Heppner gazette. (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, April 03, 1896, Image 4

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    CTOCK. BRANDS.
While foa up roar subscription paid op c
aakaap rourbrandiB freeof shares.
AUn, T. J., lone. Or. Hone GO on left
shoulder, cattle nm on left hip, n rider bit on
right ear, and apper bit on tha left; range. Mor
row conati.
B&ird. D. W. and son. Horses branded D B
on the left hip; oa tle tha aaTia on left flank,
crop off right ear, andarcrop in the left. Range
in Morrow County.
Bartholomew, A. Q., Alpine, Or. Horse
brandnd 7 E on either shoulder. Range in Mor
row oountv
Bannister, J. W., Hardman. Or. Cattle brand
ad B on left hip and thigh: split in eaoh ear.
Brenner, Peter, itooaeberry Oregon Horaea
brand 'xi PB on left ahonlder. Cattle eame on
"llroslnan, Jerry. Lena, Or. Horaea branded 7
on riiiht shoulder; cattle B on the left aide.
Left eiir half crop ind right ear noner elope.
Barton, Wm.. Hnppner, Or. -Horses, J B on
right thigh; cattle same on right hip; aplit in
"Brown, J. C, Heppner. Or. Horeee, mrele
C with dot in 9' ter on left hip; cattle, eame.
Brown, W. J., Lena, Oregon. Horses W. bar
over it, on the left shoulder. Cattle same on left
hlioyr, W. G.. Heppner, Or.-Horses, box
brand on righ hip cattle, same, with split in
BorirJP. O., Hoppner, Or. Horses, P B on left
snouMer; oattlo. same on left hip.
Browniee, W. J., Fox.Or-Cattle. JB oonneoted
on left ni'le; crop on left ear and two split and
middle piece cnt. out, on right, ear; on horses same
brand on the left thigh; Range in Fox valley,
Grant county, ,T . ,
Caraner Warren. Wagner, Or.-Horses brand.
edOon right stifle; cattle (three bars) on
right ribs, crop and spl it m each ear. Range in
Grant Bnd Morrow oonmiea.
Cain.E., Caleb.Or.-Y D on horaea on left stifle'
TJ with qnarter circle over it, on left shonlder
and on left stifle on all nolle mder 5 years; on
left shonlder only on all horaea over 5 years. All
range in Grant oonnty.
Oate,Chas. R Vinson or Lena, Or. Horses
H C ori right shonlder; oattle same on right hip.
Range Morrow and Omatllla ooontiej.
Corrigall.M M. Oallowiy, Or-Oattle crop out
of nach ear and nnderbit, wattle in forehxad;
horsts hirf circle C on left atitte. Range Mor
ow and Umatilla oonnties.
Curl. T. H John IMy. Or.-Double oross or,
eaoh hip on oattle, swallow fork and nndei bi
Inrightear, split in left ear. Range In Gran
county. On sheep, inverted A and spear point
on shoulder. Ear markou ewes, yrop on left ear
pouched upper bit in right. Wethers, crop 10
right and under half crop in left ear. All range
in Grant oountv. . , . .
Cook A. J. ,Lana,Or, Horses, (Won nghtshonl
der; Cattle, same on right, hip: ear mark square
crop off left and split in right.
Cnrrin. B. Y., Currinsville, Or. -Horses, on
l6Cox Ed. B.. HaHmau. Or.-Caitle, Owlth
in oenter: horses CB on left iin.
Coohran, R. B., Monument, Grant Co, Or.
Hors branded circle with bar beneath, on left
ahonlder: oattle same brand on hth hips, mark
nnder slope both ears and dewlap.
Chapin, H., Hardman. Or.-Horses branded
O on right h p. Cattle brauded the same. Also
brands CI on horaea right thigh: ea-We same
brand on right ahoulder. and out off end of
riDonYas. W. M . Galloway. OreWeR Won
right ile,swailow-fork in eaoh ear: horses, R D
on left hio. . i...uit,v
ein left stiouiuer, uivm "
hole
iDEmerr',C.' 8., Hardman, Or.-Horsos branded
fl. Ireverseo iwim n .?.
tieVaroe on right hip. Range i in Morrow oonnty.
Florenoe, L. A., Heppner, Or.-Cattle, LP on
right hip; horses F with bar under on right
n2?lne!' v winner Or Horses.
F on
right shonldeJ; oattle. F on right hip or thigh.
""L Il.Tnho OrT-Honws Tbrsnded H.
8 with a quarter eircls over it, on left stifle.
Range in Morrow and Uraatilleoounties.
Hiat.t a!b Ridge. Or.-JJattla ..round-top K
with qnarter oirole under It on the right hip.
Range In Morrow and Umatilla oonnje.
Hnghea, Bamual. Wagner, Or- F (T P I
connected) on right ihouldor on horses; on oattle
on right hip and on left aide, swallow fork in
right ear and slit in loft. Range in Haystack
district. Morrow oonnty.
Howard 3 U Galloway. Or. Horaes (cross
with bar above H) on right ahoulder; cattle same
on left side. Range in Morrow and Umatilla
"HallTEdwin, John Day. Or. Cattle E H on
right hip: hors a same on right ahoulder. Range
in Grant oonnty. , .
Hiighae. Mat, Heppner. Or.-Horses shaded
heart on the left shonlder. Range Morrow Co.
Hunsaker, B , Wagner. Or.-Horeee. on left
honlileriealtle. Oon left hip.
Hn nphreye, J M Hardman, Or.-Horses, H on
Hton, l-nther. F.ight Mile. Or. Horee Hon
the hift ahoulder and heart on the left stifle Cat.
....i.r kin It in ire In Morrow nonntv.
Jones, Harrv. lllpn-r. Or -Hora branded
H J on the left shonlder! cattle bra irled J on
riaht hiii. also nndurbit in left ear. Range in
Morrow oonnty. .... .
Jiinkin,. M., Heppner, Or -Horses, horse.
ho J on left ahoulder. Cattle, the earns.
. Vl-kl Mil
..i.... fn. i..n Or. Hnrnaa. nlrcleTon
left tiHe;'eattle, sa ne on right hip, under half
erooln ri"'" """ " " . . .
R ' inr. M ik , HiPP'er, Or, Horses branded
KNY on lM hio cattle same and crop off left
nr: titidw elor on the right
Kirk 1 T.. Ilnminer. flr.-llorsos M on left
.i 1. 1.... n.ul. hu on left hln.
K'i'nhrUid.W.G.. Mo int Vernon. Or. I ljon
eat"'i'n right an 1 lf eidae, "wallow fork In left
ar i.m,I imlr eion (n right ear. Horaea earns
i i .. i .hmiMnr. Itanae In Grant e tint
Ijfti, H'ephen, For, Or.-H lion lft hip
in .v.it l. emu and snlit on rlgM ear. Humes
.,.,.. I., ,,11,1 on left ahouller. Rang (Irani
Inen'dlen. John W.. Or.-floiw
bran l I half-circle J lioonnecte-1 on leflshoul
dr. l adle. il oil left hlu. Range, near l
Lnihey, 3. W Hiunr Or. Ilorses hrandel
I.aiid K l-tl eho'ililert ettle aame on leff
hip, watlls over right -ye, three aliU In right
Uird, Oe-trira, Heppner. Or. Horses hranded
double II eii.'iefl MuniKtimea called a
wing II. on lH ehiml'ler.
Maria, M. Ileppner, Or. Cattle branded
eimU on right hint homee eame on right stifle,
lunge In Morrow rumnty.
Mm, iHicar, ni.inr rr.-tttle, Dm
right hip: home. M n left shtMild-r.
Morgan, H. N . H"ppn-r. Or.-Hor.ee. Ml
on left honldi settle same on left hip.
Miinhell.tHear.lona. Or.-Hnre-e.il on right
bun nail I. Hon right sida.
Nwl andrw. lone Honk.Or.-lloraee a N eon.
Baeixl on loft ahmld"rt eattle earns on both hi tie.
Oiler, I'erry. Usliit. lr.-l' U left
Ifelmrn, J. W., pougUa Or 1 h-ireee O on left
liml Inn caillsmon r'ehl hip.
I1.-,!.-!, I Hare. Kiehi Hile. it-.-H'e,rir-lev
rlmleahieM rt ltt hirild' and ti at ei
hip. 'aUK ''" In -ht eropit t
on l'l hln. Range on flM M'le.
'.H-' ilwm. lUril nan.Or.-HoraeelPo
Mt .v,nl I t. .... ,
'i,w, Kra t, lln.n.r.. tlor ee brand
K ll. K riiiil M. I't eho'll'Wl nalll.
nte on right hln Range el.trr .w whii'i,
l'H. J. II ,lrilil ' i,lr M ir. JK e.i
SrliH n It1 aheil t-l eallle, ' left hip
n-lr bi' In e-h w
I'eim, a I'., i"i. Or i Inm dla-nond H
- h-mld"'! rn'ile, I l J ..n-i I. on tv
aft htp. inMr sb.iw la left ear a I alls tn Ww
fight.
Ilnol. ta lr-w. Ilir-I'nan. Or.- H rs. ir
ariM. w,m hii.iW-1 role n I' "a left
H ih hr... Mo", '' -M.ww hrai. t. I
M the rlM Himt lt eeiHa. U n th lfl am
,nin n1 Ufl ae I d-Un a nark. Ileal ti
Mrrmw and a-IMnlng eiMnilx.
Unf. andrew. l'in-, lr l.rr.
braatwt III M nhl h.mfcW, il twrii
rlrnle over brands eMIla aame mi right hip
iaee H'rrw rvMi.
ti,. W" 'I iKirfIM. fW-HH ,a
wlih niar" Mfim .w "''"ti n ' i Ki
and ir..eJ "a" ''' 'a N ""
H,. hni I lfi iVni ti la H r.r
Kranl n.l 'I.Hia e miiia,
Hhh W, l-li'w. Or -tl.iewa. JU
Ufl stMMktw. ( alUe. ) right kli
fhrelgM Uewa-r. -H.ea shlt
lM Ul slin.. eel lie J H left kip, ew4lni
f..fk la rh ear. aed Wl la Mt.
K,,,,,, Tl,.. ll-a.t.. iw - ll. , 1 4ra
left kipi "l' ' Ml "'
tUren, R.-rt, t.Mglaa, lly -rattle I 1 fm
rM Kip ! He'd I hifm, H am
,ui,l I.Ur H..,- in w.wn.w e-enlj.
H-niUi Una . ' tile. tie. M wa. bnte-MA
M t mlkia,.Ui eellla. l'l el,.ll-U
tKir Ja, ll", Oe.l Mw Wanntad
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lri ei..ii.x h"rmi mm a left Mf
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Wren, A. A., Heppner, Or. Horeee running A A
on shoulder: Cattle, aama on rurhr hin.
loung, i. H., Gooseberry, Or. Horaea brand
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CALIF0HNL1 FAEMS.
Tha Ore at Ranches to Be Cut TJp
for Small Farmera
Large Syndicate Has Been Formed to
Control the Land Holdings Home
Particulars of the Mam
moth Deal.
A syndicate has been formed to pur
chase and place on the market over a
dozen of the largest and most valuable
ranches in northern California. AH
arrangements for closing the deal have
been perfected, and within a few days
all the papers required to bind the
holders of the vast tracts of land to the
termseof the transfer will be drawn up
and signed. From present indications
the syndicate will close with 153,000
acres, though it is probable that an ad
ditional 10,000 of the Cone ranch may
be admitted into the deal. All this prop-
rty, which is now owned and culti
vated by a few wealthy men, will be cut
up into small ranches of 20 and 40 acres
and be improved with dwellings and
outhouses. When the vast acreage of
the syndicate land is taken into con
sideration, and the fact that the land
has a frontage of 74 mijes on the west
bank of the Sacramento, besides a large
frontage on the east bank, the colossal
extent of the big land deal will be
readily apparent.
Arrangements are not completed as
to the Cone property, as it is notdeflnite-
ly known whether the original offer
of the Cone estate of 3,000 acres will be
upplemented with an additional 10,000
acres. Arrangements have been com
pleted for the transfer of 153,000 acres.
The most important holdings in the list
are as follows: On the west side of the
Sacramento river Boggs, 12,400 acres;
Glenn, 41,500 acres; Chambers, 20,000
acres; Imnell, 20,000 acres; Tyler,
2,000 acres; Hamstreet, 1,500 acres;
Hart, 1,500 acres; Itawson, 4,741 acres;
on the east side of the river llevis
grant, 8,000 acres; Bid well, 7,000 acres;
Cone, 3,000 acres; Wilson, 3,500 acres.
These are the principal holdings, and
they are interspersed with smaller hold
ings of 1,000 acres and less.
Mr. Chambers, who has placed 20,000
acres in the syndicate, is a prominent
capitalist of St. Louis. His agent and
attorney in fact is John Finnell, who
has put an equal amount of land into the
pool. To expedite the work of dividing
the big holdings into small improved
ranches, and thus attract settlers to
California, a corporation will be formed,
to which all the lands enumerated will
be deeded eventually. The sale of the
stock of the corporation will be used to
pay the owners for their property,
though many of the owners have sig
nihed their willingness to take the pur
chase price of their land, in part, at
least, in Btock. Then the plan will be
to subdivide the land into classes
Lands are to be offered at prices that
will represent their relative value, and
whntever surplus is derived above the
cost to the corporation will be distrib
uted to the purchasers of the land when
the first subdivision of 10,000 acres is
closed out. The object is to sell the
land at a very low figure, it being the
ultimate and paramount object of all
interested to st-cure a subdivision and
occupation of the country by actual
settlers. San Francisco Chronicle,
WITH THE SCIENTISTS.
When water freezes it expands with
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The water animnli were lower in or
caniHin and older in exixtenre thnn 1 hi
air-brcnthinff animala. Thcv naturallv
found their existence caairr than did
the animula exioaed to the vicissitudes
of the atmoKimere.
A heavenly cenaus ia now licintr taken
by the Taris ohaervatory; to count the
vara me nravrna are pliotorrrapneu In
section. Some of these sect ions ahow
only a dozen atari, while others of the
same dimenaiona ahow over 1,500.
J. E. Gore, writinar on the "Size of the
Solar Svttem." snvs that "f nnrninii.lv
larjra a the aolar ayitem absolutely ia,
compared with the size of our own
earth, it Is, compared with the size of
tneviaibieunlveree, merely as adroo in
the ocean."
HINT8 TO HOUSEKEEPERS.
Wilted rosea can be reatored by plac
tag the stems in hot water for a minute.
Coffee etaina on white fruods should
b waahed la warm water before plac
Inff In sails.
A dish or Dlate of water art In tha
oven when baking cake will prevent
ecorcned edgee.
Don't clean brais articlea with a?id.
t'ae puttv nowder with aweetoll. Waah
off with eoa panda, and then dry. Thl
win insure drlghtnraa,
rink and blue (rlntrhame'of a wash
able make can be kept from fading by
waahlnir In a weak eolution of vlne(rar
and water, Iiina la the same way and
dry In the shade
FOREIGN PERSONAL BREVITIES.
The pope la fond of children and fre
quently fives them an auuirnce.
Iald l.Mnfstone'a slater, Mies Janet
I.lrlnirs tone, baa juat died In Edinburgh
at the aire of 77.
Maiaanllnl, tha great fipaniah bull
flgbter, waa a. railway porter before be
found bi preacnl occupation. '
William Waldorf Astor ia not ao called
by the tondoa newarapfra. They al
ways aprak ot him as "Mr. .Vator."
l'aul Ikiurgrt baa loat a brother In Ue
Madatraarar epelitnin. lie died of
fever as be was on the point of starting
home.
The sultan of Turkey la constantly
Mr ruled by a eunuch who will lie be
headed if the aultan should die of pot-
eon.
Huron lien keren.who.nndrr the name
of 1 1' An tea, killed the Kueaian port
ruarhkla la a duel la lJ7,haa jueldard
at the ae of It at Kuls, In AIace.
Mile. IKirrA, an old tnald. who lately
riid at rrl, hae tMuihr4 l.oon
franet ta the pllrmrn patrolling the
dlatrtet In wkx-h h reei.ted.
IN SENATE AND HOUSE.
rWaaloe rorkrlll has fuel flniahed a
hnnae la Waahlrifton and Ul live there
the reat of his life, he ear.
('vntreetoin a flulUtway. of Xew
it am pah ire, la one of the taltewt met) la
the new mgreaa. He Is alt feet sit
Ini-hoe high,
Senator 11.11 has teased laree honae
In the Isshiowahle quarter of I stmt,
Whlif inn, sen! rrf one more ha
It Ihflt he la r.rt raplating m biaUI
liMJltial iit iirw.
From early child-(
hood until I was '
grown my family 1
spent a tortona;
tryinetocureme '
I of this disease. I visited Hot Springs i
and was treated by the best medical 1
, men, but was not benefited. When 4
all things had r 11 A 1 1 "Ued I de-1
' termmed to K 1 1 1 Itrr S.S.S. i
. and in four 1 1 U III months was
entirely cured. The terribh eczema '
was gone, not a sign of it left My
general health built up, and I have i
i never had any return of the disease, i
any return oi me uisease. i
CHILDHOOD
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I akin diseases mailed
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remember that Its trains are lighted with elec
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superb. Elegant Buffet, Library, Smoking and
Sleeping cars, with free reclining chairs. Each
sleeping car berth has an electric reading lamp,
and its dining can are the best in the world.
Other lines are longer than this, but none are I
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accommodations. These are sufficient reasons
tor the popularity of "The Milwaukee." Coupon
ticket agents In every railroad office will give
you further Information, or address
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J. W. CASEY, Trav. Pass. Agent,
Portland, 0aon.
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COUGHS and COLDS
ELY' 8 PINE0LA BALSAM I a sore Kemedy
fur coughs, culiis, tore Uuoat and for asthma. It
soowes, 9oC(y
abate the eornrh.
and renders expect
vrauun essy.
Consumptives
will invariably derive
brnrnt from its nee,
Ulany who suppose
their cases to be con
sumption are ouly
suffering from a
chronic cold or deep
tesiea coogn, often
st'tTSTsti d by ee
Craain Balm. Hoia
tarrh. Kor catarrh ue Kit's
remedies are pleaesnt to n.
Cream Ilsim, BO cts.
perlxillle; I'lnenls Hslssm. W'
Mia ny umgirtsta.
IX Ulto'i'UKUiM Warren BU, hew VwM.
Murion lliitlrr, of Xorth Carolina, the
youiifreet member of the new arnate,
33 ycara of iirp, is tall and alenUer, and
rf-Heniblea a colleffe profeaaor. lie haa
prominent fefiturea, dark brown hair,
muiitache and pointed Word.
Speaker Reed's home life la a charm-
Inple aimple one. It is the home life
of any cultured citizen not at all
luxurious and ui plain aa It can con
sistently le. llealilea Mr. Reed and the
epcaker, the household comprises one
child, a daughter. Mlaa Kitty.
FISH NOTES.
Id Iceland codfish beaten to a powder
are uacd as bread.
It Is now pvne rally believed that new
lakes, canals, etc., become filled with
fish by inee.ni of birda. The birds, after
feeding on flr.h-spnwn elsewhere, alight
on the new watera, and drop some
ot the spaw n from their bills.
A sturgeon weighing 030 pounds waa
taken from the t rsacr river by a ftah-
erman recently. It waa the largest
caught thla araaoo. The wholesale
price of the fish ia one cent a pound.
but even at that rate It was a profitable
uay'e fishing.
I'laberatrn say that the ue of nets
In Ashing for sturgeon la rapidly sup
planting other methods ot taking the
big fish In the upper Columbia and
ttaeke rivers. The net are from floo
to 000 feet long, snd the meahes vary
in sim Kviweea jj ma is inches.
A Ratal rwtaro.
Years ago, when staying In Ilerlln, 1
waa conducted over the prtiate rooms
ot the rorsl family In the) llerllsj
arhluas, 'IheoidemHror"sronmswere
stren with bite-lots ao numerous and
ao charming that a young princes
iiiight have envied them. On his birth
day gifts of every sort, with bunches ef
his fantrite cornflower, were eeut to
Inns from all peris of trie kiirHim.
I'lue w as the prednmlnant color of the
decorat kins, and Ispis-lsjail vaae and
ornemenia were there in tfoteoa. W hat
atrurk me moat of ail bis piaaeaioaa
wm a picture pbtei in water colors
by I.tnprea I miertck, t'.ien crown
f tlniea. It ertsiictl of a lAfre buocn
of gay rtnwers.snit in tneernirrol estck
f.ner d forth the head of one of
the e m-rr s l.ltie gratvirfi.iiiren. In
a wl'.hnr.l vUih t waa the tatty fare of
IVlnre r gismuBd, hn, it will be rs
n.BiUreu. iiej w b be ws hut two
jrar o.l. .r. e;t Mmnhmi
Vifacfrl was g.alfather to the tJay
thiSd, and ie h.ii. I rmnitr, a ant
d et's c to tsr. After hit flesih the
o n f f inn's rriumetl It to the fen
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