Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1897-01-29

roads are also pretty rough, and Tnes-
day evening the stage broke down on
the bill inst above town. However, our
friend Hicks predicts chinook today.
AT present the snow Is six inches deep.
Minnesota has made one good move
by adopting constitutional amendment
restricting the suffrage to those who
have resided five years In this country.
Heretofore man from any foreign
country, after being four months In the
state and ten days in the precinct, could
vote.
E.P. Weir was over through Wash
Ington last week on cattle buying trip.
While In North Yakima he had pleas
ant chat With Jay p. Lucas, who is in
the employ Of Coffin Bros. jay thinks
he will visit his friends in Gillian next
spring, which they will all be glad TO
learn.
Mr.. Geo. W. Rinehart met with SER
ious accident Yesterday morning. While
driving horse out Of his livery stable
corral the brute kicked him on the fore
head, cutting a .frightful cash and knock
ed him senseess. The doctor sewed up
the wonnd and he is up and around
again.
| q. w. Smith OF Klamath county late
ly sold 800 beef cattle for which he will
receive $l0,s00. They averaged him,
being large cattle, about $36 per head.
Yearings In the county are selling at
from sl2 to $l5 per head. No such
prices have been realized there for sew
eral years.
A writer In magazine says that the
earth would be heated more than hun
dred and ninety degrees by being sud
denly stopped; that is, II would become
more than sixty times as hot as melted
iron. ANY Of our readers who, knowing
these facts, attempts to stop the earth
onght to be severely dealt with.
The greased-hat corn doctor went
north again on Wednesdays stage, in
search Of greener fields and pastures
. new. II he only had an agency to can
vass for the GLOBE while on his round.
bis success would be assured. We un'
derstand that he has developed a very
high regard for this great family paper
, In renewing his subscription, Henry
; Doores Of Martindale, Montana, under
date Of Jan. 18th, says that he and biz
vile (nee Miss Carrie Renner) are vel
and getting along we'll, and that th'
weather there the last six weeks hal
been the finest in the world. But h,
has changed bis mind since that date
as IL has been 40 degrees below zer'
, there the past week.
| New officers were recently installed Il
| the l. o. o. +. lodge at Condor as fol
lows: Il. w. Moore n G.; J. W. Barr '
q; Y. II. Stephenson Sec; G. s. Palma
!. Treas; +. Il. Smith P Sec; f. G. OR
,, nett, Ward; A. Hartman Con; s. v
Moore u; s. D. Fletcher r SN q: J
X. Fitzwater L s N G.; II. L. Propst |
sVG; Geo. Earhart L i v q; j. o
Por,wood X $ S; Geo. Caven L s.
A young man not many miles from
I Condor called on his best girl one nigh
, recently and in spite Of his most livel,
efforts conversation Jagged. After a 81
Ience OF considerable duration she aske'
9 him what he was thinking about. lie
i hoping to please her, replied: i wa
9 thinking the same thing you were
: She turning around, answered qnicke
than lightning: "I'll slap your mout
y II you try II"
7 The Gillian County Telephone Con
y pany filed articles OF incorporation q
= Salem Saturday. The new corporatio
" will build and equip telephone lin
from Arlington via 0lex, Condor an,
:. Mayville to Fossil, The principal offic
will be located at Condor. The capita
stock Is $4,000, to be divided into sixt
! shares. W. w. Steiwer, Charles Nj
: Kenzie and Charles L. Prindle are tn
stockholders and promoters OF the Ell
9 terprise.
J. Sherman county Is again without
!. saloon. When an attempt was made r.
(. Gently TO have saloon Miss Magg
!; Eaton OF the w. G. 7. U. took her hors'
and carriage, and with another whit