ibc ISadras Pioneer.
MASS MEETIKQ.
Published every Thursday by
.ftfo tilnvi?tn mtnr tutifv" n i
Tiutmir UnovrxniLL, Mgr.
i. r H i i -i ,,i n i ' niiiTriTiiiMfi-.iTiiif ,
ho be expected. In the main, how ' Ranted Cook for Emploes' Mesal
ever, we. believe the tmjorityof mir at Warm Fprlng Agfticy ; wages, $251 k
readers will acres with m and sin- nor month. Amly In person t r by A meeting of ttie cltlteo" of Madias
ccrely hope they will act accordingly. 1 letter to Dr. 8. A. Tate, Warm Spring, j "Ml Saturday at ? pi nt , I
WcwUli to thank our readers andiOreron. ; urooKfc' hall, to devise wavu aim
ladvermcrs generally ivr their morel . , mram iuniivunni nwu irom nwinn
i
6UB8CRtP,Tlo:RA7ES :
,)ne ;ear
Jix months 1
f-Turve months. .7
AnvEirmixo uat ps appmcatiox
J thart liberal putrcnagc. Wo also take
thl' privilege of thankiu? our corte-
jspondetits wb have so nobly ftmtl hy
Knteref a second class mat.Vr Angml
at the Postofffee at Madras Ore.,
under tic Act of Congress of March 8, 1SW.
Pioneer a clean, moral and noway
local paper. This we believe we have
done to a greater extent than at first
PETITION FOR LIQUOR LICENSE.
In the Cowatr Court of the State of Oregon
tor CtooV rottntjr.
In the n tier of the application of M. U
I-owk. of Madra. Oregon, for a tk-ne to wtl
spirituous, malt sud. vinous llyuor.H ami ttartt
rwer In quantities than ear atMn.
imrtlu This la a 'matter of vital In'
terest to ilto town of Madias ntid need
A large at-
TtlUHSDAY.. MARCH SO. IKS
FABE5FELL.
WHli this Issue our mnnnceraent of
Tt.e Mjudra Pioneer ceases. Wc there
fore feel it incumttent upon ouiselves
to say some'hlng of our appreciation
of the liberal patronage and encourage
nsent received from our patrons and
render?, as -well as to suggest 5otne
Zfmely thought for the welfare of t tie
town and community, in the upbuild- j
ing of which we have had great con
faience and in the growth of which we
shall Still fee! an Interest.
About three years ago we first sau
the present site -f Madras. We thn
predicted that In a. very few years
this town would be the county Feat of
one of the wealthiest, and one of the
prelt'est. counties of the Pacific Coast.
Our opinion has not changed Mndrn
is growing as rapidly as it can well do,
but its present growth will be ex
ccoled many times when lumber in
suitable quantities shall he available.
'Willi sych prospects before if, I OtV im
portant it is that th city should
INCORPORATE.
The laws of Oregon recite that "Any
portion of a county in this state con
tainine not less than 150 inhabitant.,
uud not already incorporated as
municipal corporation, may become
incorporated.' It ia only by this'
means that you can
ASSESS AND COLLECT TAXES,
wnlcu should be donp, from every
business enterprise within the cor
porate limits. Inere may be mte
injection to this, but it ia only right,
fltiiiiK aod proper thut tbe basitiea
risen of a city should assist in the up
JLnilditig of the place wherein lh-y not
only make a livelihood, but, as is usual
fn such thriving towns as Madras; Le-'
coaie more or less wealthy.- "
CIVIC JSIPBOVEMEXT
cac not be made without a liberal out
Jay in cash. Sidewalks will be uetded.
A house for the isiation of contagious
diseases will also be a neces-dtyjuic
grading, graveling and sprinkling of
streets water and sewer systems,' tire
pro'ei-tion, and other improvements
too numerous to mention.
A PCBLIC PARK
Will be one of the great needs of your
city. Picnics, Fourtii "of July aird
other celebratioRB should l.e had a
near the city as possible. For thif
purpose the Madras Townsite Com
pany have kindly donated a valuable
site. Let me urge you to beautify ii
all you can; fence, plow and plant U
to trees and grass; iu doing this you
will soon feel well paid for tbe time
and trouble spent. Another important
feature is
'I THE PUBLIC SCHOOL.
Tut furth every tlTott to secure the
best buildings and the beet teachers
to be had. Do not be afraid to spend
money iu this direction, for it wljlj
bring its own reward, in the upbuild-'
Itg of your fair little city. Many a
town owes its financial and numerical
strength fo tbe start It got , from its
public rchools. We would alsoHmV!
gest that you do not forget . -
THE ciiuitqir. ' 'lf
Cbe permanent citizen generally'
looks at the moral side of a community
before deciding'to bring liis family into
It. ?A. to wii noted' for itsf churches JhI
lively Let'nae urge "you fberefbie to"6e
very liberal in your offerings toward
the upbuilding of (be denominations
within your midst.
t By Incorporating jou will be able to
CONTROL THE SALOON,
jjndltis very Important that y"ott do
tills else tbe saloon will control yi.u.
ft is also necessary for the financial
.welfare of the town. The funds cow
being paid to the county; 6ljuid;be
thought possible, bur this, however, , Tn the ttonontblCMnty Coart at ticte of
wc are gieatly Indt-bted to William lv. ! OMgoa tor rnk count :
Hotter, whose tuperiti'endeiice of the' yv-,he otxfrlg!M"!. bwinic miritr of
mechanical and genetal maie-up of iHlwerof KotrhcrPrw-ttictXrookcntj.
., , , Oregon. wouW tot resprrtfulljr r-t'tttlon that
the paper has giveu to it that Line and wrnl by rr HonnrWCCot
clean i-al sppeanmce that has been M.U intkf to m-ii MdritnouK. malt or
tte cause of so much tileasaut com
ment on the part of our friends.
In editing Tkiu Maiirn? Pioneer we
'mve as far as p ?si'..le in master
liable to cause factimis niMintalued n
neutral cpitit. 1 liit has iu one or two
i nt tn nets bten d ue aaltift our own
principle and seui of rlulit. We!
doubted the wisdom of this course at
t ie time, but yielded to what we con
sidered to be the best interests of the
town. Our renders wSlk al.-o notice
that no mention has I eeu mailt
through these columns of the petty
tpiurrels fights or personal je.ilou-is-and
prejudices that have hnppeuetl In
our iniilst in the past seven niootli.
We have been asked to publish such,
nit a often refused. Of such matters
little said as possible lias been ouroHon
TlnotM Ho no- or feracnteu eMtr, la hh
naattt4 than one gnuon, tn the Pnnrtnf t of
Kulrher, Conntr of Croofeam! State of Oign, i
for tU term of 12 monUM from tn t day of
Mar. MB.
W If Hannon, liSha Thorn aa. John Ifham.
tou p Rm, J W JaeVon, IjouN Vottath, T H
Taclier, J E (amfltl, V & Cowhsa, fir neat Hotjr,
motto, and w belitve riglitly so.
Mr. Max Leuddrniann, of Antelope,
Oregor, who takes control of the paper
with its next issue, needs no hitro
duction to the majority of our readers.
He is fully competent and wl.l doubt
less fctep or raise the paper above its
present standard, and we are sure will
always be found ready to aid iu any
worthy enterprise looking to the up
ouilding of the community.
e collect all hills due lor adver
Using up to the 1st of April. On and
after that date jalli-changes of ads. an
payment for, same, also subscriptions
must be paid to the new managemen
Again thanking you for so man
favors, we are respectfully jours,
The Pionkeu Publishing Co.
By Timothy Bbownhill, Mgr.
W K Buti, C U ltaT, I. K Itaker, (Hllte Wts wutoome.
WBj:. Waller Arney, fP. IIatc. F O Kutrbl-
swn. It K N'lMrn. N S Jnntas. S V KWhartl
A. Ceore C1ft. J K MacH. Mi to OanL A It
txVT, Ami re w LarMn, Eui;en Willlamn.
Chnrh'J IMthta. W H Stoiifhwtpr, J If te,
Frw! ParK W F Flfcld, O L llwtilfiW. O C
White. Jane Ij. limm Wtlliatoa. It X Yona;.
T JI Burden, D It Harden, John A l'nlmehn.l.
K Lauf.bJln, ru !;. Lourks, L A Young, I. P
Paxton, R M Jone. Btt Kutckt-r. W C MiXM.
J K W hltiDn. R C lHre, I S Jir. Martin T
Pratt. PtTHuemaa. J C Trotter. Chi IMinar.
: r Ahter, XV Ttuelvtnann. P J Hrook, T J
MaHor, h-am IIatrtieV. Jean Dillon. JohnO
Ro, VtStnaiu VBiiVrr, Juiin r. Erirk. tl V
Immediate ntteiitlon.
tendatico la desired.
The Hoiel Polmlexlrr or Prlneville
is the place to go for h"tiie'lfko com
forts at popular prices.
LODGE DIEE0T0HY
Msvlrna Cnmn. M. W. A.. Xo.SXW
Mels every spcutid aiid fourth Satunlaj I
of eni-h month at 8 p. in. Frank J. IIiim.:,
Console -W. H.anook, C.eik. Vistliig
tit Ighbors cotdiully invited to nttuiul
I.eln Cnnip, Itoynl
fleets every second
.iifh ttMitilli at ft n.it
U. M. llitliu, Huconlor. Visiting nttgli-
Madras Meat Mart
Diimanit Ut"f nllkliuln. ntm iw.i....,
MnI ltcl Dalrj Ittit'cf nn.l Frth Kfg nUr ..tu,
Williams & Roush
Madras, Oregon.
THE BEST.,.
SlfSriLIVERY AND FEED STAI
.tn. M.B. Snook, Oracle. w 1 Hi
nuuvrg,
Wcley Sumner. W II I!ainMy, J II
00TJUTY SEAT ITEMS.
4
dlverfpd "dnta the. eo'fferaof vrwirfllv
te8rS,l lf y w 'Hvn y?ai
JRAlIi? THE LilQENSE a hlgiras,
possible. By this means you will keep
out Irresponsible parties and shvb this
jtlity froonielbg looked upon; and
spoken of; as a saloon 'town arid t)i
jobly for Ihe abode'cf .-dlisking and
lawlees element. As a last suggestion
jve would say, when you ure Incor
porated,
' ENFOlf 'E THU XiAW.
A town wherein tbe law Is enforced
ia usually looked upon as a good place
Jo live. By enforcing the law you
.make better citizens. It builds up
character atid is a great factor iu rid
dling tbe community of an element
that Is not wanted In any self respect
Jng town or .city.
In offering the above suggestions we
ifoel that there Mill be some who will
iUttejr frqm tbe advice given. That Is
L. II. Hamilton, of Grizzly, was a visitor
in our city last Tuesday.
A case was fill d iu the Circiut Court last
Wednesday by Fred II. Ladd, of Madras
against T. J. Mallo & Co., niercli.tnts, of
Madras, lor recovery of money. V
1j. uougtas, of Hay Creek, spent
several days in our city last week attending
to business affairs.
Thomas McGliee, of Lanioula, spent last
edncsuay.iu our city.
PrinCyilie li to have graded streets
This week Ji. I. Wi.st, of Bend, and John
D. i'eIsoni, of this city, finUlied the worli
of surveying and setting grading stakes in
this city.
The surveying has been completed this
week for the construction of a hew grad
on the south side of the hill, just wetof
tins city. About 1,100 lias been sub-
sctibed.by the citizens of this place and
51,500 has been given by the couniy. This
is a long need to those living in the south
western part of tiie county aud will be
much appreciat d by tliein.
Rev. T. J. Traglio.of Methodist Hill
spent Friday in our city attending to Uu?!
ness affairs.
Jam.-s Eagan was given an examination
last Thursday before Justice Lucky on
charge made by He iry Grimes of shooting
at the Grimes residence, and was heM.to
await the action of the Gran.T Jury undei
500 tail. . ,
....... ' . .' .
John Palmehnof Madras, was a busi
ness visitor in the city seteral days this
week-
Miss- Lillleltceil, of Culver, Is visiting
friend; Injlie.qjty and is the guest of Jlrs.
Isom CJeek. , Dot?
PBTOEVltLE 0IT Y OOUNOIL.f
.
v ,v AgencyPIain, Marcji 19;
,ro;tb EditorWf Tbfiy0n& ! 1 1
f WJSnotlce tliat tlfeCItyCOHnqil cf.Princ-
.viuCjigcnerany 'jtunwru as iw -wouiiy
Court, has promised t c city of Prlnevlije
Sl,600 to aid it iu competing witli Uend for
the trade of Powell's Uuttes and tlje Hlyer
Bed. ST
"Ve are not going to kick about them
giving SlfiOD for a 7 per eei.t. grade up the
Crpokcd river-ibiHt but, oh, give us the old
grade or one half a good. Promise tlien,
Mr. Editor, promise them anything, Ilk
they did us before election. Promise them
that if tliijy will eive-uis a ro id that does
no tJead, to4Prnevj 1 leTwc wlj 1 ff I use t
?jiHtcoHiu riglit 5piiieyili1 nd?spcd
allVtiio proceeds? Can't ybn, Afr.'ditw,
make them see their Jurisdiction lies nnt-
MdeoIjPrJueville for other purposes tnan
levying hucb ir,i,.iyX Sfi-n-i
Nllce All -persons owing for water
I are requested to call at tho residence
' of Johu Isham and tettle for tbe
earliest convenience.
same tit your
John Pulmehn.
Now is tbe time to plant fruit and
shade trees, The Dalles Nurseries
(see ad iu another column) handle
nothing but homo grown trees, which
are fully guaranteed to be as repre
sented. Get their prices before buy
ing elsewhere. By leaving your orders
at'fhe Pioneer ofllce they will receive
prompt attention. Call and get "a
price Hat. j
Hare, CKLoneki, J P Ualoi, James Kaa,
M L Loucks, V Iirownhltt, O XT Klebarttion.
tteorge PHu, A UlAncbet, Peter KaUraa, A I.
William. Frank Etkin, C C Vox. J V Church,
WilHam Coafc!ey, It T Jones", J M May, K(I
Ice.
Nottre t. hcrelif given that the undersigned
vrltl present the foregoing petition to the
County Court of Crook County. Oregon, at the
C nnty Court room In Prtnevllle. Oregon, on
Wedneaday, the :kl day of Slay, 1.V., at which
ttme they wilt apply to said Court for a llccwe
to sell rpiritnous. malt aud vinous lienors and
hard cider In uantitk efs than one gallon
as prayetl for In said petition.
Kntcher.- Preetntt, Crok County, Oregon,
llnrch SUt 19X
31. L. LOUCK3.
PETITION FOR LIQUOR LICENSE.
A. M. WHiLIAMS & COr
1IBAI.EPJS IN
Dry Goods, Clothing,
Furnishing Goods
IJOOTS ANII SHOES
HtVT A.Sh CAW
THE DftlLES
ORECOK
SMITH
Dealer tn and
Manufarturcrof
H arness & Sadd I es
BRIDLES, QCIHTS,
SIVLER-MOCNTIJD SPURS AND HITS
OO.VT;.CILVPAItEJOS. Etc
REPAIRING NEATLY DONE.
AT SIIAN1K0 IS-,
D. A. HOWELL'S
Good stock. Careful drivers. Uest f liny ntul
Pi ices rcnsonublc.
guy
PKINEVILLE'3
II
PR I NEVILLE
ORECQN
To the Honorable County Court lor the County
of Crook. State of Oregon:
We. the undersigned, lepat voter of Kutcher
Preclnet, No. 2i, of-Crook County, Oregon, re
spectfully petition, your honorable tiody to
grant a Iieen. fo Cramer & Stevens (Jerry
Cramer and Geo rga AStcvent) to fell uplritn
oux, malt and vinous Ij'inor and hard rider, in
qnantfev lets than one gallon, in (aid Kutener
I"Teeinct, No. 53. iot a ieriod of nix month
irom and after the :ld day of May, lutt.
S EUray, Frank Elklnx, S L Wills, James
Magneas, John A Pairaehn, John O Roe, Don
P Rea, Henrj- Sefc, J P Iahn, J M Mayee,
John Isham, Martin. T Psatt. KT Jones, TB
Taeker, Ira Barber, A II Parkcy, Pranki)nhorn
W II Parker. Fred II Ladd, J K Evlck, J
Church I'eter IIoier, J D Mares, O V Pilon,
W K Rutter, XV M Williams, Ja McKlroy, XVm
McEIroy, Chas McKlroy, J XV McKlroy. I)
Burden, T il Iiurden. Dodd McCanlej-, W II
RamfceyrCO Ramsey, CSCowlcs, C C Ashley
J H Jennings, C V Dulfn?, James Lee, J II Lee,
W 11 Ptonehocker, L A Young; Harry Church.
XV Hannon. James Barbridge, R R Youn, R E
Kfser, S A MrClain, WH Abels, J A Lartcn, O
O Uohifcld, C C Fox. J F Hums. Miles Fox,
Peter Kllburg, B II Edmondnori, M C Ward, J II
Jaekson, Clias I Robertson, II C Dove, Krnet
Doty, Fred Uuttendorf, Frank Rodman, Edwin
A Rhodes, J J llinton, If K Nfsen, G
Rirhprdxon, S F Robcrtxon, L E Baker, N II
Pinkcrton. L Volrath, A L Willioms. II
Jacob, J W Jones, Chas Kirk, Geo Kirk. Sam
IIabentirk, II X North, Clias Dizney. J
Campbell, F Carney, John Dillon. R M Jones,
C R Hayes, L P Paxton, B R Cramer, J
Lnekard, A Eagles. G V Rankin, J Kaas, XV F
Field, XV A Pullen, F J Brooks, Oscar T Xeal.
Notice Is hereby given that the undendKned
will present the forejcolng petition to the
CoUntyCourt of Crook County, Oregon, at thtf
County Court room in Prlneville, Oregon, on
Wednesday, the 3d day of May, 1905, at which
time they wllf apply to said Court for a'lfcenfe
to rell spirituous, malt and vinous liquors and
hard eider in quantities icxs than one gallon
as prayed for in said-petition.'
Kutcher Precinct, Crook County, Oregon
March 2(. l?J5. .
' " JKItltl UKAJIKK,
GEO. A. STEVENS.
PEriTlON FOR LIQUOR LICENSE.
I'o the Honorable "Comity Court for the
County.uf Croak, State pf Oiegoii: ,
We. the underslKned legal voters of
Ashwooti Precinct. Crook County '.Oregon
respectfully petlilon your honorable bodj
to grant a license to.Jenton, Grater to
sell sol, ituous, malt and yjnous Honors in
fiuap titles less' than one gallon, hi said
precinctcounty and state, also iiard elder
forapci-iod of sixrmontus, beginning ojj
tlio 0th day of May, lOte.
Dated at Ashwood, Oregon, tliia 22J day
of Marchj 1905. -r
It F icrryman,
Jolm Si Payne,
PL Anderson, -lan
Crp.wltjy,,.
Charley Swanson,
Oscar Black,
Thoiii Lt-wis,
IJiiick,
C ii McPherson,
Put Itellly;
L W Ttmiliism,
W 0 Bird,
J y Jamison,
K I) Huston,
E W Crof-swhlte,
Mllo Wood,
C E Sandy,
E A Itmuiolpli, ,
John McNeil, ' ''
J CUrognn,'i
.(ilei) Orater,
V li ijuston,
C D Gay,
Dan Evan? ,
V D Walkpr,
Frank Dunk,
II J Strick in,
J P Kcisajv
T J Wyman,
ECFInneli; '
Oliver McUollttmt I
J V McCollum,
J It Baylcss, ,
A W Grater.
Notice is hereby given that the under-
igned will present their petition, to the
Honora'lile County Court for Crook
County, Oregon, at tbe May term thereof,
to-wit; on Wednesday, tho 8d day of May,
1005, praying for a license to sell spiritu
ous, malt aim vinous liquors ana uaru
ider In quantities less than one gallon in
Ashwood Precinct. Crook County, Oregon,
or a period of six mpnths from arid after
the Otli day of May,
.Ut.'ii.ton,&Crat.ej. ,
CULVER HOTEL
AND FEED BARN
PERRY REED, Manager.
GOOD MEALS CLEAN BEDS
NEW BUILDINGS
GRAIN AND HAY OF ALL KINDS FOR SALE
PRICES REASONABLE.
CULVER
ORECOIi
Orries tho Largest ntid Best scUctetl
f1 atoclv of gents' and ladles' tend niatlo
clothing of any store in Crook couniy.
Lnk'St stylus, best fit,-lowest prut's;
also a full and complete line of every
thing needed by thu farmer and stock
man. Send in a trial order ai.d be
. f convinced.
WURZWEILER & THOMS(
Prineville, Oregon
Special Sal
FOR 81XTV IJkAYS OSiy IX
BOOTS, SHOES, CLOTHII
Of nil Kinds. -e aio carsy a full nt.d notnpleleline f f GrocfiW
and Hardware. Agents for Mitchell Wagons, Hack, Hug(t
C arts, Plows, Harness, Drills aud nil kinds of fanning Ituplenwr
and tools.
Jos. T. Peteps
carries a genera.1 line of Paints, Lime
Cement, Kails, Hardware, Build
ers' futeriafs of all' kinds.
THE DALLES,
Ore.
Main St., Prineville, Ore.
BOLD ONI.V
Howis Safe and
safes!
BY TlljJ-
Ltock Compil
. Agents fot the Iacifle Coont. The only firm that can soli aPafeumlrt4'
. UU's 0je4mik,(Ciut-e sale for the only MANOANE8E RANK SAFE,
Agents fox U)& OLIVER TYPEWRITERS.
1332-1 Becond A ve, Seattle, Waslu
Hi Pine Kt Ban Fronrtsco, Cal.
ill Washington St., Sfkane, Waxii.
84 Third Street,
Portland, Om
FREE
Government Lands under
irrio-ntirm in flrocrna arc
- -O - - - - -I",
now open for settlement.
ror mniier particulars t
apply to ' 1 4''!
J" DesctolesIrriEalioD&PoferCp.
, j. W. BOONE
Dealer In htuainade
11 ..
Harness & Saddles
!l .i- An .!.!, ., ' rlt ,,
Stoclcladdlo, ThtJ teiit in the (Market,
its i.iiY! 4Mi
RIKEVILLE
!?.-? r. -1
0REC0H
N. LANE
General Blacksmith
and Wagon Maker
HORSESHOEING A SPECIALTY
All Work Guaranteed
SHANJKO
OREGON
Warm
Spring,, Stage
-1-4
Waninitia
Tyui?e si Wee
Leaves
Warm 'Spring Agency every Monday and 7kwM
Trapuiii.iM every i ucsuay ainu rnuay.
Fafc from Warm fprlng Agenpy to Waplnltla , ,
" 'to IIotBiirings
(ofilnnuuthn
" from W'aplHltla- to Warm Spring Agcncr
.V tofiimnasho........ ,v
nOT to HvtinnfJM .-. . .i4 J
Passengers allowed 20 imuuds hK!T, Xrulght, lo imr piuid.
rigs, (food nltt-vw. Ftago leaves both plaetfs ht 0 a, m.
or JP. KALMAandJ.
zoo
Good liore
HAYES.
When'jour Plow needs sharpitnlng, yonr wagon is In need of
ropfttrsor'jeii wait jour hors shod, don't foigcj tOn to thf
QM18TAifDVi ,j
OIJWPRIC IS' GUARANTEED
i
FA1U DKALINO AND RR.8oS'-Vl".K PRICKS Ol'R MOTTO 1
F. J. BROOKS,
Gene'I WagonmaM
and Blacksmith
t
Madras; Oregon