Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1897-03-19
oLo.osITIEs.
This Il the GLopr,s III birthday.

~ IeIt yesterday to Join her husband
Clay Myers brother, John Myers, has
Just been appointed Chief Of police at
Portland by Mayor Peunoyer.
Get yonr county scrip cashed Mt the
GLoDE office. We have made arrange
ments 70 pay the highest cash price for 1t
Miss Mollie Adlard orders the GLOBE
sent 70 her address at Tygh, wasco coun-
", whore she is stopping for the present.
Lille Kyllopen. ~ bright little girl Of
Fossil came ds1 Apdon Tuesday and
will attend our srlSs! during tie balance
q the term; She is stopping with the
GLoBr family.
Circuit court for Gillian county con.
yenes AZ Condon on April 18th. There
are several criminal cases TO diposc Of,
but II is not likcly that the session will
last over one week.
Don't fail TO attend the auction sale Of
the Lapbinger blacksmithing outfit at
Olex next Saturday. Goth. There will
he some great bargains and no one can
afford to miss II. Read the notice.
The school board Of Antelope last
week dismissed their principal, owing to
about all OF the larger pupils having quit
for spring work. the primary teacher
will teach the remainder VI the term. oil
In one room.
Our soon.to.be new postmaster has
been making trips to Fossil so frequently
this spring as loaronse suspicion. Some
of the boys arc wandering II he isn't on
the hunt for deputy I. NJ. of the fem
ininc persuasion. Our guess is that he Is.
Charles Lieuallen has left for Lexing-
ton, Morrow county, to attend the we'd
ding Of his sister. In about two weeks
he will return with his father, Ransom
Lleuallen, who intends to engage In the
blacksmith business here. Weston Lea
der.
Rev. u. Cnrran has decided to preach
for another year at Crockett, a suburb Of
San Francisco, and which is n pleasant
and prosperous pastorate. Mr.. Currnn
Is still pursuing course Of studies In
y the Pacific Theological Seminary at Oak
land and making rapid progress.
The GronR last week was mistaken In
saying that j. A. McMorris had received
state diploma, good for six years. 1t
should have read state certificate, in
stead. The only differences is that d.
ploma IL good for six years aud certif.
cate two years, Il requiring shs same
ability for one as the other.
The county judges Of Oregon are seri-
ously considering the matter OF holding
the state taxes In the several comfy
sreaauries, instead Of paying ii over to
State Treasurer Metschan, inasmuch as
he will be called upon to pay out very
small part Of the state fnnds until an
appropriation bill is passed
The much-talked-of quarantine sheep
bill was defeated in the Washington
legislature, and there Is nothing now to
hinder Oregon sheepmen from driving
their bands into that state to summer
range. as usual. This will be good news
10 every sheep owner In Eastern Oregon,
whether be drives his sheep into Wash
ingtcn or not.
On lst page read carefully the new ad
oflhe Wasco warehouse Go. Of the Dalles,
the largest and safest warehouse in
Eastern Oregon. Those who desire to
haul their wool to The Dalles will find
that this well.known firm will do better
by you in every way than any warehouse
In the city, They are known far and
wide for fair dealing.
We learn from the Salem papers that
the following teachers were successful
In their examinations for state life di-
plomas: II G Lake, Antelope; J L Hold
son. Newberg; Ida Black, Portland; Miss
Gala Beeler, Weston; W. Guerin, Lang
lois; j. fl. Barton, Weston, L. H. Vim
cent, sandy; Nellie Dyer, Portland. N
Startor, Kings Valley; Ripeto, Port
land; Hattie Smith, Grass Valley.
At the hour OF going TO press this
Thursday morning we have not learned
the result Of the big prize fight yesterday
between Corhett and Fitxsmnons, but
hope it terminated like the row between
the Kilkinney cats. The said eats had
their tails tied together and then hung
over n clothes-lne, and they fought until
nothing but the tails were left to tell the
tale. Later. A grapevine telegram from
Arlington says Flts won. No particulars
Jas. Harvey, formerly Of Pine creek
Gillian county, died In Heppner l0sl
Friday, MAR. l2th) at the home Of VIM
Lord, of heart disease. Deceased hud
been III for some time and his death wn'
not unexpected. He was member o.
the Fossil lodge OF the Woodmen, Of III,
World, and wns buried Sunday nndel
the auspices Of that order. His poic,
$4,000 is payable to- brother, -Gazette
A dispatch from Salem, dated Marcl
10Th says: Papers incorporating Lord 4
Company were filed in the secretary Q
NtafgsAfice today. The object Of tn,
x, lNksay is to engage in a general ner
taprile business. The capital s$lO, 900