Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1894-07-27
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and Saturday on business.
j. Il. Frick at the head Of a large party
from Baker City, Is sojonrning at Desc
lation lake this week Eagle.
Jas. Dunn, who had been visiting his
old home in Michigan since last spring,
returned TO Condor this week.
Mrs. q. W. Rinehart severely scalded
both her feet on Saturday morning by
the accidental upsetting OF pot Of hot
coffee.
See the new stage ad Of l.. Parker in
this Issue. He is doing his best TO merit
the patronage Of the public and deserves
success
Mrs. II. Meek has moved her house
several hundred yards east Of its old lo-
cation to the valley, where water is
more plentiful.
Ed Dunn and sister, Miss Susan Damn,
and Miss Cordic Keizur made business
and pleasure trip to Portland this week,
starting Thursday.
Wesley Rey, who WAS few years ago
sentenced TO the pen from Gillian coun-
W, was recently indicted In Douglas
county for cattle stealing.
Charley Shurie, the courteous post
master Of Arlington, was in town Mon
day subscribing for the GLoBE aud look
ing after other important business mat
terH.
The decision Of the supreme court
made at its recent session al Pcndleton,
greatly affects the salary Of the district
attorney, cutting his fees down about
one half
The railroad is now completed east Of
The Dalles and II will require only a
couple Of days. work yet until trains can
run through TO Portland without inter
ruption.
We are informed that w. i. Fowler,
formerly cashier oi the First National
bank of Arlington, has lost his entire
capital, 10000, in his recent sheep-ship-
ping venture.
Another state, Utah, has taken her
place ID the union, the president having
signed the statehood bill on the l7th
inst. Ne@ Mexico and Arizona will no
doubt be admitted also at this session.
Some Of our largest wheat growers in
form Us that the wheat aphis has done
no damage whatever. As the grain
turns yellow the aphis leaves the same,
flying off to grecncr fields and pastures
new.
On the Southern Pacific passenger
conductors receive Sl25 month; brake
men, $50; engineers about "a per day
firemen, 1910; freight brakemen 500
per month, freight conductors Sl00 per
month.
Messrs. T. II. and John LYONS, t. q.
johnson, II. N. Frazer, u. W. Moore
and Il. II. Robinson went to Arlington
Saturday and took the first, second and
third degrees IN the Knights Of pythias
lodge Of that place.
While Ed Palmer and Frank Maddox
were returning home Monday morning
from the John Dag, Eds horse stumbled
and fell with him under, dislocating his
shoulder bone. DR.. Hogan soon had
him in running order again, however.
Mr.. s. Slater OF Beecher Flat brought
some fine beef TO town Monday morning
Judging from the crowd Of beef-eat.
ers that thronged the butcher shop while
it lasted, surely ought 70 encourage some
one TO bring .beei TO town every week.
None Of our people saw the red light
on Mt. Hood Thursday night. One o
the main reasons Is that there wasn't
any. A terrific storm prevented the
party from reaching the summit with
their fire material, hence the non-illu
mination.
The Statesman poiutedly says: There
should I've no pardons out Of the peniten
tiary. The whole system should be don,
away with. A dangerouscriminal should
no more be turned loose upon society
from the penitentiary. than dangerou
lunatc from the asylum"
G. G. Parman arrived here Saturda,
with another load of freight from Th'
Dalles for the store Of Miller & Dunl
Bros. BY means Of search warrant h,
was enabled TO find about $l6 worth o
the goods which was stolen from hi
wagon at Deschutes two weeks ago.
The license Of the only saloon in 0akes
dale expired recently, and the proprie
tors applied for new license, deposit
ing $500 with the city clerk for the same
The city council, fayoring local option
refused to renew the license, and in
structed the clerk to return the $500 de
posted.
The figure in our dates is with u
and has come TO stay. Few men an
women now living will ever date docu
ment without using the 8. It no,
stands third S04--where twill renal
aiv yaara and then IL wil mnvp N n 4