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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-11-12
OFFICIAL.
Ordinance No. Io3

Ordinance No. I03.
An Ordinance to license Washhouses and
La:JnHries.
Be it ordained by the Common Council
Of the city of Albany !:
SECTION /. That every person who shall
keep within the limits of the city ANY wash
house or laundry. shalt pay quarterly Ii
cense of fifteen dollars.
SEC. 2. That the license for washhouses
and Iaundries shall be taken out and issued
in accordance with sections eighteen, nine
teen, twenty-one, twenty two, twenty four
and twenty-five of ordinance number eight,
approved April 18th. 1873.
SEC. 3. That if any person or persons
shall carry. keep or ma.ntain any wash
house or laundry. without first hay;tlg ta-
ken out the license provided Tor i'll this or
dinance, upon conviction thereof before the
Recorder. he or they shall be fined in Il sun,
not less than ten or more than sesenty-five
dollars. or imprisoned in the ciiy jail not
less than fifteen days.
SEC. 4. This ordinance to take effect
and be in force from and after five days
after lis publication.
Passed the Council Nov. 9th, 1880.
Approved NoT. 9th, 1850
| ID. G. CLARK,
| Attest: j. L. HALTER. Mayor.
| City Recorder.
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Ordin,.nce 40. Io4.

Relating to City Police.
Be it ordained by the Common Council
OF the city of Albany :
SECTIO2s l. That whenever any person
in tie city of Albany shall become am lri-
hitra or common drunkard, the Common
Council shall. on the petition of five or
more citizens OF the city, declare every
>tich person common druukar1l, and there
after il shall be deemed unlawful for any
person in said city TO self. give or allow
any such truukard to have, take or drink
any strong liquor, or any drink whatever
that will produce, whereby intoxicatiou
may Re produced.
SEC. ,. Every person who shall be
guilty of u violation of the preceding sec
tion. shall. oil conviction before the Re
corder, be fined any sum. not less than
twenty nor more than fifty dollars. or I'M
prisolled i'll the city Jail not less than five
or more than twenty days, for each and
every such oifeuse.
SEC. 3. This ordinance to take effect
and be III force from and after five days
after its publication.
Passed the Council Nov. 9th, 1880.
Approved Nov. 9th, 1880.
d. G. CLARK,
Attest: j. L. HALTER. Mayor.
City Recorder.
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-Four Through Hines of nnlrrond

Are now pointing toward Oregon-the
Northern Pacific. the Utah Northern. tie
Wiunelnucc;l. and one from Reno. When
all these are competed the rush of popu!a-
ton To this northern section will he wou-
dcrfui, and in anticipation of it, MeSsrS-
Hodge. Davis & ca have enlarged their
facilities for the naIuf.ictUre of the Ore
gou Kidney Tea. which has never been
known TO fail in cnring the worst cases of
backache or any disease of the kidneys or
urinary organs Of either sex. Sold all
over.
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Thigh ErGkeD.

a little daughter of Mrs. Conley. about
three years of age, on Monday last tell
between the wheels OF a wagon in motion.
breaking The right thigh. DIR. Alexander,
of this city. MAS sent tor ahd gave The
necessary attention, at,'l III, littr sufferer
w;tS >orn reSfing quietly. Tie accident
haprcnsl on tie old Layton place. short
distance Ieynnd the Calipn"ia, "n tie
Corvallis road.
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nrownsv.Iie L.t.er.
owNsVILLE-oN-THE CALIPooIA. !


BRowNsVILLE-oN-TFIE CAIIPooIA.
Nov TO- 1850.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE REGISTER =
The weather is uo;s: enough to suir the
farmers. and consi Ierab!e plowing aud
sowing Is being done.
l. w Starr and Geo. g. Blakely have
purchased tile drug store of j. B, Irvine.
and win shortly open ont in a. rhnmp-
sons fine new building next door north
of the City Hall.
Our City Hall is enclosed a,.j the
peutrrs are getting along we'll. and ,!'e
building is going to be Il credit TO our city.
F. n. Jack has built an addition TO his
barn.
Election day passed very qui tIv, anh as
many voters went 10 Halsey, the Demo
Gratis carried this precinct by 13 maj Urity,
and consequently they were happy-hnt
world as soon as dispatches came pour
ing In from New York and the great
northwest, how soOn their exutation was
turned to gloom, and the great cry of
fraud was uttered by all the Democrats
here. But then. of course. that party can
honest and honorable themselves that it is
not at all surprising for us to hear this ar
Gnaient
The boys burned some powder here last
Monday night Ia honor OF Garfield's eiec-
einn. and after awhile concluded to rest s
few moments; when they returned and
went to load up again, they found that the
can Of powder was gone and could not be
fotlild. don't say the Democrats stole
fIlis powder. but It certainly could not
have gone of icseif without showing some
sign on dark night.
Last night the Blue Ribbon Club met
and had q splendid programme music.
singing by the choir and addresses by Rev.
c. Sperry aud Rev. T.. Sails. of Halsey.
Select readings and Original pieces occupied
part Of the evening and five persons took
fbe pledge. and we are to have another
meeting of the club in two weeks from
last night. b. r.
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Fire Matters.

Linn Engine Comptuy is determined to
have a f1tg pole, aud at the last regular
meeting instructed the committee to try.
try again.
AIR. Jay w. Blain resigned his Office of
Financial Secretary of Is ut the meeting
on Monday evening, and Mr.. w. $. Peters
was elected to fill the vaeancy-a good
selection. Mr. Huston resigned as First
Assistant. and DR. j. A. Davis WAS elect
ed to fill the VACANCY.
The new Finance Committee of 2's con-
Si<tS OF MeS<rs. HoclIStetller. DIR. Gray aud
Jas. Ii Foster, jr:
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Arrival OF New ICY. aud Fancy Goods

Arrival OF New ICyS and Fancy Goods.
ED. BAUM has opened out the largest
stock of holiday goods ever brought to this
city. You can find any kind of present
you may desire. to suit any age or condi
tion. at Baum'S. / will mention few ar
ticles only, as it is impossible TO 60 into de-
tails. My stock is Immense. aud | intend
to sell AT the lowest rates in order TO reduce
it, Follow ing are some of the articles
Baby lmggieS aud wagons. rocking horses.
railroads, baby trunks, Bohemean vases,
maiolica ware. toilet sets. smoking sets,
cups and saucers of all kinds, velvet frames,
writing desks. work boxes, shell boxes.
an immense stock of dolls, new styles of
photograph and autograph albums. the Ia
test styles in coral, ivory, she'll and pearl
card receivers. A cordial invitation Is ex-
tended 10 all to examine my goods you
will prt.fir thereby. and will find the preti-
est goods ever brought to town. No old
goods OH hand-ali the latest aud newest
toys. Call in time to select presents before
they are picked over aud the choicest gone.
! Holiday picture books-lnu.lsome School
books aud stationery Wholesale and retail.
| | will sell TO cnuutly dealers Mt San Fan
| cisco prices. as purchase my goods direct
from the East. ED BAUM. corner of First
aid Broadabin streets, opposite the new
block of SenlerS & Sternberg
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b. r..

A prominent merchant of Roseburg-
we mention no names-wIc o~ns a hand
some dog. on the day Of eiecsio,,. heIng
HaHcock man, wrote on a large plaeard
which he fastened on the cog. .'ilancock
or Bust" Some w,g ni Republican
caught the dog, and via, iew skiIlGil
flourislses chaugrd tie I,ges.i TO read /:
Hancock is Busted. y ASH the dog carried.
tor tho rest of lie tIay. statement the
truth of which i rot gai.;sayed ty his
owner now. 'Rah Enr Ca littd.
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Middle F,"ge.. or sa,g,.s Es"nd Cut oH.

Last SATURDAY Ba,,ar,l Nontaf:ye. about
four years old. ttit of fle Intd,i't. fiuger nt
hi~ little sisters right l,at.d with lis litrlc
ta:chcd. Little Mary i~ less than tw"
years old. Judge Montaly" SAYS The chill
drrn were ont playing. and the first they
knew anything was wrong little Mary
came tot!dling in saying her ''finner's tut
off The tiiIger was found to he cut
clean off just above the first joint.
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Hmrrah for GARFIELD.
Council ad

Our boys shoot as they vote. and don't
you forget it. On Monday Doc. and
Perry Conn went ont to lay in a supply OF
wild geese. They soon came across
large flock. and Perry let fly with one
barrel of his shotgun and secured thirteen
geese. He didn't fire she contents of the
second barrel as he didn't want to exter-
inmate the whole flock. Onr boys shoot
rs they vote. and they never fail to bring
in the game. 'Rah for Garfield.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-11-12

From inquiry among the leading ware
houses in this county, it is found that
there is now actually on hand, stored In
said warehouses, wheat of the harvest OF
1880, one million, five hundred and seveil-
teen thousand six hundred bushels. THIS
includes the large warehouses, and does
not include the many new warehouses
erected late this fall, and private ware
houses. aud grain still in the hands OF
farmers, which latter amounts to no incon-
siderable sum. We are inclined TO think
that the actual yield of wheat this season
III Linn county approxinlates two million
bushels And this is not all, for in addi-
ton to wheat many thousand bushels OF
oats, rye barley and flax seed were harvest
ell, bringing the sum total of cereals rails
ell in oil Linn tor 1880 to more than q
600. 600 bushels as the lowest estimate.
In the production of wheat, it will be
seen that Linn leads all he COUNTIES OF the
central valley, as we ge: the figures
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Vacant Places

YOU are Iarfitu ulnr with your teeth. and
cleaIt@u iilctn every day with that flnouS
tanth-waSh. SOZODONT. From youth
10 old age ii VIII Keep :he enamel spotleSS
and uninlairrd The teeth of persons
who use SOZODoNT have n pearl like
w:iit..res>. and The gtlnS rostatc hue.
wi'ic tle nrrsih i purified, ahd rendered
sweet aud fragrant. 1t j. c.':npn~e,l nt rare
anti-eIIic herbs and i entirely free from
the Objectionable aud Injurious ingredients
OF Tnutl Pastes. &c. y
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BILLS ALLOWED

U:der SUSPENSION of the rules, following
hills were allowed
A !. Hunt. work. etc, $50 65
F. NJ. Westfal', hauling gravel, S. Is.
L. g. Rice, services as Councilman, 81.
Sam Krape. nightwatch, 81.
BILLS REFERRED.
J. l.. Halter. Recorders tees. So.
A. J Hunt. work, etc, $15.
G. A. Pummer. mdSc., SIS.
j. l.. Halter. Recorders fees, $40 so
Costs in Geo. DnuglIerfy case, SIS 80.
Costs in case OF Dan Lynch. So 45.
On motion judges of election were ap-
pointed "a follows
First Ward-H. Bryaut, w. B. Cundiff
aud d. Fronran. Polls in west side of the
Court House.
Second Ward-Mart. Payne, w, Rum
baugh and Sain'l AEtlIouse. Polls Ia east
side OF the Court House.
Third Ward-G. w. Young. w. Goltra
and E. B. Purdom. Polls at Farmers
Warehouse office.
Council adjourned.
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The vote of Linn county has been offici-
ally counted, and results as follows: The
Renuhiican eleet' rs get-Curry. 1.4I5 :;
App3ceatt. LAG; Watson, LAG. Demo
cratic electors grt-Weatkertord. 1877 :;
back candjcate General Weaver, got 2l
votes in the county
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ReF80n2ls

Our o,d friend, Arcllimedes Hannor, OF
Dayto., w T.. arrived in this city the
first oil the week on visit. 1t Is the first
time he has visited his old home for some
years. He holds bis age well, aud enjoys
the best OF health.
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rac New ssose1 at tE.e Depot.

handsome and convenient new hotel at
the depot has gained rapidly in public
favor. a:'! II" hotel Ia the 5 Il and
higher public avor- Everything is
new and clra,. a,ttl the comto.t uests
specially looked after. Hot coffee and
cakes are ready AMI can he obtained by
those wishing to refresh themselves before
taking the morning Express. 1876
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At ma Nenr alann,.

FRED WILLERT is now established in his
new two-stoly wagon and blacksmith shop
on Second street opposite S. L. Younuss yPare-
house, whore he is prepared to sl0 all kinds OF
blacsSSlnitililg. r1p4 irfng of hacks, Wagons
etc. He also has m hand. and will continue
TO miana ulta, hacks and buggies, which viii
be sosd at tiss awcst reszible 0gures on reascn-
able terms. s5vl9m3
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The lalies in the vicinity of Albany gave
leap year ball at No. 10. Grange Hall.
few miles from this city, on last Friday
evening, which was grant success. The
management in the hands of Misses Berry,
DIckey, and others, was unexceptional.
Everybody enjoyed themselves immensely,
and better time was never had by
G. II. r. and d.
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All Kinds of Lumber.

We have tor sale at Lebanon and Grass
ridge some 800. 600 feet of lumber, such as
seantliig. ioistS. barn tinbers, boxing.
fencing. and other rough lumber. At
i4tb;taou we have a superior lot OF dry
lumber. consisting of rustic. flooring, etc.
Owing to the late fire. we are offering
this lumber at reduced rates. Address us
at Lebanon. 4slf CONN BROS.
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siteration will be found i'll First Corin-
tnianS. 18th chapter. 18th verse. Wetnes-
dty evening. Acts II. 27ih and 2Sth verses
\ L are iivifeh
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Titus Eros.

Have just received large invoice of
gold and silver watches and jewelry, of
the latest designs. Also have for sale the
NEW HOME sewing machine. manufac-
tured since the expiration of patents OIL
sewing machines, and combines the good
qualities of leading machines. Call and
4S
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wam.s 20 Exaow. Yo. rkaou.

Father D. r Newton. OF Saicm. Is de-
sirous "f l,arnn1 the whereabouts OF
Charles II George N. Robert, Edwin,
Orlando, Sarah. Ala 20 Cecilia and Hutty.
all his children. Write In him ut Salem.
and confort the old gentleman.
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DIR. q. w. Gray.

Dentist, Albany, Oregon. Office in Fos-
ter's brick block, up stairs, at large bay
window. Prices in proportion to TINE and
MATERIAL consumed. 11-34
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Common. Counc.H.

The City Council met "n Tuesday even
ing last, all present except Councilman
Patterson.
Tie minutes of last meeting were read
ard approved.
All bills reported at last meeting were
ordered paid. OH favorable report being
made thereon by committee Oh Accounts
and Current Expenses.
On motion the Marshal was instructed
TO notify owners of property OIL Seventh
between Caiipooia AMI Vine streets. to
fini-h or fill up tie grade.
Petition of !. a. Crawford to he permit
ell to construct f1ume to convey water
from the Canal from the southeast corner
of block six. east across Lyon street. nhde"
the cro<Swalk. and thence east along the
nor, u si.le of First street and under tn
sidewalk to or near the southwest COZ ncr
of block sixteen. aud thence north along
the east side Of Baker street to the WIZ
annette river. the petitioner agreeing to re-
place si,le and croSSwaikS iuterfered with
in the construction of said flumr, leaving
them i'm as good condition as they are HOW
and Public Properly, with instructions I"
report Immediately. The committee re-
porting favurably. the petition WAS grant
ed. said T. 4 Crawford 10 lie responsible
for any and all damages that accrue
/ through or by said Improvement. and that
| proper lights he kept at all exposed places
| to prevent accidents.
! u i.1, DFf 1 far he
1 oi, the west side of Walnut street. was
erante,l. and sai} worh ordered complet-
J Ell wiflia fifteen days.
Petition of Mrs l,heasi!e to build Il
covered water pour Ia convey The water
I from ;hr six, of her warehouse ilbp The city
1 sever was grlued, with the proviso that
| Sic he held rr~pen~iLlc for any damage
that uay accsuc therrirom.
! Petite, Of VIM Mem. e,it ct al. ak
it,~ tor Il ditch 10 carry oil the water om
| Nfuth. from Lyon tn Rair'r'al streets.
aud for ii III: OF Montgomery street ot.
each size ot the road at 5he brilge. 10 keep
tic water in die ditch from "verflo wing
mitee on Health and Polite. to report on
at next meeting.
Ordinance hiiI- l03 aaa 10l passed and
were ordered printed. [Sec eI<rw'ler il
toslay'S p1p"r--EI
ril-. matter of !ier< ag..in-t the [. p
Church property WIS rrf:.rts-'t +" committee
on Accounts and Currei.s Expenses.
On motion. the Marshal wa ordered to
continue The publication of Delinquent ta2
list.
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DIs. G. WILLIS PRICE,
DENTIST.

OFFICE in Odd Fellows Temple, Albany,
Oregon. All work carefully performed, and
reasonable as is consistent with good work
ulanship. ns2vl2
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Dried Fruits.

SAsTUFI. E. Yovxe Is m.:king a speciality
OF packing alG shipping I.Nmsner. Alden
and sun-4sried Apples and Plums, for which
no Ia paying the highest market price. Y
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aaRrrled.

In this city Nov. 11th. at the Revere
House, By Rev. Isnac Dillon. Mr.. Herman
Earow and Mrs. Hannah q. Templenan
all OF this county.
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The Whole Thing an Nnsshell.

The Whole Thing an a Nutshell.
[After NJ. Goose.1
III tell you story
About Mr.. Morey.
And now my story's hcgsn
I'll tell you better
about forged letter,
Aud now my story is done.
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Uncalled tor and remaining in the Post
office III this city for the week ending
Noy. 1lth, 1880.
Craig. Chas Heclsne & Dawson
FaIrclo. p r MeKiZzIe. FL Ii
Gates, Gertrude Scott. G. 5
Thomas, George
p. III. RAYMOND, P. NJ
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DENTIST.

b. n. FREELAND hes located iRa
Albany for tie practice OF Dentistry.
All work warranted. OEEsee in Parrish
block. corner First and Ferry SITS. feb1
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BIue RlEson.

Blue Ribbon this evening. Let ali turn
out aud enjoy sociablc oecaston.
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Ask John Irving Why he wears gloves
that is it yau want 10 know.
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IA ST GALL I
Noiice 10 Dclii,oucnts.

Notice is hereby given that if delinquents
to city taxes and liens on property in the
city of Albany, Lfnn county. Oregon. are
not paid within fifteen days from date
hereof, that they will be collected accord
ing TO law. The following is list of the
persons from whom taxes are due and the
amounfS due to-,yit
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With the railroad TO Yaluina Bay com
pleted. the yield of cereals in all the coun-
ties mentioned will be largely increased.
as the road will furnish cheap and rapi,l
transportation to tidH-water. Under
the influence OF the construction of the
above line of railway. Liza e"uuty a'o"e
will ,louhie her turn out Of wheat
thu, first twelvemonth aud in tiE. near
future can aud doubtless will produce
from 100000 to 5000 900 bushels of
cereals annually.
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Rova Alexander. 81 81 A&SWaterditchCool 10
MrSELApplegate.$ SO 81 w + Alexander, - n
j w Baldwin, So 81 MrsN ACarotheIs as rs
f Boyle. - S3 j + Conn. $tI Sc
L j San L ', ST. - j 8 Covall, - 10
u Brown, fl3 rs Cranfield, So 81
Brady Est, - 10 NJ Grow, - 81
Robert Bentley. - 81 Luther EIkins, s14 II
w j Crawford, 7Sc james Elkins, 81 81
III Campbell, soc Eusley, q 10
Mrs Cline, "a ~ John Foster. 8 81
JACrawford ct al$f5 IS B Freeland. SA n
A Cherry, 81 Is A j Fox, SO 67
Milt Houston. 81 10 II y Cooley, 81 AZ
do F Humphrey, - 10 L Griffin. $40 81
n Humphrey, 81 20 Fred Graf. IS 40
j l. Harris, 81 20 Graf s. FrolnTu, 50 IS
DIR ] w Harris, &5 Is Sallie&Nellie(1ord7on$3 $3T
c III Hewitt, s. % W Giliiiand, &i Us
J X Herren. SO 50 l. III Monfanye. 81 IS
w III Huston, % 50 Martin&Co, $3 Is
Jacobs, 80 ID Morgan & Week, $50
s A Johns, So p MrsSV McIalIy, $39 80
kirSendall, 81 81 Isaac Newhouse, - q
G G. Kuhn, 81 go T B OdeneaI, $3 Is
DIR VIM Lister, sec Nilnrod Price, $40 a
Mrs A e Layton, 81 20 GeorssePatte son. 80 IS
JAS Layton, 81 IS ID Rankin, 81 SO
VIM Mc6sohon, 81 9S George Richards, 90 so
Chas Miller, $5 . Smith, $8 -35
Benoni Mills. 81 20 L p Church, $I9
Mrs McIlermOt, $f1 73 Jason Wheeler, g. Is
Mansffeid& Monteith, f Sloan, 81 7s
Mrs NJ White 81 81 George Weller, 81 IS
q w Walker, - 81 Frank Woods, $43 68
W Young, $I2 D Weed, . %
$40 so John McAliister, - 10
BY order of the City Council, made on the
18th day of October, 1880. J. L. HALTER,
City Recorder.
Albany, Or, Oct. Is, 1880
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PORTLAND MARKET.

The Standard gives the following as the
wholesale rates from producers or first hands
FLOUR-Market firm al present price, Best
81; country brands So 50@5 IS.
WHEAT 81 SOC 80 fUI a,viaSp.
POTATOES-Quotable at 30@40c per 100
lbs as to description and quantity.
MIDDLINGS-Feed S20@25; fine S25@271a
ton.
BRAN-Pcr ton, SIS.
OATS-40@42 cents for white; black oats,
35@37
LARD-In kegs and tins Ga Toe.
BUTTER-We quote choice dairy at IS cents
per pound; good fresh roll 296 SOC; ordi-
nary l5M20c, whether brine or solid. and
common 12i a l5c; market steady all
kinds except fresh roll; California fresh
roll, 2Sl9@30.
CHEESE-Oregon, l6@l61ac; California, Is
DRIED FRUITS-Apples, sun dried, jd6c
Apples, rlachne dried, S@9c.
Pears, machine dried ga l0c.
Plums, machine dried, 20c.
EGGS-1Sct per dozen.
BACON-Sides, &c: hams 1908, as to brand
quality, etc; shoulders 6@7c.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-04-01

1t is matter of some surprise to an
intelligent public when they reflect
upon some of the laws passed by the
last Legislature and approved by our
Territorial Governor, that they were
ever allowed to be entered upon our
statute books. And after rejecting
thus, it is not surprising that this in
telligent public come to the conclusion
that our executive was either asleep
or did not read the laws to which he
affixed his signature. And another
surprise is, that this same executive is
using every means to secure his reap
pointment. Verify this is an age of
surprising incidents. Columbia ChTon-
icle
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Notice.

To all persons holding lots, blocks or par
GELS of land in the city of Vancouver within
the tract of land known as the "Short Claim"
The undersigned trustees hereby give no.
tice to all concerned, that pursuant to the
terms Of certain trust deed executed by
Samuel R. Whipple and others, an assess
ment has been made of TIE amount to be
paid by the holders of lots, blocks and par
GELS of land within said claim, to entitle them
to conveyance of such lots, blocks or par
GELS of land, and the undersigned are now
ready to execute and deliver proper deeds of
conveyance upon such payment being made.
No deeds will be delivered unless payment be
made within ninety days from and after this
date.
For further particulars inquire of Charles
Brown, at the County Auditors office.
Dated January lst, 1850.
CHARLES BROWN.
I'd CHARLES II. WHITNEY.