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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-08-09
An Intruder Caught.

Henry Tynes, negro, was
caught last night in the trans-San
Pedro district, entering The prem
Uses of an inhabitant of that section
of the city, and was arrested. He
resisted the officer and it was with
difficulty that he was taken to the
lookup. The charges preferred
were carrying a pistol and resist
ing. He was fined $24 in the first
case snd $40 in the second.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-08-09

BILL HEADS sLETTER HEADS
Cards, envelopes, and al kinds Of com
-nercisl printing doue: the LIGHT Office
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1893-01-07
White Salmon Sitlr.

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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1893-01-07
NOTICE.
To aU whoDs it a0uy concern:
TRAVELLER.

IL Gtt pJtOHI u tCHY COtctiW'
Notice is HEREBY given that the Water Sup
ply Company Of HOOD River Valley. a cOrpUr-
lion heretofore duly incorporated under the
laws OF the State OF oregon, and heretofore
doing business in Hood River Precinct WascO
County Oregon, sas filed In the County
Clerks Office OF WasCO County oregon, and in
the office OF the Secretary OF state ut Salem,
Oregon, supplementary articles of lnCUrpOT-
alton, heretofore GUY adopted by the stock
holders, and duly executed i'll tripliCate by
said corporation, through its proper officers
ana board Of directors; and the object Of adj
OptIns and lliug the same is and was 10 in
crease the capital stock rom S}OOU.y0 10 eO00.O0
TO better facilitate the carrying out OF the
original objects and primary purposes Of said
incorporation, and to more elIectually avail
itself Of the provisions OF the Legislative Act
Approved February 18TH, 1871, the second sec
ton OF said supplementary articles - as fol-
lows:
Second. Tho enterprise and business in
which the corporation proposes to engage is to
appropriate the waters rom what y known
Point Creek' and "Green PointCreek' all said
creeks being IN Wasco County Oregon, and all
tributaries OF the west fork OF Hood river,
except said Indian and Ditch CreeksD and
to convey said waters by means OF bitches,
fumes and canals through or 10 any point Of
the dry lands Of Hood River Valley, in said
NaScO County, for the purpose Of renting,
selling Or distributing the same among all
persons whose lanGS lie adjoining to or are
within reach OF said fumes, canals and
ditchc8 for tie purpose Of Irrigation and sup
plying water for household ana domestic con-
sumption ana watering stock upon the dry
lrnds Of said Valley, within said WascO
County to construct q suitable ditch or
dltChcS, canal or canals, iume or fumes, for
conveying ana utilizing said water, for the
purposes aforesaid, to extend the ditch here
JoiDre and now used by said company from
where the same taps and takes the water from
said Ditch Greek" along the line Of survey
heretofore made By said Company to q point
where said survey t%ps ana intcTsccts said
Dead Point Creek and from thence to a
point on said "Green Point Creek" from
where the waters OF said last named creek can
be conveyed and used in the ditch aforesaid
and to appropriate nccessarc and sufficient
land for right OF way and to DO all and every
nceaiul act or acts necessary in carrying out
the objects ana purposes herein stated
Dated at HOou river, Oregon, december y,
1892.
THE WATER SUPPLY COMPANY or HOOD
RIVER VALLEY.
II. J. HIBBARD,
President.
". DAVIDSON,
occcetaTT.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1893-01-07

Several ot the states arc having inter.
cstng times organizing their lcrisla-
lures, owing to the balance OF power
hctng with vc'y small minority, In
Nebraska the three parties are pretty
evenly divided, but in California the
legislature is composed Of 50 democrats,
So rcpuhlicaus, and populists, In
Kansas the populists have IS, cpuhl.
cams IS, democrats 4 IN Montana the
democrats have not quite enough TO
elect their senator IN ioint ballot with
out the aid Of the popuIisis; but this Is
conceded thcm
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1893-01-07

The Chronicle Of Dec. 3lst States
that the summit of Mt. Hood was
"barren ofsnow". Our esteemed con-
temporary was sadly mistaken, but
then things are not what they seem
sometimes, especially about christmas
times. The snow will measure from
20 feet deep at Cloud Cap Inn, to 300
feet deep at the head Of the glacier.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1893-01-07
Albert RsrtScht.

Homestead Application No, $50 for the W :
cI-Isct. n'N IA and n 9 a ogs " .scc Il
Upon r - y,tstWlN mcr,
lie names the following witnesses tu prove
his continuous rys.Dcurv upon aus ,Ul,tN.Jun
.uL salu Utud, NlH haley Murray, tvt,.
um>, Marcus Nauhguh,g Nelson AuOt,sua,
ala OF kUllu H. q. NNt,suIugtuu'
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1893-01-07

Application tu purchase $50. gnl Wdcr Sct
FWN,,uru act NvFt. -.th iSt nr Inc IS Al ne l,
and "a q. $ q "a svv& tp&Ur zoe W u,
No names the following witnesses turruyp hia
continuous residence upon aUd cultivation
oL sUid land, VIA samuel StulloG of VAN
vuuNvr wash, Gurdvu lutmor frank Lane,
Douglas G. Christie, all OF white Salmon wash.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1893-01-07

The Supreme Court Tuesday decided
the case Of the Oregon Pacific against
the sheriff Of Benton county in favor Of
the latter, The suit was to restrain
the sheriff FROM collecting taxes from
the company, for 1853, the amount
being $4,000. The Oregon Pacific
rested its case on the act Of the legis-
lature which provided that for twenty
years from the passage Of the act, 1874,
10 taxes should be assessed or coll
ected by the state upon the rail-
rad company's property. The court
held the act unconstitutional, the con-
stitution declaring that all taxation
should be equal ana uniform.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1893-01-07

The Arlington Aecord has changed
hands, John A. Brown, retiring from
the management. We are sorry to lose
Brother Brown, from the ranks Of the
profession, as he is a graceful writer,
who knows how to boil down, and pre-
gent his SUBJECTS briefly and forcibly.
If his successor, Mi }. Dc. Johns does
AS well, Arlington will be fortunate.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1893-01-07

The Supreme Court has decided the
maujaulUs Caso against Secretary Me
Bridc, concerning the countiug of the
votes east for Nathan piolve. The
court decides that the vote must he
counted ror piercH, aud that Will elect
him. So after all Oregon will east one
electoral vote ogoiuSt Harrison, and
probably for Weaver
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1893-01-07

\ Committee Of 50 from Tho House,
and "a from The Senate IS in contcm-
plation to visit :he IIawaian islands.
1t is proposed to have the committee
leave Chicago May 2nd. Tho object IS
to overcome British Influence in the
ISLANDS, and 20 secure h.rbor privileges
for the government The committee is
equally divided between the republi-
cans and democrats, and in view OF
this, we offer the humble suggestion,
that it be increased by the addition OF
Sockless Jerry, and Mrs, Lease, with
the latter MS spokeswoman for the
party. The Hawaians would be treat
ed to such a flow OF oratory as has not
been heard west ofthe Mississippi river,
since Sidney Dell, nominated cur good
governor
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1893-01-07

Cholera still keeps itself alive in
Hamburg, and has spread aiong the
coast. A small village in Flanders had
II deaths in two days. It is expected
that the disease Will break CIT with
great violence over the larger portion
OF Europe as soon as spring opens.
With this state Of affairs, in Europe, it
is hardly possible that the United
States viii be swept by it during the
summer.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1893-01-07

The dispatches state that President
Cleveland tells senator Carlisle chat he
the president, "haS the right to SO to
any citizen Of the United States and de-
mand that he accept u position under
him. We have always been of this
opinion and commend the presidents
good judgement, Should he happen
to east his gaze on our lightning rod,
and strike Us to take II position under
him, with money in it for us, we as.
surc his eNcelleucy, he will not meet
with permptory refusal. We have
always voted the democratic ticket OK
copt in last November, and then-well
We don't know.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1893-01-07

Purchase Application NO. 40 uudcr srr s
Forfeiture Act sept, SO $50 for tine Wa .utsV
"a and go, NltNcs ~ Fp 8 u IA east
VIII mcr
He euaWvS Che following witnesses 20 prove
his claim to &lid h,Uo, Nts John Il. Whit
CoWN iNWvs ElE, tUrWNs NJ, WhttvoWu,
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1893-01-07
NEH C0UNTIR&.


lfthe OyCgoaiao Is correct in its
statement that there should he no new
counties because lhecomtry ssparsclv
settled, then, following the sauc line
of thought, it would be highly proper
to consolidate some OF the present coun-
ties, in ordeyto give them greater pop.
ulatior. In thc Eastern states tGe
average size of counties is from twenty
to thirty.Hve miles square aaditis cer-
taiuly time that no county should be
so large that the round trip cannot bc
y ;,dv from its fuuhcrmost limit TO the
county seat i'm a day, Wasco coun;yls,
IN round numbers so 10y 60 miles.
Crook IS soly 700 miles, klamath, 70
Iy 100, Lake about the same, Grant 20
by 50, Harney 50 by l4O, Malheur G0by
lSO. 1t Is true these counties are spar
sely settled, and they are likely to rc-
main sountil suhdividcd, rheeNpeuse
of running a couaty government
doubles up rapidly with its Increasing
size, One OF tho laruest measures of
expense is thomilage of sheritS, wit.
ncsses, and Jurors, and not only does
this bear heavily on the county but in
civil suits, the service Of process and
milage of witnesses lun up 10 such
sums that the costs in any average case
axe much more than the amount in
litigation. a trip to the county seat
in some of the counties named means
from three days to week, in the sum-
mer, and in winter it is next to inn
possible. County officers are paid by
t,c job, if they do nothing thry are
paid nothing, and it is ind;spu,ahIe
tnat two small compact counties can be
run at less expense than one large one,
1t is true the offices would not pay
as much to The individual, but our tx
perieuce teaches us that there would be
no lack ofcaudidates for them. All OF
Eastern Oregon will have To be re-
counted some time, and the only
question is as to whether that time
las arrived as tea part oft.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1893-01-07
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Land once at Vancouver wash Doc Z, 1892.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has hlad notice This Intention
10 MAKE axe ma proc, IN 9uPport or his claims
Register and Receiver u. s. Land OrIco at
Vancouver wash. on January Ct, 1893. viz:
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-07-07
Who Supported Mr.. Owen in 1900.

there dsaection Of the sawar
wing alliance the 1890 campaign The WEST promptly
put the though before critical his
position the platform during the referred the
any other in the state
During this time Mr. Donnely continually and pssteny drew
beyond all question Mr. Rahs Withdrawal
outside
of the State Central Committee of 1890:
Donney suked his home He had wanted the
He schemed for it. unknown Fish, and trades his
When nominated public he seemed satisfedn
heraved The Committee deemed necessary conca They
although
kept the effort Cancellation profound secret from and
tende martyrdom
COMMITTEES wrote Ignaus Donney Nnnge and asked
The Sage curty
"No sir, with but few words.
campaign progressed actually making speeches. and
Donnelly in his tent mad
then scheme which failed to bring
Mr. Donney. They letter. Come ST. Paul and
~ ls ssS ~ I'M TN sad enasn1,
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-07-07
SOME DREADFUL ADMISSIONS.
ThesekAre Matters Which Demand the Attention
Of Every Honest Populist.

The dreadful charges Donne
never believing that this old fox politically
dead from scodn and mote
us with terrible and falsehood.
In brought witnesses into the
public thousands rus friends to the testify
And Mr. Donny guilty asehood
manufactured to crush
We this galvanized made charges which
with
would consgn brilliant earth everlasting
silence Some utterly ignored he has ignored
the awful shame bill the shameless false
hood was ADMITTED the door of his
secretly opposing taxation OF
railroad lands!
Az to his raorous betrayal party democrats
when and laying the ground and the
method his the gulf between
the to the front instantly
interest," and his opposing it, he has not replied
TO minor matters barber bills
hoard of the quartette using vault low filthy
false and foolish for any to utter.
ut he fearful has admitted tie
ortant facts admitting them he endeavors to obscure the awful
import
reference atorous betrayal the unionlabor
which he wrote Caesars Column he
sdt 81 100 we first gave it. and not
M 5o0 I&fs & ~ sdmisdon:
from the republicans in 1888
I&et after [beforel the alliance party
e9Scs. sSis e,
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-07-07
MI III n /: IN HIS OF a
Report from oeebration late for this ISSUE

Report from cosns this issue.
The State Vote =
We are request give who has
read Mr. Donne 600 ahead Of hs ticket:
It. Gov s. Nelson, 1891. :
Sec'y State 81 B. Martini 5O47.
Atty Genl, T. Mcdonald, 377O2 IL
ASS Justice W. N. Davidson, .os4
Or business straight vote down to
29313 And had not protected Donne from
fusion curse Donney gotten than
fusion electors How much did they get?
Straight Gemocrats-1OO,92O
Fusion dem. and peop,-11o,465.
Fusion gain Of the 3Sse3
populst votes And weavers loss is precisely 1o,55ol
Weayes % 55O
Fusion gain 800 (
Dnnely ahead of 1oo5
popus lose BY fusion Just take the total vote
3es63 From 9545 This leaves 3d.
s1s practically guide to tell US what we lost u
actual guide TTG nights before election ME- Wy
tss the df saa not rs das sa
that ras a RG ss saD sa
His excuse voting capitol 600 bill
that it would deati it'll And yet when Dr. Fish
fought forfeiture for three weeks Haay Don
nelly "a g s0s
$i5oooo railroad lands9 Halliday Donnely
We intend 70 publish pamphlet address made
to alliances sras1toua
= tonwood Citizen.
but Doc has which g @
witt with Cunning no aasg S
shoulder think than we ever did be-
The citv Of Mankato has it's pu demagogu board
ade Board un recently resolutions for the the
sbma, w Poor dimes and
doubtedy played by the eastern
yed purchased they would hide their empty
in ashbarres.
The State Capitol inspecting es Sevahave
been fully their value The places
now offered for $425,ooo worth about $175,ooo
will for se by out
will sell the site for right in the business section
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-07-07

republican supported Merriam
party II 1890 night speeches
and The s9ss ~
:sss s s ssss as ~ Rs Y = election = ''
Those offers Of bood 1892 just think 81
thngso get
or worse yet-BETRAY THE PARTYf MOI MOI Nollll
Donney much the uonrun worth the
legislative
AND THE CRUSHING OF FISH?
admission and full Of $4,000 compe
crushing force aer quoting the Atwater Press)
be s ss p On
honest lesde placed Free Press
600 votes 81 his ticket 10000 votes
above WHY poht
about reached the end Of his rop
joke
Notwithstanding the combines
and the special effort Nor did know
that under the Hanson fusion The g. him
the then DIS would have nothing
Donnely tell truth in this dark He
party disband That fought the battle through
They Donny paid They
Mr. D. 600 that time to labor
Echo candidate corrupt
They
leave
Gilman sonlnlaw Donney and democrat into
the state house. Donney
Hodgson ugency-and poor
shamy misated and his taken from him
Add that to the purchase Donne then defend the
took place within
his writing Caesars Column"
Alliance members remember how Cooke Polk Co. Jour
party being executive committee We
F. But he had his
been told that the state house be got on to the
party otten party We moth
point But Cooke knows the truth these
things. the following but could utter
the GREAT WEST Doc Fish
OF and follows down to the wherein
republican party diagnosed
Donney tricky than that about
81 MATTER
he
corruption purchase pluto press corrupt practice
But he admits nothing more than hand this
lis Donnes lying covering
presso the Midway News which fairly the hide
Donney publishes the following confession IN D and
q adds terrific roast: sa
Mr. rs mo Tas ads e sFP
BILL WOULD ANYHOW, get
hSsn ah the
s Of
% sn nsn @ % to pe
want OF time, was a Grim and money"
enough shameless enoughafter that he
pluto whole truth
VOTED suspension
day
% against overwhelming majority
his notndd Did his mighty below against
have the friends Of Donnely as witnesses.
Ah for the bill would anyhow" These
re the scamps
the News OF this infamy:
Donnely in it, but he apologies
Donney and r. Kelly shook hands it, and TALKED FOR
what the
know.
nj Th people did way
Now then the responsibility will either pot
Kelly
Stevens Winston Ignatius Donnely
had he been disposed could defeated thu
therefore stand personally responsible the STATE
Ce lfor
Donney a. Kelly the twin Kelly
ne Kelly DonneIy
Donney consses against people, agan
s, the honor of republic and the Of race
h. Who Supported MI. Owen in 1900.
tho
The herald., 1893-11-27
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties Of perfect lax
ative; effectually cleansing the system
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
It has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man.
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
The herald., 1893-11-27
TIME TO STOP KICKING.
GEN. FORMAN ON THE MIDWIN-
TER FAIR PROJECT.
He Says Southern California VIII Not Be
Missed II 1t Drops Out of the Show,
and that the Railroad Has Made
Reasonable Concessions.

Mr.. Charles Forman returned from
San Francisco yesterday where he and
the midwinter fair committee from this
section have been comforting with the
Southern Pacific officials with reference
to rates.
A HERALD representative saw Mr..
Forman last night and asked him about
the subject which has been creating
such furry among the business men
of this city.
He said that there seemed to have
been some Misunderstanding about the
question. AS far as the eastern limit of
tickets was concerned that it was for
five months, and there had not been
any dissatisfaction about the arrange
ment for the eastern travel,
The kick was upon the Pacific coast
business, and the railroad people said
they would make 1-5 rate from San
Francisco to the southern country with
fifteen day limit.
Mr.. Forman explained the idea OF the
arrangement by saying that if a man
bought ticket to San Francisco from
some point in Oregon, that ticket would
be good only for Is days, but if he
wanted to ONE south from San Fran
cisco, by presenting his coupon he could
buy ticket south for one and one-fifth
fare for the round trip, good for an addi-
tiopal stopover of Is days.
The railroad also proposes to run ex-
cursions once or twice week at a cheap
rate of fare to the southern part OF the
state at five or six days limit.
Mr.. Forman said that it seemed to
hivxr that ho roilrnod hol 10
fair arrangement. At any rate that was
what they had agreed to do.
With reference to the fair itself Mr..
Fornian said that ne considered that it
is going to be very big thing. II Los
Angeles county drops out she will not
be missed, but if she goes ahead with
the exhibit it will be an easy matter to
make magnificent display and easily
present the features of this section.
He did not wish to be understood as
making any suggestions, saying it would
be whole lot of trouble off his hands
if the county drops out, but the gentle
men were in position to take such
action as they see fit. He had come
down from San Francisco to confer with
the committee, aud if they decide to 90
ahead he will return today and 90 ahead
with the building.
If Los Angeles drops out now it will
leave the other counties in bad fix.
The best space is taken, and they would
all get left.
In conclusion. Mr.. Forman stated that
he does not believe any one in Los An
geles has any realization of the number
of people who will come to Southern
California during the time of the fair.
1t is his belief that our hotels and
rooming accommodations will be taxed
to the utmost.
There will be meeting of the COM
mitteethis morning to take definite &C.
tion upon the points which have been
raised during the past few days.
The herald., 1893-11-27
KELLY'S FAITH HOME.

Besides Deserving People It Harbors
Undeserving Ones. - ~
Down on East First street, in dingy,
crowded quarters, there is place called
Kelly's Faith Home.
The place was established some ago
and Ia for the accommodation OF those
who are out of money and work. The
mission is in fair way to become q
rendezvous for those who want to eat
and not work.
Religious services are held for the
benefit of the visitors to the mission.
Lately it was found that many toughs
and undeserving persons are taking ad-
vantage of the kindness of those who
conduct the ahome. The police have
complained of it. but there is nothing
to be done without depriving the
worthy of the help they need.
The herald., 1893-11-27

Nothing contributes more towards sound
digestion than the use of the genuine An COS
tura Bitters OF Dr. J. G. o. Siegert & Sons ASK
yOur druggist.
The herald., 1893-11-27

ceived their certificates of gold cure OF
graduation.
1t WAS announced that there would
be an extra large meeting OF the army
on next Thursday. Specials George
Montgomery and wife of San Francisco,
will be on hand. Mr.. Montgomery is
the wealthy philanthropist of the army.
who endowed the various free homes IN
San Francisco. Morning and afternoon
meetings will be held at the barracks,
and the evening session will be in the
First M. E, Church.