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The Daüy Reporter. bodies many good features Mr. Dimick has introduced a which we hope to see acted upon. D. C. IRELAND A CO. PUBLISHERS, bill, House No. 95, providing The Benton Leader prints a burlesque of the inaugural, “the McMinnville, Or, Jan. 24,1887 for removal of the body of the late Gov. Gibbs to Oregon, and first rough draft,” which the Oregonian calls “a clever thing.” Mr. and Mrs. Hiatt have re burial thereof. Yes; a very clever thing. turned from Washington county. Senate joint resolution No. 5, Be sure and attend the board asking congress to prohibit for Capt. J. H. D. Gray is true of trade meeting this evening. eigners from using public do grit. The legislative assembly Multners's St. Chatles furni main for stock ranges, wras con having refused to appoint a committee to visit Astoria,he in ture sale will be Feb. 7th. See curred in by the house. vited about 15 members to go as ad. In the senate, Watts and Cau- his guests, wdiich invitation was The high tides came to time thorne were excused from serv along the coast according to pro ing on the committee to visit accepted. The party left by the steamer Lurline at 6 o’clock gram. the normal school at Monmouth. Friday night, to return in time The Oregon pioneers will hold Barin and Irvine were appoint to be in their seats at the capi- their next annual reunion at ed in their stead. tol this morning. Portland, June 15th, 1887. Gov. Pennoyer’s first appoint There are “ tw’o sides to every John A. Monroe, a pioneer of ment to office was a Lane coun question ” except when it op 1845, was buried on Saturday ty black republican, A. G. poses Us; is the sentiment of from his home, near Carlton. Hovey, notary public. It w’ould the venal press of this latter A correct necrological record seem that in the appointment of day The attack upon Senator of 1886 w’ould include the civil notaries public, at least, allegi Siglin was W’holly uncalled for; law’—murdered by its nurse. ance to no particular party, anti and instead of smiting some- E. L. Peckham has taken the Chinese or otherwise, is neces bodvs face for it, he did Petch hotel at the foot of the sary. just the square thing by fetch mountains, on the Tillamook All bills referring to the reap ing them up to the bar of the road. Uncle Je tha ill pay $2.50 portionment of the state are re senate so far as they may be That was just the toward the of the sneak I ferred to a committee instructed reached. thief w ho 1 _____ le/his _________ meat hooks to report a basis for a reappor thing to do, the cry of “boodle” tionment of the state into repre to the contrary notwithstanding. from in frtfnt fof the Eurisko, sentative and senatorial districts. The next congress will per Friday night. From the appearance of things It consists of Hare, Miller, haps amend existing law’s, so in and about The Cook House Wagner, and Cauthorne, on the that the college at this city may this morning, it w ill be but a few’ part of the senate, and Good become a signal service station. days when mine host, L. H. sell, Laughlin, Benjamin, Mitch Fred Schw’atka’s experiences Cook, will be at home in those ell, and Biggs, on the part of on snow shoes in the Yellow elegant new’ quarters to minister i the house. stone National Park are more A few’ who want to “fight severe than his Arctic traveling. to the most fastidious taste of Portland,” imagine that the The inter-state commerce bill the traveling public. The Telegram mentions a j state board of immigration is a passed the house, as it passed Marion county man w’ho sold Portland institution, hence are the senate, last Friday. It awaits his w’heat crop, 6,000 bushels, I determined to beat it, to all of the approval of President Cleve for 71| cents. Yamhill sees which the Telegram suggests: land. him and goes him 3| cents bet It would perhaps be well enough A meeting < the Y. P. D. to stop some of the minor leaks ter. Didn’t you see our report club is to nWetfat. the office of in the state treasury, as this one more than a week since, where the president^ I). Fenton, this and the state fair subsidy, and Hon. Wm. Gallow’ay paid 79 evening at 7 feharp. Business I at the same time put a stop to cents for Gilson Bros. et. al., of importance to all. tw o well organized and persistent nearly 10,000 bushels. Attentioi erchants, man- i growls. A gentleman from Polk coun rofessional men ! ufacturersa ty came to this city a few days Hon. L. T. Barin has intro- There will meeting at the since to have some work done, duced in the senate a bill pro- Council Chan er, Monday Jan- o’clock for the and to attend to some business.j viding for a repeal of the pres- uary 24th, at purpose of organizing a Board He reports to us that a Bunco ent road law, and a substitute of Trade. All are invited to steerer never w orked harder provides: That the county attend. with a stranger in a cosmopoli- court shall levy a tax not exceed- Observations. tan city to steer him off his ing three mills with no deduc course than did certain disin tion for indebtedness, and a poll Miss Belle Johnson, teacher of music in McMinnville and at McMinnville terested gentlemen (so-called) tax of two dollars upon every college. Residence corner of Second in McMinnville, to direct his male citizen between 21 and 50 and C Streets. 160 acres, steps aside from the path he had years of age, and apportion the A good sto^c zange be of bought for house and hlii can mapped out before coming here. I same. Each election precinct $500 ; on couny road, Apply at this We have been aware, for a long to elect a supervisor for three office. and six room Half block c time of the fact that there is a years and whose duty shall be cottage with g^d^ell of water, and “rule or ruin” gang in this city, to supervise the roads, and re- large and small uit, is offered for rms, by C. Symons, and sooner or later somebody will ' ceive tw’o dollars a day for his sale on easy sold with the house Furniture will b take pleasure in mopping up the ¡services. He may hire labor or or separate. mud of Third street with one contract for w’ork by the job, John J. Sax has his chop mill in running Order, and will chop feed for or tw’o of their miserable car and must put up sign boards at $2 per ton. If this does not suit the all obstructions. The bill em- customer call and get a special rate. cases. Legislative Notea MISCELLANEOUS, SEVENTH ANNUAL FIREMAN'S FAIR —OF THE— McMinnville Fire Department, —AT— Garrison Opera House, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, February 22d, 23d and 24th, 1887. LIST OF PRIZES. Will be published, and further an nouncement made as soon as the oommittees can complete the work. Doors will be open at 7 o’clock, p. m. dally, during the Fair. —All are invited to Attend— Admission 25 Cents. Parade of Firemen Tuesday *f- ternoon. By Order of C ommittee . First National Bank, —OF M’ m INNVILLE, OREGON.— ------ OFFICERS !------ J acob W ortman ....................President W. D. F enton , .............. Vice-president J ohn W ortman ....................... Cashier Transacts a General Banking businoM. 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