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About The Telephone=register. (McMinnville, Or.) 1889-1953 | View Entire Issue (July 2, 1886)
DB. HENLEY'S REMEDY FOR LADIES. CONDENSED TELEGRAMS. OREGON NEWS ITEMS. PASTURE The Annoyance of LAND. Weeds and flow to Mitigate the Evil. Ice retails at three cents a pound al The hotels of Paris are crowded wit! Ashland. There are certain qualities of land American visitors. Mrs. M. E. Rose, of Applegate, has ’ that are better suited to permanent Five or six American dentists are now practicing professionally in St. Peters- be.-n adjuged insaue. pasture than to any other use. Here Heppner got ttie county seat of Mor burg. very little land is too rough for cultiva- row by 32 majority. Germany has resolved upon a more . tion, but very much had better never The first number of tne Oregon Labor stringent enforcement of the Socialist have a furrow turned on it. I refer to er has been issued at Pendleton. laws. The residence of John Jackson, near r hill lands and the white clay. Some The barley yield in Southern Cali- fornia is turning out quite up to tli« Canyonville, was destroyed by fire last 1 hill land is of excellent quality, but if earlier promises. week. turned over it will wash and gully, and The people of Canyon City want a 1 the most fertile part spread itself over The losses __________________ to nine counties ... in _____ Ohio devastated by the recent storm are com daily mail between Baker City and that the fields below, often doing them more place. puted at $2,000,000. Z. F. Moo.lv is the largest eastern i injury than good. The oleomargarine people have estab lished a literary bureau in New York to shipper of woo! at The Dalles and Ar Then much of the hill land is very poor corn land, and while it is in its lington. defend and popularize bogus butter. Mrs. Houk has sold her hotel at Ash natural state, excellent blue-grass land, The white men who have been en listed to fight the Apaches in Arizona land to Messrs. Driver & Bridge for yet after it has been impoverished by $6000. are to be paid $30 a month and rations. cropping and washing, it is slow to form Several large lots of wool were sold in a good sod again. 1 know it is hard to It is reported in Toledo, Ohio, that Dallas during last week, prices ranging Frank Hurd iias been offered $25,000 a tell a hill farmer that he must not plow year to act as counsel for John W. from 15 to 18 cents. his land, ami in fact to seed it to blue Mackay, J. S. Leabo, captain of boat 34, of the grass now, would verify the old English Eagle cannery, was drowned near the A cat’s-eye valued at $15,000 is one ol proverb: “To make a pasture will break Ceylon’s gem exhibits (among a great wreck of the Republic, at Sand island. a man." number of lesser gems) at the London At Ashland some of the apple and pear Blue-grass is so slow of becoming well Colonial Exhibition. trees on which the blossoms were killed and profitably established on the poorer Mayor Spencer, of Los Angeles, has by the frosts of April are now blooming quality of soils, where it should always presented the University of Southern again. be, that an attempt should never be California with 500 acres of fine land in The search party has not yet succeed made to establish it unless permanence the Centinela ranch. ed in finding any trace of Walter Kirk, is intended, and a man had better think The landed property’ of England covers who was lost in the Blue mountains last a little before he breaks an old pasture that has grown a thick, firm sod, and 72,000,000 acres. It is worth $10,000,- winter. Indian Warm Spring Johnny and K. yields a satisfactory amount. 000,000, aud yielding an annual rent, in Griffith are under arrest on a charge of I know of fields that have not been dependent of mines, of $330,000,000. attempting to rob the Lane county safe a plowed since I can remember, and By reason of the labor troubles Minne few weeks ago. where the grass is thick and heavy and apolis will lose this season a new public Mrs. W. G. T’Vault, widow of the profitable and growing, but which, if library building, a Masonic temple, an exposition building and a 12-story hotel. founder of the Sentinel, and one of the plowed, would, in a few years, be so pitaieers, died at her home in Jackson poor as to scarcely repay for cultivation. A litigant at Los Angeles, Cal., recent ville last week. These soils are a light-colored, calcareous ly appeared in court armed with two Messrs. Charles Henderer and Thomas clay, quite tenacious and somewhat wet heavy revolvers for the purpose presum ably of enforcing his arguments. He Cox, of Drain, killed a large black bear and cold. They will not grow corn very was invited into an anteroom and made while out hunting about four miles well without a <jood deal of manure, northeast of Drain. but do pretty well for wheat or grass. to disarm. Frank (Posey) Baker, the telegraph re They ought not to be farmed while there There are said to be 2,500 Socialists in pairer and operator stationed at Link- is money in pasture grass, and when New York, many of them drilling in ville, had the misfortune to break his leg they are farmed they need thorough tile companies with arms. There is a no in a fall from a tree. drainage. ticeable falling off' in immigration, attri Blue grass, when thoroughly estab The passenget train on the O. A C. buted to the labor troubles. road are now run seven miles north of lished on this kind of land, is more suc A prize of $200 is offered by a French Delta, which cuts off a piece of rough cessful than on some rich, black, bottom anti-tobacco society for the best essay on wagon road for staging and freighting. lands, which seem to be too dry for it to the effect of smoking on the health of It is stated at Gardner, Douglas coun do its best, though No. 1 for corn or literary men, and its probable ultimate ty, that a large stern wheel steamer of clover, and of almost inexhaustible fer results upon French literature. light draught is coming from Puget tility. With this exception, however, the better the land the better tho grass, White dealers are gradually assuming 6ound shortly to run on ttie Umpqua. the trade in pork at San Francisco. The The movement in the cattle and horse and, in fact, the very slowness of its Chinese formerly had the monopoly, but business in Harney valley will be of im getting set is caused by the slowness of since the recent agitation they iiave one portance this summer. It is estimated the soil in regaining its lost fertility, by one dropped out and gone into some that 15,000 head of cattle will be driven much of which must come from the de other business. away. caying roots and blades of the grass. MINING NEWS. According to the New Orleans Tinies- A postoffice is wanted at Soda Springs For that.reason it is a bad practice to The reduction works at Medford are Democrat, the capitalists of Boston, New on the Linkville road, and it would ac feed down any pasture, and especially a working ores from different portions oi York, Philadelphia and Chicago have in commodate a number of families who young one, very close, for it not only vested over $4,000,000 in mining proper now depend upon voluntary mail service weakens the grass and removes the nat the state. ties in Honduras within two years past. of their neighbors. ural fertilizer and winter covering, but The owners of the quartz ledge on Wliile Will Ray was leading his fine bares the ground for the entrance of va Wyoming territory has lakes so Wagner creek discovered by Bragdon mare rious weed seeds. and Roach have refused an offer of $20,- charged with soda that it accumulates in three-year-old Hambletonian All annual weeds with which I am great quantities around the edges, through the streets of Sheridan she 000 for the property is reported. reared up, fell backward and broke her acquainted blue-glass will subdue, if left The Kingston Shaft, a paper published whence it is only necessary to haul it neck. to itself, but there several perrenials in Kingston, N. M., claims that $100,000 away and work it up into commercial The water is getting so low in the up that have appeared here, and have in silver was taken out of the Comstock forms. shown themselves to be masters of the Clarence Keifer, a convict employed per Willamette that an old river captain mine, located in that camp, in five days by thirty miners. The New Mexico pa in a coal shaft at Birmingham, Ala., es says that on some of the bars there is situation. First, worst and cursed is pers say it is the greatest silver mine caped by climbing a wire cable one and nothing but, a heavy dew. The Oregon yarrow. It has not made much show ever discovered. The town is booming. one-half inches in diameter and 204 feet Pacific will soon have a light draught yet, and half the farmers neither know it nor fear it when they see it. Therein A large body of very rich ore has been long, extending from the bottom of the steamer running. The Baker City Sage Brush says a lies the danger. cut in one of the levels run from the en shaft to the surface of the ground. It appears by the road-side or in the gine shaft in the Paradise valley mine, The rights of husbands are rapidly be large water spout at Canyon City last near Winnemucca, Nev. The ore is so coming obsolete. A New York court has week destroyed about $6900 Worth of field; a harmless-looking, feathery-foli- rich that it is sacked in the mine foi just decided that the action of a wife property. It swept down the business aged, modest-flowered plant. It grows shipment, concentration not being throwing her husband’s pants out of a street of the city and into' Gundluch’s in a small clump that harms nobody. deemed necessary. The extent of the window is not sufficient grounds on store, currying everything out into the It does not spread fast. At first only a new strike is not yet ascertained. single plant appears; next fifty in various which the husband can procure a di street. No lives lost. . Tlie following is the official count of parts of meadow or pasture; yet no New and important developments have vorce. very recently been made in the Idahoan, Gold lias been discovered within a votes l ast for the various candidates for notice is taken of it; next five hundred, in Alturas county, Idaho. Three veins mile of Louisiana, Mo., on a tract of land the county seat of Gilliam county: Fos and may be the farmer begins to wish of ore appear to have converged into belonging to Samuel Kiern. A sample sil 324, Arlington 264, Condon 262, Olex they were fewer, but the clumps are one, eight feet wide in the face of the of ore was sent to the assay office at 86. So Arlington holds the seat at least not large, and the next year there are drift on the 500-foot level. This ore Denver and a certificate has been re until the matter is voted on again two five thousand, and every one spreading body has been uncovered for thirty-seven turned showing it is valued at $8 per tor years lienee. in all directions, both by seed and by feet, and the end is not yet. The strike gold, $7 silver. A few days ago while driving a four- means of the creeping roots, and wher is one of importance. horse team beyond and near Mary ’ s ever a clump grows blue-grass is ex The 10-cent barbers of Philadelphia Wallowa Chieftain: An assay of aver want to join the Knights of Labor so as peak, Bill McVey, the driver, met with cluded. What is to prevent the odious, a very serious accident. The wagon was age sample, taken from .ho Garfield to draw patronage from the 5-cent bar bitter-tasting, acrid-smelling plant from mine, owned by Dean A Martain, went bers, and the latter have also made ap tipfied over and on to McVey, in such a creeping on to complete c ' ' possession? manner as to break and mash one of his $85.40 to the ton—$74 gold and $11.40 plication for admission to the order on The pastures ought lit not to be plowed silver. This ledge is located at the foot the ground that they are the best friends legs below the knee in a frightful man over after it has good control; any oth- ner. of the mountain about two and one-half of the laboring men. < er ------ ~ of ‘ exterminating ■' '■ it : is imprqcti- way miles southwest of Joseph. The vein is Rogue River Courier: Janies W. Wi cable, while the road-sides are being President Cleveland has accepted the about two feet wide it.id from all indica mer now owns the hack in which Major- stocked with it for seed for years to tions is one of the richest discoveries honorary presidency of the American ex General E. R. S. Canby was conveyed come. Kill the first stalk you hibition to take place in London in May, made in the camp. Messrs. Dean A Mar from the scene of his murder on the Mo see quicker than you would tin have prospected it to the depth of 1886. Gen. Gosehera, president of the doc battle fields to Yreka. Mr. Colver, a rattlesnake. Don __ ’t ___ ________ let .. it get started twenty-five feet and they are satisfied general council of the exhibition, has de of Phoenix, owned the hack, and if we along the roadsides, or on your neigh cided that the main office in the United mistake not, he was operating it at the that they have a “good thing.’’ States shall be in Philadelphia. Presi time between the lava beds and Ash bor’s farm, if you can help it. Believe QUARTZ AND PLACERS IN SISKIYOU. me, I have studied the iniquity of it dent Cleveland will open the exhibition Messrs. Squires and Walker have from the White house, and start the ma land. and seen the practical examples that it Albert Jansen, who had been at work is going to give all in its own good struck a rich find in quartz on west bank chinery by telegraph, laud lines aud the for Link & Neer, at Neer City (not far time. of Indian creek, near Coyote Gulch, cable. from St. Helens), accidently shot him where they are prospecting, and think The annual average of suicides for self Next to yarrow, I place iron-weed, recently, the body being found they have a permanent bulge. Out of every million of people is 17 in Spain, 30 not that it is to be dreaded, but it is 29 ounces of quartz pounded in a mortar in Russia, 37 in Italy, 52 in Hungary, 70 by John Link. As near as could be as pretty troublesome in some pastures, they realized $130, ami a piece shown us in England and Norway, 93 in Sweden, certained Jansen was on .is way to Neer by Mr. Walker in town last Sunday was 122 in Austria, 127 in Bavaria, 150 in City, carrying a gun, and in crossing a liking best, a rich, moist soil. It is s|»otted all over with coarse free gold, as France, 164 in Wurtemburg, 167 in slough on logs he slipped and the gun hard enough to exterminate, but does not spread badly, and can be kept in though at least one-fourth gold to throe Mecklenburg, 174 in Prussia, 290 in Den was discharged, causing death. fourths quarts. Deadwood and McAdams mark, 305 in Thuringia and 377 in Wallowa valley is in the northeast cor check and much weakened bv mowing creeks are livelier at present than for a Saxony. Suicides are becoming more ner of Union county, Oregon. It is every year close to the ground just be” quarter of a century, reminding us of the frequent every year in highly civilized about 75 miles in length and averages 15 fore it blossoms. Wild carrot is a biennial, and ought ’50 period. countries, but especially among the poor miles in width. Its elevation above the sea level is from 3500 to 4500 feet. Its pop never to be allowed to ripen a seed, A PROMISING DISCOVERY MADS. German races. when it will soon run out. The Eureka Sentinel, Nev., May 29, says: The hotel keeper at Plumas, Cal., has ulation is 3500, and its towns are Lostine, lhe profitable feeding off of the pas “ Word was received in town last night received a letter from someone in San Alder and Joseph. Stages run daily, ture is another quest’on, and one that a strike of considerable importance Francisco, probably a drummer, inclos connecting these towns with the O. R. & that grass is practically neglected, the com had just been made in the Alexandria ing a comb which the writer says he Co.’s railway at La Grande, 76 miles mine on Prospect Mountain. It appears stole, and adds: “Since which I have from Joseph. The valley has doubled in mon custom being to inclose as much as that at a certain point on the 200-foot been converted born of the spirit of God its wealth and population in the past possible within one fence, and turn stock on. letting them choose their own level good ore had been discovered and A therefore I have become a son of God three years. On the 12th, while the steamer Isa feeding places. The result is, that parts taken out to quite a depth? This was A God Father tells me to be honest A several months ago. It was deemed ad right everything that I don’t rong So far belle was on her way from Albany, she of the pasture are gnawed to the earth, visable by the management to run a as in me is Possable or he will disinherit ran aground near the mouth of the Luck- while other places, bearing a luxuriant ainute. The purser, J. F. White, and growth, are left untouched. This drift underneath the body from the 300- me yet again.’* foot station. A survey was accordingly The Pacific cable railway company has Sherman McClung, son of Isaac Mc is not only a waste of food in made by Surveyor Pardy, ami yesterday been incorporated in San Francisco with Clung, of this city, got into a skiff and the part passed by, but an injury to the evening the interesting ground was tap 1-eland Stanford, A. S. Hallidie, Charles started for the shore with a line. When part so closely eaten. A partial remedy ped and ore of even a better quality than F. Crocker, Frederick F. Low. James they were within thirty feet of the shore would be to divide the field into several that alsive was discovered. Unless the MotBt an<l J. L. Wilcutt as directors. the skiff was capsized by the line becom parts by cross fences, arranged with re management are very much mistaken, The capital stock is $2,000,000, divided ing tangled. The men started to swim ference to the water supply, and to they have a body of at least one hundred into 20,000 shares. The object of the ashore, but the swift current prevented change the cattle from one field to an feet in depth of good smelting ore.’’ new corporation is to amalgamate all the them, and after being swept down the other as they eat down the grass. The l»atent rights of the different cable com current fully 250 yards together, they object on is that water is not always con Gov. Hill has vetoed the act of the leg panies in San Francisco, and thus ter sank, and both were drowned. The cap venient, though bv exercising a little islature providing for cumulative voting minate the endless strife at present tain, upon seeing them in the water, lug. unity this may often be brono-ht threw over a gang plank, jumped on it in elections for choice of aidermen in arising out of infringements of patents. and started to their assistance. When around; and also the cost of fences. New York city. At the recent sessien in Philadelphia 75 yards from the steamer his plank But these need not be verv elaborate, of the International Typographical Union »truck a snag and was overturned, and and a good fence, barbed w’ire or buck Good tillage is the strongest weapon Messrs. Childs and Drexel presented for the assistance of a man who was thorn, which might be supported bv with which the farmer can tight hard that Ixxly with two checks, $5,000 each. but wire po-ts. would be a permanent th ng. times ami gain success. Imperfect cul On Childs's next birthday it is pro fishing from a skiff near bv, he would Jhe fa r distribution of the manure’ ture. on the other hand, will scarcely en mised that every union printer working have drowned. Another man on the perhaps never accomplished when cat being a good swimmer, threw off able him to gain a living from the rich in union offices east of the Mississipm boat, run free. Something may be done est soil, and the soil win deteriorate rap river shall set up 1000 eras, the proceeds his coat and boots, and jumping into the tle idly in quality from such treatment be of which shall go into the fund. When water started to the assistance of the by excluding them from favorite stand man, and came near drowning , ing places often the corner near the side. the birthday of Drexel dawns, every drowning himself, after drifting with the current a barn, or similar place-bv means of union printer west of the Mississippi quarter of » mile. < cross fences to keep them back. The. Blackberries and raspberries need shall contribute 1000 eras. Thus for five may be encouraged to loaf on a poor never be staked if properly pruned. As years it is proposed to commemorate the A scientific expedition under the direc spot by placing a post and bos soon as the spring canee reach a height birth.iays of these two generous givers. of thirtv or thirty six inches “snip” their At the end of that period it is expected tion of Prof Scott has left Princeton of salt there, or by feeding !t little meal every dav. Or. if a well is tops off*, when they will throw out later that quite a handsome sum, something New Jersey, for the West, the main als, become more stalky aud bold tip not far short of $50,000, will have been ject of the expedition being to make a tobe dug and wind-mill erected, thn their loads of fnlit without stakes. Stak raised. With this it is in contemplation geokipea survey of the Uintah moun had better be on some needy knoll Western Utah and Wyoming md where the dronpings will be appreci ing is a useless expense and latxw. Home to erect in Philadelphia a beautiful hall, I tains in collect f<«u)8 in these parted ated by the soil and will work down u times wires can be drawn e of which shall be known as the “Home of petnflcatfosM for the college museum. ' the land below. I rows of tail plants to good the Graft.** Farmington is improving greatly this summer. A number of fine young horses are in training at the Walla Walla track. Judge M. G. Barney has assumed the duties of receiver at the land office at Spokane Falls. John Poole, the man whose leg was in jured at Alien’s mills, a few miles from Freeport, submitted to amputation. The republican convention for Wash- ington territory, has been called to meet at Tacoma, on Wednesday, September 8. Snipes A Allen, of Yakima, sold 3000 beef cattle to Hoskins, of Montana. Con sideration one hundred and twenty thou sand. Ruth, a little daughter of Chas. Buch, residing near Daven|>ort, was thrown from a horse ami injured so badly that her recovery was doubtful. A subcontractor on the Canadian Pa cific railway at I’nrrard inlet, named Mc Cormick, was killed on the 10th by a blast. He was an American, and re cently from Seattle. An Italian named John Dagiau was buried alive in the mines of ttie Car bon hill coal company at Carbondale, by the dumping of coal from the coal chutes, and before he could be taken out life was extinct. The body of an unknown child (a little girl) about 18 months old, was found floating in Snake river, In- • week, oppo site Granite point. Fron !t.t ’ ’»pearance the body must have been ,.i the water ten or twelve days. Al. Ritter, a farmer twenty miles north of Yakima, was explaining the workings of a breech-loading rifle to his wife last week, when the cartridge exploded and the ball passed through the body of Rit ter’s sleeping child, killing it instantly, A short time since, while the boys at the Wyatt school house, Brush Prairie, were returning from school, Lloyd Matt hews and a son of Charles Vandals had some dispute, and the latter hit the Matthews boy in the side with a stick or club. He was laid up by the blow, but no one thought it serious until the in jured boy began to sink, and died. The contract for erecting the Washing ton territory penitentiary have been awarded as follows: Stone stockade and brick guard house, Knott & Perry, of Portland, $20,383; prison building, in cluding cell room and hospital, Hender son A Jones Of Portland, $19,195; cells, to the Pauly Jail Building Company, St. Louis, $22,671. Ladles Buffering from nervousness,sleep- lessness or any nervous trouble, can find immediate relief and be <’urf‘}u“,ug Dr. Henley’s Celery, Beef and Iron. The K. of L. Convention at Cleveland refused to accept Powderly s resignation. I HAD A DREADFUL COUGH. And raised;»considerableamount of blooi and matter; besides, I was very thin am so weak I could scarcely go about the house. This was the case of a man wltn consumption arising from liver coinnlamt. He recovered his health complete!!/ bj the use of Dr. Pierce’s “Golden Medical Dis covery." Thousands of others bear sim ilar testimony. A famine prevails in Cerea and hun dreds of people have been starved to death. A MOST LIBERAL OFFER ! T he V oltaic B elt C o , Marshall, Mich., offer to send their Celebrated V oltaic B elts and Electric Appliances on thirty days’ trial to any man afflicted w ith Ner vous Debility, Loss of Vitality, Manhood, &c. Illustrated pamphlet in sealed envel ope with full particulars, mailed free. 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