dentistry— mutilate«l at Black Diamond Thurs nor and Henderson. Thoro who op
hall, but he was not called upon by the tually a re-establishment of the ol»l
expr *» pun kages promptly
day.
Thurs-lav
morning
alout
10
posed it were Messrs. Cooper, Tucker.
presiding officer to spwak. Much in mortgage-tax law. It provides, how Calbreath, Driver, Daly.
In G ra s s V a lle y . O r e g o n .
liy attended to at reasonat ie
o ’clock, Dendauf, who is in the emj»loy Cannon. B«»atner. Clardy and William«. A n I n d i a n T e r r i t o r y M a n W h o Ha«
ever. for the exemption only of record
Military
Affairs—
Pri«?e.
Haseltine.
dignation
was
aroused
by
the
occur
X lx t a e a W I » « «
ipply to C. H. Wil.iama, Moro.
of Lawson Bros., took ten sticks of the The bill is as follows:
ed indebtedness, and in that particular Gesner.
rence.
E. C . M a h a n y ......
explosive
to
his
cabin
to
warm
them
Dennison, Tex., Jan. 18.— Depmty
differ» from the old law. and from
Penal Institutions— Driver. Hobson.
‘‘That all articles known as oleomar
Lord 'Jeorge H am ilton, secretary of other prejiosed statute».
up. From that tim e until noon he
E ra-tics 1 m echanic, capable of doing
Unitetd States Marshal B. C. Birch-
Selling.
garine.
butterine,
im
itation
butter
or
ail kir d <»f < arperner work and wooo re state fcr the Indian department, has
was alone, and the exact manner in
field, of Durant, L T ., has arrived here,
pair, n a ha* established aa above and re- sent to the lord mayor of London the
Mining—Johnson, King, Holt.
im itation cheese, or any substance iu
which
the
accident
occurred
can
never
51*'- full» »oli -ta a »bare of the p u b ic
having in charge Tom Lowe, 26 year«
The
regi«tration
b
ill
introduced
in
Municipal Corjorat ions— Haseltine.
patronage. In all ca-es satisfaction statem e.it upon which the appeal for
E. BROWN, P roprietor .
he known, but during the n«x>n hour, the semblance of butter or cheese, of age, who is wanted in this county
the senate by Senator Harmon is iden Harmon, Calbreath.
guarauievd.
not
the
usual
product
of
the
dairy,
and
subecript'ons for the relief of the fam
Printing— Michell, Mackay, Smith. when all hands were at dinner, a ter not made exclusively of pure and on- under indictment in two cases of d is
ine sufferers in India is based. He tical with the measure to be intro
duce«!
in
the
house
by
Thomas
of
M
ult
Public Buildings and Institutions— rific explosion was heard. Everybody adulterate«! milk or cream, transported posing of mortgage«! propierty.
IA NT, W A SCO A N D MORO
says that districts with a population of
Lowe, in the p»re»ence of Officer
nomah.
Hobson,
Patterson of Washington, rushed out and found the entire side into any state or territory, or remain
37,000,000 w ill be sufferers from the
and part of the roof of Den<lauf’s cabin
Birchfield and Policeman James, eon-
Wade.
ing therein for use, consumption, sale
famine until the end of March, and it
M anufactan r of and Dealer in
Senator Taylor’s bill amending the
Public Lands— Patterson of Marion. had been torn away and hurle«! against or storage, shall, upon arrival in such feseeil to being the husband of sixteen
may continue in some parts to the end incorporation act of Pendleton change»
the side of another cabin sixty feet d is
wives, all of whom he has married
•tate or territory, be subject to the
of June. In other districts, having the city charter in three particular». Mulkey, Dawson, Haseltine, Wade.
lip s ,
Harness,
tant.
The
interior
of
what
remained
w ithin the last eight years. The con
Railroails— Brownell. Gowan, Patter
44.000,000 population, the distress.m ay It provides tnat (11 the city may be d i
of the cabin was a total wreck, every operation and effect of the law# of such fession was made in w riting.
Spors,
Saddles.
son of Washington. Mackay, Dawron.
state
or
territory,
enacted
in
the
exer
deepen
w
ith
famine
for
a
shorter
or
vided up into wards; (2) that the pres-
iFSPOLtl F U S E K E I EOilTE.
He married w ife No. 1 at Purcell, I.
Sdrrops.
Bridles,
Roads and Highways— Dawson, Car thing in shretls and fragments, with cise of its police power», to the same
longer period, w hile 6 000,000 people ect water-works system may be en-
the
body
of
Dendauf
in
the
midst.
T
.,
in 1886; No. 2 in Bromwood. Tex.,
prepared to offer first-« lass ac-
Ships. 4c in the native states may be victim» of iarg,^p into a gravity system; an«i (3) ter, Hobson, Brownell. Daly.
Collars,
Some firing m issile, presumably a bit extent aud in the same mannar as those the same year; No. 3 in Benton; No.
odat on» to the traveling public
Way»
and
Means—
Taylor,
McClung.
articles
or
substances
that
had
been
famine.
that city treasurer» shall hereafter be
of the stove, entered his head near the
4 in Hillsboro; No. 5 in Ennis; No. 6
1 easy coa< ties good D am s and ac-
Selling. Hughe». Dawson.
The house com m ittee on public lands ippxiinted by the city council, and not
right eye, going directly through the produced in such state or territory, and in Marion county; No. 7 in Galveston;
nodating drivers.
shall
not
be
exempt
therefrom
by
rea
T
a
r
i
f
f
M
a
k
e
r
*
R
u
n
on
a
A
m
j
.
has authorized a favorable report on the elected by the people. There has been
skull and leaving a hole two inches
No. 8 in Houston; No. 9 in McLennan
A KR I V P S .
ZZA VES.
W ashington. Jan. 18.— The Republi square*, the right leg was broken in son of being introduced there in origin county; No. 10 in Dennison; No. 11
b ill providing that settlers on Northern trouble in Pendleton over making the
7: 4» a « M x o ______ .11 : » «. a
Pacific railroad lands, whose right city funds im m ediately available when can tariff-makers held no m eeting to two places between the hip and knee, al packages or otherwise, provided that in Paris: No. 12 in Delta county; No.
1» IS a . m « » r e ............. _U» Û0 a . a
All kinds of repairing promptly
would have been forfeited January 1, they are desired for the payment of day. having encountred several per and the flesh of the whole right side nothing in this act shall be construed 13 in Mills county; No. 14 in Milan
. 1:JS r. a G r a n t. ----- A .'JO
r. a
and neatly done.
ri ti'ii: wi I be given to all bu*ii>e»«
1897, for noncompliance w ith law, warrants. It is tnought that, if the plexing points in the chemical schedule hung in tatters. Death must have so as to permit any state to forbid the county; N a 15 at Weber Falls, and No.
i> e>r<>. S xprew and other | * c k -
sale of oleomargarine except in such
16 in Young county.
Second St., Near Moody’s Warehouse shall have an additional term of two temptation for candidate» to place which they began work on last night. been instantaneous.
.p t ij «khvered.
manner as w ill advise a customer of its
years in which to comply w ith the them seives u.ider personal obligation Certain member» were assigned to j«ro-
A ll the w ives are alive, and so far as
real character.”
regulations. The com m ittee also or to financial institutions has been re cure information on various points,
he knows. Lowe says they are not re
BLUE C U T ROBBERY.
dered a favorable report on a b ill allow moved, the difficulty about the funds and tomorrow the com m ittee w ill re
married. So far as he knows nineteen
W i ll S o l S a rra o d e r.
sume work on the schedule.
ing settlers on Indian lands opened to mav be obviate«!.
children h%ve been born to them w ith
A lle g e d L e a d e r C la im « T h e r e la a C o a -
From the experience of the first ses
settlem ent in the Dakotas to acquire
Washington. Jan. 18. — Mr. Quesada, in the last eight years.
a p lr a r y to C o a v te t H im .
patent by paying the minimum price
Senator Mulkey, of Polk, has intro sion of real work on the b ill, it is con-
of the Cuban junta, today receive«! a
The I>»ading Dealer in Sherman County
Kansas City, Jan. 18.—John Ken long letter from his uncle, Salvador de
provided by law any tim e after the ex duced into the senate a bill covering * sidered by the members doubtful
K i l l e d la t h e C a a r ’ a I'r a e e r e e a .
In Firet-claae , , U p-to-D ate” .....................
piration of fourteen months from the the subject of taxation. The b ill, in whether it w ill be practical for them nedy who was indicted as the lea ler Cisneros, president of the Cuban repub
Berlin. Jan. 18.—The Lokal An-
date of entry.
eff«*ct. :a practically a re-enactment of to follow the original plan of work, of the gang which tw ice held up and lic, who, by inference, gives a denial xeiger publishes a dispiatch from SL
The four presidential electors of Ore the mortgage-tax law. It has three which was to have the full com m ittee robbbed Chicago A Alton trains at to the reports that the insurgents are Petersburg reporting a lamentable in
gon m et in Salem and cast their ballots general objects in view —(1) the assess work together on every schedule of the Blue Cut, wrote out and signed a w illing to negotiate terms of peace on cident, which has occurred in the
for W illiam M cKinley and Garret Ho ment of all property, (2) equal and im b ill, instead of dividing the schedules statem ent today charging that there any other basis than absolute inde czar's presence. The exar, it seems,
Of Ever Kind Is I j Liie of Goods.
WASCO. OREGON.
was a conspiracy to convict him. There pendence. The letter says, in part:
beckoned to a gardener, who was work
bart. Hon. T. T. Geer was elected partial collection of taxes, (3, economy among the subcommittees.
seems to be some groumls to #iil*tan-
A F o . 'l a n d H la M o n s y .
"W e w ill renew our offensive cam ing in the piark at Tserskoeelo. The
messenger to carry the vote to Wash in operation. Senator Mulkey says it
w ill save the state at least $55,000 per
San Francisco, Jan. 18.— Oscar Low, tiate his statement as regards John paign in a few days. G om el has left guard, seeing the man running toward
ington.
lave now on hand a large st«x*k of Harness and Saddles. Collars. Bridle»,
year. The bill provides for the deduc a Victoria man, was buncoed out of Land, an im jortant w itness against me to enter Santa Clara with reinforce the caar. shot him dead, supposing he
A
dispatch
from
N
ice
says
that
, Robes, brushes. Curry Cotnbe, Ac., Ac. Any person in need of anything
him. It is given out, moreover, from ments and munitions of war. He w ill was a would-be assassin. The exar
eighty-tw o persons, including the tion of iKiebtedness where the corre $130 today by the old dice game trick.
line will save money by giving me a call before purchasing elsewhere.
authoritative sources that the rohl»ers go further west. Our situation is most was deeply affected by this occurrence.
mayor and the mayor’s assistant, to sponding cre«lit can be found and as- Low live» at the Yosem ite house, on
securcl almost $30.000. an I not $2.- prosperous, and if we had plenty of
gether with many prominent citizens, sessed. It aoolishes the state board of Market street, and started for the Bar-
C a rs P i l e d l a a H e a p .
300, a.* first claime«! by the express ammunition, not only for rifles, but for
equalization
a*
it
is
now
constitute«!,
barv
Coast
for
a
drink.
He
got
into
a
have been arraigned for corruption in
Bushnell, III., Jan. 18.— A wreck oc
vesting that duty in the governor, sec saloon on Sacramento street, and there company. For the conviction of the cannon, and in Camaguey a dynamite
the m unicipal elections.
men concerned, it is also said big re cannon, the railroads would be de curred on the Toledo. Peoria A W est
retary of state and state treasurer. It
A dvices received from Manila show also provides for the collection of taxes b«‘gan shaking dice w ith a stranger. wards have been offered.
In 1882, stroyed and the few garrisoned inland ern at Sciota, ten mile« w est, last
He
lost
$30,
and
a
new
ly
made
friend
that the Philippine insurgents who on the original assessor’s roll and for
Iaind, who lives in the Blue Cut local towns would be abandoned by the night. The engine, mail, baggage and
t«»ld
him
he
could
beat
the
winner
out
were deported to the Landrane islands, the sen«ling of the summary only of the
ity, was convicted of perjury in falsely enemy, and they would be confine«! to two jiassenger cars were piled in a
Charles Slade—SLADE & COOLEY, PROPRIETORS-J. O. Cooley.
the Spanish penal settlem ent in the Pa roll to the state board of equalization. of all his money if L«»w could only get swearing that three «if his neighbors the coast. As I expect to receive these heapv The engineer was killed, and
s«»me
more
cash.
The
victim
w
ent
to
cific, recently made a desperate attempt It makes the county treasurer the col
had been connected in the Jesse .lames war materials from abroad, we very the baggageman and five or six passen
to escape, but were overpowered by the lector of tax«*s up to the join t of d elin his mum, and got $100 more. He re train robbery of that year near Imle- soon w ill drive them to the sea ami be gers badly hurt. The wreck was caused
turned
to
the
sah»on,
and
s«»on
lost
garrison and Spanish marines. Eighty quency, when they shall be collected by
that. Then he complained to the po jiendence. Land is a state w itn«s«in in a position to tell them, when they by a broken rail, w hile the train was
of the convicts were killed and forty the sheriff.
the present ease.
running thirty-five mil«*» an hour.
depiart, our last go<vl-bye. ”
lice.
wounded.
First National Bank
The Dalles Rational Bank!
Inspector of Sherman Go.
J . H. B E R G E R .
Y HOTEL
W arren D. Marshall
ESAND MORO
...Whips & Saddlery...
CARPENTERING
WAGON REPAIR SHOP
S . M A IL
ROUTE
HENRY L. KUCK
TENTS AND WAGON COVERS
DDLES, HARNESS ! SUPPLIES
ADE&COOLEY HOTEL
T h e L e a d in g H o te l o f G ra n t.
Mated within 100 feet of the depot.
New building, new furniture, ami
b in c first-class. Commodious rooms, well and neatly kept. Table supplied
be best the market affords.
’oprietor» of Hotel will m eet all trains. Special attention to com m ercia
•rs. Stage» leave for Goldendale and Moro every morning.
r
•
•
Frank Hoyt, who so brutally assault
ed and robbed Agent Hoopengarner, at
Myrtle Creek last week, has been tried
Where all the T oirists, Drummers, harmers,
in Roseburg, Or., and bound over to
• • •
Merchants, Stockmen. Miners, and
the grand jury, in the sum of $1,000.
Everybody else stop». . . .
In default of bondsmen he is now in
the county jaiL
.......... ALL TRAINS STOP AT HOTEL
In the supreme court in Washington,
D. C., an opinion was rendered by Jus
tice Gray, in the case of the Harney
V alley Stock Company vs. Hoke Sm ith,
secretary of the interior, and S. W.
Lamoreux, commissioner of the general
T H E D A L L E S , O R. land office, in favor of Smith and Lam
oreux. The principal object of the suit
was to compel them, by mandatory in
junction, to issue lists to certain swamp
lands in Oregon. The court aism issed
the case without going into its merits
|E 8 of the U. P. R. R .. O. R. A N. Co. and on the ground that it had abated as to
Stage offices of the Moro, Prineville, Du Sm ith because of his resignation from
fay, Oak Grove, Antelope, Bake Oven and office, and to Lamoreux, as he is mera-
* lines.
ly a subordinata.
USE
Suit the Times.
V
The Southern Oregon Fair Associa
tion has filed articles of incorporation
in the office of the secretary of state.
The capital named is $5,000, divided
into shares of $10 each. Medford w ill
be the principal office.
L
P o w d e r- H o m » K ip to n lo n .
Senator H olt’s bill, for the tem
porary relief of counties in certain
Pittsburg, Pa., Jan. 18.— As the re
cases, proiv«les that, whenever any sult of an explosion in the tankhouse of
railroa«! company shall neglect or re the Columbia Powder Company, locat
fuse to |>ay its taxi*», or any portion of ed in a hollow a half m ile from the
them, in any county w ithin the state, Ohio river, m idway between boroughs
such county shall not be required to Slioustown ami Shaopin, Mr. Stickney,
pay into the state treasury its jsirtion proprietor of the works, and his two
of taxes «»n the ass«-sse«l value of the daughters were killed. P. McClusky
railroad's jirojierty.
The county is fatally injure«!, and Walter Crane seri
also to lie relieve«! from all interest or ously hurt. By almost superhuman
other penalty until one month after the efforts the flameb were controlled be
delinquent tax is collected.
fore the glycerine m achine ignited.
Senator Haseltine introduced a bill
which provides that all state taxes be
paid June 1 each year, and that inter
est on delinquent amounts begin July 1.
The Portland charter bill framed by
Senator Simon was introduced in the
senate by Senator Bates.
The act incorporating Baker City,
¡nt r(Kjuce4 by Senator King, is chiefly
to correct an error made at
jaf(t #eMjon> at w hich tim e a char-
but the enrolling
gomnjittea om itted the section relating
»lection of «ity officiala,
St. Petersburg, Jan. 18.—Today, a
ukase was jiublished which refers to
the necessity of the resumjition of the
mintage.
It seems likely that the
council’s decision on the currency
question w ill la* prolonged, and as the
country is anxious to settle the doubts
which have arisen as to the cash valu«*s
of gold coins, it orders the m inting of
imjierials of a value of 15 instead of 10
roubles, these coins, however, being of
exactly the same weight and fineness as
existing ea ns.
G a r m a n S y n d i c a t e la .l a p a n .
B u f lo r a t a d b y C o a l G o * .
London, Jan. 18.— It is reported in
a Berlin dispiatch that won! has been
received from Tokio that twenty Ger
man firms of engineers and shipbuild
ers in Jajutn have formed a syndicate
to contract for the work of the military
and naval equipment to which Japian
w ill devote the war indemnitv.
Chicago, Jan. 18.— The bodies of
Mrs. Esther Poole, 60 years old, and
her son, Charles. age«l 34. who were
suffocated by coal gas, were found iu
their house last night.
F lr o la an O rp h a n « * H o m « .
Dallas, Tex., Jan. 18.—At a late
hour tonight the boys' department of
Of the 300,000 fossil insect« I'ollect- Buckner’» Orphan Home, five m iles
ed from all over the world it is said from the city, was destroyed by fire,
that only twenty of these are of the F ive boys pierished in the flames, and
butterfly.
several other» were burned.
r a i l In t o M o lte n M e ta l.
Chicago, Jan. 18. — A m illionaire
T h e A rm y A p p r o p ria tio n R ill.
, .
_
,«
-w
L e ft t h e Ga« H u n te r O p en .
Rossland, B. C ., Jan. 18.—George
mine owner, George S. Hatnmond, of
W ashington. Jan. 18.— The armv
,,
»ppropri»tion
bill
rr,sort,.1
thr
lsew
York>
18— " 'lll“m
Braddon,
a
slag-pusher
at
the
smelter
the San Juan m ining district, New
J
n
a
l
i
t
o
l
a
y
from
the
commit««..
Th
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c0T
’
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n<,,n''
’7
7
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.
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Mexico, is m issing, and it is feare«l he at Trail, w hile pulling away at a p»ot
. . . .
«
typographical union of this citv, au«i
has been foully dealt w ith.
Ham today and w alking backward, tripp»e«l com m ittee restored
the provision for , 1 * *,
___
n
•
mond left Albuquerque, N. M., Christ and fell into another red-hot pxit of the support of the hospital at Hot Ja«*ob McKenna, of Brooklyn, were
mas week, for Chicago, to disjxise of molten metal that was in his piath. Springs, Ark., which the lions«' struck found dead in a room of the H otel
Ulmer. They had died of asjdiyxiation
m ining property.
He had several Braddon was burned from his neck to |
by illum inating gas. which / escap<e»l
thousand dollars and a quantity of the calves of his legs, and there is slim
T o C la s s ify F o a to fllc a C la rk « .
from a burner that had N'en li>ft opien,
valuable jewelry. It is believed that chance for his recoverv.
Washington, Jan. 18.— Senator Cul- probably accidentally. Fergnson had
he fell into the hands of strangers and
I'r e a ld e n t o f F e u a d o r.
lorn today introduce«! in the senate a a wide reputation among printer» from
was robbed and killed.
Lima, Peru, Jan. 18. — General b ill heretofore represented in the house his prominence in ltical an«H interna-
The prices of drugs are fixed by law Medarto Alfaro has been elected con of representatives by Mr. Spx'rry for a tional union. McKenna had «Men vice-
id Austria.
This prevent« overcharge stitutional president of Ecuador by 54 claaaiflcation of clerks in the flr«t and president of the Internatiolial union,
■eeond-elasa pestoffi«»«.
I »nd editor of the Union Printer.
for prescription«.
VOtM.