Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, January 24, 1893, Image 2

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Mont mcmui'M will nttini .::.,:ijilftatffJ. Tho wnnlo and Iioum ,'.v" v Hfawned out of rcuncot In tin 1 .-k 7 - -- f .' iMmmtv of Lamar. After ad lour u it wf the dermic, tlio Jleiiuhllcai Tfcloii wtmt Into cnucuM. v t Sxyulsioa Recoramondod ' tUCKAHKNTO, UaIjIT. Jun. 21- ' $afeerrthly committee appoltituti iMViMtlgate tho atinri0J itudu by Ah iMymRii lirutz, of Alameda, ,f Ahfleinblyiimii Keanm o ' Lett Anuolea, reported today T& otnmltteo Hilda Unit Jlrctss'r tMirites nro fidao and unfounded uno .rtaetamenda bin expulsion from tin ' lk)ature, Over Lamar's Quccossorshiu. iWiaiMf.riTMM IV n .. .Inn. 0.1 Pff Halation In already rife over tin "meonunlou to Justice Lamar on tin .(Mprettie hcuoh. Tlio imrtlculur per- jWN,'to be chosen Id not coinddered . ''jjBtteb an tlio queHtioti whether EMrld will umbo the notnlnu- -.Uifk te Hit the vacuuoy or lenvo the ' mjkiUt open for President Clove Mkn. It hi eertaln, la view or tlio uttl (.v(Ml f eerUln Demooratlo Beuntort ' pmntda tlio iiouiliiutloitof McConniH o)mJu(Iko of tlio court of the dlw - trfet of Columblu, the nomination hjrHnrrUton would bo nntuKonlzed . feittaoudof IhoaeMloii and defeat- l.lf pwsiblo. In view of that fact HU probable that tlio president will Htmrato provoke a bitter contest rwI will tnl(o no notion. Satolll'B Snccossor. Washikoton, Jun. Ul.-Boiuo ((HlHeHHt rumora aro In circulation htt m to Batolll'a Kueeenor na aion. Wh ablegate. On thu bout author Hy.itk said that Motmlcnnr Halolll ,h net likely to reniuln In tho United Btoa Hiany niluutea. 1 To U dentin 4 to mileva n cardlual'n hat. Uo la Ulavorlte ylth I'oo Leo XI IT, who 1mm tlw utmmt contldeuco In hta Mity, love of Juatleo nod pnigrea iVeM0f aplrlt. Tlio poo wUhea (6 ntako Watolil a oardluul, nud ui Um pettUrT'a health la tint or tho beet lM will tw likely to inalto thu promo Mfor long, The next papal Hot ncceeaarlly bo nu Itivl- I. BUHw ArchbUhop Ireland or KHiie would be luwptable It tk MrwIvo element In tbU Mt&t The M)0 la aahl to enteetn MMH W(ti hlKhly, In mw ArobbU lMt UdUnil a not made n cardinal AtlMl'Ullw of Moimlu'nor Batolll'a thu former might bu the ir aa ablet;atu. Dlahop It h iwld would prove a f.iv IwMie-plaoe.AreliUUbop lrv- MMual when Batolll leaves KKA.RDFROM. Jan, 2t-SwUl to Mkll,r,o Wllkea va heard i&b lrulHg tliniunh a letter Xt, ll, Mlehener at taatok ttud unable to ltk)H k evidently Mtitul overatralu, ayatem i qulto may N abb') to r ; lu a wmk or two. j 4nM mmMVHhk fMai a btnitkHt whenheUft, ttokw tk train inhu. &?2Z?ZSZXZ .i. iuh wkhu ti x.,? umi fw--' fttr()fl tVolff HtiltJ. W(l8ll, rifilWft. ci4i IHMief, IvM fffc H'h !' tMi-HtdtoM Mlel M1U-6 lifltl fdefl Hi ItHMIijiUd (iOJiftosfd feAk Jtt llifc Milling bf Itrf (ItitlhH Hilt "r( ' liiciicil l Icftflf Hi Udtet!lvti OftTMrJftlid tMilefnt 01)64 went lit wOfk add tlfteuVered Uial there ttt iiote cow taforA (bo oiiflH (llrtll IrtlorC, fthd (Imt fowef ilnitl( wW being !tltoiin"il, lliVMllrfa libit tlidil Mm Vttii Hint lliefo wiUft rllbtf l)liliiwiJ o(n oil of eiritiV Ili( C'rttirtdlall at(tinii frotti deed ittld rnil cMrtlo (ratiKfa It) some no laflo' orthM, iihd rtNw III lioiiio fetf Miy ofllccn- For Home tlmo no clue wull bo obtained, but at last tin illlceM dl'covered that Mr, Odllon iJu'pedii, a notary add land commix idoticr havliiif olllcea In tlio city and dmlrlct bank blilldllirf, hod biou aell HigBtniiijm to other iiotarieai Thn Had been golliK on for aouio thin.'. It vm followed up ulonely, with tin fcnult IbatHutUrday Hfierilootl Cii lead wm arretted In the iitreet nu i tike n to iila ollleo. Thu oflleen enrolled tlio ollleca with (In remit that VIM worth of alaiup ere dlaoovered, $75 worth of wblel nnl been cleaned of the rubbel liwiip mark Uaed In the reglnlr. dlleea throughout (ho provlneo, Attempt to Hob. FAiiiFiunn, (Jul., Jan. 21, An ui- teuipt waa imido to roll thu bank o 4uIbuiii. The robbera gained no eii trailed through tlio back window, (nocked oil tlio handle mid eotnbn,- itlou knob on tlio Vault mid drllln a hole and Inld the fuMo Ignited, but (bo explodon did not take place. LiUHiiicHHlamigpoirded until tlio vault can bo ojiened. Ttiero U uo clue to tlio robbern. Oounterfoltors. San Fkanoihoo, Jan. 21. The cao of M.I). Jlowell, of Stockton, indlcied for counterfeiting, waa call :d for a Hecoiid trial u the United Strtten district court, but, owing li tho ubHcucoof one of thu attorney In Waahliigton and the IHiicm ol Atra. Howell, it vio coin luued null: February 2d. Mnddox and Smith, (wo other Stockton counterfelloft, tvero arraigned mid pleaded not Kiillty. Hayos' Will. Fubmont, Olno, Jan. 21. The will of the lato ex-1'reuldent Ifuyea has been tiled. It provide for the equal distribution of tho oMute, wlioau value la not correctly quoted, among live children, lifter Mettlement nfall Just dubU mid provisions for bequest to Hlrchard library, Fro mont. Further iirovlsloiia ulves the home place, known us Splegle Qrove, and all personal property connected therewith, to the child ren, to be held In common until all partlca ngret to tint tmlo. Fnvorablo RoportB. Wahiiin(itom, Jan. 21. The house conimltteo on foreign allulri haa ordered a favorable report on the following niOHHurcss Seuato bill to extend to thu North I'nclllo oeeau tho provisions of the statutes for the protection of acuta and other fur I war lug animals: to repeal ho much or tlm Olilnese exclusion act of May, ISO:!, na pmveuta pornous of African descent from becoming witnesses In a court of law. OyBtormon Buffering. Oi.i) Point Comi-out, Va., Jan. LM. Two negm oyster dredger ur rived hero today from Tangier Is laud, walking 2-1 mllca uen tho lee toCaK diaries. They say there wero twenty In tho wrty, aevenof whom dropped on tho leu and are auppowl to Ik froitan to death. They rejuirt great destitution on Tangier Island. Cattle aio killed for fooil, but theru U nob wad on the Island. 4,(XW nyatermen on the Koatern alioru of Maryland nnd Vir ginia tiro out of work and depend ent on charity. Collision. Tacoua, Jan. m.-Measnuletulls wero lecvlvvd of n collUlon and Avreckoftwo freight tralna on the Norlhern Paelllo eight miles oast of Kiiglo (lorgo and forty mllea rrom Tacoma. Tho aivldent (Kvurred early lu tho ufteruooti, but the rail road olHclaU refuse to give out uny infariimtlou (Miutrulng It. Quo Hiau, Biippowl to Ik) a brakemau, w kllbnl, uud teveral othvra, In cluding t'UKlueera aud flrviueH, were injurvil, The collision Umpixvwd tohHVolucaUMKl bycofu,,oof (Hucm, iHwtumn tiow i uiocMHi, aud train from tho liwt due tttU vol)r will 4 rrlvi until wivh- Imr Tka fMuuaAMVa Oivmi4u u,l ' 'f WMintMirv niinmiy tun tmtbktM CilllPtf Iti HfiUi by r1ikef Ki-fttiy Ififtlialf, i'fflyef by tie, Kef mm. ttoM Mil Hit, AMI, tfaral tbh' hill of Inil scmIoH wllll fcovefnof'a Vol-) IiikI Ke6lrtl Order- thtlflday 10 a, hi. 1'CTITOffo, WO. itenionnifritico ham olllxon of iJouglibj county lo formallon of Mineral county, To cotmnllleo on GOUIillH. i'etltlomt of cllliietia tot law la prohibit rntlo of tobacco (o minor of 18 yi-Mn and Underi Pub llo motala. id'inmialrancQ to dlvllon of Lino county. Jail algtiatureai UoUtitlea. Cltl.eni of Jackson county for repeal of morlgagea tax law and de duction for (It Lt. Taxation, Petition for Ut bridge at Port laud. PetHloti for repeal aawdilst law fisheries. For repeal of mortage tax law Taxation, COMMUNICATION. Frotti Bupt. Jlowlaiul to visit and inspect the asylum at any aud all times, and attend entertainment Monday and Thursday evening. NAW IIIM. No. 23S, Drown of Douglas, de Inlng crime of murder, when pleu of linuiilty Is Interposed. Uy Huiiio, to amend 2175, relating o aelectiou of text books by ntalo xiimluerB. No, 1M0, by Coon, providing man ner of eHttibllHhmeut of new coun ties, No. 211, J)y Paxton, to amend u'wh relative to pleadings. No 212. by McEwuu to repeal law ranting support of Statu Univer sity from public taxes. No. 2-l.t, by same llxlng salaries of lounly treasures. No. 211, liy Hume, to provide man icr of equalizing property by elate loard, No. 215, by same, defining lawful layaou public work uslugFit hours. No. 210, tiy same, to regululo con vict labor in penitentiary, providing hey ahull continue to muko stoves fur state Instead of leasing. No. 217, by blnue, to protect em ,iloyes of corporations ugalust dis charge for political reasons. No-218, by Wright of Union, by eqtiest, to udopt euriea of text books y popular vote. No. 249, by Jllshop, by request, to prevent giving of commlssloua to gents forsulo of organs or pianos. No. 200, by Orinsby, to prohibit mil punish prlzu lighting. No. 251, by Upton, rtquirlng em ployers of labor to give employes two hours to go to the polls to vote. No. 252, by Htuno, for suppression of I'luUertonlsm. No. 2.V1, by Nlckell, to amend 27fil), ut-sehsmout. No. U24, by Kfimo, appropriating money to dufray expenses of this -h'smIou, No. 255, by same, to dellno what ni'iy bo dodueted as Indebtediu-sH. No, 2-JO by Upton, tonmtjtiil 2301, llxlng ft't-a of assessorHfll IM) per day mil commissioner $3.00, except In curtain counties. No. 257, by Hume, to amend 893, relating to rights of employes. No. 258, oy I, irson, to Incorporate city of Sheridan. No. 2.50, by Wllkliis.llxlng 3 cents per mllo as passenger faro. No. 200, by Goodrich, to legalize county roads, No. 201, by same, to repeal section 4001 code. No. 202, by Durham, by request, to regulate practice of phurmuoy. No. 203, by Durham, by nquesti to umund law regulating practice of meillclue. No 201, by Nlckell, to regulate credits of convicts. No. 205, tiy Wllklns, to Incorpor ato town of Coburg. No. 200, by day, for levy and col lection of precinct mad tax. No, 207, by Day, to reduce fees of county olerk of Josephine county. No. 203. by Gill, to nuiend 3740. Oregon National Guard, creating Naval lltserve. No. 200, by Northtlp, to repeal de duct Ion for debt. No, 270, by Ford, to regulate fees of county olerk and county recorder of Marion county, ltiud second tlmo uud referred to Marlou delega- tlou, No. 271, by Wright or Marlon, to create board to purchase supplies foratato Institutions. No. 272, by Ford, to elect county prosecuting attorney a In counties ot Marlon $000, Hun $900, Polk $000. Yamhill $000, Tillamook $300 er annum. No. 273, by Northup, to amend law of taking acknowledgements No. 27 i, by Wright of Marlon, charter or Salem, To third reading, 200 ooplw ordered printed. To Mar lon county delegation. No, 275, by Chandler, to incorporate- town of Deefur, Waaeo county. To thlrl reading. To delegate from Wmuco and Sherman. No, 270, by Wright of Marlon, flxlug to per wot as limit of Interest. No. 277, by Houok, creatlug ollleo of nu cxvrt aooouaUnt of bank. V,i 7ll l.u Mill... -, 1.... ... Hwwt ii,hlrt lrflJ,,, to UeKgwttou from Lluti cniuuty. X ST, by QUI, by rtquwt, to wmH wu'y. W ' C,B8 0 rtt bavr Jzr m' wpertt vi .wi-uuw vLn. ., bay hluihwli riti OfafM HM Jdl6bify, fj0f lor'rf vef'i Of Wll m b( Af Ifclitll lon MA atid iefcfed to Jttdlelflfy eofrilillllct?. BfecONi) ItfiAiNO Or1 HiW. S(6lwff, In t-rento county of Slock mUf focnUU(ie4. Vaiider htif, to amend cliarlef of Marahfleldi Incorporallotii Jiitlicfoll, for ihatfratiCfi of honda; Judlo'nry, 0rof, for measurement oflogij Jiidlclitry. Godson, (o ftectiro llctia for labor tti oil mining claims milling, Maxwell, tot additional term of court In Tillamook! (o third. Dodsoti, for relief of Maker coun ty; counties. Willis, prohlblllng cmploymentof female clerks In (he legislature; as aessmenta. Iteconsldered and laid oil the table, Willis, for Incorporation of reli gion and other nocletle;Judlclary Willi, to Incorporate Port of Co lumbia; Multnomah delegation. Gates, to allow women to hold ed ucatloual offices; Judiciary, McGinn, to amend charter of Portland; Multnomah delegation. Blackmail, to amend the code of civil proceedurejjudlclary. Dodsou, for a state board of health; Judiciary. Woodard, relating to prlvnto cor porations; Judiciary. Alley, amending Eugene charter. Corporation. Weatherford, relating to liability of railroads. Judiciary. Hutler, for additional clrcultjudge In Third district. Judiciary. liincroft, relating to elections. Elections. Woodard, to prevent cruelty to animals. Elections. Btelwor, for selection of etato laDds. Public binds, Cogswell, to amend codo of civil proceed tiro. Judiciary. Vanderbiirg, by request, to tax all Incomes. Assessments. Haley.to amend eharter of Athena. Umatilla dulagullon. Alley, relating to service of sum mons. Judiciary. Relating to sum mons of Juries. Judiciary. Italey, to amend act for stato nor mal school at Weston; education. Veatcli, to regulate transportation of freight; railroads. Cogswell, relating to transporta tion of utilmals; roads aud high ways. McGinn Introduced a. bill to amend Portland bridge acta. McGinn, to prohibit deductions of indebted ness; UfseMsments. Weatherford, relating to consoli dation of school districts; education. Butler, relating to salaries of dis trict attorneys; Judiciary, in counties of Mulheur and Baker. J1II.1-S ON SICCOND HEADING. By I.amson' to amend code, relat ing to right of way oyer state lauds. To Committee on Rouds. By Nlckell, to amend act for pub lication of proceedings of county courts. Printing. By same, relating to killing deer and grouse out of season. Fish aud Game. B same, to provide for the levy and collection of u hospital tax. Judiciary. By Cooper, to amend relating to tho rate of Interest. Agriculture. By Wright of Union, to create district pounds during certain months etc In Eastern Oregon. To delegation from east of mountains. By Bloveus, relating to the assess niont of property. Assessment. By Nlckell, to dellne qualifications of supreme and circuit judges, nud district attorneys. Judiciary. By Geer of Clackamas, relating to guide boards. Roads. By Miller, to provide for compil ing, printing, etc., of a state series of text-books. Education. By Ford, relief of order of St. Benedict. Asse-sment. By Cooper, relating to homesteads, aud tho manner of setting npart the samu to the bead or the family, etc. Labor, By Belknap, fixing the compen sation of tho clerk of tbesupreme court, and of the county clerks, re corder, etc., same na senate bill No, 60. Elections. By Geer of Clackamas, to regulate tho running at large of stock, by county option. Agriculture. uy iitiuiSK, to oetlue and punish oUtructlons to railroads, street cars eio, KitiriMits. By Ormby, by request, to Increase tho per diem of juror btfonj city re corder. Judiciary. By Geer of Marlon, to elect board of railroad ismitnls'sloners, by vote of tho ieop!o. Railroads. By Trulllnger, authorUlug city of Astoria to erect a sea wall. Clatsop delegation. By Sherldau, to extend and regu late the llfbllltj of railroad conipan lea, etc. Itallwaya, By Gulllxson.to (Utile and punlth breaking Into railway cars, lull way. By Coon, to govern the priority ui (igm o waste, spring and aeep lug waters. Agriculture, By Cooper, providing for tlm elec tion of rad anpervi-kir. Road. By Paxton, tu regutate bulldlin-. loan and alus association. Judi ciary. By aame, declare dmt Saturday in June aa labor day. Judiciary. Byaatue, relating to the foreclc. urewle. Judiciary, By Paxtoa, relating to chattel rtgagv, Judklary. 8yMw, rvktlttgto JudBta, udwiary. My Hkkt), nfofeMtr Ju.tg. iiu lutlM. htf feoiifsf, tffltllfirf ofhW game nd flsli bfofoelof. (Jump. , ... . jlyiferflll,(o(1enheA8nckofflou and to regulate the ale thereof, Commerce, . Uy Nlckell, In relation lo proceed IritMlh fu'tlco coUtl. Merrill, to regulate Hie ale of flourj commerce. Nlckell, amending law In relation (o proceeding In Justice couttl. judiciary. King, for distribution of money from eale of public laud. Judlc lary. BBNATB 2 P. M, JAN. 23, Opened with prayer by Hev. W. It. William. Ueport of Joint committee on led' eral relation which drafted a me morial for prohibition of Immigra tion was recommitted to same com tnllteo to be printed. House Joint memorial for an ap propriation for harbor of refugo at Port Orford adopted. Cogswell's resolution authorizing (he callendar clerk to Include In the minutes tho substance of committee reports waa adopted. Blackmail's bills for bridge on John Day river and to regulate the the amouut of Insurance policies, and Looney's to prohibit sale ot uuwholsome foods, Cogswell's for branding animals aud Myers' to provide for payment of laborers or dered to third. Denny's bill to prevent tres passing was re-referred aud ordered printed. Vauderburg's concurrent resolu tion to Hubmit legislative questions to a vote waa read and a motion to lay on the table was lost. Referred to federal relations. PIllST KEAWNCI OKIIII,t.S. Denny, relating to distribution of estates; to judiciary. Veatch. to prohibit employment of non-residents ns peace oII'Icsts, judi ciary. Blackninn, pertaining to educa tion; education. D.!d8on, amending code; couutles Vuuderburg, amending code; counties. Hayes, to authorize county court to oiler rewardsjjudiciury. Dodson, to regulate the sale of polxous; judiciary, Butler, to incorporate Falls City, Incorporations, Myers, by request, to Increase the rights of married women judiciary. Huston, by request, to amend ait regulating prucilce of medicine, Butler, by request, to enable for eigu executor to sue in this state. HOUSE, 10 A. M., JAN. L4. HOTICULTURE. Resolution authorizing printing of 25,000 copies of report of state board of horticulture, ayes 41, noes 12. Merritt objected to this method ol expending appropriations as uncon stitutional, as it would probably meet with objection by the governor The bludiug ulonu would coat $2750. SCHOOL BOOKS. Miller moved adoption of a reso lution providing a committee ol three to ascertuii cost of school books lu Oregon n9 compured with prices paid in other states Paxton moved reference to committee on educutiou. Lost. Resolution. KOK A FLAG. By Orrasby, that secretary of state procure two llugs to lloat over the gable ends of the state house when legislature Is in session aud on all public occasions. Adopted. F1SHWAY. The committee on fisheries re ported on bill by Miller providing a tlshway over falls of Willamette at Oregou City. The amendments proposed Increase tho appropriation from $C0OO to $10,000, or so much thereof us may be ueeded. Adopted. Third reading tomorrow. INSUHANCE. Bishop of com. on manufactures reported n bill allowing the Wash Ington Cooperative Life Insurance Co. todobusiueas without comply ing with tho laws respecting in surance compaules. Amendments adopted, to 3d reading tomorrow. NEW MLLS. No. 2S1, by Belknup, for levy by county court of direct district road tax. Read 2d time aud referred to com. on rouds. No. 282, by Cornelius, establish. Ing boundaries of Washington Co. No. 283, by Truggler, amend 3538, relating to corporations. No. 2SI, by Elmore, charter of iirowtisvine. No. 2S5, by Mays, to prohibit set tlug out tire lu ivrtalu months. No. 280, by Bleveus, to lucorpor ate Tangent. No. 2S7, by Gill, by request, regu- la-ing laiiu surveyors. No. 2S3. By Iuman, to establish lit n. No. 2S9. ByJeflreys, Incorpora tlonofCirvallU, No. 200. By Nlckell, requiring witch light, " No, 201, By same, to encourage tree, plautlug by puollo schools. xo. iVi uy Jetrrey, to change Alsea toBtauford. No. 203. Ry Myer. by request, free bridge bill. ' A number of billa wero put to seo oad rdlug. PASSED. Charter bUU for Riddle, Cottaw Qrote and Klawath FalU. pas, VKRY QUIKTLY DO.NK. Te Mr. HMtoa belouw tk iw.iu of I4br ttw flnt RtMrl act tllMMgh the RoU tlm WOTBluir. If M mtiWy forWOUio. I fV vV ifr. Davtd .If. Jordan, ot Edmcsion, . Colorless, EmacUted, Helpless A Complete Cure by HOOD'S SAnSAVAlltLLA. This Is from Mr. D. M. Jordan, a retired farmer, and one of the most respected citizens of Otsego Co., N. Y. gravel, and hw Since been troubled with my Llvor arid Kldnoyo irradnMlv erowlnjt worse. Three years ijbo fwM solow that I could wnrcelr toSted more llko a corpse llian a living beffit. I "ad no appetite And for nvo weeks ? nie n. h i.g Ant Rrnrl. I was i badly imaMated a had no moro color than a Mnflilf alma ". Hood's Barsapar Ha was cornmended. Itcfpre I had flnWied tho first bottle I no Iced mat i icii ochci. ui lred less, the liillnniiimllon ot il.c blnil Ir? had subsided, tho color becari b rettim tomv face, and I lrnn to reel hunarr AT? I ISM token three bottles I couid eat anythlnc wlthr 't hurtlnit mc. Vhy, I got solimicry that I had to eit r, times a day. I havo now fully recovered, thanks to Hood's Sarsaparilla B rrrt well nnd nm well. All who know me in irvel to seo me so well." I). .M. donna. H -OO'O PILL8 ro tho best after-dlnnci rsU',ulit digestion, cure headache. tween whites and blacks. Most of tho members were striking at the cousin question, but hitting the col ored question without knowing it. The prohibitions heretofore were: 1, if either party had a wife or hus band; 2, nearer of kin tlnn ilwt cousin; 3, between persons of white or negro blood. Thu prohibition? as provided in the act passed by the house are the first named above; 2d, when parties thereto are first cousins to each other, or nearer of kiu. It will be seen that omission of the 3 1 prohibition repealed the old provis ion forbidding mirnages between whites uud blacks. Marriages be tween whites and bliuks are still forbidden by sections 10J7 and 1923. rhere was a regular buzz of excite ment when the house adj turned at noon. SENATE -JAN. 21-10 A. M. Opening prayer by Rev. Keller- mau. Minutes read.- Courtes-ies of the senate were extended to Sey mour Condon, S. R. Mason nud ex denutor Meyers. An invitation to have any or ull members visit the asylum was read from Bupt. Rowland. Other iuvitatlous were read. Special committee on senate bill No. 93 reported favorably on same. Adopted and bill ordered to third reading. BILLS INTRODUCED. By Weatherford, touuieud charier of Sodaville. Read second lime; en grossed. By Denny, to amend code, mak ing uulawful for whites to intermar ry with Chinese orlndiaus. Read second time and referred. By Cross to incorporate Oregon City. Read second time aud referred to senators from Clackamas. By Willis, requlriug date of fore closure to be recorded upon such mortgages. Read second time uud rwferred. By Beckley, to incorporate the town of Myrtle Creek. Twenty-three bills were read the secoud lime uud referred. President Fulton iippoiuted Sen ators Hayes and Smith as mt-mi.ers of the joint committee to visit the portuge railroad. HILLS ON 3D HEADING. By Cogswell, to declare certain sales of chattels void unlets recorded. Passed. By Maxwell, to tix salary of treas urer or Tillamook couuty. Parsed. By Dodsou, to repeal 2343 code, us applied to Baker aud Mulheur eouu ties. Passed. By Blackmail, to appropriate fovw in am ui bunding a bridge on the North fork of the Johu Djv river. Lost H to 15. Dy Cogswell, to provide for mark lug Block uud tue recording ot brands. Referred. The Joint resolution ordering the, """'"'J uiBiaieio ralbo twouul ouallhgs over the state house dur lug the Hsluu, wua concurred in, "Kalamazoo Celerv" wimi.i, and retail, Broat A oil. "Kalamazoo PACIFIC LAND FOR TOWS $2.00 HOEYE lVrdo0 forlhedDMtanl,bed MONTUE BROS,, D Comuitrclut Strwt. T. J.KUKSS. HOUdE PAINTixo J01l. Carpenter PAPER Hanging Cw.WhaadChetnu.u au'w, SjtJndertaking IN All ttoiitls I.'1 lilciio THECHICAGO, MILWAUKEE & ST, PAUL R'Y Kxciirslnii Kales I" Hi" Worlil'8 I'nlr. NF.W AHVKKTtSF.MF.NXa l.lUNll-A palrotortolseihell rlmfye r i-..m. i.wueriMU wtsanie by tall' lugattheJotliNAljomce. I''-3' Notice. Notice Is hereby given, that for tho pnr uutturuiaklii an txaiiiliutiouof all per-iu- hu n.ay oiler iliem.eljiM as ch ndl itateii lor leathers of tue rliools id tlis eouuty, I J.i bold n public exiuiilunllun at Mliii,Urenu, at I o'clock Viedticsilay, Alt wicsuts ler state rommlsslons will be eAMiiiuedultlieeMUietllnu. All ptr-uus luteudmg to apply for certlfl vies wt mis tiine.Hliould uoiliy mo by irUiei wilt bo nqulied to produce otiueucooi guou iijuiiti ciiuiutic,. The leu lor tlm exmuiu-tlon Is f I. P.ittd ilils 19th Uuy of January, 1803. ROtUvrtw J OKAIIAM, Co. Bupt. Marlon Co- MEXICAN WAR SOLDIERS, IN0KKA9K OK ENI0NH. Under Act ol January 5, 1883, are entitled toluciease. Apply to D. C.HHKUMAN, ttoom 11, Gray's lllock, Claim Attorney' Liberty Bt. Uulem, Ore. 1401m mills I'APBll Is kept on rile at K. O. J. Drake' Advertlslug Ageuu , 4 HL.d uj .MeiuUuuis LJU'lunijU, ruli j .lildni), uuliuiulu, wnerocuuuacui lor ai.ii rtiM..g can oe uiuue lor ll. ASTEADV sober young roan would lie lopuleouie money lu grocery ll.UIUUd tlaVO -.bUudi-nosluoa. AdtlleHH. A-OaloJoUUNAu MU- Nolict. Notice 1 hereby givou, lhat thiCommlt- i tt-u uu sovrla uud i'ub.io properly ol tile ; t.tyut ouiciu. okjou, win eil ut public i uulcIju lu iiumui the cilj'o bunding iiuw i utciiple b - upilai auIuucouii uiij uud ", leiuei J:.-50unuu.uu us usroceiy ouiie, ut l!ie euruor ol i.i belly una .-luiu sireeu, I lu die cll of ultiii, ..t two u'viuvk p, ui., t-uut:8jtj . January Vo.ltlli, tliuionortliig denUed (iiepeuy: J) leel ell ul Ibo i-Ubi. euuol i.ul.Nu,ti, olueit i0.47, lu lut) City uioulem, .Uaiiuii euuulj, uroou, kuuwli u tue buliuiug uotv tccupled uy ill j Titer ijugiuc oouipuiiy. a.uj too, ny oi.-alem's properly on the 8 a cuiuor ui i,iOerii uuu SUio Btreeis. culiliueueiui! lit llie iNurili 1lui comer i,l iuck Xo. it), lu Ilia city oi ftuleui, .Muriou Couuiy, eiit,;ou; iueu.e boulueny uluug ibe wtbtlluo ol aula uiuck-'AI, M lci; 1 bt ueo eualeiiy pululiei vvitn iho uuiiuliueol HaiU Uuun.iU leeu i'aeuee uofiUeil, pii'ullel nub ibo wtst i.uuuUary Hue ol bum liitiek, lOJleei. lo U.e uoi lh boundary Hue of bintl bioeK; Tueuee Wca.eny lo lua pnmj ol bt giuuiuo. lJubu.ug Uuw oeeupimi by oielu-i-i- iSi ouuuemuu gioi.ery, eupital ivUHiuu to. uudeilj Jan. TVuu ul tuic Oue lulfcash on ucccpt uuvti t.I o.d by eny eo-uuii of luo eny or .-uieiii.iiuu iuo buiuueu ul mo expoailou uloix iiiuulbs, wan inteiedlut iuo ralool o per eeui, pei uuuum. Tue i ,gbl to itlect uuyuuuuii biUb is uereby lebt-ived. A. KlM. Lulu.nvl j. Olmsted. Qui. u. uuay, Lommltteeoiauteisuu!. rub.lc Piopeity W id. Notice. No ice Is hereby given thit the City ol t-ulem will leeilve beul.d pioposls lor a silelortbo cuiiteiupiuieduew eily liutlup to U o clock uoou, ot iuo iljin duy ol Juuu ury, l Vi Any utibvn lunii... ,,.r,. on.. sulmo e lor tut) purpose of ibe ouildlugul a city bull w,ll tubiiuttUepropo ul for lis bit t) lo tho elly lo tbe Cuiiiinitive ,m btieeib uud public .ruieri. mvuif? n nm,iu demiutiu oilbe preiuibes. Ibe llrfuito i.J ct uuy undull pn.pubuls la uereby re- beiVed, X. JVIjCII 1-12-td lOLU.NM, J.Ol.MSTKD, (itO. il. UUAY. School Tax Notice. v3reis.?h?i1,,a.xo.fdl",rlclKo Si the ..lUeeoi w iiWll?.B HUQ P-yWe at tbe i.1m i''.tA' i'oores, diainct cler. ouun,so.i37 eominercmlbtreet. ijulein Oieyou. 'iliBMiii.Hu-iii i.u rti:..i"..,? ouent in.lo ,.,;T. .,;.',...'" .""'"CU...UB"U- . , i"'o Jiurcu 3, ISW. i.--dw-2w WlLlKA,;,M"'. District t'lerk. 1031 x;""""" 1893 Country Gentleman THE THEUKSTOPTHE AGRICULTURAL WEEKLIES. t arm Crops and Processes. Horucuuureund iW.-Urowinir While it1; b?-,uuuueu?dn U,tJ,n' meuu ul uurul lu" .eat .'u.-Vi T-".'1""' JO J ui u. eutuiiMogy, ktV1 bouse uuu gra.ery veiHri,P."Ji' H'wl" ann queaifous uu'aVuu'r'y 1"',e.B' reuuiug, touiebllo i.?u... .. nredde umrv .Vi..- . ?1 ...t" '. UUd k sum. rtrVrr.awuuubi'"iWeel1, il8 u"lr' mucnVtteuuou "u p, a S t'nP'e,e' "ud tue cro,, thrown L lit 1Vepru',ue' ol ibe iuo,i luipoVuui .1 vli,Upou 0UB d rt heu lo bu "u'ud when n. Ji.,qu!;'V01J ul,y limbliltrdruud bvr,, HJ ll'" "cui, uiuittiua more reuilini in.... n'Ke" eer btfure. Tho kUI,:"r "K. mal'tr iuhu dueiiouiuour er u "Pwiut rt- tMJB RATES FOR 1893 Two bbbscr.utions.luonereui.i.-r: . Six Subsciiptions, " u , Twelve Subscfintions. " 18 .;,""U"'. '". IWI. WUhnmo" '" I NTuro tiiT,!'""' Address ' LUER S. Publishers, LOTS' J?RU1T TRACTS 4 Mil l s AND ORCHARFcn. J. E. MURPHY. fOBCEUIS BATHS Tie for Brick and Tile sss-- NORTH HALUt. UnviN, and Builder, Take It J EYEMXG JOURNAL OD,,Swo,yoV5vWeaat i8cn J. W. WEST, Proprietor of the GERMAN MARKET On Commercial Ht, nnd the CASH MARKET On Stato Street. Good Meat, Hansngo. Lnrd, Ilnms. ruu roit. aud oven tiling kept in a nrsbcloli rstablislimcnl. 1803. HARPER'S WEEKLY. ILLUSTBATKD. Harper's WeeKty Is acknowledged ai standing llrstniiionglllustrattd weekly pe riodical. In A erica, it occupies a place between t lmt of tlio hurried dull) pupt rand Unit or the lefs timely niugnzlne It In. eludes both lucraiy undnows.nno presents Willi taual forcMuud felicity tlio reul events or current liUtory uud tlio Imaginative ihemt-s (illk-llon. On uo ounlor Mb crr ooinpk-te series of Illustrations if the World's Fair, It will bo not only the bett Kiildo to Hie great, exposition, but also lu bi-bi souvenir. Kveiy public event of gen end lutereBt will beluliy llun-tiiuto lulu pages. Its contributions being from the btbt writers and art sis in the country, It wl lcouttuuo to excel In litem lire, news, snd lllubtrutlout, ull other publications ol Its class. HARPER'S PERIODICALS. Por Year: IIAIU'ER'S MAGAZINE HAUl'Klt'.S WEKKJjV 4 00 .400 I IAU1'KK'SH,S,.H i 00 HAK1'EK'J VOUWG t'KUVLK !i 00 I'c stage free to nil subscribers In the United suited, L'anaila, uud ilexleo. . The volumes of tho Weekly beet lh uenihiuuiuutrior Jtiuuary or euo tor, Wbt-n no time Is iL.eu tinned, sublcrlpMus will begin Willi the number ouneututthe tluieol lecelptoi order. Bound volumoot Harper's Weekly for threojearH biuk.ln neut clotn bludiug, will be sent by mull pc stage jaid( or by express, free oi expense (piovked the iieltfbl does uot exceed ono dollar per vol ume), for ;.00 pei volume Ciomcubih lor each volome, suitable for bludiug. will be bent by mull, post-puid, ouiecelptoisl.uu each. Heinlttitnces should bo mode by Post ofllce nn.ut-y order or diolt. to avoid enunce oflobs, ewspapersareuot to copy tnis adver tlbouieut without the eipie.v, order of Har per a Uiolbem. Adurebb: JlAKfElt&IJIlOTllER8, New York, HARPER'S BAZAR. II.LUST11ATED. t.Iiia.rpe,r!s Ba?ar lH u Journal for the home. Ui.8Mi,!?lu,ulUBltt'ju l!llfcst luluriuiiilon turn- i? r LUh b'.uua " "U'"eious lliUbtru ninnM "B aettlKus,nd pullem-stieet bup u f. , rttre "yt""-"" alike to tue o c d?hi esT.u,alt r uu.d u' I'rofesslonid f;,?, eipeuse Is spurtrt to mute lib urlibtlo utlruclivenebs ul tho hluhest or- uud thougbilul ebbuys fcallbfy ull UaBtes wV,d .'f HJ"f "" lb '"'"ousus u budget i wit aud humor. Jn It. u..n,,!"..S to'ewo!,'!e.f ls,11?cluded WWC" a ot interest JiVi.Jf i u ,. J l0 Nuls loriwa will be . 1 11,!1 b'n.W .uI,er Ursuut UU(1 iiunuiyall! uhribtlUfTerhuue fl.rrlck win AirniHba piiiciicHl seiles, entitled -At the 'oliet " Uiuee K.U(r, o.lve l borne illller, and Uin- DC1honvlll ?WU, U '"Bl-OlUlllblttU Ex- aualeUncne.HUd MeU " w"'PutucuTtlv1ited HARPER'S PERIODICALS. Per Tfear: HAHl'ER'SMAGrtZlNE. fi 00 HAHHEU'S WKKKLJT 4 m HAltfElt'8 YOUNG PEOl'LE! 2 t0 UnitedM5? P a1.' SUOs:ribers in the united otates, Canada, and Meilco. Bni nu"mbt"refor V ""r begin with the whfi?.?,.it.LfSr.Ja"V'y oi each yeur. will betlu u' ti tf, UU0ltea' bu ascriptions ii,., ,l".lll1' the Lumber current ui the ....., .ccijjuii oraer. tlm0eUyeu,KOl's ,of HnrpWa Bnzar for blndlbhirCwid o0Hrc,hlvolume- Kuanle for tWeilHuilesrtif y "'""."t-i.ald.on ol lot" y orde' or "mn.to a old chauco IfcWwiaSJJtiJI.1.1? C0,'y ,hl8 ndver per & brother!-? MP-'ts order of Aar- Address: IIaiu'eii 4 BROTHERS. . New Ysrk. i?Brnf1?S?Ll.H.,.8.Sow sola neent lor the lading hidden ,!;l,c,ro A,8llo lods lor i'r M vertiini,"'ffl!e.l0.p locating Gold "only tbeEreiiltV; '" """ruineui is ier- DR. H. SMITH, fialeiu, Oregon. AKD FARMS. J. I BENNETT k SON, Sale Yard, CANDIES, Fruit and Cigars, t. O, Bloote. R. T. Iil.liriUJEYS, Cigars and Tobacco. BILLIARD PARLOR, 348 Com'l Str.at. Por Loatiiij lies 2saday,;WIISHMKS. -""VI - l" MVU "-"" iji-i... g , Mltt, fent . r-J