The Madras pioneer., July 06, 1905, Image 2

The MaclEafc Pinerl
l'Hbltekeri every Thursday by
-THE VIONfKlt rUIlLlSlUN(itCO.
B 8C I P7.iQ H RATES:
0; year...k. $1.50
Six inoiitlm.. ....... 85
Threo months. .....J, .50
AlVKUTISIN(l ItATHS OX AJanMCATSON-
Kntercd ns.,sccond chm'inatyes August
11KH, at thp l'ostollico nt MncbKs.tUro.,
mirier tha.Aqnf Congress of JIalL8ySK7H.
THURSDAY
July '6, 1905
K 'li 'COMING.
It is pracUoaliy assured that
tihe Columbia Southern railroad
will extend from Shaniko to this
!$ace during the coming twelve
months. While the .full report
of the trip of investigation made
ki to this section of tke state by
representatives of the Harrisoan
kitereets has probably not yet
peached headquarters, the na
ture of the report, is known, and
the fact that Central Oregonis iu
dire need of better transporta
tion facilities and is abundantly
able to support a railroad, has
unquestionably been estab
lished. The next step will be
the order foi construction to
begin, and then, the beginning
of an era of wonderful growti,
and. development throughout
Central Oregon.
The moat recent information
regarding the extension of thef
Columbia Southern is to the
effect that only fifty miles of
road will be built during the
coming year. This wonld tap
all of the great wheat belt sur
rounding this place, and would
indicate that Madras is the ob
jective point of the immediate
plans of extension. Large areas
;ire already under cultivation
throughout the entire stretch of
territory within a radiu3 of 15
miles of this place and the ur
gent need of better transporta
tion facilties for the marketing
of the product of this territory
was manifest to the railroad
representatives who made a
rarefnl and intelligent study of
the conditions which prevail
here. This is the territory upon
which the burden of lackof trans
portation rests most heavily at
this time, and to view it from
their purely business stand
point, this is the territory from
which the railroad will draw
its primany support. The'ail
load to this point affords easy
acceas to the irrigated districts
farther south, and in the very
near future the development
there will demand the further
extension of the road. It may
be that the railroad will hasten
the development of the country
sourh of here by pushing, the
fXtension through to Bend, bur
the conclusions above are indi
cated by the reports of the com
mittee sent to investigate.
A petition asking for the
establishment of a stage route
between Heisler and this place
is being circulated for signa
turesiSthis weeU. ,yhen a good
proportion of the names of
patrons of this office has been
secured, the petitiou will be for
warded to the postal depart
ment at Washington, and it is
hoped that some immediate ac
tion will be -taken in the matter,
pne stumbling block iu the way
of the creation of this route has
been the fact that a portion of
the road over which the mail
ronte would have to pass was
Hot an established county road,
but passed through and over
private property, but this ob
jection will soon be removed as
it is quite likely a county road
all the way through to rteisler
will be established at thf pres-'
ent session of the county cour;.
The new mail route, if it is cre
ated, will be a great improve
ment over, the present cirouitousj
roue ovt?r which our mails have
to pass, and will Avoid a delay
of ni least 4 hours in the de
livery cJtour outgoing mails.
(President Et & Lytle of the
C. S. Ry, and his party of 0. R.
N. officials, returned from Bend
Tuestbiy.. OX -eoxse nobodv
can tell at tliis tiuie what the
results of. t&ie. trijj. js?ill mouui.
to-rrrbutinvith Jrnman oij the
tapis,, and time and circum
stances favorable. The Observer
does not hesitate to predipt that
something will be doing pretty
quick along the lines of the
many timea.thwarted Columbia
Southern Railway extension.
Moro Observer.
Antelope Herald: X C. Ed
wards, C. M. Cartwright and
two prominent mining men from
Sampler were in town on Wed
neadaj'' evening, and on Thurs
day morning the party left for
Aahwocd, where the Surapter
men will inspect the property
fuf the Oregon King Mining Co.
:l reported that there is a
deal o for the purchase of the
property by a syndicate of
Sumpter capitalists, of which
the two gentleman are repre
sentatives. An Indian mortar 8 inches
high, and a peatal to match it,
were unearthed near Bend, re-
centlj', from amongst the roots
of a 250 years oldt Juniper
Both are of a Mne textured lava
rook, worn smooth apparently
by use in crushing seeds and
berries for ancient habitants of
the Inland Empire. Ex.
A Portland fur dealer says
that despite &e fact that the
st&te has removed: the bonsty
fur coyote scalps, more skins
are received iu the market thau
ever before. It is estimated
that not less than 15.00Oof these
animals aire killed annually in
Oregon, but that the number
living is on the increase. Ex.
Frog Springs and Vicinity.
Louis Larson is building a
cistern on his place.
Mr. and Mrs. VV. C. Lathim
are now living on their home
stead.
More ram needed on the
North End, but what we had is
appreciated.
Jake Peterson came down
from trrizzly Saturday tp spend t
a few days.
Lars Larson came home from
Gompton's sawmill to celebrate
the Fourth.
George and A. Monner are
working at the Cowles & Der
ham sawmill as millwrights.
L Wni. Brownhill and Win.
Ltthim and family were enter
tained at Calvin Fox's the 4th.
The north End witnessed a
splendid display' of lire works
on the edge of the rim the night
of the 4th, on P. N. Yibbert's
place all the neighbors being
present.
Nelson GrewetU P. N. Vib
bert and Mr. Dillon made a
business trip to .Prinesville the
4th,' - returmngtlie 5th. They
went to see the conuty court
about the North End grade.
L. T. Larson's and P. N. Vib
bert's family and Mrs. Nelson
Grewell and Jake Peterson
celebrated the nation's birthday
at Audiew Vibbert'a place. All
report a good time.
Frog
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
j n'parfiiieut nf the Interior.
Land Oflice at The Dalles, Oregon.
July 3, 1905.
Notice is hereby given that the follow,
ing named settler has filed notice of her
intention to make final proof in support of
her claim, and that said proof will be made
befoie Don P. Rca, U. S. Commissioner,
at his e'dice. in Madras, Oregon, on Au
gust 9, 1905, vir: . '
Bernette Schooling, or Madras, Ore
gon, on H. E, No. 13,59 tbe se
ef sec 26, tp 9 s, r 13 e, w in,
She names the following witnesses to
prove her continuous residence upon and
.aulfivalion of satd land, viz:
?tsd Fisher, W Krownill, of Madras,
Osgon, L NUtl'herson, of Jy Crek,
A Monner, of Madras, Oregon. ,
Xichael T Nolan
Agister
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. -
cartm(.'iit of the Interior,
tarnl Oftlfc nt The Dulles, OrvRi
Julys, lrt.
Notice 1 hereby fdvon tliat the following-,
named settlor liits tiled notlrc of her Intention,
to make final proof In HUinxirt of tierclnlui,
ami that salil jiroof wilt he raatto before iniii
l Ilea, U. S, Cominliwloncr, nt til olllcv In
Madras, Oregon, on August y, WO, viz:
Kdle M. Ftahur,
tif Madras, Oregon, on II. K. No. i:i,K, tot the
swW of nee 25, tp i, r 13 e, w m.
HhiMiamc the following wltnesfefi to jirovo
horconllmioiia reatdence uixin and cultlva
tlon of raid laud:
V T KUnn, W Sfownhttt, (leorjrc Monner,
Krtsl ifther, all oMatlrv. Oregon.
jiV3 Mkiuki.T. Nolan, Ufglxtcr.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICAITON.
Department of tlie Interior.
T.snd Onlce at The Dalles, Orrgou,
July 3, 1905.
Notice U hereby Riven that the fitllonliig
naineil m:Ulr lia tllnl notleo of lil.A intention
tninakr tlual proof In Mij.port tit hi claim,
anil that atd proof trill be mule before Iqn l
uea. 1 . ! i;onimis.iioner. at 11 H oniccinjlaiK
rag, Oregon, tu Augunt 10, lw. vti :
James W, Melton.
of Mailrax, Otxiron, on H.E. No. tt,t7H, .for the
m W see tp Vn,r W e, w m.
He namw the folloTrins rrltncfsej to prove
IiIk rontinnoux retiUenee uixin anil etiltlvatlon
of tatd luinl. vix:
t.' V Fox. J (? Htontr. Williaru Ilarner. K Sh
Mortltuore, all of Madran, Oregon.
Hf-4 MtcitirxT. Noun. Ketltter
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior.
Land Office at The Pallet. Oregon,
Notice I hereby given that the following
named settler ha flUd notlccof liM intention
to make final proof In iiippott oT hi claim,
and that m!l proof will fee made beire.I.
I'. Ilea, V. 8. Cumftiitoliiiier, at lit offlce in
Madras Oregon, on Auguxt to, ieo.', tIz:
John f. Buma,
of Mdilrai, Orrgnn, on II. E. No. Itv'et, for tlie
k', rl. nee 1 and itj so iArve i, tp 10 , r 13 e,
w ni.
lie name the following wttnes-T to prove
hin contlnuoiM rvitidehcu uh and cultivation
of said land, viz:
C C Fox, William annon, MIIch Kos, Alfred
It Parker, all of XI ti If mi, OreRon.
juy-oS J41CIIAKI. T. NOLAN, IteglMcr.
NEW
MADRAS
F. A. WILLIAMS, 'Prop.
BEST PLAGE TO STOP IN CENTRAL OREGON
Good clean beds. Meals 25 and 50 cents.
ALL STAGES STOP AT THE HOTEL
HCADQUAbTERS FOR TRAVELLING MEN
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In Connection
est Feed Good Rigs Cheap Rates
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LIVERY AND
AT SHANIKO IS
Good stock. Careful drivers. Best of hay and grain.
Prices reasonable.
NEW LUMBER YARD
Madras, - Oregon
CHAS. WATERHOUSE, MANAGER, for the
GRIZZLY IAKE LUMBER CO P Y
Have on hand all kinds of Rough and Dressed
Order jPrcijoaptly IFIllfcd.
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I Antelope Drug Company
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f Prescription work a principal feature of thltt store. No uubetittiiiou.
Accuraoy guaranteed. Mall orders receive careful attention ami de 1
t llvered iu return mail. ?
SELECT LINE OF PERFUMERY ft TOILET' ARTICLES
PIERSON'S
Confection ry
IQE CREAM EVRX DAY
Fresji and select line of Cnnfcotlouery
CInrfl tttid T,qbccos
Jfe&h bread nl way a. on hand
Hies, Cakes and I?aary linked toordei
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Try our make of While, lllvqr Trie
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East EmF Ctothing Store
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G0MPT9N & M'MEEKiN
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Wull supplied witU nil klndn of rougi
LUMBER
DresHtd lumber on baud as soon a
seasoned, tor )lauiutr.
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TOBACCOS and CIGARS
HARNESS and SADDLES
BUILDERS1 MATERIAL
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Baker Wf re, $4.63
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FRESH MEATS
Madras
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DAILY
Special attention given to carrying Expum Matter.
Fare $4.50; Round trip, $8.
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