Crook County journal., May 02, 1901, Image 7

Crook County Journal.
tOL'NIV OJ'TIUIAL l'Al'EIi.
THUKi-SUAY". MAY 2, 1001.
Pay Your iiuk Tate. r '
In relation to the sale of lands
for 1-iiVk taxes, tlio Orcgoiilan nays.
"Persons owing hack tuxes who do
not want their property to (,et into
the IihimIh of brokers should my
tht! same lit Die office of the county
Z. F. MOODY,
. . A ,1.1 A ,.,.,...,)'.,
of the law imss:d at
the lust session of the legislature, m,rtninHtion in slow.
all old tuxes can ho jiaiil without hop on hw land are rather
j.inulty except the ordinary oo4s , im.Wurd, hut on high land they
of advertising and sale, if paid h-ar0 coming up even and making a
fore July 1. The penalty other
wini would he HO per eeirt. The
old lintH, covering a period of uhout
10 vears, were hid in hy the cotin
tv." The new act makes the claim
,,'f the school district or county
valid and binding, and provide
ulso that all propcrticH no hid in
(.1,1,11 1 sold at auction to highest
bidder on the first Monday after
sheriff. A certain
In degrees. In eastern GENERAL COMMISSIUiY ,,
day temperatures runea between
28 degree and 4S degree. AJM D f UK VY AIUJliN li MKUll AiN T. -
' The Hail An many pluccs" in now , ' ' ; "
. . . . . - . .
a little too dry for plowing anu too
cold for rapid germination..
Fall wheat; has stooled niouly
and . is nearly everywhere begin
lug to joint. .lthiiH. a good color
and is thrifty and promising.
The name can also he said of 'fall
oats and rye. Hpring seeding is
well advanced and in some few
sections finished., The early sown
in cnirii ntr no to cood stands, hut
'Jjj("ff?-' , ; ' '. , 0oSi -lis'"""
i w&m.m its:" -
Still in Business at the
Old and Well-known StandJ
ColumlDla. Sout2ixn
BUectlve U:01 A. M.. September, UKjU.
satisfactory growth
There has Wen an increase in the
acreage sown to rape in the Willa
mette valley. r
(iardens are .backward, and
warm rains are needed to forward
the growth of root crops and small
vegetables.
Pastures are slowly improving
and stock is looking better. Home
sheep shearing has been done in
the
Prompt lattcntion will be paid to those who favor me with their
' I I patronage.
' . ' ' ' griTTth Sonth North North
. . ' , ' Adjoining R. R. Depot, ui homi Bouud
V:' The Dalles,, Ore. Lmwi.Tr"
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i t CONSIGNMENTS SOLICICITED. . ITT LT u.
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if ll I I At " i r W f iiivwi.oi, i
t,ml(..r is making a list of all these,.; Willamette valley and
i.roncrties. ami some abstract com-1 ()j ..(j., r(.prted good.
The weainer nas oeeit mvuwuic
for les ami the fertilization H
fruit, nearly all kinds of which is
now in heavy bloom in one part of
the state or another. Frosts have
seriously harmed peaches in south
ern Oregon, hut elsewhere the con
census of opinion seems to be that
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panics uru uumuj
complete list?. The brokers will
buv in the properties on there lists
null obtain d-.H-drt in time, and wi.l
rharge the owners practically what
tlicy please to redeem, and if re
demption is not made will obtain
i id. i tn tlin lands. The
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new law makes the title good where t)l(,y j)ave n,t.r,.y thinned the
it in possible to designate the par- 1)()om an( tiult the yields will Ikj
tieular parcel of land, notwith- tti,un(jant aiul the fruit superior in
guiding the description on the tux onj ,,uality.
roll may be imperfect, or if the fou;M1)IA kiver VAM.kv.
name of the owner .s not corrtu ) , g L
Civen, and so on. At lie saw o t,e
the higher bidder all of these old W(.ck ,(t.t.n morc ,llV0rilble.
lists Willie entirely removed from lv.er Joing fin(,ly
(ll(M.U;,todyof the county, and the ain liaB niude tt
tx liens 1 vested ... the brok rs, iU
except such as they do not bu), (,rdeni ure mttkin5 v,ry
bu h will tloubtless be very h tie. ,(
Under the highest muoer hjhu ... En'lw,V( Wa-co unty, George
the county may not even get t ie FH Fall-Hown crain is doing
whole of the taxes Uue, as me i ron?klerinR , )a,kwardne,s
t,t bid, unless there is oppos.t.on, Wflrml.r wcuther U
,,M not necessarily have o lie as M
much as the aggregate of he back .. ,n gr()W.
taxes, and it is a!fo possible for o d(). weI1
broker to get hold of property ny . ;
bidding in only one year's hack
taxes, where several may be due,
.m thi! law provides that at the sale
property shall not be sold more
than once."
The liced of this country is im
migration of the right ort. Im
migration and capital are needed
to help develop our resources, sus
tain railway extensions and to op
en our forests and mines. Greater
.....mlution will mean increased
business for the railroads, and that
will result in lower freight "rates.
With increasing population will
tome development of home indus
try, and that in turn will provide
for further immigration and great
er markets for homo productions
and more consumption of these
producU. We have the natural
resources, the forests, mines, va
cant land and opportunities await
ing the capital and enterprise ot
tiie newcomer. Albany Herald.
CIJM ATE AND CROP REPORT.
P.uUdinof U. S. Weather Bureau,
Portland Pdvuion.
Portland, Ore., April 22, 1001.
GKNKlua SUMMAHY.
Thn week was ; slightly warmer
than the previous one, with plenty
of (sunshine 'and but one short
rainy period. The nights, how
ever, continue 'a trifle too' cool,
and sharp frosts have frequently
n mV'tirfld.
m The maximum., or nay, lernpcra
hires In western Oregon ranged W
tween 54 degrees und 70 degrees
and the minimum, or night, tern
ueraturel bcton 32- degrots ni
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D. J. HARRIS,
.BuperluteDdent.
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Will print J9 bill limrli, nntr
We have 8000 letter
and note heads.
'."00 bill heads.
2o(X) statements.
(4750 envelopes.
heads
I,h.U letter l.di, P'''r. aK-l.wuifi Inrrul Kbinlro
ura. hnd bill., circular, 1k1, b
'htmiks, envelope, in (wt, evry(b000 cards, assorted sizes,
iliiuil ill the printing lumatre-
diikble price.
W iilwi hve lnrge torl( of ether.
kuidt of iiationery :n -lufimn wa
dinn mid funeral utaticneiy.
Gardeis biekwird.
lone, Morrow county, E. G. Per'
kins. The past week has been
m-n rm with considerable wind.
which has dried the ground out
prettv fast. The wire worm is do-
ing some damage 10 iuii mu
grain. Spring grain is needing
rain. Everything seems to be
favorable for a good fruit crop.
1'I.ATKAU RKfSION.
Twickenham, Wheeler county,
A. Helms, jr. The nights remain
cold. All kinds of grain gowing
fine. Most of the peaches on the
lowlands are killed.
Elgin, Union county, G. E. May-
field. Clear, favorable weather
during the past week. Farmers
have been busy plowing and seed
ing. Fall wheat is growing anu
looking well. Fruit buds begm-
ing to swell. Quite heavy frosts
occurred on several mornings.
Smith, Narncy county, Post
master. The weather is very
favorable for crops; no high winds.
Light frost ; a few . fine showers of
rain, but no hail. Grass growing
fine.
Summer Lake, Lake county, A.
IT. Fisher. First half of the week
bleak and c.old, latter half warm
and pleasant. Spring seeding
about comnleted. Most of the
stock ori the range with justenougl
feed to keep ; them ' alive. Fall
sown grain backward. Prospect
good for fruit. Dry wind from
north and cast retarding vegetation.
All the cases for , ejectment ; of
Chas. Altschul and of the French
Glenn Livestook Company against
settlera on controverted lands have
krt continued, Harney tows.
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tPrinoville, Oregon.
(P ShopjLsne
and union Pacific
Chlco bit tike, Denrer, :!.
Portlind Ft. Wonh.Omaha,
Special KintM Cltj, St.
1:00 a. m. IuU,Chicagoaiid
Tla Hunt- EuL
li-tlou. .
iltUiiUe Salt Lake, D,nTr. 1:40 a. av
EipreM Ft. Wortk.Omaha,
lip. n. Kamas City, St.
via Hi-.'il- lxjui,CiiicioaDj
la(U4 Eaat.
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St. Pan! Walla Walla rwli- Mia.
Fan Mail ton.Spokane.Mla- .
:00 p. m. neapolla,Rt. Pain,
T'a Dnluth. Milwan-
Bpokan kee.ClilcaioiKajt
OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE
FBOK rORTLAND.
Il. All Hilinf datw 100 p. Bk
inbjeol U chan(
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For San Franciwo
Sail onr i U)"a,
Lighter Stronger Faster
Than eer ami
Eve-Oneners for
The Twentieth Century
Bicycles..
Dallr
Xx. Hunday
t:(v a.m.
KatnrtUr
W:Ul a.
CannnMa Rhar 1
ataaaMra.
T Aatorla and Way
aauiuBa.
(:00 a.m.
kx. buudajr
Wlilimttt aim.
Or.ron Cltr, Naw-
oerx. aiein, inuo
Pni1enca & War
lAudinga
00 a. ra.
Tuaa., Thur
and Sat.
:00 a.m.
Tum., Tliar
aoaeak
Regular Weight Roadsters. $3o.
t n
AH fitted with the famous G A J heavy tread clincher
tire. If you want a medium trade wheel,' we hi.ve the
Wat in the Uud in the (
$20. IDEAL. $25.
FRED T. MERRILL CYCLE CO.
105, 107, 109, 111 Sixth St. Portland, Oregon.
Branches at Spokane, Tucon.a, Seattle. 1
J, 11. SHIPP, Arnt, Piiueville, Oregon,
Lt. Rlparla
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tally
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Irir.m rttv . n...
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tnxa.
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Ex. Buaday
4:Wp.m.
Ex. Muatlaf
0:90 p.m.
Hon. Wett,
and Ft).
Wlltaaiatta lint.
Portland to Corral
In 4 W ay iinl
inga.
Inak lltr.
Blparia to Lawtaton
4.p. TO.
Hon.. We4,
aud frt.
LT.lawliton
Daily
a-itt.
W. I. Lawrence, Agent,
Biggs, Oregon.
"Both niT wife aind myaelf haT bo.n
-atnx CASCAUETS and they are tto be.
niodldna 1ito aver had In tbe honaa. laa
waek my wife was frnntio with kuadache top
two rtava he tried aomoof yourtAhLAhi.is,
and thet relieved tbe puln In her bead almunk
Immediately. We both recommend Caaoaieta,
Cha. STKoaroRU.
Plttaburg Sals A Depoalt Ctt, PitUburfc Pv
City harder Siop.
i Powll & Cyrvs, (Proprietors.
3Cot and Cold aths. :
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U CATHARTIC jj
Pieaaarrt. Patoukie. Pmenv Tina Sooo. T
Qoo4. Mirer blown. Weanea. or Otii. ate, Jaa,
... CURE CONSTIPATION, ,.,
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