The Lebanon express., April 26, 1889, Image 6

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Lcbnijoij Express.
11 T. Kirkpatrick, Publisher.
FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 1S89.
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lHE HORTICULTURAL LAW,
The horticultural law passed by the
1-i.it legislature la not Kcuwrully under
ntml, and so far as we know, Is very
liltlo appreciated by the majority of
Iho voters of Oregon. We give below
Kunuusry of the law:
Section 1 creates a state board of hor
ticulture conflating of six members, to
bo appointed by the governor, one from
h- state at large and one from the five
iU-t Huts into which thestutc is divided,
T'lie counties of Marion, Linn, Lane
n;id lienton comprise the 2d district.
tVctiou provides the term of oftlce
f the board shall bo four years, but
to roc of those first uppointcd shall re-
i t- at the end of two years.
Section S provides that the board
ir;y employ a seeietnry and prescribe
I duties, and eleetone of their own
i - Tubers treasurer.
Section 4 provides that tha board
ii iy receive and manage donations aud
h';utsts of money and property for
j ! niotiiig the objects of its formation.
Section 5 provides that the oflloe of
';o board shall be located where a ma-
'-"ty may determine.
. r-ection 6 provides that the board
jy sucgvst regulations for theinspee
f n and disinfection of fruit trees, etc.
Section 7 provides that the board
!;!! elect from their own number, or
; '-joint from without their mini be r, a
f o-fjpt tent person who shall be known
:t 'iiMp-.wtor of fruit pests" who shall
Mt the horticultural districts of the
.-.'.;;te. lie shall, under the direction
!' the board, and on his own motion
and ujwn complaint of interested par
tios inspect orchards, nurseries and
other infected places aud report the
i.u ts to the board. He shall report to
the board the ht'st methods of diniin-i-hing
and eradicating fruit jtesta and
fruit diseases.
Section 8 provides that it shall lie the
duty of the Iniurd, upon complaint that
imy person has an orchard, nursery,
f.-uit packing house, store room or any
other place in the state which is in-f.-cted
with any noxious insect liable
t- spread contagion to cause an inspee
tiJi tobemadtt of such premises and,
if found infected, they shall notify th
owner or the iktsoii in pos-fssion of
til tre-v or places, and shall require
-tt. owner or person to make applica
nt of such treatment, for the piirposu
of destroying them, as the board may
pr, vjribe.
Section 0 fixes the duties cf the sec
ntaryand places; his salary at $100 per
month. ,
TTiXM) have been appropriated to carry
(,i;t the provisions of this bill and UW
f ir the hire of a secretary. Vj'hat b n
, the taxpayers will receive remains
t.) !. seen, but it all looks to us like a
p-oitig.il waste of money simply to pro-
le an early place for speculative lior
tlculturlsts. V.OCK CREEK.
DRV t'.l'IXU AilNISG C'AliP, 1
April 11, f
wR Leba non Ex pi:;.?. :
The rain has bean pouring down for
;;f last four or live days and is mixed
'th a gocd deal of .snow, which has
Kid the effeet of causing our good hu-!Vv.-d
party to do a good deal of gruni
1 !'.!. Camping out in a tent in wet
-. t'liier and rustling to get wood to
.'t breakfa.it witii on a miny morning,
, uld cr.ue tilt.- mildest temperance
n in the world (webfuot excepted)
;,) swt-ar. The Pro. is lunging for .home
- i a fjather bed, and tie; first pnek
liii headed for the R. R. station, iic
.fjl climb aboard and bid gnodbye to
1 , ,-(JuIi;b forever. We bate to lo.re
'm, but such is fate, no one to find
with. If it rains we say it Is bis
4.c': hii' bringing us out here this time
of U: year; if ths beans are scorched,
is is Kenton that was the cati.-o of it.
i'vo '.-!! rni-s iiim but not forget him,
j-rjU his smiles w may never sec,
i)i!t him more when bread is to
ii. ,;e aud dishes to wash, though!
';".'-;!- fuVcn inches of snow at the
(odciiA mine seven miles from our
..,!..;, .'0"'i four feet en the divide Iw
l .i. t o here and Gatesville, We have
urcntiiyy.il a company here known as
(!: rfydr.uilic J-hiice and Mining Co.,
tii--d-':i'.artC'rs at Quartzville. The ob-
r of this company to bring water
In. :n 'he :intiam river, about twelve
in I. . f.om the head of Dry Union, and
(,lui,;e out the gulch. This was talked
f ccvrtsl years ag". but for want of
- . i tt.i . ft-
'!BiJL!i!EiL!iyU.J.!i..J..-iUi,L Jg.
and prospected Dry CJulch knows tuat
there lies buried a vast Amount of preo
ious metal along the en t Ira lungthof It.
There Is no mining district en the IV
ciflc coast where there tire so many
wull defined quartz ledges "as there is
In this locality, and as to the richness
of the ore no can deny. At the Galena
mine they have paying ore from the
start.' So it is with several other ledg
es, and will surprise a good many peo
ple when they are more fully devel
oped. There will be several companies
lu here just as soon as the weather will
permit, and it will net bo long before
Quartzville will be as live a mining
camp as there is In the country.
I commenced this letter on the 14th
Inst., but have had no chance of send
ing it out to civilization. The rain has
somewhat abated, and for twodaysthe
Bky has been clear. We have built a
house up at Quartzville, and that will
lie our headquarters hereafter. . Dr. K.
O, Smith and two other gentlemen
eamc up to-day and will remain here
for the slimmer, lirownell aud sever
al parties from Albany reached their
camp after wading through suow eigh
teen inches deep, but it has about all
gone out of the mountains. There will
be blasting going on now every day If
the weather continues, and will run
the deer all out of the country. Rut as
there is no dear in this part of the
world, It will not work any hardship
on this camp. II. KentOil leaves for
Albany in the morning and will carry
this ta a P. O. We have all got over
our colds and will try the mountains
next week. L. Jlapruder, who has
one of the finest mines, the Gulden
Fleer, showed me ore out of bis ledge
that will astonish the world when
seen. Mc. is a line prospector and lias j
been alouo in Quartzville all winter
and our party was the first persons
that he had seen for months, lie de
serves to lie rewarded with a benanza
mine, aud I think he has it.
PtnJSPKcrott.
CIIIXESK UHOli.
ElUTOB Eitress : .
Seeing and reading a letter from F.
W. Parker in your paper on the 12th
inst. claiming the Chinese to be super
ior to white labor in railroad work, I
will ask for Parker to prove his state
ment in any railroad on the Pacific
coast where the Chinese beat white la
bor in the construction of railroads or
in any of the departments connected
with rail roading. Will l&r, Parker
answer me the question, what was Mr.
Andersunk's statement before the com
mittee on railroads at Ottowa, Cana
da, in lfcS-1? Did be make the state
ment of having over four thousand
Chinese employed ir. the construction
o"f the Canadian Pacific, at the time?
Did be or did he not svwir under oath
that it averaged five Chinese to one
white man in a day's work? If you
cannot answer me the above questions
I will answer them for you. He did
swear to them, and lie hiivd Chinamen
bc';;iiio be had such men as you asso
ciated with him its advisers. Send for
information t- your masters and ask
thein tl:w question, bow does Chinese
labor average with white labor? I do
bvlieve they are geutkiin enough to
answer you, i s you have been so anx
ious to defend their cause and publicly
su: render your manhood for v. free pass
or as a section foreman. You lire one
of l',i'3 kind wo bear of to do any
tl.ing for fcinall favors wherein honest
labor may by injured". Tho Southern
Pacific has some more of your stripe,
ready to do their bidding. Do what it
ni,;y, the way you speak of white lalsir
is sunieiciit proof of the vpirit with
which you are animated. You wish to
sneak in and get fcinall favors from the
company. You arc too cowardly to
face the railroad company nnd-nsk
theuiora job. Oh mi, but adopt this
method of writing a letter to a news
paper iirst, and tbeu bend in -your ujh
plieatioii with your printed letter go as
to get Kome other man discharged or
get a f ee pass. Let me tell you, sir,
that tho roadmanter and superintend
ent would not truat you or smy of your
ilk, for they will t-Il you that U would
take all of their thqe to watch yeu.
Furthermore, I chaiii-iiire you to get
the . statement from section foreman
that Chinese labor is superior to white.
Theiv is not a railroad man that will
read your letter but will say that you
are sucking fur s soft wimp. This ! our
phrase, and, if you pkwe, always cor
rect one on such men as you are. In
fact, you ure not worth noticing; for a
maii that would sell his soul to the'
devil for a loaf of bread or for !nall fa
vors is not worthy of recognition.
M.n.U'Coi;xon,
'Mr. A. T. Fields, one of the leading
merchants of Colfsx, Iowa, says that
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is the
beft cough prcpuratioti lie ever nsd
f-' re"" u"o " ithou; iiCsi-
STILL
A NEW DEPARTMENT.
Have lately added a fine line of Men's and Boys'
Clothing, .'Furnishing Goods, Etc., Etc.
We have a Complete Stock of Boots and Shoes of
the latest styles. Call and inspect our stock.
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S SHOES.
We do not want to carry Ladies' and Children's
Shoes, and will sell out stock on hand at actual
cost, for cash. Call and examine them.
A Mammoth Stock of Groceries, Pro visions, Tobacco,
Cigars, Crockery, Glassware, Lamps, Etc., which
we sell cheaper than ever.
Goods Delivered to all parts of city free of charge.
W. F. READ,
THE LEADING
Cash Dry km Store
OIT ALUAKY, Oil
MI' (STOCK 18
New and Complete,;
And I invite everyone when hi
Albany "to
COME AND SHE US,
Knowing that we can auit you
Both ii'Goois and -Prices.
3IAIL Jltl)i:ilH
Prom ft ly nth-tided.
A. II. C'yncH.
Y. 1'x:tekon.
A.R.Cyrus&'Co.,
INSURANCE
AND
Real" Estate Agents,
JiealerN Ju All Kiwis of
Agricultural ; Implements,
INCI.L'DINO TUB
Famous Morrison Plows,
Tigor Mowera,
Lt.'..iiion, Oregon.
PEEBLER & BUHL,
,
IN THE
iS oxicl h.oos
roceries
PEEBLER & Bl
CROSON
WA(30KSj buggies, hacks,
-AND ALL
Vehicles, Implements, .
TOOJS OF
Lightand Heavy Machines,
BARB AND SMOOTH WIRK,
IKOX, SrX"Ii3Ii:T- COAL,
GU
NO IIS
Call in, Gentlemen, and we wi?l Make. Y'ou
Happy. . .
Notice of Dissolution.
KJOTICE 18 IIKKEKV OlVf.N THAT THE
Jowvpli ftiiill nml Cli.irli-i Woli It tlii t il.tv dij
nolvcl by inutiml coii.scn:, Jiwpli linlil will c(-n-tlnuo
tU binlntw, fill 7 a!J dirbf? li.-Kiilly
coiiliHctuil ttjiiinit lliO llrmof lluhl Jt Wolz, nuJ
collect all outitmidlia; uccoimu
,ni' i:rir rrni,,
:li.UiI.ks WUi-Z.
Ubaaon, Or,, Feb. IT,
TbanklaR tilt RcnnrouK jiiihlle fur tlif'if lilioral
pulmiiKifQ lod'i oM lirm, I re;('tl'iilly wlliit a
eijiitlnunnt-foi' (he mmn, nnd primiii hy prompt
aii'l l'i It iStsiliuj to eifcd'y itll iarln-.
George lluhl.
LEAD.
& MILLER,
Ki:ii: 0--
ALL MOliTS,
SI'liCIAL NQTICK.
firac!ut of tlio Royal Colle-e cf London, EnB.
Ii,d, also of tl.e (iellayue Medical Colluga.'
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