f
of be-! property situated in Harney county
House bill No. 104, which ap-| North of West 208.7 ft i to point
exclusive right, it nevertheless
i, towit: Starting at the northwest
c
i a «eon,
ginning:
and
bo
much
of
the
land corner of f lh#
o0, th
hwe
„ quarter
the , eon
west
quarter of
of the
the
I gives the parties w ho hold it prac­ pears on our first page, needs no
as
is
necessary
for
the
convenient
southeast
quarter
of
se.-tion
twenty-three
tically a rnonopjy on the business. explahation or comment. Need-]
use and enjoyment of the above township twenty, range 35 east W. M„ Is a Luxury that one can
They should not be too hasty in less to say it found strong sup- I
and thence running 49) feet east thence dispense with but
SATURDAY. MARCH W. IMI.
building.
using such privilege until the mat­ port among Senators Kuykendall,
Third -For an order of sale of 26 1-2 degrees west «f senth 82 feet to
ter has been thoroughly investi­ Mulkey and other Williamette above described premises; that the the northwest corner of land herein de­ Cood Furniture
scribed containing one acre. Starting
Naaapr
gated. We do qot approve of the valley people.
JULIAN BTKn
proceeds be applied first, to the at point above mentioned and running is something that is neces­
mode of granting franchises. It
payment of costs and expenses on said degree on west li ne 26 1-2 degrees sary in all well regulated
We have it.
should be given to the highest
Some people are actually talk­ herein: Second, in payment of west of south 208 and 7-10 feet. Thence households.
We had really overlooked the
and best bidder, therefore the city ing of Governor Odell, of New plaintiff’s claim; Third, the re­ 26 and 1-2 degree» south of east on south
Curtain /nllt, mall paper,
matter of congratulating Vale un­
line 208 and 7-10 feel Thence north 26
council should be carefql to get York, as a candidate for the pres­ mainder if any to defendant R. M. and 1-2 degrees east of north 208 and 7- minttom itaitl, carfirh, etc.
til we saw where ail the other
Jn fact anythiny you ma nt
the best possible terms it) the way idency on the repuplican ticket in Needham.
10 feet. Thence on west line 26 and 1-2
notables did so and we hasten to
our lino.
Fourth— For such furorders and degrees north of west 208 und 7-10 feet in jirtirtic
of street lights, or water for fire 1904. Teddy, this is an outrage!
¡Picture ^rantiny
apologize for the seeming neglect.
to
place
of
beginning,
containing
one
decrees
as
to
the
court
may
seem
purposes. There is no necessity Don’t you stand for it.
at popular ¡Pricer.
acre,
and
will
ou
Tuesday,
the
16th
day
Now fhat fellow from Ontario
just and proper.
I to take the first proposition offer­
I _ t A A Pril
11 - 1OA1 — * the front AzX^S
1Joor of
of flit*
,lhe BURNS FURNITURE CO.
precinct that wrote the Gazette
And the sai id defendant R. M.'»'
1 court
/.
) house in
Ruma
flrooon.
tllR
ed, for there are more than one
in Burna,
Oregon, ut
at the
A Serious Accident.
W. C. B yrd , Mgr.
“to express his appreciation of the
Needham not being found within hour of 1 o’clock p in, of said day, sell at
' rpan or electric company w ho
result, etc., and proposes that
this State, after due diligence, and public auction for U. 8. gold coin, to the
w-ould be glad to put in a system
Last Sunday evening Mrs. Vena­ an order having been obtained from highest and best bidder, all the estate,
Vale build a railroad from Nyssa
in a place the size of Burn«. An­ tor, living about six miles below
Judge James A. Sparrow of the right, title and interest the said defend­
pud tjhip cattle and bring freight i
other thing, they should insist on town, went out to the barn to do a County Court of Harney County ant R. M. N'eedbam had in the above
from Nyssa also,” has the right
the completion of the work in a few chores and climbed up in the directing publication of summons described property on the 5th day of
thing by the tail, but he don’t j
March, 1901, or now has, or so much
reasonable length of time. We hay mow, in some way she slipped to defendant R. N. Needham, once thereof as shall satisfy Baid judgment,
hold on long enough, just as well
need the electric light plant now and fell tothe ground; being alone a week for 6 consecutive weeks , together with the costs of und upon this
extend that railroad on into this |
and there is no doubt of it being at the time, she was compelled to and signed on the 15th day of writ.
valley where it would find some-1
Witness my hand this llth day of
' lay where she fell for sometime, March 1901.
a paying investment.
Fine Turnouts.
March, 1901.
thing to ship.
| however, 6he managed to gel to the
Now, in the name of the Sfate
Courteous
GEO. SHELLEY
The Gazette still feels unkindly
j house after a half hour of struggling of Oregon, you tbe said R, M.
Sheriff of Harnev county, Oregon.
know
A
subscriber
wishes
to
Treatment
toward Representative Geer for
torture and when the hired man Needham, are hereby requested By SAM MOTHER8HEAD, Deputy,
what
amendments
were
made
to
introducing and working for that
came, sent him for some of the to appear aud answer the com­
enabling act. We dqq’t blame it. the charter of Burns at the last | neighbors, who persuaded her to plaint filed against you in the
Notice of Final Settlement.
M c C ulley & berdugo , prop ;
Geer’s an ungrateful wretch any­ term of the legislature. There send for a doctor.
above entitled cause on the 27th.
Notice is hereby given that I the
way. After receiving the loyal were two amendments introduced j At first Mrs. Venator did not day of April 1901 before the Circuit
support of that paper in the cam­ by Representative Geer, one! think she was seriously hurt, but Court of said County and State; undersigned administrator of the
paign—and there is no doubt its changing the elective officers ad- ! upon the arrival of the doctor it and if you fail to answer on or be­ estate of John Murray deceased
W!|H found she had one rib broken fore the time aforesaid, the plaint­ have filed my final account with
large influence elected him for ding tbe marshall to the list and . 'was
and another fractured on the left iffs will take judgment against you said estate in the office of the Coun-
the
other
to
empower
the
com
­
him to go down there and intro­
' ty Clerk cf Harney county Oregon;
side.
as mentioned herein.
duce that bill simply because the mon council to grant a 25 year
CLAUDE McGEE. Proprietor.
Being an aged lady tbe doctor
Aav!
an(^ that, Monday, the llth day of
Date of first issue 16th
voters of Malheur county petition­ franchise for an electric light was alarmed as the shock was a
ay March 1901, is the day fixed by
the Court for hearing objections
ed him to do it! Why, he looks plant. Whether these amend­ severe <1110, and telegraphed for her of March, 1901.
B iggs A B iggs ,
thereto and reading a decree allow­
to us like he would do it again if ments were both passed and sign­ daughter, Miss Rose, now in Port­
Attys for Plffs. ing or disallowing the said account.
CHOICE WINES. LIQUORS AND
ed
by
the
governor,
we
do
not
he had the opportunity. No dan­
land who is expected to arrive here
All heirs, creditors and other per­
FINE BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.
ger of that, however, as the Gaz­ know. Mr. Geer says he is satis­ Saturday evening.
sons interested in said estate, de­
Notice of Sheriff’s Sale.
COMFORTABLE CLUE
siring to file objections thereto shall
Dr. Hall informed us Wednesday
ette has Rilled bin;, politically, fied they were passed by both
do so on or before that date,
and we will send a good demo­ houses, but whether they were that Mrs. Venator was then resting Notice is hereby given that tinder and
F. 8. R eider ,
Old Robinson Building
crat to t ike his place next time. signed by the governor, he cannot easy and in all probability, would by virtue of an execution duly issued
Administrator.
out of and under the seal of the circuit
Now that Vale has a “cinch” on say. As soon as completed the shortly recover.—Lakeview Rustler. court of the state of Oregon, for Harney
the county' seat with her new session law.» will be distributed
county, in a cause wherein J. P, Gear­
Mrs. 0. Calkins is again in a
Notice For Bids.
hart was plaintiff an I R M. Needlumi critical condition.
stone court house and such an and Mr. Geer will also receive a
was defendant, upon a judgment duly
able defender qs the Gazette, copy of the journal. We could
A. K. Richardson, the rustling
Notice is hereby given that sealed docketed in said court and enuse on tbe
not
get
a
copy
of
the
amendments
P. G. SMITH, Propt.,
-
-
_
_
Bnrnifrl
those Ontario democrats that were
bids will tie received by the County 5th day of March, 1901, ill favor of said saw mill mau, was in to see us to-
so solid for Geer will all tall in as proposed on account of Mr. Court for Harney County, Oregon, plaintiff and against said defendant for day.
Her
Jjne and the democrats will have Geer not having received his until Wednesday the 8th day of the sum of Two Hundred and Twenty-, “Mother” Bowen graced our sanc- Fresh Beef Pork, etc. in any quantity desired.
May, 1901, at 2 o'clock p. m. of two and 51-100 dollars and the costs of I turn today and added the sixth new
q walkover in June 1902. Besides trunk.
Bologna and Sausage of all kinds always on hai,
aud upon thia writ, I have thia day lev name to our subscription book this
said day, at which time the bid» ied upon the said defendant’s interest ¡week. We’re climbing and giving
the next man can profit by Geer’s
will tie opened and considered by in and to \he following described real I the people their money’s worth.
mistakes. Oh, yes, the county
A notice appears in this issue the Court, for the construction of a
seat tight in Malheur county was calling a meeting cf the Harney
grand and building of bridges and
quite an issue over here. That Connty Stockmens’ Association
culverts, for a distance of sixteen
is all yve wanted of a representa­ to meet in Burns on April 6th.
D. W. Defenbaugh
thousand, seven hundred and fifty
tive in the legislature. That Since the legislature has adjourned (16,750) feet, on the county road
school bill and the amendment to without doing anything toward leading ea«t from the east end of
—Given under the auspices of—
lhe stock laws was simply’ a side­ protecting the stock interests of the Sweek lane.
play. No doubt every voter this slate, lhe local organization of
Said grade, bridges and culverts
jhoyght of that county seat tight stockmen should be made as to be constructed according to the
when he cast hid ballot. Of course, strong as possible. We hope the plans and specifications ou file in
AT FLORAL HALL,
the ch rk’s ofliice.
yvhy not?
meeting on April 6 will be largely
The court reserves the right to
attended, as the people would like
reject any and all bids, and the
COMMITTEE OF AKRANSEMENTS:
COMMUTE ON SOLICITATION:
an
expression from that association
Senator Kuykendall, of Lane
successful bidder will 6e required
E.
Thompson,
Willie
McKinney,
H.
E. Thompson, James Smith,
gounty, can certainly he called lhe w ill, regard to the leasing of the to give a bond, to lie approved by
Al Welcome, Robt Waters,
John Cardwell, Jack Denn:s,
M. H. Brenton.
Frank Welcome.
the Court, in double the amount of
guardian of the .state treasury. ranges.
liis
contract,
for
the
faithful
per
­
FLOOR
CNMM1TTEE:
No “grafts” or big appropriations
Harry C. Smith, Homer Reed, Willie McKinney, Ed. Haminerly,
are ever broqght up that if floes
The legislatures of the various formance thereof.
Chas. Brittingham.
H. R ichardson ,
Defenbattuli A Duncan, Proprietors,
not find in liiii) a strong opponent. states are simply wasting time by
. County Clerk.
This Stable is located ortthe corner of First and B, Streets, nil
Representative Geer’s high school passing resolutions favoring the By F. S R ieder ,
and grain on hand- Has comp, tent help. Runs a Job Wagon, Tsi
bill which passed the House was election of U. S. Senators by di­
Deputy.
gers to any part of the Country.
handed to Senator Kuykendall, rect vote of the people. Almost
w|)p w as a member of the senate if not all the states of the union
Attention Stockmen
committee on education, to report have passed such resolutions but
M. F itzgerald , P resident
F. S. R ieder , S ecy an »
The Harnev County Live Stock
to his committee and then to the the constitutional amendment does
B
iggs
&
T
urner
, A ttorneys
senate. The Senator, in order to not seem to appear. This matter Association will hold its regular
meeting
at
the
court
house
in
Burns
prevent any fight that might inter­ has not yet come under the ob­
Eastern Orc-g'orx Titli
fere with the election of a U. S. servation of Senator Markus A. on Saturday April (’>, at 2 o'clock
for
the
imrpose
of
electing
officers,
G-CLèLzarìtsT- Co.
Senator, quictl) pocketed tbe bill Hanna that great friend of the
IX COR POR ATRO.
and it was not reported. Another masses. When it does we will and the transaction of other busi­
ness.
have
that
amendment.
instance was when the bill to ap­
C. 1*. R.ITHERFORD, Pres,
Abstracts Furnished and Title Guaranteed
propriate a small per capita to
G. W. Y oung , Sec.
To all Lands in Harnev County, Of
orphans of thp state was brought
IE the present plans do not fall
up. Senator Kuykendall vigor­ through with, a fraternal hall Jox
St *tMONS.
estate
ously opposed the measuse—or­ <X> feet, two stone’, of stone. will
Bought and Sold on Commission.
Office in Bank M
phans were not entitled to any Ire erected in Burns this season In the Circuit Court of the State of
consideration by the legislature. with Inland lodge, No. 70, K of I’
Oregon, for the County of Harney
They had no business being or­ and l|arney ludge. No. 77, 1. O.
John Ott. John D. Dal v and Abner
I/-
phans and without a home ami O. F. as the principal stockhold - Robbins, composing tbe firm of
relatives to look aftpi them. Vet ers. l'he first fl ror will be used John Ott A Company. Plaintiffs,
that same senator plead with tears as a city hall and opera house.
vs R M Needham, R. B. Carey
and J. P Gearhart, Defendants.
in his eyes that lhe legislature ap-1
TRISCH A DONEGAN, Proprietor».
Plaintiffs, having begun a suit
propriate $47,000 annually for the
W e have given the Oregonian
state university and $25,000 for 1.1 big “white mark” fur the stand in the Circuit Court of Harnev
County, Oregon, against the de­
new light and healing apparatus
it hag taken on proposition of gov­ fendants in the above entitled
Well, he got it, ami our little $10,- ernment irrigation; and now, if
scalee Tlxis EZea,d.q_\xart$:
hompson
cause wherein they demand the
000 got pocketed. Come to Har­
the big daily will get on tbe right following relief.
Coniiüercial Hotel Building.
ney county senator. We have
First — A judgment against the
side again, for once in its life, and
good and skillful doctors and you
use its influence against leasing defendent* herein for the sum of
would have veiy lit;ic to do at
I the ranges of the western states, ♦ 128 22 together with interest
your profession, but we want you
(French House building)
it will have almost redeemed it- thereon from the 10th day of Jan­
to represent us in the Oregon leg­ I self.
uary, 1901.
MRS. FRANKIE BRENTON, Proprietor,
islature. Such .«teiling qualities
Second — For a decree foreclosing
The table is supplied with the choicest delicacies the
,is you possess would be recog­
a lien against a certain building
afford». The culinary department it presided over by sr
I he Sultan of Turkey has sent erected by defendant Needham on
nized and our people would not
HAVE JUST RECEIVED
perienced cook.
even put up )U opposing candi­ Empwur William a present of the following described premises,
four swonh, the scabbards of towit starting at the N W corner oi ladies and gents under ­
date.
TRAVELING MENS HEAEQUARTÊ?
wear A NEW CONSIGN­
which are of solid gold thickly the SWj of the SEj of section 23.
Large, clean »nd comfortable rooms. Everything unde|
MENT
OF
THOMSON’S
1 encrusted with diamonds, Our township 20 South, range 35 East
personal supervision of tbe landlady.
if the amendment t*> the city little bill doesn't seem to be
of W illamette Meridian, running
GLOVE FITTING CORSETS.
in it
thence 490 feet East: thence 261
fharter, empowering theconinion with the German Hill. Ex.
degrees We»t of South 82 feet tothe
fount il to grant 4 fraiKh;se for an
UNE LINE OF OVERSKIRTS.
NW corner of land herein described
glectnc light plant or water works
Pt REGI.M RUBBERGOOD8.
for beginning |»int. thence 26| de­
Must not and wih *
has In-pune 4 Uw, the mattrr of
WARRANTED. A LOT OF
|
grees \\ est of South 208 7 ft tlienee
lighting Bums by chili it it) is en­
FRESH GROCERIES.
>4 degrees S >uth of East
7 ft,
THE HILL HOUSE,
mri h . b symes t '
»«*«««!
tirely in their hand«
While a
thence North ilt>| degree* East o<"
Iranyfuse does not. perhaps, give
NICE. LARGE AND CLEAN ROOMS.
|N irtti
. fret then*r Mj degree»
the table laden with best in tke <
•—
iaqo
®he iimes-Muraid.
a
hb
First Class
CITY MEAT MARKET
Your patronage solicited.
FIRST ANNUAL BALL!
MARCH SOttL,
1901
THE CAPITAL SALOOS
Can both be fitted out complete in
the line of wearing apparel at our
store.
E. E. T
Buras,
- -
Oregon.
.
Commercial Hott
fl. A. MILLER & COMPANY