Crook County Journal
THURSDAY, APRIL 18, 1 907.
Subscription fl.SO J it.
OFFICIALS
APPOINTED.
The irerident has appointed the
new officials for The Dalles Land
Office. On " recommendation of
Senator liourne, concurred in by
benator fulton, the president ap
pointed Charles V. Moore, of
Grass Valley, as Register of The
Dalies Land Office to succeed M
T. Nolan, removed, and named
Louis II. Arneson, of Hood River,
as Receiver of that office to succeed
Miss Anne M. Lane, whose term
laired March S.
Both Senators nave given con
siderable time to the selection of
new officer for The Dalles Land
Office, it being their desire not
only to obtain men thoroughly
qualified, but men against whom
no charges can properly be made.
Many candidates appeared in the
field, some of them strongly in
doreed politically.
As each name was suggested Mr.
Bourne requested Land Commis
sioner Hallinger to have the rec
ord of the individual carefully ex
amined by his special agents, for
he was unwilling to support any
man unless he was satisfied in ad
vance that the administration was
convinced both as to his compe
tency and his integrity.
Mr. Ballinger willingly made
these numerous investigations, but
with the distinct understanding
that he had done so at the request
of Mr. Bourne. lie did not want
the impression to go forth that he
was running a private detective
bureau.
fenced if it wants it to be protected
from stock.
Coming as it does close upon
the heels of the decision of Jud(ie
Beatty in Idaho and Judge IV
Uaven in California, which deelar
ed that to grate cattle without a
permit in the national forests is a
criminal offense. Judge Hunt's de
cision will probably upset the
plans of those cattlemen who were
expecting to use the national for
ests for free craiing during the
summer. To let cattle drift with
out a permit on the national
forests is now likely to subject a
man to fine and imprisonment
Additional Local.
Get Your Grazing Permits.
In a caee just decided by the
Hon. Wiliiam H. Hunt, judge of
the United States District Court of
Montana, owners of live stock are
held responsible if they suffer their
stock to drift upon the national
forests. It was declared that the
national forests need not be fenced
to exclude stock, no matter what
the state law is, and that therefore
it is illegal not only to drive stock
upon the forests but even to per
mit them to drift there, unless the
owner possesses a permit.
The result of this case will cause
much comment in all the cattle
states which have fence laws like
Montana, where the law provides
that owners of stock may allow
their cattle to feed upon the open
public domain and that an owner
of lands not fenced is without
remedy for the damage done by
animals so ranging. For it means
that grazers near the national for
ests will be obliged either to take
out permits or themselves to keep
their cattle off the forests. Hither
to it has been a belief that all the
government could do in cases
where cattle drifted upon the na
tional forest was to cause them to
be driven off.
The decision is based upon arti
cle 4, section 3 of the Constitution,
giving the United States exclusive
power to dispose of the public
lands and make rules and regula
tions respecting them, and it de
clares that the rules and regula
tions of the Secretary of the In
terior, prescribed under the act of
Congress of June 4, 11897, for the
protection of the national forests,
were valid under this section of
the Constitution. By the act of
February 1, 1905, the power to
make such rules and regulations
was transferred to the Secretary of
Agriculture.
The judge also decided that the
general policy ol the state of Mon
tana, voiced through its laws, to
ward grazing on the open public
domain and on unfenced private
lands could not be given effect in
the face of the legislation by con
gress, under its constitutional
powers, for the protection of the
public lands in the national
forests.
The case which resulted in the
decision was an action for injunc
tion brought by the United Estates
against Thomas Shannon of
Geyser, Montana, whose land had
been fenced but who refused to
keep the fence in repair. Shan
non's cattle drifted from his land
to the better grazing of the Little
Belt national grazing. He con
tends that the government is oblig
ed to keep its land in Montana
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4 J. E. STEWART & CO.
For genuine Bargains take notice
of J. E. Stewart 4 Co.' add.
Since cut price seem to be In order
we will cut our 35c meals to 25c at
the O'Xell Restaurant,
J. E. Stewart A Co., have a few
Buggies and Hacks left on which
they are making very low price.
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Royal Insurance Co.
Not Welchers.
Paid dollar for dollar in the
Frisco conflagration.
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A new line ol Ladies Drrss and Sired Mats Irom
Chil Jrrn's every Jay I lats
All Ihc latest styles and shatles in Ribbons at bedrock prices.
Lawn and silk Baby Hoods Irom
A nobby lot ol Hats jus! in this week.
Old Hats made to look like new.
Groceries ? Get our Prices.
25c Curry Combs lor 15c
2ql Granite sauce pans 10c.
Fancy Glassware Irom 5 lo 20c
Water buckets from. 5 to 35c
All kinds ol 25c goods going at 5 and 10c
2qt Granite Pans 10c
1 l-2qt granite sauce pans 10c
Fancy dishes Irom 5 lo 20c
Mrs. Elmer Clark of Paulina, Ik
down with an attack of pneumonia.
Rev. J. T. Moor will preach next
Sunday April 21st at the Shepherd
school house near Powell Butte, at
11 R. ra.
E, A. Jenkins of Madras, wm In
town Saturday. Mr. Jenkins ha
leased his place for two years and
about the first ot May will start
overland for California.
A. R. Eastwood was lu the first of
the week from his ranch In the Blue
mountains. Mr. Eastwood report
an unusual amount ot snow In these
mountains tor this season ot the year.
Judge Bradshaw. Hon. J. X. Wil
liamson and M. R. Elliott have been
selected as the judges for the debat
ing contest between The Dalles and
the Crook County High School.
These gentlemen are a guarantee to
the visiting team that they will I'
accorded an Impartial bearing. The
debaters are working like beavers
and a spirited time ts anticipated.
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$ and Fruit Lands
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la the Deschute Valley writ.
H. E, JONES,
Redmond. Oregon.
M. L. Lewis, the telephone man
from Burns, was In town Saturday.
He was here on business connected
with his line In Harney county. Mr.
Lewis Is seeking an outlet and
thought to establish connections
with some of the local wires at
Paulina to this place. He has a No,
9 wire strung about half way lie
tween Burns and Prinevllle. This
end ol It Is located at the Lillard
ranch. His customers do not pay
rent tor the telephones but just for
the services rendered. His system
has been very successful In Harney
county and with outside connections
should become popular wherever In
troduced.
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Q AGENTS for HUTU-HICK lVTTliKNS and Till: DULIMiATOU
urnnf f coo rnii KoffirA VH11
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Spring and Summer
ru omrt waisis
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pq New Silk Gloves
fin In a , lengths and colors
sSI rwulv for vour insiHTtion
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(Jj your Spring Clothing, Shoes and Supplies $J
Liditi New Tailored I ..J . IJJ
ouits and bkirts
lu the llwt tyl ml fmiliioiii, with
long snd tlirtHMtiitrur IiiikIIi lH've
mads of I'm I'reui'h Ijiwii, Itnlixt
Sin! Wmili 8ilk, Se them mrly
Idle the line ia iHuiipU'lo.
All tho very latest
fasliionsHiul materials
in Kton.l'ony Jackets
ami tight fitting
check, fancy strijH's,
plaids niul inixtuns
$15 to $25
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$12.50 to $25.00 Ct
like In 'll the man ho wania
ihlntf rlxht. Hwor Nt KimIiiji l.lni g1
ol sincariljr L.kthln lor Man Irom
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For Sale.
Relinquishment of Homestead En
try, with hoiwe and improvements,
situated on Deschutes river, for sale
cheap. Inquire of L. C. Eman,
O'Nell, Oregon. 4-lltf
I Hides and Pelts
KftiiaKt at the
1 0. K. Meat Market
FRIEND TO FRIEND.
The personal recommendations of people who
have been cured of coughs and colds by Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy have done more than all
else to make it a staple article of trade and com
merce over a large part of the civilized world.
; AN INSTANCE.
Lucy Suddreth, of Lenoir, N. C, had been troubled with
very bad cougll for over a year. She says: " A friend
bought a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Rbmbdy,
brought it to me and insisted that I ahould take it. I did
to and to my surprise it helped me. Four Wtlrr si k
cared me of my cough."
For sale b D. P. Adamson & Co
Notice to Creditors.
SSotice is hereby Riven by the under
signed, me auminiBiraior 01 me restate 01
George B. Taylor, deceased, to all perwnf
having claims, against the estate of the
said decedent to present the same to the
undersigned at his office in Prineville, Ore
gon, with the proper vouchers, within six
months from the first publication of this
notice.
Dated April II, 1907.
M. R. Elliott.
Administrator of the Estate of tieorge B.
lay lor, .Deceased.
teased the Dillon Feed Yard.
Alex Baldwin has bought the leaae
on the Dillon Feed yard and Is now
In charge of the name. He guaran
tees the traveling public careful at
tention and prompt service. A ghare
of your patronage solicited. Teams
and saddle horHes to rent. Horses
for sale. General team work done
promptly. Country trips a specialty.
Any one wishing to buy or rent
horses will and see me.
DRAFT STALLION
The Big Belgian
Property of the Haystack Live
stock Association.
He will be kept for service at the Leach place, three
miles west of Lamonta. Mares left with the keeper to breed
will be charged for feed only.
Terms To insure living foal, $25. No responsibility
for accidents. v
Haystack Livestock Association
Culver. Oregon.
A complete line of
School Books
and
School Supplies
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I April Reduction Sale oft
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f Furniture, too, Must Go
Room we must have in order to set
up my wood working machinery.
Therefore my stock of Ranges,
Stoves and Heaters, besides all fur
niture made on the Pacific coast
will be sold at greatly reduced rates.
Come in and see for yourself. If
you need anything in the stove line
between now and 1908 it will pay
you to get my prices.
I A. H. Lippman & Co
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IIWURZWEILER & COM
Exp Chicken 08 th Strteti.
From this time forward ehkkena
imiHt not lie allowed to tun the
streets. Thia tniwiw everybody.
The city cinllnanee regnrdlnir tills
nuisance will lie rigidly euforced
against all violators.
J. II. I'kookm. City Mnrshal.
Itotica to Debtors.
All ierons knowing thrniwlvcs to
lie Indebted to the old linn of W'uri
weller & Thomson, by note or other
wise, are mtuesteil Ut call at once
and make settlement at the olllce of
M. K. Hlggs wln'rw we are now Im'iit
ed. All accounts not settled within
:M days will lie lilaeel lu the liamls of
11 lawyer fur collection.
Dated thls24, day of January, 1!K)7.
A. Thomson,
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0FP10GRS:
W. A. Booth. Praaldent
O. M Elkihs, Vic Pr.tldnl
Frio W. Wilom, Oashlar
DIREOTORS:
W. A. Booth, O. M. Elkihs,
D. f. Btiwast, Fho w. Wilson.
Transacts a General
Banking Juninen8
Exchange Bought
and Sold
Collections will re
ceive prompt atten
. tion
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I The Redmond Harness Shop
J. H. Eli RET, Proprietor, REDMOND, OREGON
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A Complete new line of Harness, Saddles
and other lines as usually kept in a first
class Harness Shop. There is also in con
nection a Boot and Shoe Repair Shop.
GIVE ME A TRIAL
jfcenderson & Pollard
Wines and
Liquors
Finest Cigars
Ctr In Stock
Country Orders Solicit od
First Door South of the Poindexter Hotel
The Crook County Real Estate Co
Farms. Timber Lands and Town Pronertv S
brought and sold. Homesteads and Tim-
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k oer Claims Ltocaiea, surveyu ana eHiimaicti
h Abstracting. Call on or address
I THE CROOK COUNTY KEAL ESTATE CO
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TEE PLACE TO
SAVE MONEY
The Leader
I. MICHEL, Proprietor
THE PLACE TO
SAVE MONEY
JUST a few days are left before the arrival of our immense stock of Spring and
Summer Dress Goods. During these few days we are going to give you
Better Bargains than Ever Before. While our lines of the heavier dress
goods are somewhat broken, we still have some EXTRAORDINARY good pieces
which we will offer you at extraordinary low prices.
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SHOES
Our new line of Men's, Women's and
Children's Shoes will soon be in and in
order to make room for this new stock
we are soiling everything in our Shoe
line at remarkably low prices.
Fresh and fancy groceries is our hobby.
See us before buying.
THE LEADER
New Princville
Hotel Building
PRINEVILLE, OREGON
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