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About Crook County journal. (Prineville, Or.) 189?-1921 | View Entire Issue (March 5, 1903)
, Crook County Journal, Oountr Qfflolttl Papor, taUHHDAT.MAItOil 5, 1IH)3. '.. .'. '. .' " i .. .. f ..'..'"; 1'raicll'llt HoiMCVelt will, it in wtid, likn his prodcccwforH In ollleu, Ihi ui'iiormiH willi tiiu political jutHnin cunt out by Congriom In tin form of uX'Hmmtoi'H and ex-Kopiv-scntutivo" once in two yinim. "Con (,'riwionnl liiinit duck," t J mn im'ii appeal in iiuiriiiHtng numbers u thtr years go on fur Federal pit l roniiK. "CongrcHHimutl ' liiwi' t1uckn" Incapacitated by official lifo in tho ability to liiko cure of tlii'tiwi'lviit) according to tlio stand ard of living net up by "poHilion," tho'pcHlerod mul indulgent Chief MBKintratii "lookii out for thorn" mill tlii'y are "lot down oiwy." Of course, as observed liy our Well ington correspondent, nil of tint "Iiiiiiu ducks" eiinnot 1 o Inkim cure of, hut it in llotillt'ltlllo t It II t tllllHI' tlmt gain proiniiiniicij by wild flut tering miidti In tin) desperate at tempi to maintain their ploce in Congress ii i'o given a toft spot on which to iiiiglit. In otbi'r word, they are "taken euro of," an bo Co n I'D political orphans, turned out in the cold, cold world, mid art provided, temporarily lit leant, witli means of support, Foster children of tho (iovoruineiit, tlmy take the proffered or extorted dole as tlioir right, just an the reigning family in England accepts the royal grunts from Parliament, ag grieved only when the income fulls below the self-assessed valuation of their junt dimorU. Them is gome difference still between a conslitu tionnl monarchy and a Republic, but it narrows H;rceptibly yuar after year in regard to the number of benclkiarioii carried under one title and another upon the Treas ury payrolls. Oregonian. RnltMilH Iblllilee of Weal em Deaertet Tho irrigation possibilities of the arid Went, especially that part of it included In tho great interior basin, once culled the tirent Ameri can Denert, are daily becoming more apparent. Surveys for rescr voir cites reveal tho fact that there nro many locations where water can be cheaply stored and uned for power and irrigation. Other sur- veyM bIiow largo tracts of good farming land favorably located for watering from there storago roser voirtt. A more detailed study In being made of llm amount of water each watershed will fiirninh, eK'cinlly thone on which there are good res ervoir sill's, and the losses of water from each. Under the direction of Mr. L. If. Taylor, resident hydro grapbiT of the Geological Burvcy at Heno, Kevadii, thirteen new utreaui gaging stations have been established in Nevada and eastern California. Three of thono are on Walker river ami branches, one on Carson river, six on Trucked river and tributaries, and four on the Humboldt mid its tributaries. The run off data from there and the other eight gaging stations on these streams, when they cover a period sufficiently long to Include the two extremes of runoff ,will bo of great value in determining the irrigation possibilities and designing the works on each. A dozen rain gages are to I located at Characteristic places in this section. These, with the eleven already in use there, will, with the aid of tho run-off data, render ascertainable the ratio of percipilation to run-off, and thus enable engineers to compute, from rainfall records, the run-off from adjacent auxilliary water sheds. Evaporations from the sur face and fluctuations of the surface level of some of the lurger lakes aro lwing meanuied, and losses in cident to storage of large bodies of water and losses from small bodies of running water are to be studied. During tlio hint season Mr. Taylor has been assisted by Prof. E. C. Murphy, of Cornell University. , 1 Nlrlkraa Hick I In. Iloy'a l:nr On lirtllor, The Ti'Cumsch Republican of a recent ditto contains the following: "An editur is a feller that runs a newspaper and soUf typo and smokes cigarettes, and sometimes cushcs, He is an offal silo on irons day and When bene got ink on his hands and face and gets mad when a subscrber stops his paper and don't pny up. A editur has to be a offal good (idler and rite nil kinds of lyes about people who don't desorvo it. Editurs aro al ways in a good umor generally when they ain't on their year about something and they change their mind more times in a day than a mule can kick. They cun say some beautiful things about new married folks and wipe big tuars of grief any time one is sick with colic or any old thing. My paw is a editur. My paw says mc'rchanls is bigger liars than editurs. Home times merchants soz they (eel good twards you and will patron ize you and then put a big ad in the other fellers paper and say nary doggon word to you. That makes paw mad. The funniest tiling I ever saw was paw hugging the ollicc devil she was a girl and he turned instanter when I eum in and begin to fummel around the forms and look real mean. He said ho was justifying the forms and fixing to go to. press or some thing. Sumtimcs I think I'd like to lie an editur when I got growed up." A Horrible Outbreak. "I was troubled lor several years with clironio indigestion and nervous debility," writes K.J, Green, of Lan caster, K. If., "No r mcily lielsjil me unlil I began using Electric Hitters, which did mo more good than oil the medicine I ever used. They have also kept my wife in excellent health for yean. 8ho my Electric Bitters lira jtmt splendid for femnlo troubles; tlmt the. are a grand tonio an in vignrator lor weak, run down women. No other medicine can like its placo i,l our family." Tr. lliem. Only Me. Satisfaction giiaraut eil by Adumson i. Winnek Co. Subscribe for Journal "Of lame sores on my little daugh ter's head developed into a case of scald head" writes C. D. Iebill of Mor unnLm. Tenn., but Bucklen's Arnica Hulve completely cured her. It's, a guaranteed euro for Eciema, letter, rtalt Klieum, Pimples, Sores, Ulcers and Piles. Only 25 cents at Adam son A Winnek Co. Ojuerlra. How cheap docs a man (eel when he gives himself away? If you talk to a deaf ierson, are you apt to mako bawled state ments, yes? Do sleigh bclfs attend snow balls? Harvard Lampoon. Suits and Trousers ready to wear it Gormley, the Tailor's. THE: Weekly Journal WILL FURNISH ALL THE NEWS ALL THE T1HE An Eight .Page, Six Column, Paper, all Home Print. Devoted to the Interests of its Section and Alive to All "Local Happenings PHce.,$1.50 Per Year On March 1st The Journal will have out their Premium List, which will consist of articles for ev ery class. This is neither a lottery or "a one article voting contest," but a bona fide offer to our Subscrib ers. Old and New ' Remember The Journal for Fine i , , Job Printing The Journal Pub, Gompany A Pitr,he4 lliilllo. Charleston, W, Va Feb. 25. A pitched battlo took placo at Wright's coal works, in Raleigh County, last evening, between 100 United Mates Deputy Marshals jnd Deputy Sheriffs, under Chief Deputy Cunningham, of Charles ton, and Bheriff Cook, of Raleigh County, and 250 striking miners who refund! to permit Federal of ficers to nerve injunction papers. Tho posse met witli a mob aimed with Winchesters, wlio defied ar rest and service of papers. They followed defiance with hostilities, opening fire on the deputies at once. The deputies responded and tlio buttle raged furiously for sever alminutes, Eight strikers were killed, 12 wounded, two mortally; one colored Deputy Marshal was killed, two wounded, and Special Offer Howard Smith, of the Ches apeake & Ohio Railroad was shot in the arm. A striker slipped up on him aud fired. Hmith dodged the bullet intended for his heart and received it in his arm. He theiy killed the striker with a pistol. After the posse had repulsed the minerB they followed up their ad vantage, and secured the arrest of over 10(3, who were brought to Iieckley under guard. Deputy Cunningham and posse have gone back to the scene and will arrest every one implicated. An ugly strike in progress is the cause of the trouble. Most of the mob are foreigners. t.wy Os'FSr he Journal Real Estate Agency Is now ready to handle your property, We have JJNEXCELLKD FACILITIES for placing Real Eetate before those who want to purchase and are able to give GOOD SATISFACTION. i 'As We want Farming and firaJug Land AIho Timber Lane! .Pullman Ordinary Sleepen. The tuuriit travel between the east ind the Pacific eoat has reached enormous nr.mi,rtioin in the last few years, and calli for a ipocial clam of equipment. To meet (hi demand the Pullman Co. ha iaaued from its shopa what it technically rjill. the "Pullman Ordinary Sleeper." Theae can appear aimilar to the regulai aleeper, being built on the same plan, hut not fumiahed with the aame elegance They are equipped with mattrewei, blanketa, aheeta, pillows, pillow-caaea, t,,wAl. eoml. bruahea. etc.. requiring notbiiiKof the kind to be fumiahed by the paaaenger. Each oar ha atove lor ni.kiuir coffee and tea and doing "lixht houaekeeping," and each aection can be fitted with an adjuauble table. A uni tormod nnrler accomi'aniea each car, hia buaineaa bring to make up bertha, keep the car clean, ana look after the comtorta rl iit cf the oaaaeiiKeri. In each of the trains which are diapatched daily from Portland by the O. R. A N. Co. 1 o be found one of" theae "Pullman Or dinary Sleepera." The car is attached to the ''Chicago-Portland Special, vhii-h coea hrouirh to Chicago without change, and the one in the "Atlantic E preaa" runs to Kanaas City without chango. Paatengera m tnia car lor vui man rhanim to a similar car at Granger. Much of the firat claaa travel ia being carried -in theae cars, foe rati-a being lower, and the service being nearly equal to that in thepalace sleepers. For rates aad full information, in cluding oldera, write to A. L. Craig, G. P. 1., O. R. N. Cu. Portland, Ore. Lumber $lO Per M. After January 1, 1903, we will sell lumber at our mill on Ochoco for $10 per thousand. Give us a call. Hawkins Bhothkis. Sjjj Jf5By placing your projierty with us you get the war . l benefit ol FREE ADVhJOlBlAU. gj fallen or Address V THE JOURKAL REM. ESTATE iSEItl 1 I'riiieville, Oregon jft- HUls Frimarr ' Frapanataap net AMdealo Military Disdpjlnq Manual Training Good Laboratories Large Armory Recreation Building A prints achool for bouding and day pupil. Prepares boyi for admluloa to any edentlfic school or college, and for bnsin eat lift. New and completely eajwlpped boOdlsg. Thorongh Inatrsctlon according to the Vest method. The prladptl haa had twenty-four year' experience in Portland. Boy of any age and any degree of advancement reed red. For catalogue and pamphlet con taining letter of tettimony, etc, addreat, J. W. HILL, M. D. Principal F. O. Dravar 17. PORTLAND. OKt, . J Portland Club Whiskey, a pure bour bon, well matured. Recommended by leading phyaioiana. For sale every where. P "6 Application lor l.lquer Llcenae. To the County Court for Crook County 8tate of Oreiron: We, the undersajnad legal roten ot nnd Precinct, County of Crook, State of Oregon, reapeotfully p tltion this Hnuorahle Court to grant a 11 oenae to M. C. Aubrey, to aell apirituoua, Rialtand tinous liquon, in quantitiea lwl than a gallon, in Bend Precinct, Crook County, Oregon, for a period of six months. ; B. C. Low S. Magea j Jamea Low M. Lepage ! .1. R Low J. L. Keyer Chaa. Brock W. H. StaaU A. V. Voft M. C, Aubrey D.W.Morehouse J. I. West ililton Yaung , John W. Tengman J, K. Brock John Templeton John Young R. H. West Barnie Lewia Eobt McOowen Kd White . C B. Swalley Warren Hearing Jease Harcrow Ira E. Wimer C. J. Cottor J. T. Cnrter Big Deal in Typewriters Airslrian Government Orders 1200 Smith Premiere "Viex.nm, Feb. 7. The greatest single purchase of typewriters ever made has been ordered by the Min istry of Justice, which, after three months of exhaustive competitive trial has contracted to equip the entire ministry with not less than 1200 Smith Premier typewriters supplying every court." Press Dispatch to Portland Oregonmn, February 1 . Portland office Smith Premier Typewriter Co., 122 Third St., I. & SI ALEXANDER & CO., Agents. V. T. FOG LE, Agent, Prineville, Oregon piacksinitliing That Pleases ft Is The Kind You Get at J. II. WIGLE'S (Successor to) COEXETT & ELKIXS'S A Stock of Farm Machinery always on hand Aubrey will present the above petition and apply for ld license to sell spirituous, malt and vinous liquors in quantities lssa than one KaUon in said precinct, county and state, to he Honorable County Court on the 12th day of March, IMS. ! tfated'this 12th day of Febtwy,-11)03. v . M. C. Al'BRKY. City harbor Shop. . . : tPowtll tt Cyrit, iPrtpihton. . .... Jtot tnd bold Jsatns. 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