C0UN1Y OFFICIAL PAPF.K.
THURSDAY. OCTOUKK 2, 1902.
Crook County Journal, double the aggregate Um of the
tliecpmen from wie coyote, una
is a startling statement. Congress,
man Williamson says it is a (net.
There is such great diversity of
opinion over the fourth 'contention
of the opposition that it is possible
to do little more than merely state
the case. Generally speaking, a
man is on one side or the othur re
garding the fourth objection, ac
cording to whether he is for or
Coyote 8calp Uoitnty Law.
Pendleton, Sept. 23. Every
body knows what a storm there is
going to be in the next Oregon
Legislature over the coyite scalp
bounty law of this state, and any
observant man who watched things
closely at the ifsociuti.m meet rfj against the bounty measure.
Reports by counties of the sheep
Oregon wool-groweu ill l'( ndleton,
fould see the tokens of the hard
tight the sheep men of the state are
going to put up for its continuauce.
Congressman-eliot J. N. William
son of Prineville, Crook county,
was at the meeting, mainly to
make a long speech in favor of the
law and. to strengthen among these
kings of sheepmen the already
powerful sentiment in favor of the
measure. The eloquent - Congress
man bad little urging on his hands
-the wool-growers, in whose inter
est it is alleged the bounty law
was passed, lent ready ears to his
persuasion
The Legislature of two years ago
found means to provide payment
for the scalps brought in during
the two years previous, and enact
ed the law now in distance that
of every 12 allowed for a coyote
scalp, the state should pay two
thirds and the county one third.
From 1901, the beginning, until
the present time, 1130,000 in
round numbers has been paid out
of the state and county treasuries
to killers of coyotes. The grand to
tal of expenditure on these animals
fince the enactment of the original
measure less than four years buck,
is $250,000. Tfie opposition was
serious in 1898. It was grave in
men at the conveution showed an
unanimous sentiment for the law.
Umatilla is a fair example of how
the measure affects counties. In
eighteen months 6323 scalpB have
been presented to County Clerk
Chamberlain for redemption.
This has involved an expenditure
of 112,636, of which Umatilla con
tributed $4215.
The light over the bounty law
may be said to be fairly on. So
materially does it affect the power
ful sheep interest that the strug
gle will probably rend the state
as few issues have done.
8trickea WiUi Paralysis.
Henderson (jriinett, of tbit place,
iu stricken with partial paralysis
and completely lout the tine of one arm
and tide. Alter being tie ted by an
eminent physician lor quite a while
without relief, my wife recommended
Chaiuberluiu'a Pain Buhn, ami after
using two but l ld of it he la almost
entirely cured. Ueo. K. McDonald,!
Mau, Logon county, W. Va. Several
other very remarkable cures ul partial
puralyaia have lieeu effected by ine nee
of tint liniment. It ia most widely
known, however, as a cure for rheu
matism, sprain and biuieca. Sold by
all druggists.
The reports of the past few weeks
TliuUr I.uil, Act Jun. g, 1878.
NOTICE FOK Pl'IILICATlON.
United Htntw Land Or1k-,
Tb Uallaa, (lr.K..n. Ann. IS, lliu'i.
iitioa fa hareliy glvm that in ooinpllanr
with the imviiiia n( Ilia act of Congrma of
June 3, li7S, entitled "An act fur the tale of
(miliar lamia In tha Hales nf California, Ora.
Hon, Nevada and Waaliinton Territory," an
eirwulad m all the I'.iMu Land Statu by
aot o( Auau.t i, lft',12. tlie (ullimlng persona
' - to miis ii.uwa mrir amiru atuta
(iFtita, to wit:
, WILLIAM H. HDMNKIt, of Prlnatllla.
anility of Crook, Statu of Orriron, awoin
auifiiient rvo. Wai. Julv 1, IWi, for the pur.
ohaaeoi tht ae! SoC S:r, Ti. 13 a, r 18 a, W.
' ifAUhlKTTK A. COLHY, of Prineville.
ounty of Cnsik, tw.ite nl Oregnui awora
tataruent No. tktt, July 1, 1WJ, for the pur.
chase of thaw)awt S.v. 21. and nW nwW
8m. as, To. 17 a, MS a: W. M.
IKVl&tj K. WlNNrK. of PrlnavlNa.
Ctllinttl ill rp.uklr Mtuta. I 1iu.,k -.-..-L
tatamant No. Stlf, July 1, IIKW, lor Ilia pur-
cowa oi uie nw rwo. oe, I j. lit a, US a, W .
Of.
MA BLR J. MILLER, of Lamnnta. aonn
ty of Crook, Huto of Oifnon, awmn state-
infill Au T,m juiy ft, uma, (, (, j.urohM,
af the wt awK, ae awU and awtf MX K0,
lo. To. 14 a. ran a. V.
That they will offer inwf to show that the
land "I'lmhi ia uiore valuable for ila tinnier or
una man for agrijultur.-tl urioaea and to
establish their claims to said land Mora W.
A. Hell, U. 8. Coiiiinlssiouor, at Piinevllle,
Or(fon. on Thursday, the. lath day of No
vember, liiOi
They name M wltnessea. C. I. Vinnek,
Frad HiKirina. O. K. .McDnwrll, I. L. Holt
and Jou.t Kanuht, all ol Prineville, Omxon.
Any and all person ulniniiu advaraely the
above-iinicrilied lands am riieatl t hie
tlu-ir ohiints in this oltii ,iu or before aaid
l.'llh day of iXovemlsT, 1 IHiii.
auWu j4I. p, Lui as, ReKiter,
KtfflLfUtw-X
1900. With a quarter of a million; ln" l"e uolllus umi Ulelr "'"
dollars gone, thousands of tox-wiil enKafe'e ilu lbe Morgans and
payers "hollering" at the outlay I their supporters, have prepared
and nearly the entire west side of I Wall street .'or some exceedingly
Oregon unalterably opposed to jBtrenuous tiaies, a feature oi the
paying the ea.t side men money """'e will be the (leeire ot uuuiu
for coyote sport, the outlook for
trouble at the session of 1902-3 is
as good as for the two previous
nessions put together. The sheep
men, who are chiefly interested in
the maintenance of the measure,
tin ierstand this thoroughly, and it
is inspiring to note the steps they j
are preparing to take to ensure
gaining their point next winter.
Congressman-elect Williamson,
who, as representative, fathered
the coyote measure, recited the
four chief objections to the law at
the recent associatson meeting.
These were first the cost of main
taining it; second, the difficulty
experienced in keepiug out foreign
scalps; third, that it is merely a
discriminating law iu favor of the
to get a fooling on the Atlantic sea'
board, which will be lought by
Cassatt, of the Pennsylvania, and
a poweriul coterie oi ruilruud mug
nates. The rumors that Gould has cast
bis eyes towards the Pac.tic ocean
and has been backing the Great
Central's fcci.eine to build from
Coos Bay, Oregon, to bait Lake
City,.across Southern Oregon, tentla
to intensity the situation and cause
the holders of securities of most
roads now leading to the Pucihc to
desire that he be balked.
The plans of Gouid have been
years in forming. He has ap
proached the present moment cau
tiously having gathered in the
roads in the Southwest in the Min-
Tiuilier Land, Aut June S, 1H78.
Notice for Publication.
United States Land tlffiw,
The Oallta, nr., uk. 15, 11102.
Notica ia hereby given that In compliance
with the provisions of tne act of Conan-aa of
.luue 3, ta;s, entitled ' Au aot for the sale of
timber lands iu the Stales ot Califiirnis. I In..
Kon, Nevada, and Wahinut Territory." as
'(tended to all tSe Pub ic find HtaU hy act
of Auiitiat 4, l'.X!, the d-liov. iitic lteona have
men iu una omce Ulelr avvorn atatalneata, to
wn: KDWARD H. KNOX, of I'.iat. cunt, i
Crook. Htate of Oreu'on. aworn atateinnt N...
Imi, lor tlie uurehaao of tile seU uvU. awU
H", and ni sw Sec. 24, ljt. 17 B., R. Is
KOSCnri KNOX, of l,nt, county of Crook,
State of Or.K.m, aworn statement No. KM,
June 2f, 1S10J, for the imioh-.se of a neK
in.l k rfec. JO, Tp. 17 S., It. IS t., W.
That tlwy will offer pns.f to show that the
land sought fa mora valuable for iu timber or
stone than fur agricultural purpiese aim to es
tablish tlwir claim to sai'l l.nl before J. J.
Smith, county clerk, at I'liii-vilte, Uregon, on
Wednesday, Nove niter 12, it1.!.
Tney munu na witiuMu s; limry fleck, Ca
leb I at is, lii.lwrt Myeis and John lliyln-s,
all of p,f, OreKim
Any and all ieiso-is ct-jimitit; tulvereely the
a'stve desciiW lands ai-j rpijUfsteii to tile
their claims in tiiia oilier on or before aaid
12th (lay uf Novuiulier, KM.
aul'Sp , J.VT. P. LceAH, llfliister.
Big Deal ia Typewriters.
Austrian Uoveruinent Order liiM
Hinllh J'remlora.
"Viknna, Feb, 7,The greatest
single purchase of typewriters ever
made has been ordered by the Min
istry of Justice, which, uftor threw
months of exhaustive competitive
test, has contracted to etpiip the
entire ministry with not less than P200 Smith Premier typewriters,
supplying every court."
Press Dispatch to Portland Oregonian, Februnfy 7.
Portland office imitb Premier Typewriter Co., 122 Third St., I. & M.
ALEXANDER & CO., Agents.
W. T. FOOLK, Agent,
Prineville, Oregon
i.-i .:
Smith !3ros.,
DKALER8 IN-
Scneral TfferchandisQ.
SISTERS, OREGON.
Kcop on Hand, Sheepmen's Supplies of all kinds.
Rangers and Campers Supplies.
Camp outfitting, We Carry a Complete lino of Groceries,
Dry Ooode, Hardware Etc. We Hespectfully solid your
trade.
Cornett & Ellrins.
Senoral SSlacksmithing,
orso on
atV(
sheep men; fourth, decrease in Isouri, Kansas and Texas territory
coyotes is followed by increase ind to the westward, so that, ii his
proportionally of rabbits.
The sheep men and the support
ers of the measure generally, antic
ipate their greatest difficulty in
overcoming the first objection
namely the amount of bard, cold
Oregon cash that will have to be
put up annually to redeem the
scalps. They argue in reply, that
the expenditure is a necessity.
The supporters of the coyote
bounty law claim that a six per
cent annual loss was sustained by
Oregon sheepmen before the meas
ure passed. The predatory quali
ties of this scourge is not often
iiwotiated with any thing but
sheep and lambs. Hence the
third objection to the payment of
2 per that the law requiring it
is merely a sheepmen's law, bene
ficial to no other classes. Hence,
it is argued, what benefits one
special class should be paid for by
tlmt class alone. '
The answer to this third object
ion as it will le made at the next
session of Oregon's Legislature, is
alleged connection with the Coos
Bay road is real, and his desire to
gain his Atlantic entrance is real
ized, the Gould system will he as
powerful as any that Morgan may
build up.
btood Death OH ,
E. B Munday, a lawyer of Henrietta,
Tex., once fooled a grave digger, tie
sny: "My brother was very low with
miliaria! fever and jaundice. I per
autided li i in to try Electric Bitters And
lie was soon much better, but continu
ed their use until he was wholly cured
I am sure Electric Bitters saved his
life." This remedy expels malaria,
kills disease germs and purifiei the
blood; aids digestion, regulates liver)
kidneys and bowels, cures constipa
tion, dyspepsia, nervous diaeiwes,
kidney troubles, female complaints;
givea jierfect health. Only 50c at
Adauisnn Winnek t Cut. drug store.
The eicitement incident to travel
ing and change of food and water
often brings on diarrhoea, and for this
reason no one should leave home with
out A bottle of Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. For
that the losses in poultry alone are ale bJ 411 driigguu.
Timber Land, Ai t JunuS, MH.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Tiiitii! Stales Land oilier-.
The Ihilli-s, Hrn'i'ii. A enlist l.t, li
Notice ia hereby I'ivell tiiut in i-mni.H.
aiiee with the lirovUioi... ,, t,. net ol Con
incbf uf June ,;. 1ST!', ei.tilhil "Ait aet for
tne K'le oi Uiiiim r IniiOs in the Mann of
California, Ori-m, Ni'.u:. and W'ushiiiK-
toii I --mini-v," n CAltml.-n to all the I'uli-1
ne i.ioi ruiO'B nv net el .lijt:o 4 Virf
I he I'ollowiilu licftilm h.ive, on Muv, 31,
r.v::. men in una oriiec their unorn atule-
meiilit, lo wit:
.MAilTllA A. HrKAIl. of I'rinevlllo.
eounty j" n.tk, .State .1 toeK'Mi, sworn
t-.it,-ii'ient No. 4fi, for the ii.i..iia -e of the
Vt 'A w avii! e H a v sei--
tioii 3. township :i s., riiye It; W. M.
MAK;i;si. I'OWKi.L. of l'riivvilla.
eouoty of Crook, mj;i. ,.f (ir-vn, arrii
stjtenn nt No. 4tl, for tlie pijiciKine of Lot
II and -'end 4 n e y. ee. ;;, to. a f.mtli,
i-tteeu Hie., V. M,
They will oiler proof to ahow that the
lino souciit in more vuliuihle forilii timber
or lone tium for'iu!!ie'ilt-.iral i.ii-pc.e,
ai.d to entaaliih their chuiua to auid land
before A. (.'. rullner, I', r. t'uinlitia ioiier,
at i'riiieville, oreoii, on Munday thu 3m
day of Xoveiiilier, lnirj. H,;
J. V.'. Hpeur"
And Wagon Repaiiing. Farming Implements, Wind Mills,
Pumps, etc. Our facilities for Tire Setting aro unexcelled.
'PHIXKTILLK, ORKfiO.V.
lne
Iney nnnie m witneiwet": J. v. Hoeur.
T. J. Powell. J. 0 I'owell, and JooCuiavaii,
:;ll of i'rineviile Hrer m,
Any aim all pernon" claiming udverwly
the ahove-de eriheii lumlii are reijue:td to
oie tneir eiaunti in una olliee on or uelore
tuml ilrd day ol .Novenilr, l!ii2.
a 2Jpd. JAY f. Ll'CAs, Kcglater.
Gyrus' Jewelry Store
John Cyrus Prop.
Dealer in Silverware, Jowelry, Watchea, Clocks.
Optical god3, Sewin? machines etc.
Repairing done by W. H.Cyrus.
Prompt attention Svtn mail oreart,
Prtnevitlo, - Oregon. -
CHAMP. SMITH.
ISOM CLE KK.
SBTB'S
BECEPTIOI).
Timber Land, Aet June 1, Kit.
XOTICB FtIK PUBLICATION.
United Btatea Land Ofllea,
The Dalha, Oregon. Augut IS, 11102.
Notice la hereby Klven that In comnll-
aece with the provlslona or the aet of
Congress of June 2. l.S7li. entitled "An act
for the Bale of timber lands In the atutea
of California, Oregon, Nevada, and Waah
Inffton Territory," aa extended to all the
Public land 3iatin by act of August 4,
lf, William H. Peek, of (,'ulvcr, countv
of Crook, Htatc of Oregon, Ima on May ii,
tiled in thiaoflice binwonitatement
.S o. -110, for the purnhaac of the a n nc
of oeetion o3, tiwiifhip 12 rane 13 e.,
W. M., and will oiler proof to allow that
the land tajught ia more valuable for itn
timber or t-tone. than lor agnculthral pur
posea, and ttt etabiah bia claim to said
land before A. 0. Palmer, V. M. Coniniia
I'ioner at Prineville, Oregon, on Tuesday,
the 4th day of Novemlier, 1SI02. '
He naine a witneaHea: Henry Windom.
Oeorge Oaborn, trunk Holl'man and David
Burnett, all of Prineville, Oregon.
Any and all peraona clalmlntr adverae-
ly the above-described lands are requeat
eil to file their claims In this office on or
uelore aaiu 4th i av ol .November llr2.
J At P. LUCAS, Reglater.
a21p
"Wines, Liquors,
Domestic and
Imported Cigars.
The Celebrated
A. B. G. Ueer
Always on Hand,
Proprietors of tlie Priiierille Soda Works.
Two Doors South of
FirHt National Bank.
PRMVILLE. ORE.
Lumber, $11 per m
Frsh Sawed Shingles $2.75
per m.
at SHIPP'S.
SOTfCE t F FINAL BBTXLKMKK'f .
In the matter of the estate of (Iconic W.
8walley, Deceased.
Votic-e is hereby given that the under
i' aiuned. adnifnistrutrix of the extute
of Oeorge W. Hwallev, deceaaed, has tiled !
her linul account of her adinimtrntion of
said estate and that the Court has aet Oct. i
ilth, WW at two o'clock P. II. at the Coun
tv Court Room in Prineville, Ore., as the
time and pluce for hearing objections toj
the Kame, if any there be. Dated this 14th
day of A igust, lft. i
ALM1RA HWALI.EY, '
Admx. oftheK-tateofli. W. BW ALLEY,
City ffiarher Shop.
1
Powtll d Cyrus, 'Proprietor. .
JCot and Cold fiaths. town,. Or.