Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-10-06

citizen should have the right of appeal.
no matter how small the sum involved In
litigation. and that Its denial would affect
largely the poor man, whose money de-
mands are usually small. The second law
suggested wouid be efficient to remedy the
evil complained OF, and is preferred by
the supreme court. AS the delay In hear
Ing In some cases now practically amounts
10 denial OF Justice, 1t is desirable IL
law Is TO be enacted authorizing a COM
missloners' court. that II should be en-
acted at this session. in order that such
court may begin the work of relieving the
conSestei condition of the supreme court
docket as early as practicable, or at leasr
begin its sessions at the first OF the en-
suing year.
The act OF congress. approved July 10,
1877, entitled IAN act making appropria-
ton 10 supply deficiencies" etc, contains
a provision to the effect that the invitation
or the republic of France to take part in
an exposition OF works of art and the prod
ucts of manufacture and agriculture OF all
nations, to be held in Paris, commencing
the 18th day OF April. and closing the 9Th
day OF November. 1900 is accepted, and
that the governors of the several states
ana territories be, and are hereby request
ed TO Invite the people of their respective
states and territories to make a proper
representation of the productions of our
industry, and the natural resources of the
country. and to take such further meas
ures as may be necessary. in order to ee-
cure to their respective states and terri
tories the advantages to be derived from
this beneflcent undertaking. In conform
ity with this provision, and with especial
reference to the latter portion OF IL, the
secretary of state of the United States
the Hon. John Sherman, In a letter 10 me
as goyernor OF the state. dated September
~ 1897, urges the propriety. as well as tho
necessity, of taking steps Immediately to
secure representations OF the natural and
Industrial resources of our state, ito the
end that an exhibit on behalf of the gov
ernment of the United States, befitting its
material and Industrial Importance, may
be assured" Owing to the limited time
now available for selecting and arranging
the exhibits of our state, II Is proper that
this subject should be brought to your
attention. for the reason that II is abso-
lutely necessary, If our state IS to partci-
pate In this great International exposition.
that law be enacted at once, providing
for the appointment of commissioners and
appropriating sufficient fu1is to make a
proper representation OF the products of
our industries and the natural resources
OF our state.
Under an act passed by the 18th legis-
lative assembly. a contract was mace
stove foundry, in July. 1895. for convict
labor, and the boatd of managers OF the
state foundry leased him the Plant ana
sold him the manufactured stock on tine,
His obligations to the state were not met;
but. in view of bad business condition.,
and the desirability IF keeping ,he con-
vlcts employed, great lenieney has been
shown him. First. he was allowed an ex-
tension of time, and later in the spring of
1898. second accommodation was ar
ranged for him. under whlah the f.oewen-
berg q Going Co. indorsei the notes OF
the Northwestern stove foundry; but. not
wlthstandng these Accommodations,
Loewenberg has not kept his promises, nci
met his obligations TO the state. The
sums due the state, with interest. aggre-
gate q large amonu-. in view OF these
facts, have deemed the matter OF his de-
fault OF such import lnoe as to DO proper
subject for your immediate consideration.