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DesChutes Echo
VOL. I.
DESCHUTES, CROOK COUNTY, OREGON. FEBRUARY 14, 1003.
j Augugt 4. 1SU2. Frank K. Townsend <>f
. eouaty of' Marion, state of On*
anu, ha- this day tiled in tiii>- office hi-
sworn statement No. 1155, i«>r llie (air-
chase of tlie su l 4 sw '4 sec. 23, mi *4 1 1 «
| ‘j s C mv?4 see. 33, t|i 23 s, r 12 e. w. in.
I and will offer proof to show that the
Board of Trade Making an Effort
I land sought is more valuable for its tim
to Bring iUjccrt Early Investi
ber or stone than for agricultural pur-
Iloses, and to establish his claim to said
gation of the Field.
i land before n. u\ neeil, l'. S. Commiss-
( inner, at Bend, Oregon, on Monday, the
• 13th day of April, 1!H>3.
The marked success winch lias
lie nanuts as witnesses : ('. ti. Ilirli-
ardson, ti w. Townsend,
F .E . Town- | attended t i n * efforts of the Board of
sen.l ami trank Hogue all of Lav», Ore- Tra<k,
st.t.uril)fi t |u. a t t e n t i o n of
W ANT A
WOOLEN MILL
O regon
S hort L ine
*>u> U nion P acific
TO
SALT LAKE, DENVER,
KANSAS CITY,
CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS,
N EW YORK.
yon.
Any at <1 all
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iktsoiisc I uuhu
g adversely . ffour-uiill m en to tlr.s
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sectio n
Juts
the alnive deserilxal lamls are retjuested i been the instigating cause of tin*
to tile their claims in this office m, or <irss, m i z a ti o n m a k i n g renew . «1 eff-
lie fore said 13th dav of April, 15HI3.
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o r i s m o n e r tn g iiu lu ceiiicu ts tor
K. M. Itrattaui, Register.
li t* establishment «>f a woolen-
■Oeriitn steamers ¡«•tween Portland
■and San Francise«* everv live «lavs.
m ill.
•TI«- B o ard of T r a d e i> a n x im is
NO. 38.
pcople will d e m a m l a c h a n g e to he
t h a t vtiti g iv e th is m a t t e r y o u r a t -
h ro u g h t ab ou t hy tlu* a d o p tio n
te n tio n
a co n stitn tio n al am en d m en t.
aiu i assu ri's
von
that
a
of
! lavora Idi* -ite \Mih an a bundance
L a s t y c a r tlu* ltotlse of K ep re-
1 «*f (swver ean he furnishetl at a s e n t a t iv e s voted unanimouslv t'or
imminai prio' if n<*t gratis.”
the Submission to tbe S tates of an
Copies of tlte ahnrc lettcr bave a m e n d m e n t for tbe p o p u l ä r elec-
been forwanled to se«crai of tbe tion of S en ato rs, but tlu* m a t t e r
woolen in ili s in this and otber was .kille«! a l m o s t betöre it lind
statcs. ami il i- helieved flint some form« d it s n u eleu s. UTien it c o m c s
gratifying results will be forth- up again, as it is bound to «lo, a
coming. flu* Board believes if'm o re forcible impetus should be
the tiel.l is once ju rsonally ins|H*i t- brought to bear upon tlu* subject,
cd by those w I m * ar«' in a position not only for tbe good of the people
to establish an industry
of this i but for tbe ” good of the country
at
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on the river there can be no «jui's- large.
twin as t«i dm* course which will be
Stu b an amendment would rc-
pursmd.
!«|iiire the concurrence of three-
fourths of tin1 states U*f«ire tbe
Siockraan County Dies,
I change could U* made, but it is
safe to assume that it thitty-four
T IM B E R LAND NOTILE.
i Half a doKen Hour-mill men in
ruiteii siale» I-am I otii.e, laikeview. onvou, ; several adjoining states have Is -
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tlu* s t a t e le g isla tu re s s h o u ld
N«»v- J 1 . HHrj. ---Notivi* is l»t*|Vl|>* j r i i v n J)i«ii i n
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stockman etutntv m et tb e d e a th
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c o m p l i n net* w i t h tlu* p r o v i s i o n * o i tlu* m-t o f iMHlll* i l i t i T c . - t i ' i i t o f-* l 1 1 ¡ i l i 4‘A l t ‘ l l t i
LOW RATES1
ratitv tlu* aiiii iuiinent it wtnild b«>
iiKr ess til J u n e a, 1STS. e n t i l l e i l " A n a«'l
t l i a t t ll« * V
w ill
1 M*rs «»lia 1 i V i n s p e c t
which was expected ami which was
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Tickets tu ami from all parts of the eo
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with tlu*sanction ot the majority
tin* sali* o i tim lit r l.i i n l* in Ilio s t n t e s o j C a l i f *
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•('lifted States. Canada and Europe.
o r n i a . O r e g o n . N e v a d a , i i i k I W a s h i n g t o n T e r r i * t i l t * n u l l 1, *11)1(1 W i l d
t i l t * «1(11 1 i t i o i i . i I nothing
more than deserved. A ,,f tbe citizens of the 1’ nite.l States
lory," us cxicn.lc.1 mall Hie i*u»*ii« i . iu .1 males
which can I«' made to outside
!F«r ^particulars call on or m Id rese,
new
life
will
in all probability be who have lieconu* sick'and tire«l of
hy act of Atijfttfit 1. issrj, tin* following intmetl
woolcn-tnill eoiu|>an ie> it i.- I bought instilled into the proposition when j well develop«'«! spoils systems and
persons
H
ave
this
day
H
ied
in
this
M
itici*
tlieir
J. H. FR ED ER IC Y, Agent, sworn sin temente. to*wit:
that tbe same results will lie ob tlu* state legislature
convenes 1 prolonged witingle».
11..I udii E a l i n e r
Biggs, Oregon.
tained, with the building of a mill again, hut if such is the case, and
of 1‘r i n e v i I I e , c o u n t y «>f ( ‘ro o k . s t a f e o f O r e g o n ,
sw ur u s t a t e m e n t No.- HKHi fo r t h e p u r c h a s e of on tbe banks of tbe Deschutes as tbe
prayer is granted, there is
t h e K ‘ 2 NW«4 . \V‘ 2 N j : ‘ 4 sec . 1. tp J'.» s. r !» e.
tbe ultimate outcome.
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every
reason to believe that there Portland Stands for Central Oregon
H i r a m J'a li ne r
TIMBER LAND NOTICE.
Recently tlu* Board of Trade ! will lie a ra«lical change in the
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o f }* r i u e v i l )e , c o u n t y «»f < 'r o o k , s t a t e o f O r e g o n
lteadvertisemeut.
s w o r n s t a t e m e n t No. l«*oi, for t h e j»urclm>c of has been sending out tbe following boiindarv lines and the
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Cintisi States Lami Office, bakeview. t lie Lo ts 7—
1(1 o i sei-, I, I p i l l s . r. 12 e.. circular letter which b a s s o far at-
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Now t h a t tb e l l a r i i m a n petiole
w hich t h e y will en close.
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Oregon, Nov. lib 1402.— Notice is hereby a n d w ill off er p ro o f to s h o w t h a t t h e l a n d !
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given that in »Mnipliance with the pro s o u g h t is m o r e v a l u a b l e fo r i t s t i m b e r o r s t o u c t l i U * t ( * < l (*()!IS1( U T i l l
Two years lienee a broader and lmv‘‘
»" advance tbe money
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visions of tile act «if June 3, 1M73, entitl t h a n fo r Hiriieiitlira 1 p u rp o se s, a m i 11» es tu h-
; more eomprelumsiv«* view of the j " ’¡tb which to «‘Xtciid the Columbia
li sh t l i e i r td a i m s to s a i d l a n d b e l o r e A. ( . I'al-
ed “ An ai't for the sale of timber lands m vr . I*. S. I ’o m i n i s s i o n e r . at I T i n c v i l l c . Ore- ( I c s i l T ' S t o (\*l 11 V O U T a t t e n t i o n t o
( situation can be taken than at p re -! Southern, Portland, through the
in tlu* states of California, < »regoli, Ne «.m «... M..n.i.,yti,ea.li..!«>- ;.r A,wii !««.
t , |(> x .j >tj , ,,,.,i o p p o rtu n ity am i
sent.
Oregoliiiin, has taken a decided
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I h e y n a m e as w i t n e s s e s : I . II. W a t k i n s a n d . . . .
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vada
and Washington
Territory”
as ex
ten«lt*l to all the public hnul states by j K. J. Iievinc <>i Allmny, ore««>ii; .lolm I'mnl* fa c ilities which this p lace offers for
Districts, identical with Crook stand in the matter, and from prc-
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iiev ille. O
regon.
Act of August
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IHilg,
Jessie
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the
establishment
ot
a
wo«den-mill
eoun
ty, which are just stepping • s«*nt indications will force tbe op-
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A n y hik I nil )>erM>us e l i iin iiliK m l v e r s e l y I n e
1‘rineville, i*oimty «if t.r«x»k, state of I »n*- „i.ove il«*serilu*a Imnls «re r«*unesteil t« tile a m i in ace«it»lanee g iv es y o u h e r e across the tbresb-bold of diversi-: posing fmrties to a satisfactory ar-
gen, lias lilcil ill this office her sworn t l i e i r elHims in Ibis oftiee o n o r b e f o r e s « b l
w ith a f«'W s t a t i s t i c s frinii w h ic h li«*«l and expansive development.! rangeim-nt or els«* will induce tbe
statement N*i. 441, f«ir the purchase of •jmli iluy oi A p r i l , lima.
IlrnttH
ili,
Ke
jrister.
y
ou m a y d r a w y o u r
own
c o n arc not, and never have been in business men of that city to build
K. M.
the s«*
of is'«'. !• tjb 25 s r 10 e. w. m.
clu sio n s .
tb«' position to sustain an op«'ra-! tbe r«ia«i themselves.
ami will offer pr«s»f to show that the 1
land sought is unire valuable for its tim-1
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Di*scliut**s
is
situateti
«in
the
lion which would amputate a pro-
There is apparmitly a concerted
.Steps ar«* being taken to issue a
o r s t o n e than for agricultural purposes,!
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. . i . painplilet descriptive ot t rook Deschutes river, in tbe center of «luctive region whose limits have J move <ui tin* ]iart «•!' the business
and to establish her «'hum to said laml 1 1
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mi'll to push til«* roail to comple-
Commission 1 f i u i i t v a n d its res«mrees, an d tbe tbe state's wind producing district. ; not as yet been dctermint'il.
liefore A. C. Palmer. 1
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It
is
estimated
that
in
the
Antelope, whose rosy aspirations ti«m and «'very «*ff«*rt that ran lx*
er. at I’rineville, Oregon, on Saturday. I work if c a r r ie d o ut a l o n g tbe lines
the 11th .lay ol April. H»»3.
' w h ic h h a v e lieen iim p o sed will be neigb!iorb«io«l of *2o().(H)0slmep juiss wer«' woven tightly around a pros- niade will I«* brought to bear in
She names as witm's.-es : 1-Mna I Had a credit not onlv to those who are through lu re and in this viciniti pcctivt* county seat, will, of cours«*. I favor of tbe extension which is a
ley, Archie l'owell. Bruce C ray. Kdwin getting tb«' matter up but to tbe »ointially, and tbe bulk of tin* wool be beard from.
It is fitting that matter of vital import a lie«' both to
A. Daven|H>rt and Kli/.a Parker all ol
whole of Central Eastern Oregon, '("ruin this immens«* herd is clipped sin* should give to tbe immediate Portland ami the district involved.
Prinevilli*. Oregon.
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coinniunitv— tbe balance of tile Imnxxlittte a«*tion will be taken if
Vny and all persons claiming adverse- i Dr. \\\ W. Taggart lias taken tbe
tnimediiitc region.
not int<*r«*ste«l— tin* tlie Oregonian is powerful enough
ly-the ulmvc «li'seril»e<l lands are retpiest-1 m a t t e r in b a n d a n d w ith a n iibund-
" H u e need s but to look at tb e country is
ed to tile tlieir claims in this office on <u •
((f a d v e r ti s i n g , w hich sh o u ld 1 s h i p m e n t
record
of wotil from reasons why her cherished idea to command it ami tbe latter sum
lu*fore said lltli «lav <,f April. H«W.
! , )(. rivt>n
v to ,|K. u n d e r t a k i n g . Shnnik«* to verify tb e a b o v e s t a t e - was lost in a cloud of senatorial marizes the move in tb«' following
« promises an illustrated pamphlet ments. Between seien and eigiit smoke. Tlmii peae«' will reign term s:
---------------------------------------------------- which will do much toward adver- niillion pounds left that point ilur-
again, ami tbe county
division
“Tbs Or«*gonian won)«] suggest
tising Cr«i»»k county not only in tbe ing tbe past year and tie; major «juestion will I k - relegatcl to the j tllut tt u«>mutitt«-i- «,f lemling busi-
T IM B E R LAND NOTICE.
east but in other portions of tbe p«'*H of it was produced in the sam«' back s«*at which by all con-j
in,.n |M. a pp,,j„ted to examine
Ciiitt*«l States Lami Otti««* laikeview. country where information «if this region dir»*ctly tributary to Des- ditions and circumstances it should ¡n(0 t |„. ran roa,| situation with
Oregon, Nov. 12. 1!*02— Notivi'is hereby
portiou of Oregon is sought.
« chutes and tbe Desi'hutes river.
oieupy lor at b ast four years.
j respect to the D« s«*hutcs Valley
given that in couipliaiiee with the pro
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“To
the
south
of
this
point
ill
and to find when* cipiity lies be-
visions of the net of eonirress of June 3.
I.ake
and
Klamath
counties
nearly
isrs, entitleil “ An act for the sale of
Dead Locks Should Be Remedied. , tween tbe parties whose disagree.
The entertainment and «lance to
tiinlxw lands in tlu* states of California.
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ment now hlocks rail roail p ro gress
l»e given bv the Board of Trade tlu* same amount is grown yearly,
Oregon. Nevmla. ami Washington terri-
and
it
is
necessary
in
some
in
in that direction. This should be
next Friday evening promises to
t«,rv,” as exten«le«l to all the pillili«' lami
stances
to
haul
this
product
a
dis
The
senatorial
ilead-l.a-ks
which
a
friendly hut thorough cxainiim-
states hv act of August 4. 1 Ht 12. william be the best event of tbe season.
tance
of
1
2.1
miles
before
it
call
lie
Imve exaspi rated and bung in t i«>n. voiuhtetiil with due r.'spect t«.
IV.rker of Delhi, county of Re«lwoo«l. Preparations
are under wav to
state of Minnesota, lias this «lay tiled in n i:tR«. the program an enjoyable brought in touch with transporta suspense tbe people for weeks past ,d| parties in in te n st, ineltiding
in tiiis ami otber states, and which the public. Tbe (imlings of such
" n k ' ‘ •'» * " " rn
No-
it is expected that a large tion facilities.
t
fo tlu' purchase of the w l a nw ^
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see. *.
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The
argument
has
been
brought
havi* shown conclusively the ra- committee would at l«*ast lie a
crowd will I k * present. Tbe enter-
2«.. s L lie ‘4 sec. 27. H> 21 s r l i e . u.
up that in tbe event of a railroad pacity and —
i-1 1 i b 1 »«•-.— running guide for public sentiment, ami it
m. ami will offer proof to show that the t a in i n e n t will U* fo llow ed by a
«■oniing
here—
ami
the
Columbia
rif.
in
the
state
legislatures, calls wo„l,J probably afford a basis for
la «I sought is more valuable lor its d a n c e a n d b ask et s u p p e r,
(«nod
Southern,
it
is
understood,
is
now
.¡gain totb«' public miii«l the nr- opening the large and rapidly «!«■-
tiii lnwor stone than for agricultural nil lsi c
will I k - fu rn is h e d fo r tb e
pti-poses. ami M establish his claim to (|a l u .e r , a n ,| a eo r.lial in v i ta t io n is preparing for an extension of its gent need of the popular election veloping district of Central Oregon
sa I laml liefore A. C. Palmer. I . 8.
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line to this point— it would have a oi s e n a t o r -
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, e x t e n d e d t«' til«' l«ul«llc.
o n terms pr>.fit a hie to all concern-
( 1 Aimissioner. at I rtnevtlle Oregon, on
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tendency to carry this wonderful
To tli«' average American eiti-
— ;ur lav . th e l Itn «lay *«f A p ril. I'.HM.
«•« 1. It will do no good to -it still
pr<nluctinn of wool to otber mar /eu tb«' war-like mt !bo«ls pursued
He names as witnesses: 1-. 11. Mar-
Edw in B ris k is ra p i d l y r e c o v e r-
Is t
kets; but let it be remembered in the state legislature it. Denver, «•“*» wonder ami fin.l fault.
¡■ ■ 1 of Drain, on-goii.
< ««*orgi I. •
fr , „ „ „ aeriolls illness w hich
(■ •*« 1 out what can I k - «lone and
that this prixluction is strictly eon- the wrangle and «lelay at tin* capi-
I. als M. Anderson of Roslaml, Oregon:
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has coiinne<l him t«» bis I h - i I lor
D« nal«l 1-. steffa of tteml. Oregon.
fined to tin- section lying a«1jae:int t«i| in Washington, and the strug- then take st«'ps to do it.”
Vnv ami all ixtsoiis claiming a«lverse- severn 1 weeks. Dr. RosenlsTg was
to Deschutes, and a r «iboa«l. with gie at Salem which has I km 'H <lrag-
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1« the »iKive «leecritxd lamls aiv re«piest hen* from
Prinevilli* attending
a woolen-mill in operation here, ging on dav after dav. present a
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c i t.. ¡tie their claims in this .»tfice on or
t )„. |apt ,,f the week.
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I i i i i I nt laud se ekers are still
could only serve as a transfer plia-«' of legi-lativc election wliieli
Is- ore «ai I lltii «lay ot April. ll**3.
c ontinuing to nmir to Deschutes in
E . M. Brattaiu. Regi-ter.
J . L. K«*«*ver holds tin record agent f«w tb** wool of the more to -ay the least, is «lisgusting.
It
is
gratifying,
however,
to
search of yellow j »in«* claims. A
this season for killing the largest remote districts,
cougar. While on a bunting trip
“The Deschutes river with lt* know that the sentiment in favor party of twenty from ilifferejit
TIMBER LAND NOTICE.
\\ eilni'sda v a Is Hit four miles n - treme ndous w. I * r-t— pm« it
eh -tri tin « i " D'.ii ni L nit.-.l *'lat«'- points in .Miniiesota nini North
lirM <(f (J|i.
.'«aieeis lisreby given tlmt in «-••!«,j*li- bove town Mr. Ke«*v«T carne Upoli rati !*• easilv h ime-««*«! at alnmst -«•nutors by «lire, t vote is gaining |)llkota W-Jl jM.r,.
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a; «• witli tbe |*r«oisi'ias «»» thè act <»t twonf tb«' aliinials
while tliev anv point along it- bulik-, offer- ground eontinuallv through iu.-t '
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week, und it is said th at With tin-
«■..i g r o s >4 Ju n e 4, 1x74. entitled “ An weri- cut ing » 'leer and suin-eedeil admiruhlc fai ilities in tbe |siw«-r -Ill'll proeeedlllgs .is ■ lia
V«* iK i'li Wlt-
for the -ale «» finiWr lauds in the
one wbiib line. Ami its un*ur|«sse.l puritv Uessed in the West during tlu- past >" * ‘»n»»g of the cXCUMirtl fates
-f . e- of l .dif*rau. .►ree«.«.. Sev»‘l7. »»« kiUinw thè largi r
wsshingf.* territory. " a* exten.le,! nm.-tired a few im ite over tunc i- a feature of exceptional aiivant- in n month-. In inn si «pie nee the this month the number will c o n
tv all the puWitf lain! state- hy a. t of | feet from tip to tip.
. agt.* for washing jiiirj>o-i *
tilo«- i- « los«' at
band
wlicii tin* 1 ttnuc to ilien-us«*.