The Oregon register. (Lafayette, Yamhill County, Or.) 18??-1889, October 26, 1888, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextyVBLlBBED EVERY FRID.iY * —AT— OREGON UF à TTTT«, - bi •r frank S. HARDING. SUBSCRIPTION BATES. tor you, hindrance........... *‘J M moa’b-ln adrare............ I 00 at Lafatvette, Entered at _ the te'stwond^lass mageq?.. j. BURT MOORE, VOL. VIII. The Industrial fair building in Portland will be the largest wooden building on the coast. It will contain 3,200,000 feet of lumber and 100 tons of iron. CARLTON. October 21, 1888. We have the boss ehingler in our town, PUBLIC SPEAKING. s L ♦ I *>' ••■■•ajsatteaa, titear for the tortai or huaiuesa depart rna, Lathy ette. Ong eu. LAFAYETTE, YAMHILL COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26,1888 HEAVY TAXPAYERS. McPhillips, James...................... .... Oregon Mortgage Co....................... Following is a complete list ol the tax Oregonian Railroad Co.................. payers of Yamhill county who pay taxes Oregon A California Railroad Co. House to rent. Call on the postmaster. on *5000 cr more: Price, Joseph 8................. Don’t forget the referee’s sale of per Parker. MIL................ ............... Mi»» Oma Fouta will teach the Lewis DR. J- C. MICHAUX, sonal property belonging to tlie Henry The Solicitors Co.. ......................... Buffum, W G , school this winter. 6 «630 LAFAYETTE, OREGON- estate, to-morrow (Saturday) at 1 o’clock Trust A Investment Co............ Keyt, E J............ 6900 House and one-half acre of land for I atdd A Reid .. p. m., one-half mile cast of laifayette. 79795 MARRIED. Iftsr an seti« expertence of nine years Lancetield, R J 18828 Tlie commissioners appointed by Judge sale. Enquire at the poetoffice. bls serf ioee to the people ol Lafayette Lancefield, RW. 16406 BaianwxLL—H bnubick .—Mr. E. M. .,d surrounding country. Lots of wheat is being shipped every Boise to divide the Henry farm have McKinnev, W F Jri.2l.W- Briedwell, of Amity, and Mias Nora Hen been engaged with Surveyor Cooper this day. It seems to move right along at a Phillips, ft W . . drick, of Wheatland, both of Yamhill Robison, I C.. week at their task. Tliey find it not an fair price. DB. O. H. SMITH, county, Oregon, at the residence of the easy job. A gentleman from Gaston was on our Sanders, JR... I Springer, B H. bride’s parents, in Wheatland, October streets a few days ago. Guess some one We have received a copy of the Carlisle, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, wLldle^A m ' 11,1888, by Rev. C. C. Poling. A large Pennsylvania, American Volunteer, which owed him two bits. number of friends were present to witness Agee,-James .. contains a very nicely written description C. II. Bodie and wife have returned LATAYKTTE, OBEOON. Gant, Reuben........ 11499 the happy event, and to wish them hap of the west aide from Portland to Mc- to Carlton from Tillamook. Tliey all Henderson, J J... 1065 piness and a safe and prosperous voyage < come back to Carlton. Kernon,John .... Sujgjry * S|>eci»tty. v7 49 Minnvilté. over the sea of life together, and at last a McKinley, JAM At.tTie adpgregational meeting of the We understand that Miss Laura Mc Olds, GW.............. victorious entrance into the harbor of FIRST NATIONAL BANK, fir»t Presbyterian church of Lafayette Cutcheon and Grant Hill were married a Sawyer, A J.......... eternal bliss. Yocum, T J.......... on Monday evening Mr. J. A. Huston few days ago in Portland. L odrr —M c C utcheon .—Ou Thursday, ------or M’MISNVtLLB, OB.,------ Yocum, Elizabeth ((jeire) . was elected trustee to serve for six years, October 18, 1888, tear Carlton, Oregon, There was quite a crowd in town yes , CABLTOX j'lCOB WORTMAN,------------- I’resident, Mr. Wm. Jamieson retiring. by Elder McCutcheon, C. Loder and terday on account of the shooting match, Bunn, F A J M... 1!. P. BIRD........................ Vice-lYesident, Charlotte McCutcheon. Their mapy but everything passed off quietly. A sad accident happened te the family Foots, J T . A . Jxo. WORTMAN........................... Cashier. friends in Carlton and vicinity wish them of John Elderkin on Main street yester W. A. Howe is building an addition to Geldard, Wm ... joy and happiness in their journey Tiansacta a general Basking BusineM. De day. One of his children was run over his large Btore, to make room for the Hove, W A.......... ¡>»,¡11 reoeired subject to check. Belie sight A ercliant, Win through life. ricbsnge and tdegraphlc transfers on New by a market wagon three yei^ old with large stock of goods that is coming from Shelton, J W ... B abbkb —LAXDntoHAM.—At the Essex Isrk, Ban Francisco and Portland. sore eyes and pantalets on tliat never Chicago. Stout, J no............ June 24, ly, house, in Lafayette, Oregon. October 24,, Stout, Frank. . spoke alterwards.— Tacoma Ledger. 9230 We noticed some I-afayette people in Thomiston, R R A L C 219701 1888, by the Rev. J. McIntire, Mr. Frank Walla Walla citizens raised *100,000 our town the other day doipg some trad Weneberg, Jno,....... ncminnville national bank . Barber to Miss Rosa L. Landingham, ail for Hunt’s railroad to that point and *30,- ing. You see, people know where to go davton . of Yamhill county. m ’MINNVII.LK, OREGON. 000 for depot purposes, and now property for bargains. Alderman, AL.. D k H avxn —C risman .—At the parson has increased 50 per cent by reason of it. Married.—At tlie residence of the Baxtei, John.... Tranaaots a Central Banking Business, age, in Dallas, by Rev. T. F. Royal, Octo That’s about the way enterprising citi- | bride, Charlotte McCutcheon toC. Loder, Breyman, W........ ber 18, 1888, Wm DoHaven to Miss An- .¿’resident............................... J. W. COWLS zens ol a town work for themselves.— Ex. | by Elder McCutcheon. Still North Yam Crawford, John.... Crawford, Medorani nie Chrisman, of Willamina. rViie President.............. LEE LAUGHLIN Elder F. Dillard Holman, formerly of hill I has to come to Carlton for their Crawford, Eunice (estate)........ ♦ I «............ CLARK BRALY Dorsey, Geo................. REAL ESTATE. this place, paid this office a plesant visit blushing 1 brides. So mote it be. Goodrich, W A Sons.. Sells exchange on Portland, San Francisco Tuesday afternoon. Mr. Holman has H awk -E vz . The following deeds were recorded dur Hash, W T................ .. nd New York. . been traveling in California, Colorado ing the week ending October 20, 1888: Hawley, C I! (estate) Ijtereat allowed on time deposits. AN AGED PONY DIES. McCully, A A (estate) . and Missouri in quest of health, and re 8. Cosine and wife to Mary I. Holman, Ofllce hours from 9 a m to 4 p m. . The age of a horse is 30 years, but the Odell, Albert cently returned very much benefitted by lot 4, block N, Cosine’s third addition to Peery, 11 W his trip. He is visiting friends in town following “deajft. notice” shows that by Stewart, W ........... McMinnville; *200. good treatment/ etc., a pony, will live for a few days. G. W: Sappington et al to Ella Lc-ia, kast c 2,687X(n»*re feet of tlie John Rowland The Oregon Alpine club is undertaking considerably longer : Abernathy, O........ DIED, Smith, M'W land clairii, 13 s, r 4 *7 *100. .lion. L. B. Cox, of Portland, will ad- many social improvements in a quiet At my home, in Wasco county, Oregon, Mary A. Hadley to Reuben Hodson, 5 way, and its lateBt is one cf stat^import <lrees the citizens of Lafayette at the 10010 acres near Newberg; *250. ance. It now proposes to petition the October 13, 1888, my old white pony, Belcher, J M wart house, October 29th, at 1:30-pr m. 5464 James Tliompeon to Geo. Sinclair, lot next legislature to pass a law tending to Fudge, aged 37 years, 4 months and 2 Bird, John.... 8572 It is more titan probable that Sir. Cox stop the promiscuous slaughter of deer days. Kind neighbors and friends as Bird A Girtes........ Briedwell, Geo W. 5600 4, settion 3, t 4 s, r 8 w, containing 25 36- for their hides that is going on in the sisted in giving his “remains” a nice Burbank, AR will speak in the evening. 13213 108 acres; *550. burial. M bs . M. J. GairrtN. 541« E. C. Willi.min to Mary RicKsnison, Carey, MrsC IL . southern portion of Oregon. Hon. J; K. Weatherford will speak on Enerv, John........ 14040 lot in t 5 a, r 4 w; *80. Henri Bettman, son of LI Bettman, tbe Da. W atts C reates a B reeze .—Sat Fenton, F W.............. 5364 the political issues at the eourt house, O. W. Richardson to Mary E. Richard well-known merchant of McMinnville, is urday evening Hon. J. W. Watts, of Ore Henry. A B (estate)., 12976 Tuesday evening, October 30th. son,' lots in Amity; *100. . now in Frankfort^xi-the-main perfecting , gon, addressed a large audience at the Huston, Tbos............. Clrehalem Board of Immigration to Hon. J. D. Whitman and Hon. J. K. hi» musical education. Henri ìb a music- . opera house. Hon. Dana P.-Horton pre Hurley, II.................. Johnson, Jas................ Thomas Murphy, lot 5, section 27, t 3 s, , Weatherford Will speak in McMinnville, al prodigy and, if he lives, he is destined sided. It was the best speech that lias Millican,. Margaret . r 2 w, 20 96-100 acres, also 90 94-100 acres, to win world renowned fame os a violin-’ I been given here and not only awoke up Perkins, Z E.’........ Thursday evening, November 1st. part of J. J. Haslr land claim; *1000. iat. He is a Portland born boy and the the republicans, but set members of other Poppleton, Edgar Let there be a goed attendance at «11 Smith, Miranda. . John V. Huntley and wife to Wm. only child of his parents.— Herenry. parties thinking as to their duty this fall. Watts, J AV............ these meetings. Ladies are especially Ball, parts of the Win. Dodson land Dr. Watts is a gentleman of national . Since tbe meeting of the Presbyterian M’MunrmM invited. claim, t 2 a, r.5 w; *900. synod it haff been decided to divide the I reputation and well posted on the ques Adams, E N (estate) 15850 Win. Bali and wife to Martha G. Mar of to-day. The band furnished Apperaon, A J.. LOCAL AND GENERAL. work on this charge, and consequently tions I 11341) tin, parts of tire Wm. Doti-on land claim, 32332 McCoy and Zena have been given to I music, and the meeting was a very suc Baker, Catherine 5863 t 2 «,-r 5 w; *700. County court next Monday. one.— Findley Lake, N. Y, Breeze Bull, Win .......... Rev. Wm. Clyde; and Lafayette and cessful i Bralv, J C.......... 39342 »F.TL Cott'e and wife to Geo. B. Ha \y.1- Westerfield took a trip to. Inde North Y’amhill will be served by Rev. 24987 worth, 5 86-100 acres of the J. B. ‘Rogers Buniett, 8 A O begon .—Oregon has been nearly thirty Campbell, Wm .. pendence last Friday. Travis. Mr. Travis was formerly head 19621 land claim, t 3s, r i W; *200. in the union ; it is one of the finest 7910 Carlin, John ........ T. C. Stephens has just received a of tbe Newton Collegiate Institute in the years I Jesse Edwards and wife to Geo. Ha 27313 state of New Jersey. 1 states the union contains; it is larger Chrisman, W Me large invoice of clocks. 5461 worth, part of tire J. B. Roger»' land than Minnesota, Kansas or Nebraska, CliaiHlier, Mrs P W 54106 claim, 2 acres; *100. Mrs. J. M. Kelty returned from Port The Oregonian says: “It looks as if Cowles, J W and nearly twice as large as Wisconsin 01 Cook, J4'A E A 16391 the railioad from Hunter’s point to As- j land Tuesday evening. Jesse Edwards and wife to Fred B. Iowa; it has a fertile soil, magnificently Davis, LT. 5063 toria would shortly be built and when The R koisteb office is prepared to do 7665 Churchman, lota 6, 7 and 8, block 38, in watered and timbered; it has access to Divis, AC... 6992 Newberg; *50. job work with promptness and despatch. that is done communication between an ocean on one side- and continent bn Derby, J It.. 10356 Fenton, W D J sue Edwards and wife to Henry R. Frank Giltner and wife returned from Portland anil the coast will be advantage- the other; its climate is unsurpassed; it Hembree, W < 10728 ously quickened. Tlie results would be Morris, iota 14 »nd 5, block 38; *50. an extended visit to Portland on Mon- of great benefit both to this city and As- grows 16895 the finest wheat in the world, and Hibbs. J 8... j Jesse Edwirds and wife to Calvin 5875 the straightest and tallest trees for Johnson, CD........... ilay. 5590 Stanley, lota 7, 8, 9,10,11 and 12, block toria.” Of course it would, and when Mason, W C A Wife ; it has noble fisheries and exceed . A fair audience witnessed Prof. Ander- the Astoria and South Coast railroad get masts ’ 5343 23;* 1 1yx Manning, SA. .., ingly promising coal fields.— Er. -m's tdiow'al Littlefield’s hall Monday 10367 C McPhillips. B A Ron. their line in operation still greater bene George 8. Spring and wife to Fidelia 23904 McDori.ild. W D evening. Wiir.it»: is I t ?—Not very long ago the McCall, DW Arthur, lot in Chandler's addition to Mc fits will accrue to both cities.—Ariorian. Mary Hurley favored this office with a Minnville ; *120. Mr. 8. A. Hemphill has a chicken that i republicans displayed a banner across Millsuy, V basket of nice grapes, for Which site lias is entitled to the blue ribbon without a Main street bearing the words “Harrison Nelson, A .1. J. H. Goodrich et al to Wm. Roberta, Olds, A K our thanks. Morton,” and during the rain and lot 6, block 6, Deskin's »ddition to New doubt. It is nothing but a common and i Oregon Reul Estate Co berg; *30. ----- Tlie choir of the Presbyterian church everyday kind of a fowl, says the Corval wind storms of tlie spring it blew down, Piette, J B P............ Ellen Deskill» et al to Charley Davis, »ill meet for practice to-morrpw at 2:30 lis Timet, but she has staying qualities i and was taken away, but now it cannot Root, Lorenzo.......... found. If there is any one who Shadden,TJ ...... lots 7, block 6, Deskin's addition to N«w- like a thoroughbred. Since last Febru- be I p. m., in the church. Shadden, Martha berg; *50. Ed. Long, of Lafayette, won tbree- ary she has layed 76 eggs and raised two I knows about it, will they please say so? Stout, David........ -fonrth» of the beef at the shooting match large broods ol chickens. During the > It should be found snd again stretched to Todd, Jonathan.. THE GARBAGE CREMATORY. gaze ot the public.— Corrallu Gazette. Turner, Tlioe A past 24 days she has layed 23 eggs, and the I at Carlton last Saturday. It will only be a. few more days till Hsr- Tucker, Hiram A. Mr. M. Borel bach, with whom the didn ’ t half try. She has only one good 1 R. P. Ungerman hap a large and well Wallace, Susan . rison and Morton will follow this banner Wallace, C A A Son council lately authorized a contract loe .elected stock of stoveflWnd you should leg and has to hobble around in search i cremating the garbage of the city, has Wisecarver, Jacob... of food, and it is believed that if she was I into ¡nocuous desuetude. ‘-all on him before buying. Wortinan, Jiwob purchased a tract of land just outside tbe sound in body she would stock the R uch is Lin. — When the first baby Wright, W D.... Your attention is called to the adver- city limits on the St. Helena road, on the market. ___________ ________ ; Wright, E .......... born in Denver was announced by her ' aementof the public sale of persona) west shore al Guild’s lake, a short dis Lish Harvey, twenty-eight years O bkoon PioMXKM.—At a meeting of father, | property in another column. tance from the ;>lace where the scaven ago, a public meeting was held in the Davis, T C (estate). 10775 gers now dump the garbage, where be Two men were in town last Friday, ad the board of directors of the Oregon Pion- , 10060 town, and among the other presents a Davis, Mary............ vertising Oregon Electric Relief, and eer association, held in Portland on | Davis, Nancy A . • 10060 will commence the erection of his crema Tliursday, it was decided to hold tlie six- lot | of land was donsted. Tlie piece went tory in a short time. He will sign the Gerrish (estate).... operating a wheel of fortune. of Harvey’s hands by bis refusal to Goodrich, Timothy. teenth annual reunion in Portland on out , centred with the city tonlay, snrFget tbe C. H. Monroe and Rev. J. R. N. Bell June 15, 1889. Hon. Thomas H. Brents, , pay its taxes. To-day the girl sings in a Griffin, Mrs Moran (estate) plans and specifications lor the building 'ave leased the Chemeketa hotel, Salem, of Walla Walla, Washington territory, i concert garden at Denver, and the lot Housewirth, Frank snd furnace. Kuykendall. C V. . or four years from the first of November. was given her is worth *2,007.000. Tire at avengers inform biin that about was chosen to deliver tbe annual address, that | Laughlin, Lee. 10819 Wm. Harris will ee l personal property Hon. George L. Woods the occasional ad Flour in those days was worth *100 per Laughlin, Wm 10230 thirty loads per day of garbage are carted At his residence, three miles north of the dress, Rev. Jesse Moreland chaplain, and barrel. Laughlin, R R | 0970 to the dump, so be will build tlie furnace —.4 ttorian. Lowerv, John 5493 with a capacity of forty loads per day. Vest Chehalem postoffice, October 31st. Al. Zieber grand marshal. By resolu 11260 R bachixo O ct .—An agent of the Ore Mailer, RB... Mr. Burelbach's contract includes the Dr. Michaux has been able to be on tion, Hon. Robt. A. Miller, of Jackson gon Pacific railroad was in tlie city yes Morri», E8 disposition of animals dying in the city ihe streets for several days, and if. he ville, was invited to read a poem suitable I Perkins, N H. terday, and offered to deliver freight in Perkins, Mrs Sarah and on these he depends largely for his has no relapse can resume liis practice to the occasion. Hon. Jonn Minto, of this city from San Francisco via Ysqnina Perkins, WsiF,... profits. He says about five horses per Marion county, was selected to present toon. hay for about one-half whet the O. R. A Ralston, W F.......... day, on an average, die in this city, and Notwithstanding the several large saw to the state at the meeting of the next N. Co. charges. It is their intention to Richardson, DC... n«n they represent considerable value, even mills in Tillamook, lumber cannot be ob- legislature, the oil painting of the “good ship by rail from Ysquina to Albany, Roberts, Wm------ - Smith, Alfred .... when dead, if properly handled. The *>ned as fast as it is needed for improve old doctor,” Dr. John McLaughlin, on ' tlieuce by steamer to Portland, and fiom Wstt, Ahio.............. hide is good for leather, the manes and behalf of the association —.Slaterman. ments. Pcrtland to thia city by the steamer Tele Withyeomb, Thea.......... tails are used for wigs, fiiddle-bows and SHEBIDAn phone — Artoria Pioneer. W. L. Bradshaw and wife attended tbe F kabtvl F all .-The Oregon City cor- , for manes and tails for rocking horsts, Bible, AH .................. Wr at Portland this week. Mr. Brad- respondent of the A’err sentft the follow Nones to D xbtobs .—Notice is hereby Downing, Erast os.......... 10290 etc.; the hones are worth *20 a too, and "haw went to The Dalles also, and re ing: "This afternoon a man named 7860 are need for knife handles and many other given that tlio books and accounts of the Holman, D H .. turned Tuesday. Newman, employed on the new bridge, j 5360 things, and the boofo are need lor sone late firm of Littlefield A Calbreath are in I-am bright, Isaac Scroggin, PM.. 17911 » distance of o( eighty feet from troni the sus- my hands for collection and settlement, J. F. (Colonel) Henderson, a printer fell a purpose, and oil foi1 machinery and veil known in different parts of the state, pension tower, sustaining injuries from and all parties knowing themselves in "neat’s foot oil” are extracted from the ®ed at his home in Eugene City, October which he died two hours later. When debted to mid firm are requested to call carr-sssrs which can then be made into a nicked up it WAS found that Newman s at my office and settle immediately, and aged 38 years. fertiliser. This fo a much better way of disposing There will be service in the Presbyter- left shoulder kss broken and his hesd save tbemselves further trouble, as tlie was cruriied in a frightful manner. If business of said firm mute he settled im of dead horses than the one la vogue hero Mchurch next Sabbath, October 28th, till lately, which was to throw them oA K 411 o’clock, a. m., by Rev. Mr. Travis. Newman had fallen six feet teorie «ite mediately. W. L. B^ dshaw . he would have cleared the bent of Ibe into sorue canyon or in some thicket by a Hlare cordially invited. bridge. In this event he would have country road to taint the air for weeks, Frank Morrison, formerly a printer in opening of the crematory will na ‘■bh aaaty, has associated himself with er-.p«d with • simple ducking.’’ ter step la the progress of the dty. LocATzm-A? M. Hurley, Esq> £ t »nd purchased the Cheha- tetncl from his tour ora lfa i 1 *>TWtop8gton territory, Bee. h^irehased props, ty at ' ■ ’■KJ'other arrangements are mode *6V-X4loberg will fill the appointments ^»dM soon as be ran erect a boose there PHYSICIAN AND SURGÉON, I. “ A government of the people , for the people , AND BY THE PEOPLE.” Dayton circuit as follows: Day- on, will remove thare.____ Sunday, October 28th, at 11 a. m.; I^y.tte merrl.w.te «rry good rtorts | The Portland Mechanics’ fair will <4oae ' ’’sbfcrt, Sunrlay, November 4th, at 11 a. its tenth annual exhibition to-morrow. j tfedr lines this fall, as * *’ *d so alternately each Sunday. PretMaat......................... B mi star; ot Stai«.......... Baentary of Trsaaaiy.... Saoratary of tka luforlor. »«oreiary ot War............ Sseretary ot Navy........... Postmaster Oso«rsl......... Altornsy Gessral............ CMsf Jaatio,.............. . . cowans Banalere............. BoprsMatatlvs ., ¿adge... Atterney. Deputy.. POWDER Absolutely Pure. This powder never varl-s. A marvel of pur Ity, str u(Jh ahd wbolesomeaeea. Mere eco nomical than the ordinary hinds, and oannel ba sold in oompetltioa with the mslihnde of low »short weight a)an. or phosphate jtowdera only In cma. Rout Baziau Low ore. Co., 10U Wall Bll N1Y. Livery StaTole. J. J. Hembree, Proprietor. Wyatt Ha -F.M.Y J <1. C m L. H . B. I. ». Fellow 0. B. Klarer i. Brutscher Board of Truste». Recorder. Mereliel.. I am prepared io (ire (sod aeeoaan odatlon Treat u far. short nsttes, to persons wisk ag tsams or oaavsyaaes. Chargsa Baawaabla. 07*PartlM ooavafsd lo trains, ate., at all — , „ . times My kaeks, bug(ies and horses are alv . ways keel la x«od on ar. -T0’~ .l"' Notice. r — to:— ( The Lafayette Flouring Mill runs on full time until further notice. SUITER A DANIEL. Notice of Final Settlement. Notice la hereby given that th. nndereigr'ed executrix of the eetate of Tboe. 0. Darla de -eased, liaa tiled her Inal aenount in said es- Ute. and that the as sue will be board on Wed nesday, the 7th day al Ncvember ,.1S8S. at the hour of 10 o'clock a, m . at the regular Novem Adjournment of Circuit ber tela. of the county oonrt of Yamhill B P. Bola«,Tad« of third J conntv. NANCY A DAVI». 10 51 ExoeMrfa. regularly opacad the olreaH «s Court. oounty •» Lafayatu os Moadsy, Sherift’a Rale. 1888, and on ant parte of , «H Monday. Administrator’» Sale of Real Ba tate. I Salt« I and ly- ecaaty, Inte» PATENTS Cavaste, and Tra»s Marks nbtelasd. sad all Pstest bastare» >Mtoill4 tor Motor»» Pre». Our oMreI»repute U. H. P»te»toflw. Wo kava m Mb-ageaato«.»Ilk« asa traaaact «aloni k Leaa Cost tbsa three Band andai, drtiwl U m Wa advtoa I. «Serre Oar feo Rot A bosk, 'Howls •tlboboar .( I •'•teok a. te. ' .