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WOOL-GROWERS
IN SESSION
MEET TO DISCUSS FOREST RE
SERVE QUESTION.
ninny Wool-Grower l'renent, Who Lis
ten to Cnpt. Ormsliy mid Other,
Aim Join In tlm Discussion.
A nieetin? of the State Wool Grower?,
Association wits held in thft D.illes
Commercial and Athletic Ciuli parlors
this morning and quite a number of the
members were present, also many others
who are interested in the forest reserve.
An informal session was held and many
gave their view9 upon the gubject and
were of the opinion that something
must be done, and at no late date, to
save the sheep industry of Oregon.
Representative Tongue w is in atten
dance and stated that the Oregon dele
gation at Washington was unanimous in
fihthit; the sheep exclusion ond forest
reserve extrntion act. He also said
that most of the apposition met with
was fro'ii representatives who had no
sheep industry in their respective states.
Mr. A. A. Bonriuy stated that for the
past twenty-fiveye.ua liehas not noticed
that sheep in the mountains have de
creased the water supply in the creeks
one bucketful. It is true, he stated,
that many who are continuous to the
creeks use the water for irrigation,
which naturally decreaees the volume,
and in many cases this shortness or
drouth of water is laid to the sheep.
Several more uave their views, after
which President Geo. A. Young called
the meeting lo order and said :
" l"ne object of this meeting is to have
n free ditcussion of the best means we
can adopt to prevent the threatened
action of the department in excluding
sheep from the Cascade mountains. The
eitualion before us is serious ami each
of you is nw much Interested in having
the .matter wisely terminated as the
other and I want to hear a free expres
sion from you all.
"We have called this meeting because
our stcck interests are threatened with
destruction and I am anxious to impress
upon you all the gravity of the
situation."
Holl call was dispensed with, after
which, in the absence of Secretary Fred
V. Wilson, acting secretary, A. 11.
Thompson read several communications
from representative people, who ex
pressed their regret at not be int.' able to
be in attendance, hut would lend their
support to the cinse.
4Japt. Ormsby hurt a very important
document to read before tho aeeembly
but owing lo the absence of Hepresenta
live Wlllianuon, who Is much interested
iu the subject, tlm meeting adjiiirned
until 1 p. in., when it was thought he
would arrive from bin home it l'rine
ville. AFTMtVOON 8K8MO.V.
Tho afternoon session Jwas called to
order at 1 :-!5, and Keprtstntatlve WIN
llameoin being pteseut, the chair called
on Capt. Orniihy to preient his views
Hud fjcls.
Ho said a in on; other things tha',
sheep will not go in thick underbrush,
u, id that in Oregon nnd Washington,
where high timbor abounds there is no
nourishment for flocks. Tho fires started
by eheepherdera does not create pastur
age for the following year nnd that tho
vitality of tho land is virtually destroyed
for six or seven years. Also that tho
odor of tho black dust and burnt timber
coining hi contact with tho wool would
lessen the value; also during these fires
the sheep would be iu jeopardy. Again,
it fa claimed that when tho sheep aro
driven to tho lower lands the tires are
started, but as this occurs Into in tlio
fall after tho rains are started, there is
but little reliance to bo put in this
statement.
There would be no advantage what
ever for the setting of thesj fires and in
each case would-be a detriment. In re
gard to the damage done to the forest
gro'vth it has not bsen found where
sheep will eat n shrub or cone in the
mountains. When tho sheep aro in
winter rpiarters and the snow is deep
there is n possibility of them nibbling
the shrubs and cones but never on tho
f.tll range.
Relative to the dnmago done to tho
water supply the following are facts not
figures. Sheep are taken to the hichest
mountain ranges during the summer
and cross and recross the mountains but
principally where they aro desitiute of
timber. Snow falls on these ranges, but
mostly on the exposed places and when
the weather turn9 warm the evaporation
is greater here than in districts with
heavy timber consequently the sheep
are charged with causuni: the snow to
melt and making a scarcity of water.
Since Augii9t 1SS7 to August 1897 the
supply of water has not been kss than
when the sheep were not taken to the
higher altitudes in earlier years.
In regard to sheep destroying irriga
tion and causing a scarcity of water,
there are in tho Cascade rangj two bald
mountains, one of which is crossed by
sheep, while the other is not . and the
vegetation and snow aro identical on
each. There Is but a small atrip of re
serve in Eastern Oregon that is creating
all this disturbance between stockmen
and citizens. Fighting among your
selves will not accomplish anything, but
is retarding progress alieady made, and
is affecting the whole leserve.
Uetween the sheepmen, the cattlemen
the ranchman and the government I
have a nrettv hard time of it. Never
theless I shall endeavor te do justice to
each and all. I believe in a special
license to grnza on the reserve and that
stockmen should rec;ive them for a
stipulated sum. They could then go
and return at pleasure and would be
sure of their grazing ground and couli
protect themselves from all comers,
and thus, to an extent, would be respon
sible for the same to the government.
Should the sheop be restricted they
would be sent to the butcher, for the
lower lands would not furnish sufficient
nourishment for them to subsist on.
It is not for us to talk of our troubles
but for a remedy.
The leasing of land in severalty to
stockmen is the situation or you will
have to go off the reservation. Can the
land bo leased? It can be done with
the government aa with the N. P. rail
way, who leases its grazing land tostock
men, the only trouble would be an ac
curate description of tho land.
The secretary of the interior at present
has no authority to lease' the land but
we would have to apply to congress. A
law should be passed by congress au
thorizing the secretary of the interior to
lease the land to stockmen for grazing
purposes and in that way tho matter
could be remedied.
Judgo Mays was then called upon and
stated that this opposition among our
selves should not exist and that If tho
reserve was closed to tho sheepman that
industry would be ruined. He intro
duced the following resolution which
was unanimously adopted :
Resolved, That the chair appoint a
committee of four, which with himself
shall bo a committee to act upon all
matters that may como up before said
committee relative to the grazing upon
government lands of whatsoever kind,
and also to properly lay tho matter be
fore our representatives at the national
capitol.
The president appointed tho follow
ing committee: Chairman, J, N. Wil
liamson, Priuevilie; A. A. Bonny, Tygh
Valley; J.N. Burgess, Bakeoven; If. C.
Rooper, Antelope.
The above were the proceedings up to
3 p. in.
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ail persons to sec that their assessments
aro properly made and entered on tho
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if no application for n change is made,
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the sheriff for collection as returned by
tho assessor. Rout. Mays,
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1890. C. L. Phillips,
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TOB SALS BY
I. C. NICKELSEN,
coNTF.sr Nonci:.
U. S. Lanij Ornce, Tub D.w.lks, Or., j
.lily 11, MM. j
A mfilclcnt contest alllrlavit finvlMK been Hied
in this olllco by James Koulk, ronlontant,
uirulust hniuestr.'ul entry No, PJ.W, made Nov.
4111, IMU. forSUHWVj.MiKHWU.nif. ttl.tnuii
ship .18, It 1,1 E, nnd sV'4 SW'4,nw, :t, town
ship I Si, it 13 K, by Thomas Jellioys, contostee,
in .which it it aliened that lie has abaiiilDiiod
said tract for mure than 0 :noutlis. Said parties
ru hereby notified to appear. rcMxind anil
cllcr evidence touching said ulloifatlo.i, ut 10
o'cloik ii. m. on kept. I, before the register
and receiver at the Unite I HUtoi land olllco in
The Dulles. Or.
The said contestant having in n proper
affidavit, Hied July 1st, WM, set forth facts
which show that niter duo diligence, iiersonal
service ot this notice can not be made, It Is
hereby ordered nnd directed that Mich notice bo
given by duo and proiwr publication.
JljlE-ll JaY 1'. I UCAS, Iiegister.
Administrator's Notice.
Notice in hi-reby glvsii that tho undersigned
has been duly upoluted by the Hon. Comity
Court of tlm tho litalo of Oieuon, (or Wa-eo
county, us ttdmliiiatrator of the eatatuof Adolph
Auldlus, (icccjiwl. All pel tons having claims
ugaliibtHiid estate are hereby nntllled to present
the same properly veillliil to me at tlm oitleo of
my attorneys, Diilur ,t .Mciiefee, within six
innnihs from thudatu of this notice.
Dated ut The Dalles, Oregon, June S, ISM.
, , J V AGIDIUH,
Administrator of the Estate of Adolph Agidlus.
deceased. 7.11
NOTICE FOU PUBLICATION.
u. s. i.aw) Omen, thk ham.kk, o ,i
June a), isw. j
Notice Is henby given that in compliant
with tho urovlsinus of the net of congress o
June 3, 178, intllled "An act for the sale o
limber lauds iu ibo states of California. Oregon,
Nevada and Washington territory," Charles
(ioosoii, of The Dalles, county of U iitco, stile of
Oregon, has this day filed In this offlcc his
sworn statement No. Ill, for tho purchase of Ihu
lot J nnd hU UYi'A t Sec. No. 2y, In Township
No. I N, range No. 12 E, and will oiler proof to
show Hint the land sought Is more valuable for
its timber or stono than lor agricultural pur
poses, nnd to establish his culm tosild laud be
lore the register and receiver of this olllco at
The Dalles, Oregon, on Friday, the 15th day of
Beptember, lhW. '
Ho names as witnesses, A.Turner, V. Clark.
I'cler rnga;i. (J. Whltmore, all of Tho Dalles, Or.
Any and all persons clslmlug adversely tho
above described lands are renuestel to II lo thtlr
claims In this oinco on or before said 15th day of
September, Isw. j, p. ujcah
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Kri'tay atH::iia. m. Arrtvo at Portland, Tura-
unv, inursuay ana saiuruai ua:uop. m.
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, J. II. K1HKLAND, Ticket Agent.
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SHOP. 9
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..RAMBLER.. 2
and Mnohlno work.
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whk FOR A DOBK. A
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Hates Iteaeonablu.
Tolophono 201.
W. A. OATES, Prop. J
:
I ..GflAs. m.
Sutcheps
and Farmers
..Exchange..
ciiViiriir!!? -ssasa!
ciiged tho licit beer In Tho Dalles,
at tho usual price. Come In, try
It and he convlncei), AIo tho
Finest brands of Wines, Lhtior
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Sandrjuiehes
of all KluiU always on liaad.
The
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KncU day our business shows
tlic pooplo nio fiiidiiif; out wc
nrc ptibliing to tlie front with
better goods, lower prices,
salespeople the very best, fintl
last, but not least, buyers who
know their liuaiuess nnd buy
for the people.
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Navigation Co.'
Sirs.
Dally (except Sundav) between
The Dalles,
Hood River,
Casoade Looks,
Vancouver
and Portland.
Touching at way pointu on both side" ol"
Columbia river.
Ilolh of tho above steamers have been KtoljJ;
and aro in uxccllont lino fur tlm season i w
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patrons tho best servlcu possible.
For Comfort, Economy ''" .i'Sw
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ullts ut 7 u. in. comiiienclin; i'inl me w
Duties
lust.
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Oak Ht. Dock.
flio JJiillcs ODee
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