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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-12-12
Election of Officers.

The Granite Mountain Mining
Company held its annual stockhold-
ers' meeting at St. Louis on the 4th
inst, and the following trustees were
elected to serve during the ensuing
year: Charles Clark, Louis Duestr0w,
Anguste B. Ewing, Edwin Harrison,
John r. Linnuerger. Charles d. Nc
Lure, Lewis NJ. Rumsey, Augustus
F. Shapleigh, Charles Taussig. The
gentlemen composing the Board of
Trustees are among the most sub
stantial citizens of st. Louis, and
under their management good reports
may be expected during the ensuing
year from the Philipsburg bonanza,
which has already taken a place in
the front ranks of Montana produc-
ing properties.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-12-12

Wolf Creek is coming to the front
as a grain producing valley. MI IT.
George Lewis, who had a croP oo y,
onlv IS acres, will have fully 5,ovV
bushels-the largest crop in the val
ley.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-12-12
SANDS & BOYCE.


We Have the Finest Exhibit
Of Holiday Goods in
the City.
Some Of the Goods We are
Offering
Elaborate fans.
Morocco and plush handbags.
Embroidered silk plush screens.
Boquet tables.
French plate mirrors with plush
frames in unique shapes.
Satin-lined plush and morocco
dressing cases.
Hand painted PLAQUES.
Jewel cases.
Perfumery.
Razor cases complete in fine cases.
Jewel and combination boxes.
Pin and sofa pillows.
Pedestals.
Writing desks.
Card cases.
Novelties in silver-plated ware.
Handkerchief and glove boxes.
Albums.
Ink stands.
Wine sets, etc., etc.
N. B. You may select now for fu-
ture delivery.
Very respectfully,
SANDS 4 BOYCE.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-12-12

With the exception of settling with
the Road Supervisor the work of the
Board is completed, and it is expect
ed they will conclude their work at
to-day's session.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-12-12

Joe Kipp's ferry boat was totally
destroyed by the breaking up of the
ice in the Marias river.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-12-12
MARRIED.

HARRIS sEARs.-In Butte, NJ. T." December
9th, 1888, by Rev J. r. Russell, Nj: James
Harris and Mrs. Eliza Sears, both OF DILLON.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-12-12
The County Commission ers.

At their meeting yesterday the
Board of County Commissioners con-
cluded their settlement with the
County Treasurer. The recapitula-
ton of the Treasurer's accounts
make the following showing of coun-
ty finances:
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1883-06-22
4N DRoaII1DN PgETY,

L lis 0auFY llfeaessntW To @o lirndk "a
few wenFs lin ttlte life of "a Nation Ito
demunHtrate ttlro iincompetamcy mna
comaRdice cdf 1.-The Demoaratic rpnrty.
Ituipheid StuSeery while THAT iirfstit,t-
tiun lind "a iirsadh 0t life i'm it, and lit
was ovarMhdtnsa. lit opposed ttIre
Mar tfar lthe Uninr, DROVE nltt oft itfe
ranks patiiadie Imnnlbars lby tfhuls-
ands, and was (dRgracdfulEy dldfalita1l.
Itanpusea nEeannstnudtian and w;as
defaataa. 1t opposed lnlpartial RuE-
frage and Wvas moblilgaa. 1t 0npasea
hoimsty lin dealing with tthe Niatiuias
cresiiturs, and in spite of ttlrat 0ppo-
sision fine MaGion's Uraffit mas nilant-
ed on tine jlilgiest lleuBl. lit opposed
a,sauna ounHancX. and 1.-THE lresuh wus
thelbHst 0uurancw lin lthe wnIitl Aud
wwihere does lit sstarrJ i'm .uegaEa ito
cunHent iissrtesR HL lis sitting son tflle
fence waiting IT'D sae What THE Rp-
puGlican parity will de, talking lmean-
time about JnGlSsun- and Jefferson,
and seeking IT'D make capital out off
antiquity. No mun can tell to-day
what kind of a rluttorm tthe Demo
cratic srarty will adqitt lin nny given
INSTANCE. sSlMs ttlre Cincinnati GA-
zErnE: tthe Lenders flrenmaknen cm
not tell until tire Hiep,ihlican parity
sends tits n'lat9arm off principles
abrona. I|llen lit will itulke ttlle 9uther
side; snedlimGIy, lpeilraps', hut ii; will
he tan the Gdleer.side. If tthare lbs 70
sorp spot i'm aaciety tlmt promises
votes, iii will Hight upon ttlat with ms
much aelttainly as "a fly would stflke
an ailaeratua sHpoL un tthp faue of ;an
Individual.
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mFEI1ER4EIE TARYP.

I'm uagalja TO the taiif, THE Demo
cratic leaders do mot know whene
they stand. T'hew mNe lbeMilaHrsa.
They ml,e undertaking THE ii:nlG1Eiilhle
feat oof na1Fimg two IrulSeB going iiD @p
posite diuontiunR, and Milfat ttlair
Stwte vi!atfurnfs mlill be, or wTlfait ltheir
National plutfnrm WIFI he, mo nme liz
M-ise anungh Ito fune'taf;; hiatt lit lis, saEe
to ayuass lit will he Il miNtrre of
words GhHt may Ihc iiiiftBrpretea !iraff n
ddznn w,agm. IF ile DumnDratic
parity Ilrase nomiidtin'fs ttile tariff,
wi@iidh many mf ttlre LENDERS mo doubt
have. they have mot tflm maltrage Ito
ba.k ltiam mp 1fitltey Ilrawe ANY wtdll
Defined principles i'm lreg"rd ltd mlW
living #,Itiimit tlhey atre ttnO n0wHrtfay
to a1EuGlGim Ihem. Ilhey atre sakwIrys
prepared ITO uEse strang lltslgunge
when Tbonll,nrlting antiquity, llut
thdir Ipdliey with rHdluranGe ito tGlte
living present lis ito strna5lIB ttlre
fence, and lihdir 1l1uutiwe lpdiift lis
votss Ito lie asec'tNed tdlrrorgh lpnIn-
dice. Wirm tthis mvmaTuky fond tOIe
Democratic headers lrmue ilegn feed
ing tth6ir people tfur a quarter mf n
cemtany, and they axe mot Ysat ure-
paEed Ito Ratlk al rmnre :ilcnldlry aartcKe1-
itubln dist. a Denlueratic campaign,
thesdFurg, lnlenrB mailing HUT THE
spoits.
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TIE uITY GU1NGII-
Etars.tifar Attorney and than TRY I'D Waisf
tffts Mnrk; ;Dljlf Els luunrdl.


lit lis understood tlliat Jdian R..
Brysnn lis city mttnrney nntlsr ttlre
NEW city council uf Gdrmallis. nf $40
lit lis Liis duty ttO HeMisc tfife lhwss dtIthe
City and lit lis This nigltt ito do tflre
work and tIheoiry @o,udil llrgHse mo
night or mltthoiity Ito ttalw lhe work
firum lliim. Nit. Rlysnn lis n uompe-
itelit paBnn Ito do audh work fur ttlre
city :anaifanurussea It'd linn, ille would
mo Hnubl do them good work. WlhY
'aaes tthe council aleat Mlr. Brysnn ito
cdf1iue anil nt ltin NEXT mlnetillg tnr two
lliAtan Ito ltllr lbiiis mf cndlterA lin coviier
Ito take lhB walk AWAY ffrom Iliim ?
Reeihnps lit may lhe tthuualtt 'tlrut
simply tdhe ihairnrs mutanaurt uIpnn
lbaing Glew ntturney lis ample tfur nne
mnn ito aIjoy without Ipadfonnipg ldire
work sgroming out off lit. Or lit rmny
Ihe ttlfat ,tle council llImste NUT Rtifii-
,dieuIly naGoNeHHa Gkam ttlle eNdite-
mant ATTENDING tthairdleatinn $50 ns ito
fully ,Eeal1e whaGhar they ;uEe ON foUt
or miImtirer they aEe lheing urged OH
lby vacuum ,mutur.
ItiissufiidiHitt ITO say, llrpwpN,ey, THAT
iH MIR. B,ySnn should IEeMise rhe 0r-
dinanans i'm 1.-THE fregiillr urllsr off lliis
duty, whsnoalone ttlrey would Ehe iin
mnntfitinn Ito print and lly ttlut thine
tthe ditY dads would punhahtY lhuNe
sufficiently lFea1Neraa $50 us ttD ttalae
itlre pronersstsps ito !tet tine CONTRACT
off pniHfing tllsam without ll,eins THE
witImfs off lliaMing "a 1db put up on
idlIum SD ass ito )pEeMeutallnaniies ffpam
hiding nn ttlem iin n fiir Legitimate
way. lit malild 8eem itD most ss.w
0ne ttlIat srtdh "a aentrse would ihe %
iiiir and aprqper Way off luroeaaiiiug
'unlass lit migI lhe ftearna on ttlle ,,mrt
at snn,dbDay jflraL ssnmelpeann should
lile a0maimoltsty enralss as ITO bid ttno
low dnr'fhe UGh. I'm 'hlmt eMant llrow-
eesser lit would Ibe well ffor lit Ito lbe
umanngeaiiu sadh "a enKdfnl WAY tlhat
tlle Job ean he awsxflea itllraltgh
sunlahoahy ar#ameboty ,alse and tlte
lliiiuiing HE d.ans miteRs lit llnas ;alreaay
lhaen asattgizt Ito put lit. a job iis "a
job m,wmrY, mo- mantar iif it lis % putt
mp job willie tire woal m.as iheing
pulled oMar. senieholfies ewes. We
'tian't 'raean tihe eyes of amy ot tthe
councilman flsraltae their lpespars RIB
uer,tainly ms. ailsur as tihe mnansstiil4s
af adlauay migin. .r
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wE1E Is TIE LIT PARTY.

Tile Republican parity its THE mffir-
,rnaliwe partg odf ltiii# country, and Inns
been aimne ttlse ,{lny of iihs carganiina-
ton. Ut llsas, with nne eMGepliDns,
had itle courage of it's aramMinGions.
It always, with raSe ezaepfions, was
right, and, with mae eNeephto,rs, 1t
has auuunelIsj iismGuse lit WAS iiElft
and Go,srassssoiss. I'lifs lis lh#torw.
On tire 1ttllar ll:aua, ,tlle Demneradic
parity iims 'I,ean inlerdfy an E7ppuhltion
parity, +asiliiieg ito Gqit Into Ipsmar,
:lir,1u-jh 4, ,,resstiKr,e friiis1Y, Hrqpaaing
nothing sguoil, aud opposing essery-
thing ttF,a, w'ns lproraaud by tim Re
publican rl;sutS, asaa for mo higher
reason .l!tan ttO Ibe i'm uIhe opposition.
On illis R,al1aeH a eMdimmse wsary
approximately Hngx: LII would The
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1883-06-22

Weston is to have telegraph line. which
will connect them with the rest of the world.
A nine.year- son of D. H. Bloomer, of
jackson county, was thrown from horse
and had his leg broken.
Some one tried to burn up the town of
Milton, in Eastern Oregon, but the fire was
discovered in time to be squelchad.
Arthur Brock met with very serious
accident at Astsria by being caught in some
machinery while in motion. His arm was
badly mangled.
Governor Moody has appointed G. s.
Dustin, of Grant county, and Hugh M.
Caldwell, of Douglas county, notaries pub
lie. to serve for the ensuing two years.
L. T. Thompson, of Coles valley, met
with a severe accident by the falling of a
bent in new building. One piece struck
Thompson in the face, tracturing his skull
and nashing his nose.
Union Freeman says: Some elegant
samples of ore have come to town in the
last few days from the Tobacco Root Range,
which was taken from new discovery in
the Tidal Wave district.
Washington Independent says: There
seems TO be an epidemic of a disease in this
vicinity resembling cholera in many of its
symptoms The cases are not severe, but
some member or members of almost every
family has heen attacked in one form OF
Another. Vomiting seems to be one of the
weal-deGned symptoms of the disease.
Fred Barmsburg, of Eden precinct, Jack
SON county, a Short trne since sheared &c
head of graded Merine sheep and got 39l!
Tbs. of wool, or un average of over Is Tbs pei
head One two-year~old Spanish Merino
yielded % lbs. Mark Gonser, of the sane
place, ahearad q Spanish Menino buck, get
thing :27al pounds of wool. The LATTER thinks
he made q good Investment when he intro
duoed these sheep in this valley not long
since, as this immense yield of wool will 90
to prove.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1883-06-22
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE TO CRED
JTORS.

Notice is hereby given to all persons having claims
against the estate of II. A Dixon deceased that the
undersigned Thomas Eglin has been duly appointed
administrator of said estate by the County Court Of
Benton County in the State OF Oregon; and all claims
against said estate must be presented to me, with
proper vouchers, for allowance, my olce in Cor
wallis, Benton County, Oregon, within six months
from the date hereof.
June 18th 1888 THOMAS EGLIN,
Administrator of the estate of Ii. A. Dixon de-
ceased. 2O:25-w5
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WHY aor LET IT OUT TT A PAIs wAy3

WHY BOT LEE 1t QUE 4a a EAlA WAY
Our city council has been besieged
by parties who desire to revise and
print the city laws, and as these
parties want the job and must have
the Job the city council IN their good
naaured way give way to their feel
ings of humanity and feel inclined to
give these parties the job BY simply
asking for it and because they want
it whether the ordinances and laws
of the city are ready to be paintea Or
rot. The whole naattet OF fact rs
that the whole scheme has been 10
ran the painting to be dcne Inho III
certain place without giwiing amy
body elae an opportunity to Ibid upon
the work wi1itlh nnw assuranee 0f get-
tltEg lit. We do mot mean ITO say that
tine council lis Intentionally q pnrty
20 muy sndh Adhen,e, bstt nm aitesnlpt
lis being matle to Ipsill tlfe wool 'Uwar
uIheir eyes tt0 such an eHsGt. Af the
,esamiil arame a,y work of this Rina
Ito do mllrut lis the u'eaHon they mne mott
nlile ;una willing Ito say Ito tlhe wur!a
lilure we Ilrawe certain work off NEVIS
iing mna gIliinii,tg tllre GIsMlttsr AND OF
pafinunoes aif llife City :und we will He
nam,e bids tfInm Hurdies wno tiesie
,todlD flre work nna at % Gertmin thine
WE will open tthe iliiils i'm tlle pies
tslnap of ttlse lhillael~ and There and
then let tire woiik Ito the lowest bid
der. 'nliis mouldlbn % fair and lhon-
,e+it Way ctif lahiing sudh work and
ltltoEe would NIT ssO lllhaly lbe % Ddb
put 'pp i'm THE umautar. Orttlny inislrt
Ildt ttlre wnlik mt neMiAing sqfmrate
isrum the p,iintis1g wsliidh would lhe
the ln1ust sensible wany ito do nnfl arr-
range for ;dl,e Hrmiting when itlrey are
satisfied THAT ttlle laws mRe Nenaw fnl
ypninting. Sanfe of ttlre GpunGiimen
ihna'e lbenn dlaaehNad lby DESIGNING
Il,andi4s tteiliieg them THAT rtliis office
Elrad said tfifat lit would mot do ttlle
m,ui!k ms dlrenp ms Ipardies lhna adfffiaued
ttD TlDiit for. Such sassentim WINS "a
MilltEl lie and dnne mo dlnuhtttD PFC
wsnl ttiiis odfiiue ifrnm sgeutr4g am @p-
iportluiity ito ibid upon lit.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1883-06-22

The new California wheat crop Of
1883 has already entered the San
Francisco market and has been going
on shiphoara for q week past. The
S. T. Conn. News. 5ah inst, states
that she 75r. bark Clomeadrd has been
chartered by G. Nv MeNsar at SIS
whrat TO Cork, o. K--ana 1s load
ing with NEW crop. The Dr. bark
Tshundeabuit has also been chartered
by the Same on hike teltna.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1883-06-22
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

To all whom it may concern notice is hereby given
that on Monday the 10th day OF July A. D. 1888, G
corporate meeting of the Benton County Bell Tele
phone Company will be held at the hour Of ten
o'clock A. NJ of said day at the Office OF NJ. S. Wood
cock in Corvallis Oregon, for the purpose OF elect;ng
board of directors for said Company and to do all
other things necessary and proper to complete the
organization of said corporation.
This the Sth day of June 1888.
W. P. KEADY,
CHARLES HERBERT NASH,
20:25-w5 N. S. WOODCOCK.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1883-06-22
OFFICIAL PAPER FOR BENTON COUNTY

The public debt has been reduced
only SIPS 10000 during the current,
as compared with sl5l, 100000 for
the previous year. The diminution
is attributed to the falling off in the
receipt Of customs. It is also largely
due to the enormous Sums paid ont
to pensioners. Il is not likely there
will soon be occasion TO complain
that the public debt is being too rap
idly reduced.
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LEG
MgTHE FER PsagIHshaIaH.
Land OIitGent Dresnn City, 0ree

Land WHlGent Dregnn City, Oregon
May %, 1883.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY given That tlre following manned
sestIer is filed notice of his intention make firH
prouf lin support f His lnim, and tlt ssad pruus
will ite made before tine County Clark of Ba.rtpn
Gsnn11ty at Corvallis Oregon, ON
FRIDAY, ,GTNE22, 1sGs.
viz Nutilan Htson HDmsstea ENTRY No ;3049, for
tine E ] of N w s. N. W. f N. w. / alf fiec. 1s,
IT, n2, IS r. g, W..
Hienranres the following witnesses 10 prove his
continuous resitianae upon, und cultivation of, said
nntl wiz: VIM Ken, Marshall MIfeI,, Stephen sanrp-
son. and Leonard Herron I'LL m Philonntth, Ba1rann
County, Gregnn.
20.2lw5 LII BARIE Register
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Sasthle Gllr,niidh Says Wmatilta county lis
Ithlleahssp gruwipg dtiatuidt off Oreynn. Dit lis
fesfinlastell ttila5 ,nlnre than m0aD sheep
have lIean ssdla by THE ffarnaars i'm tfhataoun-
try during THE pressut season, rtt nn axarage
1f 81. .l2sa eadh.
While Mir. and airs. Maewss mare gGing
hast, tt1i,e Wagon nnrdhaa i'm "a dtaep nnt :ana
AIRS. Naewes isMas aaarnwn: to the grnnnii.
I'm THE fall lsahella lhdfh lm1es of har midfft
szrr ihs.dahken ahone THE wrist.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1883-06-22
NEARLY TWO HDfgnRED GEEInREN TRwI
HIED ED DEATH

04L1aO LIZ A@1xtAlA
AmdIhnr tenrsiite ealnmity ii,mulku-
ing ttIle death aIt n86 cc!llIitRsn, coceur-
tea i'm Sunderland county,, DuiImm,
England, an Hast Saturday eaeutng.
Am entertainment wsas gghseen lin IN
public isIil w'Il,Gh WAS almost tcMGi,-
s4iaaky mutanllea by eGillslren seAeraI
Thousand being lpreHent. AT 1.-THE top
dfttle Htainway WAS "a door wiliidh lind
lLaan fixed Ito only open about ttwenly
indl1es, 40 tdhat only ure Child nt IA
time could lpasF i'm or out, lin caraer llo
| 1.-THE lbauter Facilitate ttaEng tfiGlaets ns
tllfe Growa assemhlea, and Andh WAS
the ceen{fihinn cGf tflle eaaur when THE
coromA off dIiilaEen Htnntea Ito go from
tlhellrall. AS they weKe passing out
nneGliiM who liraa met wancllad lthe
canur fall down aud owing ito ,the i'm
'urenseorowa pressing upon lit, itaottla
mot ,niHe asain, wiliidh Gulweil Others
Ito stumble and fall t0Mer tflre mlEeady
Hallen bodies until ttlre gseat number
fahoMe sstuted ware ltrnmrlsll tto dleuth
and MANY weNe badly @riailca. No
teffffnnt could step itlfe mad Inttsh off THE
,afifaigltteii ailiildiEun. Hire iboities mere
seNen and @igltt deep. "A lreeent dis
lputdlr Says: a great arDwa ml,sllea
Ito tlle anane, until 2D,BDD meKe SIM
rounding tthe lliall. The fielding lis
INTENSE. Ille mudbnnities llnnwe or
diurna cut llle sEMtw tdiggItt iintantw ITO
lpEesn,we Mraer. Ulhe ma,lk of fgata,ng
o,tt ,Ille lbnlfiss lltcgun iinmeaEiutdky.
niey waEe ifnia taut i'm tdne llrall, and
itle Ipaxe1ts oil ttlnRe Killed wssne aa-
lmittea ito iidu,ftify ulllair dIiililren.
Hnn,,hFenifing ssaanes ttransriKed miille
1.-THE nfe,fifficahinn w;as i'm pregEess. j.
,mathers of ttle Geaa cdiilliiNun ecan--
:stnlldy uutening piepdirtg ahr,dks.
Many fanited an tflfe Discovering off
tdhe IbnafiHs cGfldlter iitlle ones. Some
dfitIe families WHOSE Ehamcs m,ene
THUS tsullflenW dlnikened lost three
dliilllnen. Wne man and wife Ip,ssI,ea
ther WAY ito itlIe HAIL i'm wtIiidh llw
ttle lhntties eff 1.-The Victims, and with
out lbahrayins any amndis,n lhesan ITO
scan tfire fane cf tile dlena. Raros-
l,iiMiag 1.-THE ainae oft ,ane of liisdlillllpen.
ltlne ttalher, permitting, e3dlainietl,
"sNImtss one" Passing an ;asain, Il.e
lpeuognMad mnodIsr, and ttlmn tile
tlliira. Srasserins i'm a fit ot asany
llle niiaa, ":NIy Coda ail oft ny family
.ynne Z" and cOMerwhdlmea with asiiaf
Il,esunk Ito ,llle fianr. In some thames
;lliere ane five aiiilauen dlen(l.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE aF real
ESTATE.
unttirelIaastsrcof ttfre eesoate

N iI,-...., ,,...,,
tim. =,
oSisfers sl''ee o' i'i' uhrsl
lf.,ro,, rf I1..,,to rc,,,,,,, rop estr4,av y.,ri
7ztI 7Isss court and
lin the journal of said court directing
AM, ,,om,,a,d,.rne n "A tEi,enov,etb administrator
,..,t ,tossa,l ,,,blic action all tine right
,.., o.,,.c +,,,t d,oo ,P ren
f,s,,b -, ,,,,, ~,
NV, ,,,,;,,, ,,,,, e,a,n,
=, N
- =, NJ -, es ~ ~ ,,.sa. wi;
NJ, IL, rps.o ,c,,,, ,reoan .o,,,
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1883-06-22
PUBLIC BUILDINGS

In another column we chronicle
one of those horrible calatnities which
too frequently happens. We alude
to the trampling to death of the ls6
children while passing from the hall
at an entertainment held on the 10th
at Sunderland, England. Although
a long way off yet such an inexcusa-
bly, carless wholesale murder of in
nocent children is heart rending to
contemplate. And it all happened
because the keeper Of the hall had
virtually closed the door except for
the exit of one at time. The un-
welcome dispatch conveying the sad
news of the tragedy thus comments
upon the exit from the hall:
''The stairway from the gallery al
tho top of the landing, OH which oc-
Cured the pressure which led to the
accident, is from FIVE to six feet
vide. and the gallery door through,
which tho children were allowed to
pass. one at time, which circum-
stance is regarded as the direct cause
OF the calamity. Was fitted with bolts.
which lodged Am hole i'm the floor,
thas narrowing aHhe passage way, fou
the psupose of facilitating aarkel
taking wbaan the audienne was enter
Inc the hall"
LIN n aiiwiFized woaaa like this
TR, the law urakllnS power oagfa
to- make it "a crIane with ube attg,onee
of rrrIrdtr wiEaaee amy person ShoulG
NO wiolate uhe uales of pnopriety az
to ret d trap Like t!he @sne wIhieih Ilea
to- this Hcelmible ;aafiuhr. We SEQ nfter
llsepr 6tf cnlmmities olf like natture coe-
a,,rlii,tg i'm pubfic Il.,ll'5fl,tgs where alhes
have curly lh,Adfte,t,sal ways of eseape
THE legitlatise |frowers of each amid
teNery static and co4 alll aslie.r to0srtrhliit.s
should msllae ut "a lligitily penal stfftms.
for Ipanliies i'm ae.ishrucliing an'i&li'
buildings Ito faal i'm is,sallaing sufficient
Msag's of tescale OH ,tIie outside of n,.
buildings !hno,n aatih mnd eea,ery ssta.Y
And an '"ll public lbWllefinsss pantiet
building or lkeeliing them SHOULD lie
compelled Ito lirans tIl,e doors $50 hlra
ldlreY Will sMii,y open ON ,lllte uutAitl.
i'm oer1lar Ito pneMsmt Jamimg agailis
tile doors and lltsiltfing them sim,t III
;tlre emestt eof u Htmnsr.ele from uh.
lruom when lit iiis tcn.nwale0.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1883-06-22

Wetice lis thereby given ttp all persons having
claims against df "A. B i3teure deceased
tiItthe llniisFsigned sonttle 2ath kay oof May
lIs3culy appotsf ihy
County 0nuttof Benton Gourtyiin ttle State Co
rron yauall fiainrsa against said eestate must sbe
prsssnted.tonie, epropervnltiers, for dlto
unre ;stt,nly rresidcnae i'm Benton County, Oregon
xnoi1tirsifromt ttre, ,datelhereuf
!Dstteu. .JurreSth rIsS3 lAlAIaTIIA MOORE,
fttlre estate af "A. 3D. Moore 'tle
ceased. s2c:2lTtb
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almost impossible to point, within
the last twenty-five years, to any
measure proposed by the Democratic
party that was not repndlated by
the people; that did not prove to be
bad, and that is not now buried with
the dead past. Sometimes the Re
publican party was in advance ofthe
times, and suffered through the
maneuverings of its policy-seeking
opponents, but, being right, public
sentiment overlook it and it triumph
ed. And this is the only basis upon
which a party can succeed in a gov
er"ment of the people, and where
the people reason, read and vote.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1883-06-22

A Gaood Concord Buggy new for sale cheap
sft @iaoauock & Balatwiirisa
The old ,ualiahle Bain wagon the best in
fire market. with either iron or steel skein
at M0ailoodk g. BaltMinss.
The lfiGlftest nI,enning, most simple, cdnra--
Ihie and cheapest, the champion mower, is
found att @ioollceGt1 & Balitwints.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1883-06-22
IsSSEm I'M SpEiEtNkE.

Since Observation-Disclosures spelling rnatdhes many
words have come prominently into .nntias-xnriis
ti,ts previously comparatively unknown. Hnr
instance, mefnd Antise,tie meaning :praxantpg anh
stopping all fermentation and decomposition, anh
ANAL gesant pdiiiillsr Tenttfere lis 1ttipyrettc:
coopScdown inflammation and feNar fusrt. Ulleas
ssopitenniisfpslle, ttirrse of the
cardinal virtues something THAT will mre aany.a
eanfl that Sanyra arnnnunced S5aliiesal-
ieca Warranted ito ;affnrd inmsefiiase naleef. ant
guarranteeftocure Rheunmtisn,, 0iatttar Nauralsga
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1883-06-22
ADMINISTRATORS IalIfEE,

Enthusiastically giventhatte undersigned DaVid
L. eyeshas theaniuiy appninted administrator oof
tfeestatecof AieSantlar ID. Aeyes deeeaseh iby ahe
County douttof the state nf Oregon flor BeItton
County. All persons having cdkiinEs against said
wprazerttti1e Same rpsily VERIFIED Ito ne
sso,ttfiswestnf0nr-
valiisiin Bsrttm County, Oregon within six nlttffs
from .tltedlate nftthisIndtice.
DiNVIDiL. HSETFS.
Ainntstratorcofsi,ea estate Of Alexander I'd. KaYss
deceased.
Tfiso25th diayni May TSS3 En:22.w5