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About Prineville review. (Prineville, Crook County, Or.) 1???-1914 | View Entire Issue (June 15, 1901)
Princ villi; He view, N. I.IOill-'TT. KlMTOH AMI t.:. - - - tUTl'KIUY. .liWH lo 1-.M. Sutured at I ho l'nstnlfh'e i villa, Or., as seoond-ehiri nutter. TERMS In Advance. !M;), Jtro.vn rtUirnui i ' n i su it ntl B'.ain loc.it od. I: '.n up-, n this location Unit he i-hii med ii; !e in his suit in court. ; brown alleged that subsequent to his .-wond location In) diiven ' oil' t ho clilim by einnhues of the 1'riiii'- defendant, and ho tlieu took the! matter into court. One of his main : iillcjiations was that the staking of . the mine by Wilson was defective ; in that no west end slake w as set up. There, was also a dispute as to who sunk the first 10 feet of sh ift : THE DALLES HOSPITAL One war f! . Three months 50 , ing. T'Oth parties alleged to have done so, and each introduced much I f Not Paid lu Advance, '. . . . .. , ' testimony u support el this con Ooeyear tentinn Pn months MM "n;u"- Three month So; The case was on trial nearly all ' last week. Deiph, Mai'ory, Simon l0 TIII Y V'.'.t.V IT! k& (.burin, Albert Ahrihun and II. " 1 M. liiddell appeared for tin' plain- Among the many resolutions ; , ... ,. . ,- - T1. tateUraiipe ; p ., , R , , , in Al- adopted by the Oregon at its session neentiv held r ill y i-i ) Pi?i r l k i -U Lot.ir. of 1'ortl.in 1. for the d-U-nJ- bany, Oregon, there ap-x-are the fol-'. t losing relation. "We are o,Ved ! h y aUog-thor likelv that an ap to trusts. s.iesi,a.6 to m. -reliant ( poa, .jU (, (lk(,n (Vou) !lt. v,.,,.c, marine; also to the impropriations : :,, ,i. , -n ' r in tile lower court, he mine is et larse svi.us ul nieiioy tor the building of rcs.-rwiirs and irrigating canals i: tho arid lands of the West." No doubt, but what those who supported tiie above resolution Atldre: DALI.KS IIOS1MTAU ! O. Box 046, The Dalle-, Orcron.! C. L. SALOMON Carries Dress GOODS, Boots and Shoes, Groceries, Hardware, and Tinuiare, Guns and Ammunition, Crockery and Willoui-taarc, waxsLTcaEKa'tiaMrass.i' , have lived in the Willamette val exceedingly valuable, a I tons of the ore having ieH-. d i-'J-HHi. Since the comie.enee.'iii ii! of the litigation, the defendant corporation has neon working ail the ti.ue on t;;e mine, Hon. J. N. Wiliiauisoii will ile- . liver the 4th of July oration in Antelope. Senator Williamson is a i good talker and the i epic of that j section have made a good selection. 1 I THE COMMONER Issued Weekly .1. llrvjMi, ;Cook Stoves, Ilcatlntr Sloven, Camp Stoven, unci Imigei lev ' t until tlu-v have become to water ioaked that they cannot give the arid sections the justice they de mand. Those who have taken the opportunity to investigate have found out that anywhere that water can be gotten on the arid lands of the West, there the lands hitherto useless have become productive. We may be putting it trnng when we sav "anywhere," but wu are nut far from the '.ruth. When anyone or any body of iaeu fay that they are opposed to j me reclamation ox ttie aria l.mua of the West, (and we cannot see any other policy in the resolution), tbey are opposed to the develop Dient of our intent industries. Eastern Oregon. Eastern Wash ington and other places are living example of what water can do in the reel i mat ion of arid lands and it now has a shaft several dred feet Large sales f weed h made at The IV.!!- s, ti. lu::l" Five hundr.d tiuu.,ai;d I have changed hands and j it so!d at 12 e-nts p-r p.'i: net n : .u:ei c-t of; A dispatch from Washington says: "Urt gnn is to be represented on the Santiago er West Indian medals. Tiie pi rare of the com mander of the Sl-.-t u-ar-Admiral Sampson wi.i he o-i cue si b-, and on the c t tier a picture et the great ; " batV.e-shir v.-hich --teim. d a-ound i The battles the South American continent in j the aul horiti-s at S time to do effective s.-rviee in the by arriving from the t destruction of Cereva's lbi t. A ' four hours earlier i i. . i About ;:.hki. are stored in the Shaniko. Thirty : been sold at price , 10 i to 1 U eents per ( woal Use at have i gins; iren. lint. a:e c c i i r.htor ,.m l.lNl'Oi.N, Tkums l'av: I ! N'K li "... MX M" I'HS Ti: -.ii i Mon t'l.s St.vot k Cory Shoes Ni!;i: K.. Suits j; will send in moner fur "in- s for i'i H '. i -a v i eeision to pl.ic" the Ve medal was not onlv o-i the part sh- to i' i-i because of th- less n s: the Xavi-s of 'h. wo: Id i ?uch a lonj; v t!ie scene of tl battle. a'e a:: .-,!.t!i.- :on on the ee,eini 0f af.Ie, but e tanithl i making re.tchi.ii: -e.i.lv for pec ted. An,oi:i: serve rut and Wiii e t are N.i! U 'ii - :i Ke-.c ,s -. '."lent twenty i she v as e - -t 1.-. w th" ( oldr 1-, J V.-ll c- S.-lfJ in (.ur I .-lice IIS Si.nn US ClilUil'.l'li! (eet to send oil' a !; Itii.e. end llhV v. e n a shoit; Our variotiii lint'it are cninplete, and in many linen me cloning out vry low prices. Call ami examine them. Cull mid examine our Men's and Itoyi' a:nl gel our priii-s. IlfltS All kinds from .'la centii up. See them before you huv il-eiV lirro. Doors and Windows Ail iie,atihe lowenl prices. Wliito Load and Oils, Mixod Paints andYarniBhos Our Bacon and Lard in of th bt beift ipiality tni we phII it chuap. Clltleiy Pocket Cutlery, Table Cutlery, and Trunk and Yallso ah .iir Wairons cincl Mowiiitr Akichines C. A. I I.I.N i:. I'l.Misr, I'KIN y I I.I K, OltKfUN. 'i iv: -i i;i i: n ! 1 1 ; t ' Ju.l ing em. Han Eotne places are so situated that it judicial di?tr requires but a small outlay of capi- court for da 1 tal to convey water on lands sought T i-e grand ji to be reclaimed There are thou- presented to sands and thousand of acres of s'teno-i.t . f land eo situated that the expense , biavis di fa!-.: of boring for artesian water would and asked hi be great and on account of tiie un- a crime had certainty ..f success it is hard to w hether the same ha enlist private capital in this enter-! 'awed. He has the prise. In these cases the govern-, consideration. ment should come to the rescue of these sections, but the Oregon State i President Hays of tie- Grange goes on record as against ac:t'0 ba. i-su- d an er l-r that no this propufitiou. It is hard for us employe id: .11 be a dir.-.-tor or an to believe that the members of this . ofbeer o an oil -on pn.y or . f anv :ton, oi t: t, has he ! Ilurmf y !a-t W -bide- III U'li'it.m a acts r.gardieg the i 11 Of S.-hcol fill, ill. idvice as to .vheth 'r een i i.nor.itted. and become out matter under W. V. l'oiiiaiel, ! i i s n :un ' They are ii tins vi. ii,. i v iieiee-l. I i: nesdav I land n.-Hr ii. be in ii i:i:. Nire fur iei l.K;ko:i uver highly I-Je."-. I C VAsrr.i--.i-uv: mvn ok uonti vnttx a t.r Ui ..-:i.,-r ..::.! i-.M.-ct In Orrfwn lor ..,1 f.lHl il"!:,-,! nisi. iif, uirtea lnit,Alt 1:...., hn -:, u- I'ty llilii..lr m.ir o.mi mji. r . e... r.-.ttnr.J inir rnlvrf.net !li .-i k III ril.v i-!l K:i.-l.-c ,rlt R,ttrfl i- l .!,u :.,,l ,,. Mn-i.i(K-iiimr, ThlrJ Kl.,, r. Iln.ib-.rn l lii.-co. he gl IYE The iw Adrianee Piatt THE PLACE TO SAVE MONEY . J Mr. M Nrt'Dur ,t ,v K; .1 : Ltliil.' lh.it , IlJlt tlllU -JIM , ; for u j-f aern '. abjce !u:n!r. tiiXi ubr".i'J. t- Vc 1 I MOWERS, REAPERS, mo BINDERS. r ! Now Is the time to fill your vnrm wot SUirt Vnitts A nice variety to cbo. se fio.n. Uin;erie White : tlior n "fd. St body are opposed to the general ou'stde corporation. ...r eng ine in prosperity of the arid section, but, : an.v outsi-ii- bu-im---, hut imi-i give ; the thought occurs to us, ''Do they, to the i-rvice t the meanit?" ' - Southern i'.ir-iri.! eomp.ny. ; In this connection, we desira to give what Professor Meade, the ,r 1 lor : Marth To ' Years, lav. Th- est Mail: ueliine on ; Night Ib.heK, Oliver. i, Ihawtis, 1'heiiiii.t', (mitt agricultural department I'rosi. -ijt McKini -y a wise conclusion an-i o is come to ! i expert, ".. I'muu-wu mn iia iinii'iunc-1 gaye before the industrial comrnis-, fa lhal '"' '" ""! u'-' ""' a! (ion at Washington. He said that candidate f-,r a thirJ t-rm and will j irrigation is nacesBarv in two fifths i not "i'1 a t.o.-:s.4vttoti if it were j Al'MINISd !:.ln Nof.Ct; Ifc h r.- I hfti I'-'t-n i;.;i ; : ... tilt- UU- o; ur.-. i .r i fit.-'1'! . -i ; r .i - !; -:i h i'.k;i:,. " t:i PritM-i ,! . f f iAtel inii 1.1 i -if I ; iLouier Prices Than Ever Hollinswori ii Huvrakcs, .!iickoii Hayforks, Iiaycnn'icrs, iHocks, Hangers and Derrick Irons. A Fell for All Makes of Machines SlIKKIK:-' of the area of the United States, to make farming profitable. To those inclined to think it a EectiotiHl question he would say that irriga tiou within the pas,t few years had redeemed an area in Louisiana anil Texas larger than the New England gtatep, causing an increase in the ; value of land from -"f - j to 150 and j f 100 an acre. He said that irriga tion is becoming a necessary ad junct to make gardening profitable alone the Atlantic coast. lie es timated that there are no fewer than 7-5,OoO irrigation ditches in the United State", costing a total of not less than 1200,000,000, and Dossiblv much more. He advoca- ted government aid under certain restrictions in reclaiming some sec tions of the country by irrigation. tendered h Lieutenant Henry T. Mitchell, of the the Korty-Fint Regiment, has been arre-ted and will hi; tried bv court martial on the charge of em bezzlement at ibico.or of public1 funds. .Vilifl; i. !:pr rinv. th '-'h .la llm huur -ill i. ro irlli'i'ei: Ot -' Mi, -. il a-t,i.M.-r 1t H.liJ In (.run year 1-w. leiU-1 tbU I-! A I.i., 1 w ,1 i : 11 . . -..I 1 FRANK ELKiHS & CO., Sole Agents, phoi..- 7;;. SMITH END I'.LA C'KSMITH SHOP. Tax3lKC'JeEsgB.i hi IT Fuli A ill sic. The case of T. J. Brown and 13. W. Maddox against the Oregon King Mining company was decide d last Saturday at Portland in favor of the plaintiffs. The verdict was that plaintiffs were entitled to the mine by right of discovery and possession. A history of the case is about as follows: Prown first located on the claim, which is situated in Crook county in 1897, Accord ing to the testimony, fays the Oregoniai, be did not perform aufficient labor upon it to bold it, and in June, 1H1W, a party head ad by (j. M. Wilson located on the claim. They did soma work, ac cording to their story, and sold to the Oregon King Mining company, a corporation orginized under tiie lws of Wyoming. In January, ? i vv If ' J j WANTKP-Af-nVK MA. , aclcr lo -li'iiv.-r iiiol i-m ! Oi'l cln.is,hf"l fim::'t: hotii.ft. l.i-' a -':itr. ui'. thuti c xpt-ri'.-n-'- Ti- i i . i any i n it n ri , . i ; eI Liin,t;iJ i.-i;M ,.- 'I hiM K.i.or, inrti-.f , TH AN M E!?V APPLE ES TO Tj.E- Golden Medical U!5covery Takn early ir Will Ti2CS2jGZ3 Luns are affected ANU RESTORE ISEALTH. ir ALWAYS UEIPS i Thelrl R. Hx-lii 1001 A,ranae. j Whutevcr may i,e mij i ,A the n ienijfSi: i rirnm Un l.ii-li the iti-v, Irl K. Hicks b,iH.:fi I, in Venrlv fi.iiea-.lrt i,t sturiri ami weather, it m a reiudrkublv fun t that spi-eita: n .n :,ii,hu o( eieij ! K'eat sturni, i i il t-yid wave aiei ilroutli, ; have been plainly innteil m l.ii ii-m ; fumoiM Almanac lur many erx. 'l ie ; latest htiirliinjr n,nf of thi, Un. : tin' tllB lleHtrlletiuli ef I i.il vpkIhii, T,-xu4, ion the very day iiiiidimI by I'rof. Ilii-ks i in his l!i jO Al inafi-.e, h1 one of ijisasler by storm nlooit iolf coa-.tn. Tim HlOI Almanae, l,v f:ir tin. lim-M, n.il eomiliiti! mill biMiitilul yet publishe-l, ia now rcmly. This rn iiarlmhlu book of near two liuielreil p,-ieH, splendid j illuHtrnled with eliurts and halftone' engra viiifi, goes hk a ireniium to evei "iiiicerini-r fino pav one Hnllnr a year lor I'rof. Ili.-kh' jeurnal, VV.mo ami ' Wohks. llie A:iniinue aloim is sent j prepaid for only 2.. Oi'ler from Won, I ami WoiiKH I'nblehin I oinpany, 2i!Ul I I.oeust Mn-et, 8t. I.oiiik. Mo. ' I Tin; oi!hv.c:4 Live-Stock ;inl '(Hi-(ir(fvci's' Joliri!;!!. r 'uhlif-li-ii at, roii'lW'ion, Oro. j The Leading FaciSc NcrthvGst F-flanazine 7 I.F'i AN T Imif ldit HHifctratlonn of Hhrtp, fittilo nl H'trir., from ib'iU of at.n k ri it'll in OrfK'ui. V.h iiiyfnti, M'Hitii n int'l I'!a!in. Kin tlmr fiutiiy up to 'ind- huJ ujitnln rollaM h 4i f llii- llienltrfk w.irlil, iJUrin- itni. rurreoU(t't)c! ami ipMM'h of Hi Boit-.i v r ! t f-r i.n .'p'-p. i'aitl', ami H'r ni.-l Cur u. Nw, tt"Wln th pnrfu if tint II vfciiK-li wnrM , tln prirt'H Ml'l U,r Wn- I, Mh.-.'i, I aitlu aii'l if"irii!, fU, ctf, Inttrptllmt KKrirtill ii ml rnattrr an1 foinprehi-imi v and rr I tat' UiarWt'l n p-i t. Regular SuLccriptiou Price $1.00 per Year We furnif-h it with the Pkvikw for II.. V). Hi-inl nil order- to the I'.kvikw, Prineville, Or. Straw Hats fer bia men, fur little men, fur bnv and girU, any one who ban th nioney ran buy a hat nf any kinH at the Pee Hive, fur 1 lit the head an well n the porki-l hook. KRICIC! FKICICt (!rinitewar and (iliinwiire yiven any linking Powcftr priies. Klondilce Tolmrro leudu all others in pried aikI ipmlily for sale onlv at tin) Men Hive. l)oi-s not burn the tongue. Tabla Oilelotlm in white and colored. A Share of Your Pntrjnnyo Is Rospfctfully Solicited, J. MICHEL EI) N WHITE JOHN COM HS OlrllTE & G0WBS DEAL HKS IN Liquors, Wines, and Cigars Doniestie and Imported A H LI PPM AN ;Sells Furniture FOR CASH Also on eciay payment I, Oft tltill.E. H..ridm'i1iil,li-eli, DIREST on monthly payments il.lli.lulj; J Call and soo us at our now headpuarters next door south Poindcxter Hotel. "( DromntlvnrACTirf ttXL kfi i'l f Uf UIjuCj i ,t I rut) Tnr,',rt i,n i.nu-nl f)Obw,m II H. fttid J''.ri((J'iin'st,.iTra'i') Markii.' W ''' LAWYEK8 Of 2fl yfl. BB' PI 0( flfKl DATtUTC nnriMinrn lunniirii Ct ...-y'w""' """na rnuwtitu i nnyuiin YC. A. SNOW & CO. PATENT LAWYERS, (lj J Opp. U, 8. Patwt Office, South End Planing Mill ED. HARBIN, Proprietor. Ksepg on hand 'all kinds of DreHund und llouli Lumber. furninbingR of all kindn, Mouldingn, etc. Hou vp. w. o. raieni umce, 1..'. inlttli I UN, U- li. V ft 'ositivcly ii .. n i u uuuu S Oiarscd Steam Dry Kiln Shingles, both unwed and cut. Bicycle Sundries. Bicycle Repairing a Speclatly
