Journal
VOL. XI
PRINEVILLE, CROOK COUNTY, OREGON, JANUARY 10, 190$. )
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A Seal of Public Approval
Tim x'0le of Crook county have Imltwd ami co-onrale with u in launching one of
tin nuwt successful Ixminexa enterprise ever attempted. It ha Un left to the people and not
to IK a to whether our rot'lhoda of distributing bargain are right, and the fact that lince our
(iHim have liwn oKnt"(l to I bo public our building lis Un overcrowded with eager buyer, who
mudti their wlfclion and departed bundle laden, ha couvinoed ua that our method are right.
Thin, therefore, In an evidence that the eopU have placed iiHin our (iieat Gigantic Hale
A SEAL OF PUBLIC APPROVAL
No ale ever held in Prineville haa created hucIi enthusiasm or haa attracted audi
throni: of ieole. Hundred nnd hundred of careful and aavinir houm-wive who have taken
advantage of the golden opHrlunilie, are aaving dollar and dollar on the ao bought high
grade merchandise, well know the quality of good handled ly u. and when we aay that we do
a we udvertiH it i the truth, the truth in it entirety, for our reputation ia at atake If you
have not been able to make your aelectiona before do not dcapair. In spite of heavy xalea our
assortim-nt i atill immeiiae, comprising thousand! and thouaand of bargain. All artich-a
quoted in our earlier adverliMenivnt are mill in evidence and ahnll lie replenished from our
eerve Mock until they are completely old out. W ahall atrive harder and harder by
making additional reduction and every day will find aome new and extraordinary
bargaina to intereet you. A daily visit to our More will amply repay itelf but remember
there are only eight more day left to attend tit ia Gigantic Hale January 1 1 to Saturday,
January 10.
Satisfaction Guaranteed or Money Refunded
GOODS EXCHANGED
ELKINS
C. W.
Prineville, Oregon
This Sale positively ceases Saturday, January 19.
Htore open at 9 o'clock ever)' morning" and clow ut 6 p. ok,
excepting Saturday, when it will close at 9 p. m.
Look for the Big RED Canvas Front
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GI?4&&I?4I?4I?4I?4I&
I What
Is more pleasing to the boy than a new suit
of Clothes, when presented just before Xmas?
If the Clothes suit the boy,
the Suit clothes the boy
And the price Suits the parents.
We have the Suits at Reasonable Prices.
CLAYP00L BROS.
PRINEVILLE, OKEGON
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Shaniko Warehouse Co,
SAnniko, Ofgon
General Storage, Forwarding
AND
Commission Merchants
Doalera in Blacksmith Coal, Flour, Barbed Wire, '
' Nails, Cement, Lime, Coal Oil, Plaster, Sulphur,
Wool and Grain, Sacka and Twine, Grain and Feed.
Agents for Wasco Warehouse Milling Co's. "White
River" and "Dalles Patent" Flour. Highest price
, paid for Hides and Pelts.
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Special Attention is paid to Wool Grading and
Baling for Eastern Shipments.
Stock Yards with all the latest and best facilities
for Handling Stock.
JTfark 2our Soods in Care of
"S. 10. Co."
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FOR SALE Four pure-blood Polen
Clilna Bourn; three raontlia old
Inquire or addretia J. H. Gray &
Son, Prineville, Or. 12-29p-lm
Lmm4 tbt DLUoa Fm4 Yard.
Alex Ilildwlii hit ItoilKht tlic U-nm-on
tlto Illlon h'n Yard nnd ia now
In chance of the (tniiic. lie Kuiirim
tera the travellnic puldic can-ful at
ti'iitlon and prorni't wrvk. A Mliare
of your pntronitKe aoliciutd.
Leather and Robber Bcltlnf.
J nut ivcclvwl. a ntK'k of hflilnir
lot h leather and ruhU-r 1 lin Ixn to
H IrR'hea wide In Icatht-r, 4, .', 6 and
H luchea wide lu ruliln-r. l'rliievllle
Matddne Shop. 12 6
Hand-Painted China
4 rincai in uic
D. P. Adamson & Co
For Sale
Dr. McLaughlin
liav colt coinlnir 3-year-old next
June; elrwi by Hchiueer'a "Omtloii,"
he by "t'autlon" the jcreat
mjxmhJ Mire of the North went; he by
"Meriioneer, nrm nam JSora liy
Altnifo; mvoiid, Netty Iller Orico
M01; third, tlatcher mare, Vrrmont;
fourth, ThormiKhbml. TIiIm colt
will make a UM-pound home; a aure
trottt-r; hla brwdlng U Kllt-edx'. and
If you want a nntt-clHMM Un V horxe.
me that la brinl of the lent trot tlnjr
lilood In AnK-ncn, don't overlook
hill). For further particular limuire
at Junlptr Butte HUwk Ranch.
14i-lmp JOHN 8C1IMKER.
I Norris Art Pottery I
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AND CUT GLASS
P. ADAMSONN & CO.
FOR SALK. 15J0 ai-reaf kxm1 land,
(MO acre of gtHn moadow, 30 acrve
of alfnifa, balance kxh1 paMture
land; all under a 3-wire fence and
will be aold for $H an acre. All
tool will be thrown In. 20 head of
home broken, 700 head of cattle,
moot of mem atocK eattle, aome
steer, yearllnini and 2-year-oUU.
all for $26,000. Fart cnh, balauce
on eaey ternm. For further In
formation Inquire of L. V. Bailey,
I'nuuna, orefon. Vl-ziS
HONZ Sweet, Sour andill
Pickles and Queen Olives in
Bulk at '
Claypool Bros.
TAXES IN
CROOK COUNTY
IS MHli Levied for State and
County Taxes 11 Mills
for PrineriUe.
O'Neil Bakery
la tha Miller Building
Freeh Bread, Flee and Cakes
alway on hand.
l'AHtry of all kinds made to
order.
t PRINEVILLE, . OREGON
The counties of the state of Ore
gon will be called upon in lvU7 to
par nearly double the amount of
state tazea they did in 1906. Thia is
due largely to the fact that in 1906
no levy was made for appropri
ations to the amount of over $371,-
000 held up by the referendum on
the omnibus appropriation bill.
The items of these appropriations
must be included in the levy for
1907. The amount of money need
ed for state purpees in 1907 will
be approximately $1,500,000 of
hich $400,000 will be raised from
indirect sources or retained from
unexpended appropriations, leaving
$1,100,000 to be apportioned
among the several counties. Crook
county's share of this is $13,325,
bile only $8125 was raised in
1905. The total aeseesable wealth
of Crook county is a little
lees than $5,900,000. Our county
court at its meeting last week
made the following levy:
For state and county purposes 8
mills.
Cieneral school fund 3 mills.
Road fund (excluding Prine
ville) 1 mills.
Crook County High School 1
fund mill.
Thia makes a total of 15 mills
for state and county purposes.
If you live within the corporate
limits of the city of Prineville you
must add 11 mills more i. e., 5
mills for district school purposes
and a levy of 6 mills for city pur
poses. The city council made the
levy for Prineville and the people
living in the school district voted
the tax for school purposes.
Thus, for state, county and
city 26 mills will be the levy. If
you live in the country 15 mills
will square the tax bill.
Christmas at Trail Crossing.
"Christmas Bella,"
Hpend
Anthem,
Chorus.
Recitation "How We
Christmas." M. A. Lehman.
Male Quartet. "Thou of Lijiht,"
takeo from Schubert's "Elegy of
Tears." First tenor, W. 8. Mc
Ewing, second tenor, Mr. Louther.
First bass, M. A. Lehman, second
bass R. M. Morris. g
Dialogue, "Little Thoughts of
Little People," by Jessie Windom,
Iris Louther, John Robinson and
Robert Robinson.
Vocal Holo, "It Came Upon the
Midnight Clear," Edwardo Marzo,
bv Millie A. Lehman.
Recitation, "The Holly Buh,"
Archie Roberts.
Violin Solo, "A Boy's Beet Friend
is His Mother," by Ray Archer.
Vocal Solo. "Little Em itv Stock
ing," Iris Louther.
Recitation, "OuUide, Anna Lee
Martin.
Instrumental Solo. "The Maid
en's Prayer," Ray Archer.
Pantomime. "Jesus Lover of My
Soul," Miss Roxie Morris.
Recitation. "A Suciretion for
Santa Claus," Orvil Morns.
Male Quartet, "Jehova, Great
Jehova, Guide Us," from Moiart's
uie Aanbernote," nret tenor, w.
I. McEwine. second tenor. Mr.
Louther. first bass. M. A. Lehman.
second bass, R. M. Morris.
Recitation. "A Xew Year's Ca
Meda Martin.
Anthem. "We Have Seen His
Star in the East," by the Chorus.
Senator Fulton Exonerated.
FOR SALE
DANDY BOB
Thoroughbred Pojand China Boar,
farrowed April 19, 1906. A fine
pig. Pedigree furnished.
Black Langshan Cockerels also
for sale. E. C. PARK.
Redmond, Oregon.
Bring In those old chilled plow
shares and luve them ground for 25
cent each and save from 50 to 75
cent In buying new ones. Prineville
Machine Shop. 12-13tf
The Christmas program at Trail
Crossing this year was one of the
best in the county.
The musical program under the
able instruction of W. S. McEwing
was exceptionally well executed.
The program follows:
Piano Voluntary, "In the Sweet
Bye and Bye," with variations,
Rav Archer.
Hymn, "Joy to the World,"
Chorus.
Recitation, "Thrice Welcome,"
Rov Louther.
Vocal Solo, "Dream of Paradise,"
Hamilton Gray, bv W. S. Mc
Ewing.
Recitation. "Merry Christmas"
Velda Morris.
Recitation, "Joe," Bessie Robin
son.
Commissioner of Indian Affaire
Leupp has transmitted to the secre
tary of the interior a report on the
legislation for the exchange of
lands of the Klamath Indian reser
vation which completely exoner
ates Senator Fulton of Oregon
from any personal interest in the
matter.
Senator Fulton intends to push
criminal proceedings against the
Cosmopolitan, which charged him
with aiding Weyerhauser in un
lawfully obtaining lands. Pro
ceedings in the case are temporarily
suspended on account of District
Attorney Baker's being injured in
the Terra Cotta railroad wreck
Sunday.
Live Stock Apportionment
I. 0. 0. F.
INSTALLATION
As Elegant Banquet at the Ho
tel Prineville 75 Guests
PresenL
Ochoco Lodge No. 45, 1. 0. 0. F
and the Rebecca lodge held a joint
installation Saturday evening at
the Masonic hall. There was a
large attendance. After the in
stallation ceremonies the company
proceeded to the new Hotel Prine
ville, where a sumptuous banquet
was served. Seventy-five covera
were laid and full justice was done
to the initial spread in the new
hotel dining room.
Ochoco lodge installed the fol
lowing officers: Noble grand, I.
W. Spear, vice noble grand, Earl
McLaughlin; secretary, L. B. La-
follett; treasurer, I. L, Ketchum;
conductor, J. H.Templeton; Ward
en, Henry Houston; inside guardi
an. Joseph Crooks; outside guardi
an, Marion Templeton.
The Rebeccas installed the fol
lowing: Noble grand, Mrs. A.
Thomson; vice grand, Mrs. Julia
McDaniel; secretary, Mrs. Julia
Young; treasurer Mrs. T. H. La-
follett; warden, Mrs. Vira Cyrus;
inside guardian, T. H. Lafollett;
outside guardian, Sam Rhuburg;
chaplain, Mrs. Minnie Clifton; con
ductress, Mrs. Amanda Cobra.
Strangled Himself.
Secretary of Agriculture Wilson
has apportioned 16,250 cattle
and horses and 220,000 sheep to
the eastern division of the Blue
mountain forest reserve for the
coming season. To the western di
vision of this reserve he apportion
ed 28,000 cattle and horses and
240,000 sheep. This is a reduction
of 20 per cent in sheep on account
overgranng. The secretary ap
portioned 1,800 cattle and horses
to the Maury mountain reserve.
Strayed.
There strayed to my ranch, the old
J. O. Powell place, on McKay creek,
one black horse, weight about 1050
pounds, saddle marks, branded half
circle on rnrht Jaw, 1 J ou left shoul
der two half circles on the left stifle.
Owner can have same by calling at
the above place aud paying the ex
penses on said horse.
12-13-liup A. J. Dkckkk.
Nailing a board acrosa the top
of the doorway of his lonely Grant
county home, Leon Battig, a half
invalid bachelor, living by him
self on the old Keeney ranch,
looped a piece of clothesline over
the board and let himself strangle
to de&Sti, says dispatch to the
Telegram.
Battig's suicide was a curious
one, being executed in such a way
that he could have called it off at
any time before unconsciousness
set in, as the loop was so arranged
that by hands or feet he could
have gotten his toes on the floor
and have freed himself. When
found, after the body had been
hanging probably several days, the
knees were touching the floor.
Hans Hanson found him. On
calling at the cabin and opening
the door, he was astonished to be
hold the face of the man he came
to see swaying at a rope's end.
Battig must have had extraordi
nary resolution.
Baltig had just sold his ranch
for $4500, but he owed the state
$1000 on it, the purchase having
been school land, and by the terms
he was not to get any of the money
for two years. In addition, he suf
fered from stomach trouble, and it
is supposed he decided not to wait
and suffer.
The Coroner's jury verdict was
death from an "unknown cause."
Gatewood Mining & Trading Company
OF HOWARD, CROOK COUNTY, OREGON
Timber Ijuid, Aot of June 3, 1878.
Notice for Publication.
United States Land Office.
The Dalles, Oregon, October 20, ltW!.
Notice is hereby given tliat in comull-
ance with the provinions of the sot of Con
gress of June 8,1878, entitled "An act for
the sale ol timber lands in the States of
California,, Oregon, Nevaila, ami Washing
ton Territory," as extended lo all the Pun
He band Stales by aot of August 4, XXrl,
the following-named persons nave on tkin
tember 15, 1U06, tiled in this office their
sworn statements, to-wit
Owen u. Ogilen, of Hoquiam, county
Chelialis, state of Washington, sworn
statement No. 3'2iW. for the ourchase of the
m NWU. 8W NEU, Lots 2 and 3 of
Section 1, Tp. IS 8, R 17 K, W M.
Herman Hubble, of Hoquiam, county of
Cliehalis, state of ashington, sworn
statement Mo. SMi, tor the purchase or the
8KW of Section 33. Tp. 12 S. R 17 K, W M.
Florence Hubble, of Hoquiam, county of
Cbuhalis, state of Washington, sworn
statement No. 32111, for the purchase of
Lot 4 ot section 9, l.uts l, 2 and 3 ol Sec
tion 4, Tp. 13 8, R 17 K W M.
And will offer proofs to show that the
lands sought are more valuable for the
timber or stone thereon than for agricut
tural purposes, and to establish their
claims to said lanns before the Register
and Receiver at The Dalles, Oregon, on
January ia,
Thev name the following witnesses
Owen C. Ogden, Herman Hubble, Florence
Hubble and J. K. McCaulie, Hoquian,
Washington; I. W. Ritterand R. K.Jones,
of Prineville, Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
any of the above-described lands are re
quested lo tile their claims in this office on
or oeiore tne said iftui auy ot January.
1SW7. M 1UHAKL T. NOLAN,
l0-25p Register
Capitalization 500,000 Shares.
Treasury Stock 100,000, Par Value Non Assessable.
Subscription Price $1.00 per Share
Paying from the grass roots down.
The property consists of 33 claims in the South
eastern part of Crook county, on the head waters of
the Ochoco river. There is an abundance of water
for power purposes and some of the best timber in the
county is located on these claims. The economic con
ditions for mining could not be better.
, The mines are now on a paying basis, but with
additional machinery they can be made a big dividend
payer as the output can be doubled with very little
additional cost of labor. In order to install this ma
chinery the management has decided to issue 10,000
shares of Treasury Stock. This stock will in all
probabilities be the last offered for sale. It will be
sold at $1.00 per share. There is no deviating from
this price. That the stock will increase in value is a
certainty. You can find no better place to invest
your money. If you desire to get in on this you will
have to do so at once, as this stock was put on the
market in order to give the residents of the county a
chance to realize something from an investment in
one of their own properties.
This is not a speculation at all but a sound business
investment based upon ascertained facts. The mine
has been developed beyond the experimental stage.
About the best recommendation we can give these
mines is that the men employed by the company are
investing their savings in the purchase of this stock.
Also such men as Clark, Daly, Fair, Haggin, and a
host of others have made their money from mines and
the development of them.
Send all Subscriptions and Correspondence to the
Further Information of thia valuabl
property will b ant on roquoat
Gatewood Mining & Trading Company
HOWARD, Crook County, OREGON