Ochoco review. (Prineville, Crook County, Or.) 1885-1???, August 23, 1890, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text: I i OCHOCO REVIEW SATURDAY, WG'J&T 23, i TO 8ETTLF.ES. pablicatiod be inrrte! frtre. To Subscribers, All fluWription to the Ocaoco Rkvikw j t paid in advaiit-e will be chareed for attherateoftcnty-f.vecetMrmo .r tliree doll a year, for all arrear ages. '(.n "iTt'iicfttii, AVii (iEXERAL. I bWAii, i . Warm dayu and told nightH. For Sale A fine piano. Inquire at fhia o.liee. JxiokH as if there v.as going to be a rain utorm. The beit quality of Dutur Cour ot C. Koscrs'. J. . Blair ban gone to the Warm Springs agency. JameuCliarabctlain, of Mitchell, Kpent the week intown. Linn Woods and family returned from McKenzie last Sunday. C. 1). Ilardisty and family, of Beaver, were in town last Saturday. Attention U called to the advertisement .of Chris Cobra in this irf.suo. The air indicates the approach of fall, .though Bummer still lingwr.s. Tin cans for sale at Michel's cheaicr thun any other place in Ioh n. Mitchell school ilistrict wants a teacher. AddresB J. K. Keys, Mitchell, Or. Three dollars will pay for the Ocnoco Kiview and S. F. Call for one year. Rowan ln'.s received a stock of wood ware which is sold at reduced pru e. Prof. Bell's lectures have draw n a good audience each tiihtdming the week. Episcopal service at the M. K. church to-morrow, both moraiug and evciiiiij;. (Jood men go astray, when they go paat our store. M. Sichcl i Co. If it continues getting colder of nights tender vegetables will have to be taken in. Judge Sumner and family returned home from Willamette valley last Mon- dtfy. Born On Monday, August 18, to Mr. .and Mrs. Shultz, of Trout creek, a daugh- tcr. A?fj)I(.,tio3 fr ai proof notices mje t . jjjyton, Wash., where he is employed on ; co will nave cl:a rgo ot the schools iiiutS in" wt' pi.?r!' jrBrpr?MfoTpri j the ap.'iV tkntuirt. i the next session, there is no doubt tti57A."lbrWr No photographer has been in Prineville ; that our echoois will maintain a 'Jol. Helm and his daughter, Miss.Myra,ul'"'"fc' yesterday. ieii on Aionuay lor their home at .Nan ,cine. H. Ifahn, president of thc bank, is act ing as cashier during Mr. Baldwin's ab sence. C. M. Charlioiv is assisting Assessor Kelley to complete the assessment of the .county. Jimmy Woods, the jovial eal.jonist of Mitchell, spent teveral days in town this week. Miss Jennie Comhs has returned from .Salem, where she had been attending school. Mrs: Ferrel Beelor, who has leen in Walla Walla for some time, is improving iu heralth. A. J. Shnnn, of Cherry creek, and llarvy Stephenson, o( Br'.iige creek, were in town Monday. Quite a number of Mitchellites were in town yesterday attending the examina tion of John Flock. Summer goods reduced to half price at M. Sichel & Co's. No'.v is your chance to buy yourself rich. C. C. Mating says that cayotes are be coming numerous in the vicinity 'of his mill on Willow creek. T. A. Uren is recovering from his re cent illness, but Mrs. Uren has taken down with the fever. M. II. Bell's sadd'erv and harness shop is moved into tiie building formerly Oc- , u T m . . cupied by J. T. BushneU. The Baldwin Sheep & Land Co. are putting up an immense quantity of hay on their Hay Creek ranch. Do they miss me at home? No, May, not while you are laying out money to good advantage at Sichel's. Mrs. Jennie Claypool left on Wednes day for Selhvood, where she expects to Jemain this fall and winter. Miss Uhoda Barnes has retnrnen to her home in Prineville, haviivj completed her term of school or. Bear creak. Trof. Bell wilt lecture at thc court liouse this evening and to-morrow even ing. All are invited to attend. ' The new postoflice building is about completed, and Postmaster Palmer will move into his new- quarters soon. Jut. nd Mrs. S. B. Slay ton, Mrs. W. R. 'Uren, B. F. Childs and Iouie Vollrath arrived yesterday from Brownsville. The farmers on Lower Trout began threshing last week. They report a heavy yield and an excellent quallity of grain. fsome time since M. Sichel & Co. bought E. Barnes' hay for .$10 a ton. They are now having it baled and hauled to tow n. Some peopli have bad memories, but Sichel's customers never forget where they get the best treatment. That's right. Alex Heisler and family, of Beaver, passed through town yesterday on their way to Duf ur to visit Mr. Heisler's par ents. The members of the Christian chnrch of Prineville, Willow creek and Gray Butte have employed Elder Holman for a year. Mrs. Rowly, who is spending the sum mer with B. J. Pengra and family on Upper Deschutes, was quite sick the first of the week. The markets are out of green fruit. Some fruit farmer could fiud ready sale tor his products if he would bring ia a few wagou loads. - Sanders Logan passed through town yesterday with 2u0 iiead of beef which he will deliver to Hampton Bros, at Des ftoutes bridge. J Bi!!y Bardiord h:is miinaily iiopro.ed ; fit. wirt..'-i It ftnnni T.-irta rjl fO'tVU ! iag needed repairs. -7..1I .. 1, (Mn visitin? : IKirents here,' started oo Monday for Ur more than a year, sind one who would 1 come here would find plenty of work for ! two or three month. for gaieone of the nicest little Jn ,..... . 2 inquire at thin ollice. i lievg. Potwine and feutclifT arrived here Wednesday evening and will hold divine .... , service here to-morrow, and at Hay cieck on M. lay evening. IIucklehfrrits am about a month l:ttop ! ripening this year than common, hence j the Warm Spring-.i eo'ple are later getting j around with this delicious fruit. ; A fine shower of rain fell here last Sun- j day, and reach d as far north as Trout j creek, where it wasqaite heavy. sn heavy mat it interfered v. ith. harvest work. Tlie truest flattery -in imitation. We f!cl flattered about the way in which others try to imitate our methods. M. Sicliel & Co. Squiie Bell and J. N. Blair made some handsome repairs on the barber shop this week, and now Mr. Lewis has as neat quarters as any barber in the coun try. The Oregon Press Association was in sef-sion at Portland last week. The ed itors in attendance were dined and w ined at the expense of the citizens of the me- j Iropolw. On Wednesav T. M. Baldwin started to Scio after his family. He will also visit j his parents at I5rownsbur, Jackaon Co., i and will be accompanied home by Ins j mother. Last Saturday the Wat Shore celebrated ; its birthday by an enlargement of the pa per and ol her valuable additions, which makes it one of the best family papers now published. Directors of school districts should em ploy their teachers for the winter now, as j thcic w ill probably be a scarcity of teach- ers again this fail as there has always been in the past. Sheriff Booth has been busy this week. He went to Mitchell Sunday and arretted Hock, returning on Tuesday, aud went back on Wednesday after w ituesses, ie- Eld. ilulman will holuTservice at Wil- low creek ou Sunday, August 2i, and at ! Gravities on Sunday, Aug. ol. lie i will hold service iu t riueviiie on the fol-1 lowing two Sundays. John Combs has taken a position as clerk iu M. eichul it Co s. sioie. Joun is well suited to the business and will prove a popular salesman among the many cus tomers w no traue at skaiel s. M. K. Elholt spent several days iu town tins week. ndo here iho ui.ect- Ois of this Kirli.i'il .til . !.-r. tiMiii..-...! i.i.i. T totaiiemo poi.U 01 luiacipJi of me I Pihievihe tcuoois. ccl.ojl villi Oejui ou i Soplemuer ' From now until the beginning of win ter is the season of tue year w hen ty phoid fever is most pievaleut, and per sons should be curelul to uuarU against this uiseaie by uieiing and Keeping men systems in good comihion. (i. VV. SUyion aud Airs. Valler left last Satin day for tiie mineral springs on -uciumie. jure. Waher will bpenusowo time visiting in i.iuu and l oln counties beiore reiurumg to enter upon the uis ciiare oi her duties in the school room hore this lull. Last Saturday Byron Springer was in town, driving a nice little spaa ot uuggy animals, ihey were mares, LI ue, ana weighed UtU aud pounds re speclively. A his la asauipieoi me horses springer Uros. raise aL tueir lancn ui tue 11............ r Havsiacks countr Lust Saturday tlie editor and family went to Hay creeii. We were some .mat surprised to see tne amount ol hay aud grain that is ocuig put up on Mihow creek ami Hay crecK. it seems to be the largest crop tuat has ever been harvested in those localities. Married At the residence of the bride's parents on .McKay C reek, August iioi, Justice Bell olhcuitmg, jjr. Joun JulliotL to Miss Fraukie liackus. .Mr. and jlrs. kilt !-lr .n.l ,uu Elliott have a host of warm friends who join the KviEw ia wishing tbeta a long aud happy married life. ! hikh;H;vi.,d.,wnJnaiI-andmiL! V". . " 0n5. ot Last Sunday Arthur Hodges was com-; "leeinea by all. Lven here in ing down out of his haymow when the j Prineville wc have cause to feel lop rung of the ladder broke letting him j grateful to the generosity of these fail quite a distance, running a nail into ; gentlemen. It will be remembered his hand, which made quite au uglyfLt . , , , ound. IVtaiiatelyitwJhislchhandV1181.,,1 nCW Stho1 uEe so work in the cierfa ufa i- not inter- ! Was buiIt three ago, Staver & feredwitu. O. W. Barnes and family returned on Vediiesday from a camping trip ou little river. Mr. lian.es repous having had great sport catchiug hsh in the river lie did no. pursue the usual methosJ Jf the experienced angler, but waded into the nver and kiihM the tish lane trout from two to three feet long wi!h a club. Ahe past tew years ranchmen ,n the; who in h;s cxcitement to kilI arae northeru part of the countv luive sovni . considerable alfalfa, and this year Uieyi, tfirSt wlthout knowing what ! have harvested two crops of hay f.-om it, and many of them will get another crop yet this fall, making three crops for the season. It averages from one and one- bait to two tons per acre at each cutting, j or four and one-halt to six tons during; the year, besides making tine fall pasture, j be grown for hjv in this country. Dick Graham and familv and Mrs. Gecre Sum mors and children returned tram the mountains on Tuesday. Mr.G.!vcniea our -ttenamg but one of i main thoroughfare,' which could uapi we r unpre-!not be told wm tLe county road- two eeks ago supplied" with enough pro-! Pilrcd to nia!;e a general comment 1 1 vrould suggest that the supervisor hoteTbu 1 Va;i0US themJS: Thesub-joftbe road district east of Paulina bsfore they retained. Pick thinks they ! JttCt of t!;e leclu 'e whl-vh we heard j read section SO, page 14 of the road would have tad plenty had not the ladi. s, j was What the Bible Has Done for ! laws of Oregon and comply there Mrs. Graham and Mrs. Summers, been -o ! t e t n , j, j , - . -iiy lucro hearty. However, they had a fine lime? I" omilD-' Prof. Bell handled this with. We gussed the right rood, and feel weU repaid for U.cir trip. j subject aUy, shewing wberin the i however, ihoueli "Posy" buret hi? OarSchools. 1t;:i-. Li . . . . ' . . '.. ----- -----j-- " " " ' ' ' ! 'Tl. 1. , I r i - . . i. ;uibincinave acted wisely in the v' "''' ly' me coming i'ear: an1 with the Corp3 of teachers high standing as a medium of ed - ucation. Mr. Eliiott, who has been elected principalis a graduate from the State Agricultural Coliege, and is a teacher of experience and ac- cucwiedged auutv. r or the nust three years he hiLi been it, I :H itiiruiyfi in 'tp,.,.,,' ;,. teaching i the puolic schools of ' , - jtuw county, and his efforts have ti , uceii cionucu nnu succcta. Jir. A,lder60ti. who will have charge of the intermediate department, is a graduate ol the Willamette L niver- sity, and his success in the public sci,00lS uf lllia couuty Lu8 h him to be an educator of marked ability. Mrs. Waller will again be mistress of the primary department. Her success as teacher ol that grade last year has won for her the esteem ot uotii patrons and pupiis, and re- """"S""11"1" lomjcr IWBill0U i.. . ... i . i was mated a wise acton the part of the board In the past, Prineville public schools have maintained an excel lent reputation, having not only af- fordt.(1 a lucans of 0utalning au ed. ucatiou equal to those olieied in , . ... "" Vn 0 K1Ze' 1 E0Uie of tlie ,li06t successlul teachers now employed in school work in the county received almost all their ed- ucation here. To those living in Crook county who desire to put their childien in a good school, it is much cheaper to place them in the Prineville schools than to send them abroad, besides they are near their homes and can re...ain under the supervision of their parents. With sucli facilities for obtaining an education offered right here at home, there is no excuse for send ing pupils abroad, and those in the f.rIII.,l'lT ...l.r. 1.. 4. . their cl.ihhen in wl.,,,.! . . . own iniereet Dy placing them under the supervision of the teachers here. Killed for a Deer. On Thursday morning of last week, W. II. Walker, of the firm of Staver & Walker, of Portland, was shot for a deer and instantly killed by Glen Powers, a young man aged 'J J"ears w'jar McKenzie bridge, in j Lane count'. Mr. ' Walker and Frmk Witter were hunting on tlie mountain near the bridge, as waere also Glen Powers and Harry Benton. Powers and Benton were sitting on a deer stand watching for deer, when they heard a noise in the brush and saw something red, the color of a deer, and Powers shot at it, and like all similar cases his aim was unerring. Mr. Walker wore a red colored hunting coat, similar to the color of a deer at this season of thc year, which to some extent excuses Powers in be lieving he was a deer. Mr. Walker was about 35 years of age, and leaves a wife and one son. lie was generally known throughout the state, having been engaged in business for a number of years in Portland, and was one of Portland's moat enterprising bus iness men. His firm lias made its name familiar with almost every farmer in this state and Washing ton from having so lone dealt in ! nori.MiHnro! . i i -0.....ttui njauijiiir y, anu uv i .... . dealing fairly with customers and j bjr tb;11 Senerosity with their pa- trons they have become generally j alker paid the freight on the hell ' rom Chicago to The Dalles, dona- ting that much to tho 'cause of ed - j ncation in this town. Mr. Walker t i r, , ,. . ! lndCC1 usefil1 "ntial ! cltlzen cf the stat'-'' nd t sad j that his life should thus be cut I short bv the carelessness of lad he was shooting at. Prcr. Bell's Leclnres. During the week Prof. V. S. Bell, of Oakland, Cal delivered a . , v,i uunereu a Series of lectures at the court house rnnevn.c, on v anous subjects ; nni-T1lntn 4a il l . ... 1 ! eralism. Oth er engagements pre-! , Fw B i.j rreemougnt ana lib-ito "iu.u iaumii ixilVffamv. ana IVftprc rnr,t.j ,t.v t ! (.v,.i :.n- 'M r c . .-s, s-hi :yr i ; H encouraged the belief of worua.,'8 inferiority to v v this lecture, the professor is a deep thinker and logical reasoner, and though his ideas may not be ac cepted by all, his remarks have a t ndenv to set neot.le to thinkincr jfor themselves and investigating j assertions before accepting them as facts. Examination ef Joltn Fleck. T let It-Ul.t, Titri tl,!r(--l.- . . . r - - i e I t .... fcasfer at Jiltchell, Wr the i i.;n; . r m i , killing of (jcorge Chamberlain on thc m, n( discha a p t : ,..u ... . ... . .i ovuc nnu uic ( M c r.-1 j i, ui me CX- aminationsay theevidence ivas ma terially the satue as that submitted before tlie coroner's jury, a synop sis of which was published in these columns last Saturday. On affidavits filed in Justice Bell's court, a warrant was issued for Flock's rearrest, and he was brought.) efore the justice here and his examination wn bfincr i-.-m- .,.....J 4...J.... in i and Barnes appearing for the state Lnd xicho!s aild Drink for the de fense. Bay of the Orejroi: Land Company. The records of Marion county, Oregon, show the platting of many thousand acres of land in small tracts of from 5 to 10 acrs. Capital City Fruit Farm of G40 acres ; Sunnynde So. 1, 320 acres ; Sunnysidc Xo. 2. 1 40 acres; Sunny side No. 3, 500 acres, and a num ber of othe: 8 have been placed on tlie records by the Oregon Land Company of Salem, Oregon. This company is also doing bus iness in Portland and Albany, and has for sala numerous other small tracts. The great advantage of this plan is that it brings together in one community the class of peo ple who are all engaged in the same business, viz, fruit growing, consequently there springs up large drying and canning establishments similar to those in the city of Sa lem, which advantages make prof itable matkets for tha products of these fruit farms. Consult your interest by buying of the Oregon Land Company of Salem, Portland or Albanv. "Posy" and "Oceasioyal" at Lare. "Posy" and I started on Sunday, July 27, from Newsom creek to Mr. Hinkle's place, east of Red Po k Soda. The first thing to break the ppell was a proposition from ' Posy" to bet mo !?2U that Billy Anderson was not at home. Just before reach ing Billyh we killed a large rattle snake and "Posy" put the rattles under his hatband, thinking they would aet 33 a charm to keep the "Evil Spirit" away. When we ar rived at Shotgun, Billy was not to be seen, so "Posy" claimed the $20, and then we made a wager on the owner of each house along the road being at home. The next place we came to was Wm. Harris' and he was away. This made "Posy" $40 ahead, and we whipped up at the rate of five miles an hour, ac cording i to "Posy's": chronometer, until wejeame in sight of our old friend John Stewart's place and saw his pleasing face peeping around the corner of the house. This reduced my indebtedness $20, and fiom this on I won off "Posy" till we came to the crossing of the river, where Alf Alien holds forth, and "Posy" claimed he won, be cause Alf was in the field irrigat ing, so we drove m, under the pre- tense of having Alf act as referee, but in reality the puffs of smoke we had observed coming from the kitchen etove had informed us that it was about dinner time and this was the greatest incentive to stop. After exchanging congratulations witti Alf ad caring for the team. ; we partook of an excellent meai. We spent two hours in "wa-wa" ! with Mr. and Mrs. Allen, and then I pursued cur journev. The next 1 , ' ! place we came to where we weie j both acquainted was John Circles', S Like' myself, John has a face be- I ginning at his chin and reaching to his collar on the otner side. We met hiui square in the road and his face appeared unusually long. The cause of John's sorrow is that he is playing "bach," Mrs C. being in Willamette valley visiting. We passed a half mile to the south of the town of Paulina, and had to do some fine guessing as to which road take. ltbm live mile . . ... . . es there are several roads leading from the man. Judging from croekers call bench la:: J. we ar-i f fct-'l it 5 -5?st45fe3 ! . : ersl miles travel ever what Ueaverj I 'f. . U4yffS. f X' tJ?jL L.!tif . rived at a ceanlnul vr.Heyof mead-' y.CT-'i ;!,.!,?.; J?& jVpiOvJU. ow land, which proved - to te h- i& 'ryr Jltf?t f " lien Ua c.in.v i -!..cp : . home of C. D.Haruirty. At:.T -t- : v , :. .- y;--Vf h :;? i.,u :. f K-rmj n.u-t tine a rood stock of directions from i:?ir---lj.'?,-l W so: J. AU.in il : X.iY 1IA1J.. l'f Mr. H., we paed by the farm, cf C'has. LiKitis and to the crossing of Grindstone, which creek '-Posv'' declares runs up hill. Near ? unset' u-i ivii'hil T?w1 Ri-!cl- Cn.l, ivl.Tol. i was tsparklint; like an Australian oad. Here we ouenched o:tr' but "P.ibv." .IM.'t Hb.. P ,li .t)Ut 10S dldt, t hkf l.cd: Mtiv .fUfr t!i -ii. lid ii'.t i ' ri - .nl - v. ilium . Vjl til :ivu v.tl thirst, bu llock river water. We hnally got into a: big pasture which we 'aft.-r.vards ! learned was the school section be- i longing to W. Hinkly, who had ; ' mv fo hftj. prayed thn the county thangv the 5::, rV OL'U. mtt'ft.t-wV;: road so as to run mound said see- ' tZ'iVi- v, y- a- '-1 !'"; MUJ;,,u,,Ji!:if tion. . We arrived shortly at Isaac ! a " ; cr,: o.tbtt:.'-:";";' ZZl Hinkle's, whore we vere welcomed Mli 1 'Vl !U-,I.1' i!AllN- r!i:""v. -as soon as "r'c.-y ' told tneai he rie fur..-:w'-.t w-rr:!.a ; - son.;x post Vfr.j.KATro::. had come to make the lon-praved- H 1?,. , 'i.jv for change in the road. Nc-xt -day fth lf: ZMtifa Em.net Laughlin and Isaac Mills $-r0 were on hand, and alter "Posy" ad b :: V.S cn v- ,-,. nf, 'V. Si,,ri .' - were nn li.-im! -tf't-r i " ..,1 n.;,,;L.....,.X .. about their duty and delegating Iletny C-.ozhr and myself ;,s chair. bearers, we proceeded to view out the proposed change of road, hut il was adjudged impracticable. On our return "Posy" behaved almir- ably with the exception of writing a t.Ote and leaviiior it in fnm Cmrt .7 o ncy s mail box, which wi!i cati.se win to waae aocj.) water or &xi:n the first tiiiie he sa-s Sa?n. r . . '-..ew-Trwaj i t I Si M I All l 1 il - . , I? yen do call on, or address Ths REVIEW, Prinsvillij, Or 160 ACRES OF , JLHA Choice Lan 1 : Three and one-half miles from Prine- ! l'"-ad al,i ,!,!l'J'-'" :-'c ;1 l:' i the ville, ncaily ad under fence, lift" acres ' xut'! v'"'1 'i:u, b--'."v V--:c!.e tneivi-jr now in cultivation, excellent loeai'ian for I lVt V? ' 1 -!?---': hi Puue-.j gardening living water o-i the place I V;V?''!' '- 'Uiit'-' ' ;;'",ui:'ssr-,i11 t,w nood bouse and barn, locah-d ia!!!v ,0;f!atJ ot ihi.!, ,. l-.ci J..i - i3, l,:i0. school hotisa, jiiut the plaej for a person ' i.. ;;....,, .,..i:::..L,;laior. ,ui small means to make a ,r J'. V8'P?r?ame Hem3 "c uiiiu me next n.nctviHvs. terms One-third down, Man.-e 0:1 aw iuuiiv;i I'iLi .ii 1 j 1 h 1 1 -i r t i r.:. 1 ii 1 1 i L-Cl- ctad! r- : . o 1 nuLc, (Hamilton's Old Stable) Kafn Street Piinsvilia. Er. . 5 First-Class Tiigp Bu"ies 0, Ilaeks for hire bv the'clav or week. " ' . Special attention given stock I-ft in nnj care. FINE BOX STALLS For 'stabling stallions and other valuable animals. ! KpJOX rjUSTOJM, Vt ill Sava TiTi" Fvn? ' SCHOOL TEACHER?, FARM HASPS AND SHEEP Tn f'l.t nil mi.,n.. r... ! . u i.tl u JliiUiSll- ' . J . . I ea on scon nonce Saloon, Prineville. : X;r-i K fW-: ':PizO' lT:nev:'.!e. li iV-4-K!' 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