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About Crook County journal. (Prineville, Or.) 189?-1921 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 28, 1902)
it lllxliii'r of Korea! llmwrrv. Waniinuton, Aug. 18. Few well itiftirmci jicoplu antic.lpiitti tlmttlni proponed fnre.-t rcnervo in tlx; Appiiluvliiiin Muiitititiiiii in KftKtcrn Tennewei) will lie defeated ill tilt) coming Bi'fi'iiili nf CtmnrunH Vof t...i fi.lf Wi.ll.ltif.irnil.f) lieitllltl tin not knnw tlmtlliere urn RoiiiJ ..1... ..I ............I...I l1,...u,it).l Id 11!! lll'lim n l.llllllt;v.t;ii uivn out, t lut t hIiou Id he full warrant dr MII)illKU ( I U if 1 11 H 1)11 till' plllll of thimii who are nchfiiiiiin hit" the net ting Ilhillll (l( till! IVWirVM. It HPI'DIK tithe inip'HKihk1 t iippl.v lh ex cellent pi'ilieiplo 'it I hi? iwrvutioti u( hn i'4 IuikIh, (nr I hi' pruxiTvii linn of fon-ft hiiulf, for the preser vation Of lilllhiT, iiml lh! CIllHIT- vulinii of HiimvH lo prevent drouth nod llwiiln, without th injection n corruption into the ii'liniiiintni- tinii of the ulf.iir Your correspondent has hecn aced in iinw-ehdon of inforuia- lion thut conic frim iiuiliiiiiitivi . i . i HMirce, Uint that proves that then: arc plan connected Willi tlm Ap palai hiall .'oi'('t nwrve the execu tion of which will not hi- credit nhle lo thorn who lire in plttifH of uuihorily. Th" h.il.l, plain truth i.i liuii. already luinliermcn are or g.inictl to go into the Appalachian MoimtaitiH 'to iwuro every foot of uviiilahlu liinhiT in the urea to lie included in the rcm rve. They are jin-t now ut work, nml when the rc.-erve nhall iiavo been K't aside tlicre will not he one acre, of Iorol on which iii'Tchiwitahlii tiliiher Hlamlx that will be Ulltaken. Not only tli if, hut tlm Kchi iiierf will take vaiuelcm lamln, and when Ihi! riMTVe hat been net a.-idc tlif y will rcce'.vo foientre-K-rve wripl thm-lor. Thi in the way tlm w'hewerr ere working: Thi-y go to the ignorant people of that region and buy their rii;ht at nominal figure, and uwail the netting aside of the reervc. Or, in other caw, I hey get Imhl of the lands from the ('loverniiieilt, and tln-ll when I hi- recre lian been wilhdrawn from imtry and taken by the Cov crillncnt for a renerve, they will h entitled to have Untied to Ihflil fort'fl recerve (script in lieu ' 'hi ir l.iiid the lioverriiiH'iit haj taken from I hem. miti people will douht the r uliililtf of them. llfuutioiit", hut li t it he undertood that the man who told tut) in n con of one of the liiiiiherinen who is in the deal, and that he known accurately what are the plain) in thin connection. Furthermore, there are plenty of I . . 1 1 here who are acquainted IMIp with these details, und it is alleged that there lire few forest reserva tions in the scttina aside of which have not been just such abuses. The ollic.ials are accustomed, and me been under ull Administra tions, to give tips to their friends, or, in some instances, they decide upon the tsetliiiR aside only upon the solicitation of certain intertst ed parties. Regarding the Eastern Oregon forest reserve, littlo is known lure and fact, little , interest id taken. In these matlera into which enter questions of tlouiituu pro priety are so common that they must touch vast interests to at tract general attention. Few peo ple here pay heed to the concerns of the district affected by the p-o-posed reserve in Eastern 'Oregon. Yet there are some who know of it, and there is comniftit among those who are acquainted with the region involved. Inquiry reveals that the proposition to set it aside was lurched liorc before given out to the people of Oregon. To what extent it was made public, or who are those who profited, is not told in the capital city. i.-i.:,:"- , uaiHiflifirtJi - MllliCnii UIUU, PWW.- ( w. iriW n-enkiivoitWL JaiMJu,' ""WCHtBSKW ing up the limita of tti proponed ltliui Mountain reserve, which will prolmhly he nntde pcririitnent liy a preeidentinl proeliunation nliortly, iifccHHiirily in it rt!"i;rv covering vr 3.MO.0OO ucrcu u ureal rnuny elitim urn included. The holders I ..I 1 1 ,.!(!, of r.tnill tl. l-il4 111 j,, r n.-liipjuinh them to the gov- . .' If .1... .1.. ll... ornmctit. If tlif-V do the. hitler they get hank their hoimiHteiid or xtimn and titnher right, according to the claim they hve filed upon. Tho-i) who tiled previous to the withdrawal from entry may coni phttit linul proof, us they would have done helore. or loav rellli- ipiifh lo the government at once. Thn federal land commissioner has given the hind olheers in ivhiwe districts th" propo-ed re serve conies, oilicii 1 iiotieo to per mit no more iMilti'.'S. The terri- lory withdrawn is i-'pecili'd hy riiiuxes uml towm-hiiis, and in- . . - . i eludes towin.liips VI anil 1.5 souiii, hi ranges 17, 1H mid l'.t; towiiohip l.'J eiinlh, in ranges 20 and 21; townships Hi, M nml V south, in rmiL'es 22 and '2.'!; townhips 14 and l.r south, in range '2-1; town ships 11, 15, 17, rJiiii(120, in range 2i; township I t, 15, 17j 1H, 1!) and 20 south, in range l townships 11, 15, Hi, IS, HI and 20, it) range 27; townships 11, 15, Hi, Kl and W, in range 2H; lowu- diips 14, 15, HI, 17, IX, mid ID, in rimans 2!land .SO, and friulional ami whole townships up to and in- idudiiiK range H'i, emhracing in ull helwiDii 100 and 150 townships. Hundred of streams of varying ii.e head in the 'KMX) sipiurB miles included in this rocrvc. The ob ject has been to murk out only the large streams, lil:e tlio John Day, (irande ltoude, I'owtlur and other rivers, hut most of the headwalcrs if their tributaries. The watei supply for nearly every county yi Eastern On-goli is thus affce'.ed. A nrcttf thorough insptction o the wHicrshcdf. of Kasturu Orenon was made last year by a party of I'tliled Stales geologists, who loft (he railroad in Wacco county and Irove clear across the socallecl leert, eiiiiirgiiig about Ontario if!er traversing I'rook, Grant, southern Wheeler, Lake, Harney, M ilhcur und portions of other counties. Their report stated that there were liundredrt of tboueandn 0f acres of irrigahle land, and plenty of water to irrigate with, if the facilities were only at hand, As deep chamm and gorges through which a majority of these splendid mountain streams flow . .... for a great part of their course are fatal to a gravity irrigation sys tem directlv from the river, and the method of drilling immense artesian wells was deemed nt best only problematical and experi mental, the best course in 'sight appeared the construction ! of a vast system of reservoirs which would conserve the flow now an nually wasting. The diminishing supply of water in many of the streams emanating from the region in this reserve is held to indicate necessity of action on the part of congress for the preservation of the small farmers' inUrests. Kill the water supply and a vast number of settlers will be driven from their homes, -and the feasibility of big irrigation and reclamation projects utterly de stroyed. It is the advance in na tional forestry thut has led to the setting apart of so many reserves the last few years, and the reser vation of this vast tract in'central Oregon is suid to be following out the same line. Where the timber iR destroyed the river sources aie impaired. The ireneral opinion is that the department in setting aside 6000 aURre miles of i'atorn 1 Oregon - a a - uuUva,iatU mortly. Umimtt ed, and the consequent invalidat ing of the timber claims taken up, lias only in mind at present, the preservation of the forests. Prim arily, of course, the object is to ditvH tho water, but it is not ibought the department will tnke my action except to prevent cut ing off of timber for some time. -Fossil Journal. TO CIIIIK A t.'Olil' IN 0!YK IM V. fuldi JiXHlim llnniii Qiiniiiin Tnhli in. til (lriix;iiti rotund tlm inenev if it lioln ii cam. K. W, (jruve'd niioiaturu m on ucli box. 'lw M(llUtil!l Niilicc. Nitice is hereby given that the irm of Wakefield & .Starr is this lay dissolved by mutual consent, '.;.'V. Hlarr retiring -K. Z. V.'ake lidd collecting all bills and paying all indebtedness of the bite firm. E. Z. Wakkfikuj. (J, W. Htahh. I A really healtliy woman has Ilt- Jtlo pihi or-(lijtconiforl at tne I f tiicnstruiil period . No woman jnoedn to huvo any. Yl'iiio of) SCardui will quickly relieve those j smarting niciistnud pauio and j .the dragging' head, back and! Psido Milieu cansed hy falling of j I the womb and irregular menes. J Inn brought permanent relief to j j 1,000,000 women who suffered! j'evcry month. H ruaket the meu- strunl orgiHn utroiijf and healthy, lit is tiie provision niwle by Ka- JUiro to. eivo women relief fromt j the terrible aches and pains which blight so many houm. OtKiwwoon, Lt, 0t. M, 1900 I ha. 1... n ., all. r.. .1 Ii wn uifn wiiu a n.vrB pain in m U)aHml cotild not ynt any roliirf untl I fl I! mv rtttfv ts that nn kn.. M I i owl tsfen all o( It I vaa rellrved nuiMw;ii, UUHUCaiW. Mm. H. A. Youm. I Fora4ranJlitivaiiii,aWiwfiin?iymp. l't.'. "Tiif Ltvtli' Ailiory Iw-partnie'ii''Tiie 1 GOING AT COST.. The Entire Stock of Wagons, Implements ' - and. Machmerf;, Consisting of aS3 kinds of Wagons, binders, TIf owing 9IJachinesr aj Salesif Sang !Piows, Walking !Plows and Jfag Fors, MUST fce sold out within the: next: 90 Days VJiere is asa one second hand carriage, with top,, edLin.gpa&ord&ft which will go cheap. ' . ' Call. and. see. these good, i before: you bug "elsewhere Fruit Fsrm for Sale. 1 offer for ";!. my fruit farm of 100 acres siui it'-d in tho Cove on tiie Deschutes river. There ure 2000 trees of n' sorted varieties ' of ; fruit and a ready market for all of the product. 1 T. F. McCALLI.STEIt, Ciiiver, Oregon. To All Wlioin II Mjr foneern, j Notice is hereby given that my wife, j l.iiura JCell, iia deserted und left me , and tliat 1 v. ill iv, i, recognize nor lie ! reHiisible any bills, debts or other; obligutionn v.!ii:hlie may contract alter tbiii h'-ii;". j W. H. Zki.i.. j I'rinevil!" Oie,n. July lCtb I'M. I Jul. 17, C I Dr. JI. Claii:, '.lie dentist, wilt return I from his fcas'ein tour about Hepl. a) and will then in: found at Ins olhee in this eitv. Jnl.24th. T)ii alirnatura In on ry bo of tba genuine Laxative BromoQuinins Tawt. tlu) iciawlf.tbat smt m eekl la oa laj( can be Cured ( If yoo MoL'er from ny cf th mi u men, come 10 ins oiae.c Specuiiivt on tha Paciix Coutf OR. JORDAN ft CO., 1061 Marltet SC Et'd I8S2. Yonnir rnra and nlklle d from the cflecti of youthlnt indnaet ir:r or ex cewet in fnatiirer ymxt. Nrrvoui an'i I niicd in ail its comiJicjuons; I per mblorrhtrm, lrMiaittrrhpa, Jiirrhea, 4atvl, rimvnry ot CrHimiius;, ete. by cutnbinwion of remetliM, of great curaiiwep" cr, the Ductoc lui arranged hi ttfatciait that u will not only tff-jrd immediate relief but fMrmnfMnf cure. 1 iw Jjoctor does not daiffl to perform mirf-Iei, but w wdl-lcnowii to be STair anil square fhjrtidaa urid Surgeon, priniiieot in hu wcialiy tfim nnen of Jl e drrblita thnrontcliU' erw1icatwliitm UM iytt'ia vtthontn'-Hiig Slcrcury t;VlUV MAN o'rlK toonwUlrft- i Cffventtr kowt nHortof hhcnmplo'i't- . f We wilt Uuir enter a HJSI'fJVK CULEto fwry cox w undertake,' or Jorjeil On Omsulttrion VRER and rtricily priotft, CHAJi;l VERY REASONABLE. Treat- mml perviiia'ty or hy letter. Seafl f(T bonk, j un. ivaru3Dte doqk lornico.f VINir DK. JAHntNH i Great Mnsenm of Anatomy worlds Com nA Irani how wowierfiilly you arenada; bow to avoid ikkneu and diveaM. We arc continually adding new anecuncoa. CATALOUIB fUXK. Callorwrlm I0SI Mariict Street, San Francitco. Sal J. L Mulloch, Denier in Real Estate and Ab etraetor of Titles. PKIXEVILLE, : OREGON 'Alt w aV Jl m mm I 1 C. V.. McDowell, Prop. Thoroughly fieuovnted and lie furnished Throughout. inies-irau Fian. Rntf $1, $1.54) and 'l per thiy. Accommodations are Unsurpassed in the city. Hample Rnorns for Commercial Travelers, Lnnjj Distance Telephone Station in the boose. ' pOINDEXTfUJ Shaving-, Parlors v TICK ADKINS, Proprlelor- Ehvini? Haircutttnir Shampooiri!? Baths A fine balhnxrtn devoted eaj'tciallv W tlin ue nf lad UK. Everything iip-tii-dnte and utrictlj' lirslclsM. lit Pnaevi e. Around the Capita). We will mA the vnlue of oTle fMJur nuA t ten wnta (i.tijin bonktit. c,ntainin twHitf' eirti pen and ink phti reduced ekrtcrii tj Waahilliftoli life by ni:i;l for t-n c-M Icur. ' nr itan:f. tueeu Victoria kniitwi Sir ' John Teinirel for wmilnr artiatie work rv' Ix.ndon. (Vour t-dit,,r haa ar.tnnlf nftl.HllV, NUTSHKLL fCBLrSHIXO fXIMPAXY v 105!) Third Ave-, New York, REAL ESTATE F02 SALE. t?i25-xs$0 acre of Heeded UDtmprnvKl laifl, covered by ditcli tbat furTitaiieM airtpt- wasr ' for irriirati'tn jutnxww. Oiwi rain tnna6ie, nnd all kin aof tender Vf.xcfA,le'nche place. Tliree .?. are fwriwd wich lr 11 ntre fence. Ocvered with chfUM-eto, fMtrrnMh ari HCltrinif junior. otttrane ii. ' otmty adjoining wher owner ca-n turn out his cattle and hut little fepdinc ner-wart ' duritm winter. Addreat JotiltXAI. Rai KkUW- Aj?ency, rnnevil.e, ltre(.u. FOR RALE A two atorv dwellhff-' mitfrr t ham and (mibmwa in th city of Vr.iiev.4i" Thi profierty i well nittuted and ia cnrer!.H hy iiTiKT.tii.ii, It cover .me-.urtfi of u hltca arui u 'me of the hcNt rtnidentce lmr&itns ir the town. Prion roatciiuhle rOM HALK -One nf the tv-t located firlfc in the fam-'ua clover Mt in the txiw re' ciuntry. omMHttrnj of l)i0 wit. 4( Aorea M cl'.vor. A j?tod I am 40x100 and all udir" fence. Log honw and other ordinary imtM-nve- -tueiiti. (iiHafi gnrdeu ruid evwry jvar and ft variety of -mml! fa-nit. 1'JO aerw of fifte na -" thriljwr that will eventually le worth nr thnn the price now aked for the-witire fr- AD under private irriatm ditdi tlx with the projwrty. W8SL Admini&tr.atKlIiM
