Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1894-03-30

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d month.
Mr.. Geo. Horton came
this week, with view
this section. He ID muo
Condor and vicinity, ana
take up claim near here.
has been Mt work for Mrs.
on Rock creek a year or 80.
As per announcement, r.:
son, the jeweler, came TO town
day, and 10 now snugly located u
tion Of Hendricks law office, his
bringing him and his outfit over. b
an excellent workman, and no dous
will have plenty Of work to do. SIZE adj
We were shown q private letter this
week from Mrs. Il. NJ. Judd, conveying
the Intelligence that her husband, Frank
M. Judd, well known to the people Of
this county, deserted her again last No
yembcr, and that she Is at present in
Lebanon, Linn county, in destitute cir
cumstances.
VIM. Ii. Francis of Mayville, who re-
Gently sold his farm near there, has just
purchased from Mrs. Anderson the
Mayyille hotel property for 1850. taking
charge this week. Mrs. Anderson and
family left this week for Capay, CAL.
where they will reside with their rela-
tites, D. V. Cole and family.
Charley Perrin was in his cold stamp
ing gronnd' on Pine creek this week
gathering up some Of his horses which
he sold TO Fred Harland. Not being ac-
customed 10 riding horseback lately,
Charley says it viii be difficult for him
10 take his meals any other way than
standing for the next week or two.
Messrs. Miller & Hill this week sold
their saw mill property, team, wagon,
ETC., near Lone Rock, toJ. s. Mckinney
(Mr. Miller's son-in-law1 for $500. Mr..
Mckinney, who has had considerable
experience in sawmill work, informs
us that he expects to have the mill in
operation about May LIST. See his ad.
Miss Cordie Kcizur has secured the
Badger school on Beecher Flat, TO com.
mence next Monday. This school usu-
ally has an attendance Of about 35 pu.
pills. Miss Grace Frizzell will teach the
spring term OF school on Trail Fork,
Miss Birdie Downing has been engaged
to teach the Beecher Flat school, begin
ming next Monday.
j. 2. Lucas returned home Monday
from Portland. He reports his brother
Fred's condition at not quite SO danger.
Gus as he was led to believe from first
reports, but there seems to be but little
chance for him TO ever regain bis former
health. lie is still confined to his bed
in the hospital. Miss Cortsie Keizur as
sisted in the clerks Office during jays
/ absence.
/ A bill for woman suffrage Is before the
Iowa legislature, and the Des Moinei
Register thinks the cause was injured
the other day by man holding cryinl
baby outside the senate door while hin
wife was within working, teeth and toe
nail, for the passage Of the bill. THAI
woman wasn't much ots politician or sht
would have left the old man and kid a
home. Exchange.
T. Il. Cruikshank, who had been run
ming the Fix livery stable since last fall
has quit the stable business and he aHS
Fred Harland intend starting IN afe4
days with band Of horses for th'
Dakota markets. We are not prepared
to say whether the stable will be open 10
business any longer or not, but presnm'
that II Mr.. Fix concludes to open TIN
stable for public patronage he will tel
the public so through the GIoRE,
We notice in the Truth Seeker, pub
liehed in San Francisco, an "open letter
to Senator Mitchell Of Oregon, writer
by our Geo. w. Crawford Of Lone Rock
George goes at II fiat-footed, and in tn
most pathetic manner gives the senate
to understand just what ails this natio
and how to remedy it. This informa
tion will be Of inestimable value to con
gress, and from now on the U. s. ma
ex pect TO take boom. 1t has cost tn
country billions Of dollars by not gettin
this information six or eight month
sooner.
L. w. Darling made business trip
Ajax Wednesday. Mr.. Darling inform
MS that during his 20 years residence i
this section he has never seen the graf
and grass at this season OF the year loo
so well as at present, particularly in th
Ferry canyon country. He says -
are yet thousands ofacres OF govern
land, as rich and fertile as can bei
anywhere in the U. s., lying
/ here and the John Day, th
) yearns for industrious settler
, and make valuable farms OF
< this rich land can now