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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1911-04-26
Pepsln In Bread.

Pepsin In small quantities is being
used In new process of bread max.
ing In England 1t renders the loaf
more digestible. and does not affect
! It's APPEARANCE o. favor.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1911-04-26
Hatred.
j. Thornton WOOdfOrd.

The poorest Of all emotion for any
American citizen to feel Is the emo
ton of hatred toward his fellows.--
Theodore Roosevelt.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1911-04-26
STERLING CHIEF 2O79.
at the head Of
Woodford Suck Farm.
MT. STERLING, KY.

Sired by the world champion
sire, Bourbon Chief 976, dam by
Forest Denmark 1873, second dam
by Blue Jeans 3.
Ideally bred; color, rich dark
chestnut height, Is. 80; weight,
l, $50 pounds. Perfect conforma-
ton, and a horse of great intelli-
gence. Is a perfect natural tailed
horse. Has great speed in rack
and trot and is good at the five
required saddle gaits.
Fee: SIS to Insure Living Colt.
Free season to the mare that
can rack and trot with STERLING
CHIEF.
Inspect this horses all-around
quality before booking your mares
or apply for card.
j. thornton WOOdfOrd.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1911-04-26
Chsnault WOodf0rd
ITgnV

Sterling beautiful
white pony
$1,000 TO INSURE A LIVING COLT
Those having undzel plain patroni
fully mated him with high
changed hands $780,
Attention and keep
Chenault Wool
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Green Bridr Stock Farm
RAY MOSS, Proprietor
80W No. 6 MI. STERLING. Ky
Phone 6jg-a
Emerald Ray 4278
q. S. u. n.
S~n of 1911 at my stable, 81 miles
south of Mt. Sterling
$40 TO INSURE LIVE COLT

sire, Emerald Chief 2r32. dam by SEN
stor Blackburn 3I65, great show horse
and sire.
Emerald Ray, the twentieth Cen
ts.sy horse, the kind the King wanted in
Exchange for his kingdom"
Emerald Ray is ive-gaited with a bril-
liant rack and trot. He is conceded as
hne horse as Kentucky produces. A
horse who impresses his beauty, grace,
quality, rich breeding and class. Breed
good mares to him the colts will sell
them selves.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-11
petitions presented.

s.tt BY AID OWEN.
fsOf ID. j. Healy, for permission TO
have a small elevator installed on John
r. street side OF old Healy building.
Referred TO Committee on Streets.
4Ea BY AID BURTON
o. Mary A. Fisher, and OF Virginia
Avenue Improvement Association, for
cancellation OF taxes
3 OF Washington Detroit Theater Co,
for the vacation OF alley.
Referred 20 Committee on street
OF q i. Randall. for permission to
& erect porte cochere on High street, De-
tween clifford street and Cass avenue.
Referred 70 Gommittss on Streets
BY AID. GUTMAN d.
OF c J. Reilley ct al. for an amend
ment to the Watson ordinance -.
Referred to Committee on Liquor
BY AID. WALSH.
OF Henry Ohrns. TO cause lateral
sewer 10 be constructed In the alley
iu the block bounded by Michigan ave-
nue.. Military and Hammond avenue,
Referred to Department OF Public
81 Frank Huber. for permission TO
construct covered area under sidewalk,
81 BY Is inches, on Roosevelt avenue
Referred TO Committee on Streets
BY AID LYNCH.
OF. chas Kline and Herman 1en-
tion OF personal tax for the year
Rsferred to Committee on Taxes
BY AID. SCHULTZ
OF Eugene stein. for damages TO cell
lar. flooded by reason OF faulty con-
sffuction OF sewer.
Referred to Committee on Chains
Ah or r Hiigsndorf, for refund OF gem
eraf city taxes for the year 1911.
Referrsd g s cgInmKi'EssTss on axes
pf r. G. Hupp. for pesmis s,Ssw 10 CON n
sifnct covered area under slaeWaln -
front OF building situate al the north
west corner JEFFERSON aho Lscas'e
Referred TO Committee on Streets
by AID, Gilman.
az WIN r. Beasley, for the canceha-
ui p.s ~ 10 Committee on Taxes
OF Emil Ganger, to cause lateral sew
e S soss0 oassrq 81 surson, Meyer. Rub
her and Martin streets ~.
>f,f Aug Matschikowski, 70 cause iat-
erhl sewer 10 be constrgcleq IN u.,s,or
psbbes. Peloroze and Martin street.
Referred to Department OF roho
Works- nv THE CLERK.
~ George III. Marvin. for refunu OF
tlronae Zee on intelligence once.
Y 4, .Serred to Committee on Licenses.
81 Bridget Nolan. for damages lsr
pe Rsferred 70 Committee on Claims
nn OF Horton CATO Mfg. Co, ct al. fer
49, ~enairlng 81 bridge at Lafayette
eesn,,e ana II O. r. r.. crossing.
\ Referred 10 Department OIL fuDhe
IA cry a suburban Homes Co. for
nerrnission 10 maintain coal chute In
f,rnf ~ NO 20 West Kirby avenue:
n ~ west warren Residents assocla-
tthn. Tar the opening OF chope Place,
TO McGraw avenue.
u iet pienry Al HaiFh. Harry J. Ohm
&fead Ralph Phelps. Jrs, ADM.
Ancient Order or Cleaners. G. a Doug
lns Union House Wrecking Coz - -
~ gSs@n5yi.n A CO. ali Tor cancellation, |
<1dnrfion 81 adjustment Of taxes.
43fferred 20 Committee on Taxes.
or Nathan G. Cohen. Tor the CANCEL
= i ~ ferred to Committee on Taxes
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-11
COMMON COUNCIL


Detroit. tuesday. October 10. 1911.
Tbe Council MAS called 20 order BY
The President Hon. William 0utman,
preaeut--AId. Allan. BFoao. Deimel,
E'lib. Field. 0aryey, Gilman, HarPfsr'
Ledge Lynch, Mason. Merritt. OBrien,
DffroWsiki. owen. Rosenthal Schultz,
8kf1yclkl Theisen. Tossy, Vernon,
Walsh. Watson, and the President.
There being q quorum present the
The Journal or the preceding session
vac, hbOrOved t
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-11

"a an. Honorable the Common Council:
Centlemen--I herewith return. Win
out my approval that portion OF the
II the sra inst, authorizing the Con-
froiler to draw bis warrant for tssI.01
n. favor OF the Detroit. q Toledo Shore
es Rs, ns,ny sss credits ss%s Sf s sss Now
city Brick q Coal company.
The Executive once has repeatedly
rrotestsd against the quality OF the
bss aso " ss fat, ~ s tes Il
lore 10 be expected that the future
brick shipments, for which freight
charges are 20 be advanced, VIII pc
rather, as former shipments. At least.
no assurance h given that the brick
70 be shipped will stand an average
abrasion Of u per cent Were this MS
advance freight payment. In the alb
rence Of this guarantee. Il would be
unfair on my part to allow brick TO
%os iS s sTsns sasS Sc eompsrlsd to
~ would have been much more sat
isfactofy II steps had been taken the
brick guaranteed to show maximum
abrasion OF n per cent.
a n The Executive ONCE has. In q num-
Der of comrnunications pointed out
named companies prepared 10 furnish
stiifable brick In quantity. The pres
emit contingency could have been
Respectfully submitted,
w. r. THOMPSON,
Mayor.
on motion OF Aid. HARPER. the vote
b& which so much OF the proceedings
wnn adopted at the session OF October
ara as Il specified In the veto message
of His Honor the Mayor. was reconsid-
The matter referred TO was then laid
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-11

The clerk notihed the chair that
Aid. Vernon had nled notice that he
would move TO reconsider the vote by
which resolution pertaining TO report
81 Committee on taxes e. G. G. p. l6i0)
was adopted at the last session.
Aid Vernon then withdrew the
notice or reconsideration.
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credit OF said sub-funds IN the same
herewith transmitted
Respectfully suhmiited
J. HAAHBH.
Commissioner.
Rssoiyed. That the City Controller
bs ana IL hershy aothoriaed and al
fsctsd 20 meks The proper entries on
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-11

From Department of PsblIe Works.
TO the Honorable the Common Council;
0entlemen--The sub-funds In the
General Road Fund. known as Adver-
Using and Maintenance and Repairs
pleted. and would recomrnsnd the
i.ansfer OF t7oo from the snrplus IN
. the 1910 General Road Fund to the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-11
Respectfully submitted,
w. r. THOMPSON,
Broom the confroIlsr.

ID the Honorable the Common Council:
oentlemeu--The following reports OF
city officers for the week ending Satur-
day. October 4, 1911. are respectfully
11bmittsdi r,,.,...
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From Departments q Psbiis 4 Wetka
To the Honorable ths Common obAHsfs.
Gentiemen--Ths pepAStfnsnt % peb1
lie Works, 20 Wkofn Nas fsksfks6 the
petitions for lateral sewers a. ksflln
below named, fssbsetfaIly fsc6nsrls nA,
o. on n .ssP'.,sry si q a:s sa 81 Psrs
ing are the petitions rsfsfns1 fp:-.y.f
OF william Beside q al. Tor the coS !.
strnetion OF 2 letsrsl ssw.f q ths
place, Milford. neossvsiI Vinsvec1
An 81 1 HSn s.tst:ss iios sss,s.s,ffs,.
s .iSn s St 's s.ssa.s .s,r Va sA6
seyburn avenues. VALIANT ana Wsssf-
% OF william .rDwssf Il al ssf Ne
constrccticn Of lst.fsi ssvtf q ~
sIds q Fulton 'srsst vsss = H,sjl1s
of Frank sshvar,s. sst the an.
Mack and stuart avenues. '7
!, s x: t:s y S., e; s ;Ss, !:
lateral sewers IN the isiisviks sii5yS
Lateral sewer Ne. ssss--.ss ai>k. a
block bqunded ~ vihswsse, ne3lsvsN
and Milford avenues Aaa B9eya rissI
Estimated cost pee iihski foSli efM :
tce.tfnust 81 rsse ssvsn.l
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DAVID n HEINEMAN, "
Controller
Accepted and referred TO the Commit
fcf on Ways and Means.
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10 the Honorable the Common Council
counts are respectfully submitted:
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and s sss..ls lot ils. iis. iis; AZ Az,
a 4. ::,; "a. Z, .;.r Il: i. II:
~ 49,. 80. s.s.s.a sss~.sa mar.
xid ssi,ss :s..s.s 80 .ssA q.
ADOPTED p .ie,lsvs.
p.ii%s..l Ga. Hit go jIs Sssss
slsasld Lodge Lynsh NAse4 U>sF1lk
opri.a. Qstrowskh 9wsa hy5y1 IhlI
s sss Sss. ss''i ssa 49, ,.sss
dent--11 T4E = f0.'
Nays--Nona A AZ
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-11

CUAtrnllar
Rstsrrsa 20 commi'sss on Claims
tkox THE SAKE
To che Honerabls the Common Council:
oehtismen-I am In receipt Of q COM
municatioh from Thomas D. Edwards
who wishes 70 purchase . small barn
located upon the Ferry property recently
purchased hy me city and who offefs
10 pay US 90 for the same.
recommend reference OF the matter
% the Committee on Ways and Means.
Respectfully,
DAVID y. HEINEMAN,
R.ferSsd to COMMITTEES on Ways and
fRoM THE SAME
To the Honorable the Common Council:
esnsismsn--l psrswi,h transuiit 70
your Honorable Body the contract and
surety bond OF the National Bank OF
Commerce for City deposits. which 10
offered pursuant 20 action taken soma
time ago by your Honorable Body.
ftcommend references Of the same TO the
Ways and Means Committee.
Respectfully.
DAVID e. HEINEMAN.
H.f.rred to Committee on Ways and
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From pspssuwsre - psstts Nsgts.
To the Hcncssbi. NJ cs3aasp qSHtell |:
Lateral ssvsr Eo. .lsee s4ssass.Sst
connrmsa b your iisrcrssis ssdy. kssS
been cotnplstsd neoottins - paeSe ept
spscihestions and e6esplSe tSr - ~.
Rsspsstfsliy sabsnI,t11
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i. s' J; $. g: =; : !;
, ss.,s ss ::E: &c , ns q. iss
A' Ssf.rs ssYs 3 c.s sss ss's J.
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his books 10 srss, The transfer gf see
from the surplus IN the iSie--Qenerei
Road FUND 10 the credit OF the roll
lowing sub-funds In the same funa--
Advertising ........ $500 90
Maintenance and repairs
70 concrete mixers..' zoo W
S7OO 90
Adopted as follows:
Yeas---Aid Allan. Broao. DeimeL nj
liz Field. oarysy olinnan, HsrRsssas'
Lodgs. Lynch. Mason. Merritt. o'Brisn.
ostfowskl, owen. Rosenthal sehultx.
skrsycki, Theisen, Tossy. Vernon.
walsh. watson. and the Prssldsn,--is'
From Department Of PublIs Works.
TO. the Honorable the Common Council,
csntlemen--In reply 10 q notice from
this ofics the following proposals.
were received for the construction OF
garbage barn: A.. 80 m
s stss:: s' wsi,.lssh.a. ::
r. Porath y Son, .Nie.vvy. y
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BY Ala. VAIN: $3.50. :, - -
, ~,sh "a Geo u. Sesfs Tor ths eosits
OF Berlin strsst pspl,c ssvg. D3n1l
street frctn ofssiot sysqae st Hec-.
peYssIl ay.,o' 'c S.!s sSss ~
''f Rssssrsd TO cenr,sss, .. ssssss
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Tine )euartment Of Public Wufks has
entered Into contract with the sAid
lowest bidder and hereby asks the
approval and confirmation OF the same
By your Honorable Body
RsspSotfully submitted,
j. J. HAAREh
Commissioned
BY Aid. Koeuig:
into by the Department OF Public WORKS
ZION OF Garbage Barn on City'g site on
Jeeifrson avenue w, and itth. street
Total coat SiS. 500. co. be. and the same 10
hereby approved and confirmed.
Referred to COMMITTEES on Health and
City Hospitals.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1911-02-18
BURNS SHOWS A HEALTHY GROWTH.

Burns is not showing any signs
of weakness these days. 1t is
still able to SIT up and take nour-
ishment; thank you. and with the
approach of Spring, there are
many indications of a long stride
forward, in the affairs of our
town. Among the new buildings
which have been mentioned, are
a new public school, a modern
hotel and a commodious public
hall. The writer is also cognizant
of several other projects, but il
would be premature to divulge
their nature, at this time. Pro-
badly the most important event
of the near future, will be the
opening of the new Busy Corner
Store in the New Masonic build
ing, Monday February 9th. The
new stock is coming in daily now
and the clerks are quite busy, un-
packing and putting them in
place. Mr.. !. Schwartz, the pro-
prietor. wakes enthusiastic when
speaking of the new goods. We
would advise all our readers to
visit the new store.
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Browns
Satisfactory
Store

A Vale dispatch to the Ore.
gonian says The Enterprise OF
that place has been sold to the
u. S. National Bank. The Ori.
ano was also attached and put
out of business a few weeks ago.
The Burns papers prefer staying
on earth and keeping within their
income.
Having a fully equipped, mod
ern, up-to-date abstract plant
and the only copy of the County
Records, The Harney County Alb
stract Co., Inc, is best prepared
to furnish reliable abstracts of
title and to save money to those
desiring same. Your business
invited.
ARCHIE MCGOWAN, Manager.
John McMullen was in from
the Wright's Point section Thurs
day and says his crop of rabbits
is one of the best he has had.
Some one has suggested to Mac
that the hog business is good in
connection with rabbits, the
Arkansas razor back being able
to catch the rabbits and do not
need much more feed. He says
he will go in with his neighbors
and import some Of them.
The new Masonic building will
soon be in readiness for all the
tenants. Mr.. Schwartz. of the
Busy Corner" will be ready
for business in his new quarters
on the first floor on Monday,
February q. and it is possible
the lodge room will be occupied
by that time. Burns is keeping
up with procession in the way of
improvements and the business
blocks recently erected have been
substantial and permanent. This
season should witness the erection
Of more such structures as the
Masonic Temple.
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NOTICE.

The first meeting of the stock
holders Of the Masonic Building
Association of Burns, Oregon
will be held at Masonic Hall,
Burns, Oregon on Tuesday the
18th day of March, 1911 at 2
O'Clock in the afternoon for the
purpose of organization.
Dated this 10th day of Feb
ruary, 1911.
j. l.. Gault
&c. w. Clevenger
VIM. Miller
j. M. Dalton
Sam Mothershead.
IncorpOrators.
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Spring seed wheat at the Busy
Corner Store.
rs per cent off, alteration Free
at Schenk Brothers.
The Home Hotel is the comfor.
table place to board.
Lake and Klamath counties are
also having rabbit drives.
C. M. Kellogg and wife have
rented the Chas. johnson resi-
dence.
For SALE Cheap, a new Sing
er Sewing Machine. Inquire at
this office.
Chop barley and the finest of
seed barley at the Harvey Valley
Brewery.
Will French the hustling gro
cery drummer has been in town
this week.
RAW FURs Highest price for
all kinds of raw furs. Write me.
FRANK B. GLENN,
Vale Oregon
Mrs. Irving Miller is expected
home today from a visit to out
side points. Her father. /. S.
Geer, will not be home for about
ten days.
OUT OF TOWN TAXPAYERS
The Harney County National
Bank will be pleased to attend
to the payment of your taxes upon
receipt Of your instructions.
New Spring ShOes-On or be-
fore February the Goth the new
Spring Shoes, including oxfords
for Ladies and Gentlemen will be
shown at Browns Satisfactory
Store.
Ira G. Boyce of John Day after
a ten days sojourn at Baker and
Portland returned Monday night.
Mr.. Boyce states that the infor-
nation given him by President
Eccles of the Sumpter Valley
railroad precludes all thought of
an extension of the line down the
valley, at any rate during the
year 1911. Blue Mt. Eagle.
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Advices from Ontario state that
w. P. Davidson, of the Oregon
Western Colonization Co., was
there the other day and made
several sales of land to people
he had brought from Minnesota.
Mr.. Davidson says that there
is no question but that the Hill
people will build an east and
west line across the state.
EsTRAYED-One mich COW
dark red, branded with pipe on
left hip, also j. B. on same leg
further down. Sucking calf red
and white spotted with j. b.
branded on left leg. Also year
ling, bald face, red, same brand.
Notify John Back of Burns. and
he will get animals and pay
charges.
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Chop feed at the Busy Corner

store.
Winter suits 25 per cent off O
Schenk Bros.
25 per cent off on all winer
suits at Schenk Bros.
p. H. Gray was up from hi
Lawen home the first Of thi
week.
BoRN-Feb. II, to MIR. ant
Mrs. Joseph Thompson, a daugh
ter.
You always get value received
when trading at Hagey e. Rich
ardson's.
Chas, Comegys has been in
the city the past week on a visit
to his family.
A fine new lot Of dried fruits
have been added to the stock al
Reeds Grocery Store.
Fay Comegys spent a few days
in this city during the week
visiting his family.
Regular preaching services at
the Presbyterian church tomor-
row morning and evening.
See THE INLAND EMPIRE
REALTY. COMPANY, they want
20 GOOD RELINQUlSHMENTS
QUICK.
Walter Cross was down from
Trout Creek. Thursday. He
was accomanied home by his
daughter, Miss Mable.
THE GREAT REMOVAL SALE
is still on at The Busy Corner
Store. You will have to hurry
if you want to take advantage of
il.
We had more snow fall last
Sunday and il was followed by
quite a wind. IL was one of the
most disagreeable days of the
winter.
IL you want to see a new and
beautiful line of Spring 1911
Dress Goods, Shirt Waists, En-
broideries and laces call at
Browns Satisfactory Store.
Alma Davis and wife came |
over from their home near Har-
ney Sunday. The latter re-
mained here on a visit to her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. M.
Dalton.
Blue prints of any township in
Burns Land District, showing
name of entryman. date and kind
of entry topography, ETC., Sl,00
each. Plat T. Randall, Burns,
Ore.
"A Stubborn Motor Car" is the
title of a three-act comedy dra-
ma which will be put on the
boards on March IL by the Burns
Volunteer Fire Department under
the management of Carl Welker.
Clay Clemens mill is the near
EST one to Burns where all kinds
IF lumber both rough and dress
I'd can be had. Near Canyon
road. Call him by phone for
Iuick orders.
We experienced another cold
map Tuesday night, the ther-
nometer registering 3 below.
ihe cold weather has not injured
winter grain. however. as it has
,een covered with snow since
'reezing weather began.
Last /
Sale
Day
February
% '
Browns i
Satisfactory {
Store
A Vale dispatch to the Ore {
'onian says The Enterprise of /,
hat place has been sold to the !
J. S. National Bank. The Ori- s
no was also attached and put {
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4
cent off.
10 per cent off on all Winter
Underwear at Schenk Bros.
Have you listed your land yeti
See Irving Miller before you do.
Pacific Stock and Poultry food
at the Lunaburg, Dalton e. Co.
Department Store.
G. b. Mcconnell and Engineer
Cooper have been out doing some
field work this week.
Mrs. Minnie Fireoved is pre-
pared to nurse patients at the c.
G. Couch home in Burns. Con-
finement cases solicited.
G. A. Sweek has been quite
III during the past week and con-
fined to his bed. He is some
better at this time.
Miss X. Neugebauer is located
in the Jorgensen building south
Main st. and is prepared to do
all kinds of dress making.
A Schenk has retired from the
merchant tailoring firm of Schenk
Bros. and expects to take a
course in taxidermy. The two
younger brothers. George and
Michael, will hereafter conduct
the business.
If you want an incubator this
year now is the time to see w. |
I. Smith and patronize home in
dustry. Get the best. Only SIS
No oil, no expense and matches
rs many eggs as any incubator
'n earth. No sleepless nights.
The Oregon Trunk was com
Dleted to Madras on the 18th and
I was the occasion for a great
celebration in the Crook County
own. President Stevens of the
Hill lines, other traffic officials,
Portland business men and news
,aper correspondents were among
hose to participate, coming up
" special train.
$40 REWARD One black mare.
White spot in forehead. three
ears old next spring branded
l. on left shoulder; one black
tud colt, two years old next
pring branded same. Estrayed
rom the vicinity of my place on
he east of the river last fall.
he above reward will be given
or their return to the ranch or
or information leading to their \
ecovery. q
II. f. VULGAMoRE.
Senator divers bill re-appor- i
Ioning the state into three con-
ressional districts passed the
enate by a unanimous vote the !
ore part of the week. 1t pro- {
ides that Multnomah county be !,
ne district, all counties east of .
ne Cascades another and all
ther counties west of the Cas-
ades be district. II is likely
he bill passed the house before
1t has been rumored here on
lie streets that q bill is to be in
'oduced in the legislature Great
x a new judicial district combin-
" Grant county with Morrow
'unty. The rumor also has ii
lat Judge Geo. f. Davis is to
, the appointee on the bench
I'd V. G. Cozad to get the port
lilo of district attorney. 1t is
so rumored on the streets that
ttorney V. G. Cozad is at Salem
orking in the interest of the
easure and that j. +. Marks is
so in Salem for the purpose of
'posing it. So far as we have
zen able to learn the measure
I'd not been introduced up to
nnIo, Dlna M Ea,,Io