The Madras pioneer., February 09, 1905, Image 4

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LOCAL NEWS.
Rev Mr. Traifllo undo a litifrfnexfl
trip to The Dillc Monday,
It. Ui Young, of Mud ,8pi'lni8, wns n
visitor last, week.
ItellnqulidinlpntB bought nnd eoil by
WHERE TO-LOCATE AND HOW T'Olwatl is done lay morfnr on the
BUILD A OISTEUN. bottom nnd bricks in it flatwise.
Then cement the whole inside.
- Mneoi onr uesc agricultural bottom and all. Remember
papers was asked recently Hmt ollo bpiol. nm.ovm.,i wiii in
whether a cistern should bo built timo unllkv tlju 0a'teH, jt
in a collar, or outside. The re- tilfi cement l0rtnr lhat holds "Hey GlrthoiTer, Bhaniko, Orogou.
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ply was made by a noted writer, Wnttr but it U Ukolv rn m-nolt Etl Wuwrlmifclcy tuid Julius Degnor
in these words: Yon nan build ji -.. iS..i.ii .1. . wore recunt Madras visitors from Cut
' - i 1 1 ii i uvu ii. in i hi vi i iirninr i. a i ii ii i
a 3 cornered cistern in the cellar k-s..i.. t . 1
lw rl1(,n,f ,nii ,li..,.ll u.buumuumun.u- jno Marnuoh, of MnlhoilMHill, waa
uy running i wan l,,isonuilJ is sometimes nlastored riirht on U inmi imu vlgllnr (lln film imrt nf tlm
. ii a
across one corner, u in una way tiloonl.,K Tf onutrotBoiimmiiirh week
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a on can get size enougu; u nor, it wm i.0ia hnt i ,..ouiti yvrui'er Nioct Tuesday Is Valentino ly. Buy
build it retancrular. An out- L ...n a i. m... your Valeutlnea at tho Now Cauli
w IU IIIMO lb ttillJ. .CLICI HID I
door cisiernis very un- Umpt; Hinff is hp! ro von mm
HauBiiicicry, as intra 10 oieau u0 on it with rubber shoes on.,. r, VI "' . "
...wl ....... A..... I1 1 w ..... t 1 1 I . . . . - iuh iiu.ii umuuu, icu., mm in
uuuiiuij-MBMi;. y"w ""' whitewash tin nut re snrfn.au
soon have a bad odor." Now, throUrhlv with eood cement and
T 1. . If 1 f Mf . I " J
x nave jivea ior aoyearsma ..,, ,;,.aj i;i, n.:i, ,..i.?...
- i u ji i ni iiiiac'ii i i n i 1 1 1 1 iv vi n i ii
localily where cisterns weie in
common use. I do not know of
a single house in tho town, or
township, where there is not a
cistern. There may be a very
few, but doubt ess there are
more houses where there are
two cisterns. In the town one
has to dig deep for well water,
wash. This will form a glaze
on the surface that will soon
Harden and hold water, it is
well to locate the cistern close
to tho cellar wall outside.
Wheu building the cistern wall
put a 3-inch sewer pipe through
tends to Incttto here.
Hon. W. II. Bishop, of the Warm-
spring Agenoy, was a business visitor
las-t Monday. lie pays that tilings uro
quiet at the Agency,
Ja'inio Fleok linn arrived from
Oeaverten, Oror, and will msko ex
tensive improvements on his and IiIh
mother's homesteads.
Frank Smith, James Williams and
and A. Reioheu, all of tho Little
Plainc, were doing business iu the city
BUY LOTS IN;
ADRAS!
l Industrial Center of Central 0
The comin
A Big Flour Mill now building.
Modern Storos now running and others
under construction.
All roads to Madras lead down hill
from fvery direction nnd are the only
grod roads in Eastern Oregon,
Fine Water easily obtained in wells
from 12 to 20 feet deep.
Most equable climate iu Central Oregon
Tho Auto road passes through Madras.
If
For particulars Inquire of
Tho Columbia Southern
through Madras.
Tho cbntcr of n farming o0,
fmil . liuFt-nt Mi.in Qlt.
does not remtire irrfimt...
r,""'!! in
oiopg of arty kind of g,nll8 I
Long Disttinco Telephona
with the outside world will ooon M
Lois lrom tfuO.OO and up.
D. P. REA, Secretary Alndras Townslto Company, MC(j
raj.
the wall, and through the collar last week.
wall, on 8UC11 a Slant that the Fred Slollker, of 8ai;ehrush 8prInK8
usually, and the quality is not p-,pPS from pnmpS can readily was business visitor this week. II
1 3 o
cJO ew. w wolv.x,.o to Dass df wn throue-h it to near
often depended on for drinking L, bottom of c5ster d lin
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UIVL. -X. IiaVO UlillHV a ,,,0I0,. f-, nJotnrn irut t nf
iiv .itix iiiiii vioigi ii 37& will Ul
Sewer liipe. It may take two
lengths. Cement joints so they
are- water-tight. When they
aro fixed in this war one can
take the water pipes out, if he
ever needs to. We use lead
pipes. Our cellars are not
usually more than 4 or 5 feet
m the ground. That woulden't
give much of a cistern, unless
one went below the cellar bot
tom. A cistern about 6 feet
tern water most of the time dur
ing all these years. We have a
good well here on the farm, now,
and the water is not very hard.
but we have drank cistern water
mostly. And it has usual lj
been as clear and sparkling as
an v spring water. But, now I
do notknow of one single cistern-
built in a cellar, or under a house
Tbeie ma' be one or more, but
certainly there are very few.
To say that the water will lmvo Lcrosg aildl2 feot deep, measu-
aoaa oaor in a cisieru out oi linff from tnB surfuce 0f the
doors, that is rightly built and -round, does verv well for an
cared for, is certainly a mistake
I know about cisterns in town
where we used to live, that were
filled before warm weather, to
furnish drinking water for the
ordinary iamily. JJut one can
readily be made much larger.
in looking forward to tho establish
menl of a postolUco at Ilclsler in th
near future.
T. E. Higciubotham, who has been
in I lie employ of J. V. Hahn tills win
ter, ia now inaUiiiL' necessary improve
ments on Ills homestead, three miles
south of town.
L. A. Young leRtl'l working on hi
well. Ho has gone down 85 feet, will
but scant ludieaiiotiB for watur, bu
says he is determined to get water ro
tjunlless of tho depth it may bu ueues
sary to go
C. E. R.oush, of Portland, who h;9
bought an intereBt in the butcher uho
with Dlek Williams, arrived in Ma
drns the latter part of last week unit
will at once become iunngtr of the
market, which is to go under the firm
name of Williams & Rouhh.
This oillce acknowledges a call from
A. J. Hennetnnni), of Methodist Hill
He is huilitiug u cottage on his home'
liIuii.I t.l.l..l. Iu ...... t.irv ..a .v. ..I.. I 1 1 . t.
Tin Kin nno rn rrul nnn wo luv In! "
it is a one and a half stmy Klructure,
snmmer that was 10 feet deep igx21, and timsbed outside with rustic
and I think 8 feet across. The When completed it will db as neat as
summer, and during which time vvater frum roof should not go any U0U8eln vicinity
none was allowed to rim i"- in through the top, but through
And rue water was as nice aa a sman seVver pipe which should
well water all summer long, but be ceinented in Iiear u,e centre
of course it was not as cool. of j TJ shouid be a
A properly built cistern never Lvaste j connected with'
freezes to do any harm. It drain cemented in also at the
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suoutd ne made rouna anajng- lower part of arch. If this arch
shaped. After laying the out- is built, using Portland cement,
Side wall up of bricks and CO- Q0 frost wjH ever j,iure it in Utruek indicatloua of petroleum on his
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8. C. Shelley, who ppont a week in
the timber district along the Melolen
recently, says he has deeured an option
on a large amount or line timber,
which includes ctdar as Well as pine,
for a firm which proposes to eMahllbh
a saw mill near tuo moutn of tne
Metoles. The promoters of the mill
are soon to be announced.
Dave Burnett, of Haystack, who
ment morrar io wiunu aDouryi any climate We used Akron ,urm m8t 1,4,1 w,,IIe uf'me Ior water,
foet, say, of the surface, arch Lientand have had no tnmble will .Irill deeper very soon. The sub-
' .., , nA cementanonaveiiadnotiouute. Btanoe founiJ Mr Burnett says, will
over tne top wun Dricivs ana r a verv coid conntrv the bodv lnirn 1iltt po.il nil nvin in tho rriulp
verv cold country tne Dodv
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mortar, putiing in a lengin oi of cistern might be put lower to state in which It !h found. If pe
rt r i - I - I - I.. ..
iroieum or com cau ue inunu in re
munerative quantities at the Barnett
ranch, it is Bufe to assume that Hay
prevent the surface oi water
Continued on Second Page.
INSUBAN0E OH SHEEP.
stack will have a boom and that others
nearby will follow Mr Harnett's ex
ample In delving down into the bowels
of the earth for prospective fortunes.
I). K. Allen, rrcsideut.
T. M. Baldwin, CMlileN
Will Wcbzweii.kb Vice I'rc. v
II. Baldwin, Asst. Cashier.
NO. 3051.
OF PRINEVILLE, OREGON
ESTABLISHED 1 088
sewer pipe u ieet in diameter
and 2 feet long, in the centre for
a neck. This shouid be ce
mented in the arch at the lower
end and the other end should
come up above the surface about
Cinches, so no surface water It is believed here that the bill
can flow iu. A round, double indemnifying stockmen for loss
plank cover should be made for by shooting of stock will not
this top, the lower plank going prevent the killing of sheep, but
'tnoSrlo f-.ho Dotxror ninp t.li nnnur I nnr. uiinnlv ir nn iiiRnrnnip A
one projecting over it slightly, telegram from the legislature fg pjf3f NStlOilSl D8(1K
bucn a cover can never diow oil as King ior tne sentiments oi tne
and li t tl e child re n ca n n o t sheepmen of the county was
readily move it. A heavy stone received here tnss weeK Dy a
can be placed on it if there is committee. There are many
nnTf rtanrtay Ono fan niif a Inli'iana fn flia lit 1 1 un I n f tur Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits,
tf , ji 1 t. it -i.t:i :i. 1 l.l.. 8UOOU.UU
Hgnc lauuer uown tnrougu iui utriiuerawng on no pruuauie
sewer pipe top and cistern can effect for two days the com-
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be cleaned with little trouble: mittee was nonplussed and
certainly less than if it was in decided not to rpport at all.
the cellar, where water and The sheepmen would be pro
sediment must be carried up tected by the measure from loss
steps. I have helped build four argued the committee, and
cisterns in this way during the business men loaning money to
last forty years, and there is no the sheepmen would be safe;
trouble about frost injuring but the county would have to
them. The bricks should be foot the bills. The sheriff
laid flatwise for both walls and would be held responsible for
arch, making a 4-inch wall, the apprehension of the killers
t-would plaster the outside of (the main object of the bill);
bricks as well as the inside. To Out the sneep wouta oe aispoaeu
do this one must dig the hole of at an increased rate and in the
end the tax levy would be a
matter of cents inBteadof mills'
Of the taes,.the largest institu
tions would pay the most; and
the burden would not rest heav
iest upon the country districts.
The committee, business men of
this" city grew alarmed when
the fuM meaning of the bill
burst upon them. There are
many thousand sheiep iu . the
county .wjiiuh are q be insured
utithe expense of those who own
no flheep. JPrineville Review.
slightly larger than he wants
the brickwork. And I would
have the Bricks wet before lay
ing. The mortar sticks better.
It is easier to do such a job once
for all than to repair it after it
gives out. Our own cistern is,
in this shape today. It won't
hold water only part way up
and has got to be overhauled.
fj?he tceienfclet go of the dry
"bricked g$ was built by the. job
yh4r4ljwaf hauling potatoes to
lilt) mraBv(;iw uny. sxivi iud
A general line of Groccrleii, a ape
cial line of Gent' KurnUhlng
(loods, alao a complete lino ot Sta
tionery, Cigar!, Confectionery and
Notions can bu found at tho
Grizzly
Postoffice Store
W. E. WILLS, Prop.
1 :
SKIBBE HOTEL
F. W, U 8KID11K, Prop.
Meals, - - 15c and up
Lodging, -. - 25c and up
Only Jlrlck Hotel In tiiti,Clty,
m Hevond Hired,' Opposite 0. It; allll K. Co.
I'aMun'gfsr aud Krclgbt Repot,
TMK IMtShttU,
lMililMiMllMltMil1tl'ltM(MtlMtlSlkltiiMl(UlMlfitlllMiiMlUtllUitlliM(tililti1l(l4
COLUMBIA . SOUTHERN
RAILWAY GO.
TIME TABLE HO. 10.
Kftcctivo July , 10OI.
EcvJ
Arrive.
Bouth
Hound
No. a.
Dully
I'ft.8.
KTATI0XS.
.SriTrUT
Hound
No. 1.
iiiiliif
Dully
l'AHK.
2.13 p.m.
s.5.1 p.m.
2.:w p.m.
S!JW p.m.
'i.vi p.m.
;.is p.m.
; u.ni
p.m.
a.w p.m
3.U) p.m
p.m.i
;i. n. m,
4.53 p.m.
n. u p.m.
b.'Zl p.mT!
6.09 p.m.
GlbKHid
Hinks
Wnsro
Kloiulyko
filiinmlt
Hay C Ji;
McDonalds
Moro
Krvklnvllte
GrVsVatry
llnurbou
Kent
Wilcox
Blmnlko
11..) a.m.
U.l'Ja.bi.
11.10 a.m.
IUJii.m
in.r p.m
10.40 a.m.
10.21 a.m.
10.22 n.m
lO.o.'V n.m.
V.U a.m.
O.m a.m.
tViOn.m.
H.Utt.m,
i.13a.m.
n.m.
x.oou.m.
Ia'hvo,
For rates and other Information apply to
8. li. LYTf.K, O. F.A1. A.
Blianlko, Oregon.
E. J, Wilson', ARcnt, Shaulko. Ore.
Lt. Ii. IlflNE
...BLACKSMITH aud WAGONMAKEL,
Hornpshoelng a ppecially. Dealer In
coa;, iron, wnucie, ciiHiuoua, niUDcr
tlren, springH, uxlea.
FITZPaTI
SHANIKO, ORE.
A. E. CROSBY
V K 0 ! n I K T 0 ft
POSTOFICE PHARMA
Carrlex a Complete Line of Drue, Medlrlneii, Cliemlrali, HonnelioUKif,
DrtiKgUtn'SiinilrlcH and t'hoto Buppllo. Counlry Mull Orders I KlvemruJ
attoutlon. A (iradiialo In cliarito Hafc delivery guaranteed. YourprwecJ
my npvcinuy. niryeiiiiino aim rent nestroyoni, Hcfc ; roodnmiil I)liselu
Afc'jncy for Kdstnmii KodnkH. tIlolli TIiouuk. WH0I.K8AI.K AND KKTAIL
The tDallcs
THE DALLES,
01
AT COST
'Oregon
Notice to Oreditors.
Notion Is herein- nlven that thP titiilrr-
sltuett has licen, by the County Court of
the Statu ot Oiojimi for Crook county dul
appointi'd ndliiinlstrntor of ihu estate of
juiiii iiiiDiiiiK, iicuu.181 (i. una uu peroiii
having elalniH nHltist said astute nre
hereliv reimes'.eil to preueiit the saiiie.duh
veiified. to Haiti Administrator nt thetonhui
of M. K. IJrlnk, In l'rlncville. Oro., within
six mouths from tho date of the flist pub
lication or 1111.1 nonce.
Dale of first publication or th s tioUim
Nov. 17. lfiOt. EL) KUT0I1KK.
Administrator nf the Estate of John Iltlce
iii'fi, deceased.
THE
Royal Fire Extinguisher
NO STOP-COCKS OK VALVES
TO COltltODE.
A CHILD CAN OPERATE lT.
MADE IN 3 SI2K3.
2 gallons, copper $1.1 00
8 krIIouh, copper. ii 15.00
G gallons, coppfi1. 18.00
Y. o. b. Poriland.
This Itinttlilne Is eiwlly nnd qulilily
chargi'd attd is guaranteed to put out any
small lire that can be reached, it Is Just
the thing for and should bu Iu every resi
dence, barn and store u tho country.
For further particular write to the inanii
facturers,
D.L.BUTLER & CO,
90 FIRST STREET,
PORTLAND. ORE.
Or leave your orders at Pioneer Ofllcc.
Blue Print Township Plats corrected up to
date HhowiiiK namei of all cntrymcn, vacant
land, rivers and crcokn, 60 cents each,
lano Scrip for sale
For nceiirlng title to all kinds of Government
land without residence or Improvement, at
Io went market prices, Write tu for full par.
ticular.
All kinds of Land Offlco business a specialty.
Twcnty.flve years' cxporiunco. Kufereneel
French & Co., baukcrN.
HUDSON LAND CO. ,
TIIK DAI.I.KH, OIIF.aON.
AH of Onr BugrrieH, Spring Wagons, Binders,
Movvera, Stoves and Steel Ranges must bo sold
bj' January 1st Jo make room for another line
ol goods, it will pay you to get our prices. 1
MAYS & CRO
The Dalles, Oregoi
PILOT BUTTE INN
A. C. LUCAS, Proprietor.
Tables supplied with all tile delicacies of the seas
Jnrst class Equipment. Fine Rooms and Beds.
Only Livery Barn on the Deschutes, run in connoctlon flth the hotel. All 1
ttop at the hotel dour
WE can save you money on Groceries, fresh, clean
and pure Flour
"Scott's Best" at 1.40 per Sack.
Noiions and Patent Medicines. Boots and Shoes
and Fanners' Necesities of all kinds. Now nnd
large stock at right prices. JJall, examine and b j
convinced.
L. A. YOU N
I am prepared to Locato
HomerSeekei?s
On flovernmcnt Tnds contiguous to tho
Columbia Boutlieri) Itallroad survey; quarter
rectlons that aro alt cult Ivat able J ot tho best
loamy soli within one-half to four miles of
railroad survoyj some select location having
wfttor, First jeepfe flrnt nt-vcd,
You will bu stiro to have
GOOD BREAD
t when you uo the
I Best Rising Star Brand Flour
r Aiauuiaciureu uy
The Tygli Valley Roller Flouring
Who also jiiouufacturo derm, Kolled norlcy, Ilrnn Hho'rts, Etc, Oureooth
carried In stock by nrnt-class merchant t lirong liout Knstorn Oregon,
SCOTT & YOUNG. Props.,
N TYGH VALLEY, ORE.'
THE DALLES NURSERli
R: tti BDER, ProprUtor. Grower and Dealt in
FRUIT, SHADE
AND
ORNAMENTAL
TREES
rtPAPE
ANOr
SlftALLFW
. -ir.t,
EVERGREENS ROSES AND SHRUBBbK
A, . .
Hyacinth, TuMjm, hlHM, DhIJMr PtNKi, Etc,
THE DALLES