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About The Madras pioneer. (Madras, Crook County, Or.) 1904-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 21, 1905)
The Madras Pioneer rublished every Thursday by -THS riONEJCK PUBLISHING CO.- syqsompTON rates One yonr. ,,,.,,.,,..$1.50 Six months .85 Thrco months...;...;..,...'.., 50 AnVKUTlSINQ r.ATKS" ON APPI.1PA.TION Entered na second class niaticr August 2, 1904, nt the rostoMco nt Mndrns, Oro., THyRSDAY" Dec. 21, loo? THE ISEV SENATOR, John M. Gjearin of Poriland. who has been appointed by Governor Chamberlain to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Senator John EL. litchell. is without doubt the ablest man in his party in this state, and in addition possesses a strong personality and a force of qhar acter which have made him ap pointment deservedly popular among Oregonians of every par ty. Although a life-long Demo crat, Mr. Qearjn las never be longed to that wing of the party which placed party success aboye principle, and on many of the great national issues of $he day he will be found Wore in lne wth the conservative .element of the Republican party thn with the radicals n his flwn party. Mr. Gearin was a member of the law firm of Dolph, Mallofy, Simon and Gearin, which frm has already given to the state of Qregon four United States senators. As a trial law yer, M.r. Gearin has fey equals jn. the state. .Mail contract not let. No satisfactory bids were re-r .qeived for service on Route No. 73300, from Heisler to Madras, jmder the general advertisement ,of Sejptember 15, 19Q5, and the post office department has now issued a bulletin advertisement ,br new bids for the pontract on this rotate, for servipe from. July j, 19Q6, to June 3.Q, IfllQ. This route, No, 73.3Q6, from Jleisler to Madras, a distance of eighteen miles, was created this Pall, and it is therefore a new .servipe, 1q bid undr the adr .vertispment will be considered .unless submitted by a person who resides on or contiguous to the route. All bids under the 4iew advertisement must be in the hands of the Second Assint-s .ant Postmaster General not jater than January 17, 1908. -?- Recently the work of install ing the hydraulic rani for Mr. Morris at Trail Crossing was .finished and two minutes after starting it up the water had tra versed the 370 feet of inch dis charge pipe and began to flow .out upon the hitherto barren .desert. A number of spectators and prospective ram users were present and witnessed the start ing up of the plant, The ma chine was operated for a short .time only, some large leaks in ithe flume and intake tank hav ing shown up, which somewhat reduced the amount of drive head from the normal. When these repairs are accomplished, Mr. Morris will opreate the ram permanently for the winter irri gation. It may oe oi interest io note that this is the largest ram built and successfully oper ated, although Mr. Hesse, who installed the plant, says that his company is prepared tocon Htnict these machines in size re quiring a drive pipe of 48 inches in diameter. Such a ram would have a capacity of approximate ly nine times that of the one hero described. uena jsuueun. Mis. Ralph A. Drown was a .visitor at i.ti. or.ival home vesicrday, from 'the Mud Springs school district where &ht Si Frank Loveland, the "well drill-man' o( Culver has made 'arrangements with the Madrus Townsite Company for a lot upon which he intends to sink adeep well, one that M afford an nnVplelsupply of water for the tank-wagons and barrels lhat are brought in by the farmers of the Big and Little Plains and other surround ing districts, mere has been a gieat deal of trouble in Madras this fall, owing to the extremely dry season just past, which caused a consequent shortage ol water in all the local wells. In ordinar years the water lies about 1 5 feet below the surlace and is there in inexhaustible quantities, but this year the wells have all had to be extended downwards 10 or 12 feet, and even then some of them, have hardly afforded enough water to sup ply the ranchers. This well of Mr. Love land's 'will supply the deficiency, and as he will erect a large tank, all the farmers need do will be to drive up to the tank, turn on the faucet and watch her fill up. C F. Smith ol Prineville, one of the largest owners of real estate in this coun ty", was a visitor in Madras yesterday. He was accompanied by Mrs. Smith. They have been visiting in the Lamonta neighborhood, where a large amount of Mr. Smith's holdings are situated, and came on down to visit this place and look after business matters. Miss Florance McCann of Bend was in town last Tuesday, on her way to Ante lopp lor a vjsjt with friends. Miss Mc Cann has been a compositor in the office of the Bend Bulletin for several years past. William Hannon has taken charge of the livery stable until recently conducted by W. Shelly, the latter having left for Portland. A new supply of tablets and a flue and desirable line of Jewelry just re ceived at Madras drugstore. F. H. Watts of The Dalles was in town on Tuesday, looking after the business interests of the Watts Marble Works. A. C. Sandford expects to go to Shani- ko tomorrow, to spend the holidays with his family, HENRY L KUCK MANUFACTURER OF Harness and Stock Saddles COWBOY OUTFITS A 8PECIAT TY. Dealer tn Cpllarc, Whips, Robes and a gen eral lino of Horse Furnishing Goods, Teuts Awning and Wagon Covers. AH irork guar, anteed. East Qeoond St, THE DALLES, Ore Grizzly Post Office Store (o you know where to find the bargains? Let us tell you ; go to Grlzily Post Office 8tor5, ant you will find aV full lint of fdwa'fg, Groceries, t 'kinds) of pijtjqpd CJoods, CftJIpo. and good assort ment b( Men's yiirms'hlgs. Also all kinds of Patent Drugs, Ladies' Hose, was 30c, now 25c. Come qd sec our eodds, and let us show you pur PRICES ARE RIGHT. ' J GRIZZLY GREGON H0TI0E FOB PUBLJOATIOif. Department of tbe Interior. Land Office at The Dalles, Oregon, December 16, 1905 Notice is hereby given that the following- named settler has filed notice of his intention to make filial proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made beforo Don P P.ea, V, 8, Commissioner, at his office in Mad ras, Oregon, on January 26, 1006, vis: John Tellefson, of Madrss, Oregon, on H. E. No. 12,723, for the se M w Hi w H e 1,1 800 18 ne 1,4 nw 1,4 and nw M e 1-4 sec 19. tp 10 a, r 14 e, w m. n natn.i I tin following witnesses to prove bis continuous residence upon and cultiva tion of said land, vU: James Jf Borbridge, L P Paxton, 8 P Loving, Arthur BomlH, all of Madras, Oregon. 121-J2S Michael T. Noian, Register. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Department of the Interior. U. B.Land Office at The Unites oregon. ' December 10, 1TO5. Notice Is hereby given that the following- named settler has Hied notice of bis intention to make final proof In support of his claim, and that eald proof will be made before D. P, Ilea U. 8. CommUsloncr, at his office in Madras, Oregon, on January 21th, 1906, vizi Bhorman J. Ilarrop, of Culver, Oregon, on II. E. No. 14,001, lor tbe nc 1-4 of see II, tp, 13 s, r. 12 c. w. m. He names tho following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of raid land, viz: James E. Grout, William Hawlcy, of Madran Oregon-Bert Woodard, Elmer G, wooldrldgc, of Culver, Oregon. MICHAEL T.NOLAN. Register, NOTICE FOR PUILICATI0H. Department of the lnteilor. U. B. Land Offlco at Tho Dalles Oregon. December 10 1903. Notice Is hereby given that the following, named Msttler has 11 led liollce of his Intention ti make final proof ill support of his claim, and that xulil proof wjll be made before D,P, Ilea, lr. S. CominlxslonOr, at his office in Mad. ras, Oregon, on Jauuary2lth, 1900, viz: Elmer a, Wobldrldge, .of Culver, Oregon, on ll. K. No. 11,002, for the aw M hco 11, lp i'i .,,r 12 e, w m. lie names tho following witnesses lo prove hi continuous residence upon and cultivation of Mid land, vis: James K, Urotit, Sherman rtarrop, William Ilawloy, of Madras, Oregon; Bert woodard, of Culver, Oregon. irtii..ivr rn vrw . v HarnessShop B. S. LARKIN, Prop. Madras, Oregon ttrnc, u fon USTIEJ-W MACHINE FOR REPAIRING FINE SHOES COMPLETE LINE OF HARNESS AND SAD OLE FIXTURES The beat quality of Eepairing Hamilton Hot First class meals and bods. Prices reasonable. Head quarters for nil stage lines. Antelope, Oregon CULVER HOTEL AND FEED BARN PERRY REKD, Mauagor. GOOD MEALS CLEAN BEDS NEW BUILDINGS GRAIN AXD HAY OF ALL KINDS FOR SALK PRICES REASONABLE. CULVER ORECON NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Department of thc( ntorlor. Land Office at The Dalles, Oregon, De,combi;r 10, 1905. Notice is hereby Riven that th follow. ing-naiued settler has filed notice of his intention to muko finitl proof In support of his claim, and that said proof will bumnde beforo Don P. Res, U. . Coinhilsbloner, at 1is office in.jladcas, Orcjyjn, on January 27, 19WJ, viz: John T. Bennett, of Madras, Oregon, on II E. No. 11,673, for the se 1-4 sw 1-1, sw 1-4 se 1-4 see 14 and w 1-2 ne 1-4 sec 23, tp 11 s, r 13 e, w m. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz: Fred Davis, W H Snooks, F Osborn, J P Habn all of Madras, Oregon. M1CIIAEL T. NOLAN, d21-j25 Register. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Department of tho Interior. Land Office at The Dalles, Oregon, November 14, 1S06. Notice is hereby given that the following. named settler has Aled notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and (hat said proof will be made before Don 1. Rca, V, B. Commissioner, at his office In Mad ras, Oregon, on January 6, 1906, vis: James A. Brown, of Culver, Oregon, on H. E. No. 8001, for tho e nw4 and w neJ4 sec 30, fp 12 s, r 14 e, w m. Honamos the following witnesses to prove nls continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz: HJHoaley, of Culver, Orogon; Jamos Mo. Iteon, Nukl Milllgan and Robert Armstrong, of Lamonta, Oregon. , MICUAEL T. NOLAN, p.nSQ-Ji Register. Timber Land, Act June 3, i$78. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. . Land Office at The Dalles, Oregon, March 25, 1905. Notice Is hereby given that In compliance with the provisions of the act of Congress of une3, 1878, entitled "An act for the sale of iraber lands in the Btatpj of California, Ore .on, Nevada, and Washington Territory." as xtended to all the public land states by act of VUgUSt 4, 1W2, Nettie L. Halvorsen, f Centralla, county of Lewis, state of Wash, ington, has this day filed in this office her worn statement No. 2602, for the purchase of die lot 4, nee 30, lots 1, 2 and 3, sec .11, tp 11 s, r 10 e, w m. And will offer uroof to show that the land .nurht Is more valuable for Its timber or stone than for agricultural purposes, and to cstab- dsh her claim to said land neiorc me uegisier and Receiver at Tho Dalles, Oregon, on the ,7th day of February, 1906- She names as witnesses: Maud ifarrlson, Laohlin McNeil, Catherine McNeil, John Cur ry, ol tenirana, uaaniiigiou ; jukjjuuioiiihu )f Bisters, Oregon. Any and all persons claiming adversely the their claims In this on or before said 17th day )i roDruary, iyuo. Michael T. Nolan, Register. Itfcrfb -rfV iAr -?tf r1 ,JV iifr,TAf yUr-Ju-Mr M'ELROY Madras, Oregon BLAGKSMITHING AND WAG0N-MAKIN6 ji Horaeshoolno a Specialty WATER-TANKS and GRAIN-RACKS i -AUWAY8 Antelope Drug Company I ANTELOPE, OREGON ! Prorlptlon work a principal featuro or thl atore, No mibstltutloD, Accuracy guaranteed. Mftll order receive careful attention and de- ilvered In return mall. J SELECT IM OF PERFUMERY AND TOILET ARTICLES IN, M. LANE Gqneral Blacksmith and Wagon Maker HORSESliOEINQ A SPECIALTY AH Work Gunrantccd SHAN1KO OREGON 0HUK0H DIRECTORY. MADRAS DISTRICT. First Sunday, morning and oveinni! Methodist Episcopal, Ucv. J. K. Oral.' pator. Second Sunday, morning and evening, Monnonltt! Urethral Rev. Cain, pastor. Third Sunday. Morning and Kvcnlti);. M. i!. Church, Hoy. J. K. Utalg, pastor. Sunday school utOu. m. imoli Su.idiu Mrs. .1. K. Craig superln ondenf. Clirlwtmus troo will ho held tinttinin; Hvetiing, Deo. 23. MKT1IODI8T HILL D1BTIUCT. German M. K. Cliurnh, Rev. .1. (i Moulirlng, pastor. Sunday nohool at t.ii a. in., John Iloiriiutn, Sr., supeilnteiii unt. Preaching services at 10.80 a. in. nut 7.:i0 p. in. German schooi am' Catcchlsu conducted by pastor Saturday at 2,00 p. n lipworth lA'ague. Sunday evening t 0:30. Cveryonu welcome. AdKSOY Plains disthiot. First Sunday, U p. hi., J. K. Craig. Fourth Sunday, morning and evening Rev. il.A.Caln. William Rranstcttcr, supurlntendcnt Sunday school. Sunday nohool evt-i Suudny afternoon nt Preaching b Rcv.W.K. Fulghaniaud others at Irregu lar porloilB. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Department of tho Interior, Land Offlce at The Dalles, Oregon. December 10, 1105. Notice Is lioreby glvnn that the follow Ing-namcd sottler hns filed notice of hi Intention to mako llnnl proof In mtppoi of his claim, and that said proof will lu made before Don P. Rea, U.S. Conimi sioner, at his oftico at Madras, Oregon, oi January 25, 1005, viz: Clnud C. Lanison, of Culver, qregon, on JI.K. No. 8188, i these quarter se quarter sec 5, n half n quarter and nc quarter nw quarter sec fr, tp 13 a, r 13 e, w in, He names the following witnesses t prove his continuous residence upon him c iltivatlon of said land, viz. G 11 Osborn, J Alderdce, V 11 Peel W C Barber, all of Miidras, Oregon. MlCHAKL T. KOLAX, d21.j25 Register NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION, Department ol the Interior. Laud Office at The Dalles Oregon. December 10, 105. Notice Is hereby given that the follow Ing-named settler has filed notice of hi Intention to make final proof In suppoit his claim, and that said proof will be mud' before the Register and Receiver at Ti Dalles, Oregon, on January 25, 1006, viz: William E. Fulgham, of Madras, Orgon, on II. E. No. 13,474, for tl. w 1-2 ne M and w 1-2 e 1-4, sec 29, tp9 r e, w m. Ho names the following witnesses t(. prove his continuous residence upon urn cultivation of said laud, viz: Anton Batalgla, Howard Bluckcrby, Alfred Parkey, John E Evict, all of Madras, Oregon. MiciiAKi. T. Nolan, d?l-Jg5 iteghtir. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Department of tho Interior. Land Ofllce at Tho Dalles, Oregon. December 10, 1005. Notice Is hereby given that tho folio ing-namcd settler bus filed notice of h Intention fo mako fiiiitl proof in support ills claim, and that said proof will be uvmh before Don P. Rea, U. S. Commission! at his office in Madras, Oregon, on Jam ary 26, 1006, viz: James M. Borbrldge, of Madras, Oregon, on II. K. No. 12,17 for the east half northwest quarter an west halt northeast quarter see 20, tp 10 r 1 o, w m. He names the following witnesses i prove ills continuous residence upon am cultivation of said landf viz: John Tellefson, LP Paxton, S P Lo ing, Arthur Bcinis, all of Madras, Oregon Michael T. Nolan, (I21-J25 Register. Ar'riiftf Aiftf A AAAAAifc 1 BROTHERS IT i ON HAND- M IAUUAKI & BYE SPECIAL Deal For Two Weeks Working and Drive Harness, Collars, Hames and Everything in tne r-iarness Line. BARBED WIRE PER HUNDRED Has re-opened with a fine line of the CHOICEST MEATS BUTTER, EGGS AND VEGETABLES A. PIERSON, Prop., Madras, Ore, LEATHER REPAIRING Slioes, jEaiarriesQ, Strap, worlr, and. all Icinds of Xjeatlxer "V7"or3r done neat ly and. on snort notice. J. E. WILSON Madras, Oregon The White Ele CRAMER & STEVENS, PROP'S, Fifst"Class Wines, Lriquofrs and Cigars, HIGH GRADE CASE GOODS 0or. Fifth apd E Streots MADRAS, OREGON C.rrloi ft Tomp.ete Moo of Drugi, He4clnei, 0)irolcl, I"uhoW Kcn DrtiKEUU'BitiulrlM nrt i'hoto flupnllei. Country Mull Ordr if ' "",.,!, Attention. A Orodimtu In clmrito fiftfo delivery mirMitoei. '"'' .ktJi my pcL)ty. Btryclnilne tnl I'cut !)etroyrn. Btook Koo.li nnl IP w AKanty tor Ka.tmun Ko.lakt, lloth 'J'hoiiBi. WHOLKflAI.E ANU f HE DALLES. If you have a farm or town proprrtj or sale, list it with the Madras Ucnltj Company, Madras, OrcKon. Ofllce in 'ow unite nolldiiiR, MndrnH, OreRon, NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. I)eirtnioiit of thu Interior, Land Ofllce at The Dallti, Oregon, November 14, HXM, Notice U hereby given that thu following named aettler haa tiled notice of hla Inluntlon to make final roof In uupport of hli itlalm, and that aid proof will be made before Don I', Itea, U H, Commliilonor, at hit ofllce In Madran, Oregon, on Ducembor 27, 1903, vfx: K. Juliui Tragllo, ol Madrai, Oregon, on II. K. No. 11,707, for the lot 2, S, i and t4 awj ec HO, tp 11 , r IS e, yr m. Ho name the followluK wltneuee to prove hit rontlnuoui renldence upon aud cultivation of laid and, tU ; Kredllennke, Charlen WJnteri, Jot Maruaeh and UuU Arnimler, allot Vadrai, Onto. .MICIUKL T. XOliAN, KegUtir T H E MADRAS, ORECON I OU MARKE A. E. 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