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About Ochoco review. (Prineville, Crook County, Or.) 1885-1??? | View Entire Issue (Oct. 18, 1890)
ORIGINAL DEFECTIVE -1 1 i !i iv &r4 i! 4 Hi is- r'f 1 I5 i n In1 i hi I 3 5 1! H 1 OCJIOCO REVIEW. SATURDAY, OvJTO&EK is, J Persons who have passed over j has jui-t returned to New York - j the new county road around Rock j City from Pari?,- where he romplet- Point, on - Crooked river, since it!t-d a series of investigations concern s' was accepted by the county coact, j ing ths prcscuf status of the canal. jsay it docs not f:Ht!iereaircrijent3 : !)-. Kelson says the feeling in i of the eontrilft Filtered into livil'stijismc tS r,r-.fni!n,1 lpcnjir When the question of iingjthe builders. The contract called i Sociallr, financial and scientiSc tfao county was fan mentioned we ; for a roa(J nine cH wiJe an1 con..jal!r Ferdinand deLesbip is dead. Wnsidered it a sort of canard, but j 6tiuc:ed n euuh a llianncr as l0 j " r-e how .it transpires that there is some j e gusccptihle of travel by heavy-1 IIlsh protection organs are still reality in it; that some of - those ! lhadcd u,amg 0ar inforraant, ranting about the grand benefits of Vvho are agitating the matter are Jfegijrs c M- Cartwnghi and A II la 60 p"r cent tarlfl t3X on mlPorted really in earnest, and are desirous jjreyiuan, Fay thev do Jot ' beVeve ! article3 U ging tobe t0 thoAmeri bf establishing a new county with the road i3 more hw seven fm can people. If it is such a grand boundaries about as described in wid6) and lbat U is P0 crcwke( as j benefit to be taxed,' why not put the Review last week. Such' a di-j to , , inmriS,;il!(1 fnPJa lOJpar cent tax on everything Vision of territory would be very i foar.horS8 team to page ov;r it with we CMiame, an 1 m ike m all pros- detrimental to Crook county, and we fail to see wherein it would ben efit the people who live in that part bf the county that it is proposed lo cut ofif into the new county. a heavy load. This piece of road nerous : is about 300 yards long and costj We would surest that reciproc $989, and should have been sojity bj extended t the people of constructed as to be susceptible of the north, end of the county toin beirie traveled over with all kinds ! .-!. i.-, .t rrn r.fr:tn no,o With the proposed boundaries in jofteani8. Ifitianot) the county ! couuty. If this won't work, the Ml probability Antelope would be CQUrt hag certain,y been lax in its j oniy pian Mt will b(5 to get up a the county seat of the new county, dMy in acccptilIg the ro:u before ! remonstrance opposing county divi- -.1.1 :l - 1 . i 1 1. .' i.J wouiu men ne remoieiy wcaiwi T(, ntr.r mnint. r,... from the county scat as they are at ..:.,.. n:. i. i. v. i R - jauiLe tins voti i:;i3 u-jl-ii iicut-pitu present, uesiucs mis, tne buraens tf taxation would be greater in the hew county for several years than in the old, for county buildings 'cannot he erected without addi tional expense to that necessary in paying the current expenses of running a county whose public buildings are already up and paid for. Another matter that should be taken into consideration by those favoring division is the"" matter of trade. At present all the trade of 'this country goes to the Columbia fiver, The Daile3 being the nearest shipping point ; but this will not last always. It is only a question toftime (though probably a long time) when the Oregon Tacific will be built through the southern part tof this county, and then the trade Just supposing, now, that it was true that we had put in the uiiu! F. Miller, associate justice ' and paid for, is something like!of tb2 Un5twl States supreme court, crying over spilled milk ; but this j 'd at his home in Washinton last instance may serve as a lesson to j Monday. Justice Miller was born the people who are directly inter- in Richmond, Ky.. April 5, 1810, ested, to look after other public ! and servcd on tl S- sv-' improvemer.ts that are being made,! Prcmu bcrey;'cars' and object to their being accepted j whateveT'tcW Oregon until completed acceding to con- j mating a credit:lble exhibit at the rac' Columbian Kxposition at Chicago If the nlxt legislature is not com-' in '93. let Pitics be kept out of it. posed of too many moss-backs, the iThwe is 1,0 senss in l,raorSig h'- i :u i. rp, i tor DOiiticiil strifes into a matter usurv liXYt lib u'psitieu. x - 1 is no" sense in trying to make moncv tbflt the whole people. cheap by legislation. It is as much; strange and the "other" editors a commodity of merchandise as who havo been aS!i:;rting that the wheat when it is plentiful it will j reccnt Ci!)-su3 0f Oregon was a cor be cheap, and when scarae, rates of jr(.tt count are no doubt ;aJ that interest will be high. The only !, Secretary Noble has refused a re difference a usury law makes in count, as there is now no means of the price of money, is that it places i disproving tueiMissertzons. of the country will turn to some j it i" the hands of loan agents who point on that road. And where ! charge acommission for negotiating the business of a country isconecn-! loans, and the borrower has to p iy trated there are its interests, and there the people should go to at tend to their county business, While it is not in our power to prevent the division of the county, yet we feel an interest in the wel fare of the people of all sections alike, and would urge that those who are favoring division act not too hastily, but ' carefully consider K?;ort of t!; Condition or Ths Fi-H .W;-..- el Bank of Pdnerilk, the agent s commission, whereas, if al I'.i.-trciile, in the :.' nj Oregon, at the there was no usury law he wouiu : Pt'SOl-kvi-S h.r,rn".r A i r,v.t fr.-im tlio nvennr nml Ian anil aUcfiunt.. .' XW2?.a r. S. l"im:l-lo e,.irc circ;slntit'!i l'i-OOO 00 I.te triiii f.r!iiri:Vt.Ml re.-t-rve :iirent.s 107(';1 85 nmn I D.ie fr.ia ot..ir XaJontil l-assks 24.-2.'i0J " hiiS iri.iSiiUcliaiii.Uiid bankers. .." 774 43 :-":" -!:wl--,--J j l:Hi;;a;-i!uue, l ;nii:(n'i' aul fixtures 5G15 4) fne pest;;l department is enforc ing the a:iti-!otterv law with a ven- py him whatever interest agreed genee. The-Sunday edition of t! 3. F. tiiirr of the 5th contained a list of prizes drawn the day be- runvsit expvn.'LM au tfixos paid Ksy ; lTci.:::i:i:.; o;i f. S. l'o:;0s 270 00 C!:;1:.--:-. a:-.!i (-I'ior t-ai'i items 7100 !'.i!i-ofos;ier Katit lOuUOO l'i .i.-jitoriHl i-ijicr i-u.-reticv, uiokc!.- and i-. S9 .:j R071 00 -tumlcr notes 1:1)00 00 l;(.-.ti-ir.)itii.:i t:iul with I'. S. Treasurer , J ,. ,, , ,. J T fore at a festival and was excluded raoro than benefited by the division, i .. ., ., , ; J ' ; trom the mails. And tne weekly and if they will not tlaco t!iem- .... , r, ... .. ' T3lj 1 V .O 111 LI II If I Til. jV1 1 X I ml 1 i'V t ' IJ- . i t. 5nf lnt.n n. new in:inK' 'I'ho rn't i . . . . " ! cials on te expensive improvements necessary v.ms seizfii uv tne iiosioiimo o:ii 0th, bceauae it offered , ., , J . , ; drawn next Christm is. fuj la onapaiuior; taxation lias always been comparativclylight, is only i 11J mills on the dollar this year, and this, too, after a hard winter j was intended as iij law blow to lotteries : (.'i j.er cjiit ot .';.rci:;nU:i) 'Ii.ru, JJ AiHl.lTll.fi. ("i.p-'Uil 5.t c.; v:ir'l in :--:r;iiii- f:i:nt' i-nlivid. '1 ir .'iUs ; Ncii'Cia! Tank uotos r.uitar.'lin. . . ; l;i'iivi-.t !h: iU-p i.-lr. ;-illi.:i'('t t' f:p.e(;l '.'o:!iai-l .t.-rliiica,.es t" (Urpoil .... i ii;.e cor'iiica'.e.. ot tlvfv'..-it ! I'ue to olatc Lank j aiid bauker-s . . . 552 50 .172300 43 . HiOO 00 . 14iJ.j 13 . GC.7:.:!71 . t!;VJS S3 . iamx l'i 79 'To LXi. 172Sd0 18 r.OS, CiirNTY 'F t'KOOK, fjfs: , .11. ..l l ' 1 ! 1 - l- '-t niiiier liiiiiearjuve-namca vit a jjuiuu pvaic uui must uu .tii:.icu , ,uuk, do .-olcsanly swtar that lbe above state- that greatly reduced the amount- of land affects advertisements of taxable properly : the county is i - , on .", , , 'i ing schemes. Virtually out of debt, on ,the 1st of; this month the liabilities amount- Willamemette vally farmers arc Sng to only $5215 46, while the to- i by no means wallowing in luxerv. tal resources were $9316 91 ; and j While there has been a fair yield there is no reason why the rate of ; there this season, their chief pro taxation should not decrease if the j duet, wheat, was not a large crop, boundaries of the county arc al- and the prices they reccivd for it lowed to remain as tlicy are now. were low ; the fruit crop was also :icht u true tu Si: bet ot ny knowledge and oiit'i. r. M. liAt.tJvvtw, Ca.Tbicr. &.ib.-(ri:'Cil av.d ;-tvor:i to liyfore me this l'.th !av " li.u. AunifB U(it.-iE, Co. Clerk. ;.-i i:.;.:i:Ei-T Atla.-t Ii::i:y Haiim,. U. F. ai.lkn, I)i In'. SiCllEL. ' 5 rectors. 0T0GK BRANDS. But suppose the county is divided, over half a million dollars worth of taxable property will be taken out light, which cuts into their annual income. We talk of hard times in Eastern Oregon, but those who have t)f the countv, which will cause the1 visited the-farming disticts in the rate of taxation to be higher here, western part of the state, say the ...:t i i t. .i : - .i 1. . , uuu nut must; im arc uestroua oi iarmersovcr mere wouiu consider going into a new county be bene fited? They will be compelled to rect county buildings, court house and jail, which will be consider able expense ; then they will have to pay the running expenses of their county government, and taken all together they will be fortunate jf, their taxes are not much higher themselves rich if they had as much ready cash as the farmers here have. President Harrison has been hob nobbing through Indiana, Illinois and Kansas the past two weeks, making speeches before congrega tions of old soldiers, school children person fiiidinfc any stock ad vertised in this paper off of its range will please inform the .owner. W i x t Tut .k: ta Horaes branded 75 on left ihor.ldcr. itange, Leaver Creek, rotof- ike address, I'ritieviUc or ranhaa, Otegon. ALEIfi (IEHP.Y & Co. i Kor-e.s lrande3 the old V'v'':V&'i":T. Vi!.-,on brand, diamond t';-A:t':V;v,- on U'ft shoulder; also V s v 1 t sher brand, heart on Company's own brand :-';'-" ' btar' n right stiiie as ' .i t ., j ar.d farmers. The Associate Press 'in the new county than m this. ! j-. -. 4 i" 15 1 I reporters trv to make out that fco it seems t.iat they could derive i 1 . i,,,.:,,!. ! , i-i i t ! he is receiving a grand ovation ut little benefit by going1 into a! . " .. ,1 wherever he coes, but thev are hav- ; A . .. 1 1 n'.vu in eut. itar.L-e. Heaver and I ritt Creeks. I'. O. address. 1'auli na, Crook Co., Or. .consider it .an unwise act on their jiart to ask it. ing a hard time of it. Harrison i.5 having poor success working up his second term boom. The doctors have discovered I that the erysipelas microbe will ex- j terminate the diphtheria and vice: otner ffnu i bring him out well. Now, if , we couia ontv pet tne tana nnercme Ur. incial The little interest manifest in TiVorld's Fair matters by the people of Oregon is rather discouraging, lint, t.hpv mnv vpt n-ft. trnkpi. v-n l.o- ibre the legislature meets and got a s r?J83 so wbe" tho 5atirat is 511 fair annronriation for making the I w.ith they inoculate hira ..... m, , ... ... ... ! with the virus of the r.fh exiubtt. inoresion d iRiiVinri si f Fair convention held before the Ie2- islatnrf! rn(fJ! tft Atitw-nin-y. wh it. hall be done and w!nt"'tha A&nd the bo3KS Plns:wa ba!53' hi' t, rm . ... i ., . ! the ears, liow soon ats w w. i iiea me icguaiure j -,, cau act intelligetly, and make such ; v''0l'.la recover Irotn his appropriations as ara necessary, i cousuniption. ihit if tho matter is let rest unliil! -- Ahe legislature convenes, nobody j . Secretary Noole has decided that : will have any idea cf what Oregon's there shall be no recount of tho xhibit should be, er what it will ! population cf Ore-on. So the : -cost. The only systematic way, it 1 botched up job called th? 11th con !6ee;ii3 to us. is to hoid a convention, i ... , , , . . composed of representees of every . fus navj s"'nd- 1 af is-; county ia the state, whitii can form i;n 01 thj secretary was not because Ail ate plans and make .estimate? of he thought the census was correct. 4Ue costs. Then the ledslatare i but lie was r.iVahl ti order a new iU heve ?a n fouaiatijti t;i aei nm.- Let soiuebo J y call the con-. weeUea, and w do.iht if t'l .-re.is a icoaaty -in the stite but .y.;i!l be np- 4 lb;r..es branded on left fcfi.iuider as shown in c-.t. K(i5:ce, Tirr creek, tbo I.e'.-rt aud Crooked Kiver. 1. o. address, Prine-ville. Zm C W IS 4 i iJ i I!ores branded as rep-rf-eiaed incut, (attic j:t',.ie braud on leit hi... K:!-.-.;:?, t'pper Crcokcd v-j" C' -"- -4 P- a Idreis, Trine- y"; viiie.or. Lu Lii;..riUd. 1! -r.-e., brarded nn left -li;e a5 m".(i'.i i n cut. ll'i:;.-e. V;fr Oehoco ::r.vJ7"i-- I'. O. ad-lreiS, Price Stock Ever Seen in This City. Just supposing, now, that we had put out prices' way down to the very Mi ll i ll SO THAT Umi C00LO 00- LOWER "gWOULD YOU BUY FROMJI ffTA LESSER STOCK ANDJI IfiPAY A LARGER PRICE ?J3 ? ? ? ? ' ?????????????? ? ' ? would' you ? ???????????????????? IT The Lowest Prices WE III TO ANNOUNCE WE HAVE BO H t Th Largest Stock WE POINT TO &3- WE ASK NOTHING BETTER THAN AN it 1 1 Si vaS isL j&. m n mm. m m Cf cur claims and are willing to 1 13 Fall BY fil.S K'- fiiun lull 11 Is! S S S S S U ' 6 . Vi. il il, YOU CAN SAVE A 2? y I sa pa , -y w Mm m m mW m m in a u h 1 m 3 m 11 MA KM 1" : count, jest it would license other; states to demand a re-rmrmerstion. i .-, j. Auaes 12 via op s oaar. -' , '.';; i'V.lii l-:rf-i-- B:iim U.l.-.:. l; :'fC!l, w!.0 Offi..,.NSt'.!(Ts.!. fcflliv AT OUR STORE. A ! ! 1. y a Lad o u ? ill. C n a .1 0 .1 0 CO, TO TH iii whir 1JI1 rr naiD Will f! ft.' A C B Rlii 9 11 XXK M mwmmti&kmmm mmm ail MB is pi ! i i J 1 J 0 J 1 i t-i! tii ni'.i-.iitu t ii in mi ti rs fe-'i't-s1 i1.!! i in iiim mil ui um try id mo it WW W" I 1 ; 1 1 I A I I' k REM '&; BON kiliii FULLER & GO. rim CoSAF liST 11 ET, ff-3 I A n i n Place in C t- ? fi' 1 jO. Don't listen to what other merchants Isay of our prices, (.'all and we will jiiake prices that will surprise toil VYe arc condemned by "soma" merchants. WHY?' . ; Because we under ssli them and they are . JEALOUS of GlIH SUCCESS. ff e fill Siitef to Please fc fUiiiiMi Ci ull tv- - IS I- Dr. Waluct iper.t a nv.rrstc: ha? una. t-rr.v; -. lV"-' ' Fia. a..'- iBd BUFFALO?. V. Iff - i- -
