Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1897-11-05

A week ago last Sunday while Charley
Lille was on his way TO Arlington with
load Of hogs, the end-gate came out
at 30-mile and 3 Of them gota They
are all very fat, black, about one year
old, swallow fork in left ear and half
upper crop in right ear. The finder will
be paid for his trouble and expense Of
keeping.
9. /. Lille Of Mayville informs us
that his son Charley, aged 13, is pro-
gressing nicely with his studies in the
Grass Valley Baptist Academy and that
he rs greatly pleased with the school.
He makes his home with the principal,
Rev. Hargraves, and writes that it is no
wonder he is learning so fast, as he
begins at O'Clock in the morning and
has to study ill 0 O'Clock at night.
j. W. Leslie, prosperous, young
sheepman Of Comstock Basin on upper 30
mile, last week sold TO 9. w. White 800
ewes at ~ 80 per head. This is the best
price we have heard Of this season. The
same sheep last year sold for $l.25 per
head. The sheepmen this fall wear q
different smile from that OF the last four
years, and everybody else in this section
rejoice with them in their good fortune.
Mrs. II. B. Hendricks met with quite
afYaccdent Tuesday. She and Mrs. J.
X. Fitzwater we're out driving when their
horse reared up and turned around, up
setting their buggy. Mrs. Fitzwater had
already jumped out, and Mrs. Hendricks
in trying TO get out was caught in the
lines and thrown violently TO the ground
against barbed wire fence. She was
pretty badly scratched and bruised up,
but not seriously hurt.
The decision OF Judge Bradshaw that
county courts have no authority Of law
to impose any penalty on delinquent
taxes, other than the necessary costs OF
levy and state property, will result in
the return Of the money, already collect
cd as penalty to the taxpayers. We
| make this statement on the authority
OF Judge Brink. The whole sum amounts
to only two or three hundred dollars
prineville Journal.
Frank Golden Of Mayville is in town
on road business before the county court.
Mr.. Golden informs us that Mayville Is
having quite boom this fall. He has
purchased 100 acres Of the VIM. Dyer
land adjoining town; VIM. Keys serect.
ing large warehouse; Baptist parson-
age 10 being built;0. s. Munger is erect.
Ing saloon building Tommy Livingston
is having the lumber hauled for fine
new residence, and expects TO soon go tC
housekeeping-but not alone, by con
siderable sight; Wink Putnam has iust
completed and moved into his new resi-
dence near town; and another store il
talked Of for Mayville this fall.
The death OF L. Lafierty at Arlington
Sunday night was great surprise to hi
relatives and friends. He had beer
troubled all summer with paralysis, bu
had recovered sufficiently 10 be able b
haul wheat, which was his errand TO Ar
lington last Friday. Geo. Crawford &C
conpanied him. and on Sunday evening
he started out to.notify Mr.. Lafierty'
family Of his fatal sickness, but befor,
the news reached them the husband ant
father was cold in death and buried a
Arlington. All that medical aid an'
kind friends could do was done for hin
at Arlington, but TO no avail. lie leave
wife and two children, one grow
daughter and little child, who resid
at the Vancleave ranch on Trailfork.