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rsem rrrt Review o f Provisions o f Coda Packed by the Legislature. ___ By *<*» H. L*wls. State gnstnssv. A water law for Oregon, which is believed to be the best ampng all tbs stales o f the Onion, became effective on February 24, 1900. Complete state control is provided. No water right ean hereafter be acquired without com* tbs pi lance with this law. I It t abolishes the old requirement o f posting a notice on the bank o f the stream. Hereafter, the priority o f all rights w ill be deter mined by the date o f receipt o f an ap plication in the office o f the state engi neer. I f the application is defective, it w ill be returned for correction with out loeing its priprity. P a r d o n a b le C a r io s ity . PH aee P ie r r e ’ * P o in t. “ Rivers, what brand Is that tig you’re Brooking?” “ It’s e Flor de Rank*. Making memorandum of it. Brook*? I ’ll tell jn where you can-----" • 1 'T s writing the same of It, old ma ta my list of Thlaga to be Avoided.’ ”- Chicago Tribune. W it Illumine* one of the dueling stories in Monsieur Konsier-Dorciere'a recent book. “Sur L* Pro." Prince Pierre • Bonaparte, and a French gentleman, Monsieur de la Va- lette, fought with pistols. • Monsieur de la Valette fired first and missed. The prince fired, hit De la Va- lette Just above the belt, but did not wound him, owing to a five-franc piece In his waistcoat pocket, against which the bullet was flattened. H I* Crode Ideo. “ Sir.” said Prince Bonaparte to his Foreigner—Why do you call it s "yrl- adversary, hold lug out his band, “let ns ary” election? Native— We cal) it that, mister, ’cause make friends, end allow me to con at’* the way wa get primed fur a real gratulate you on the foresight with which pew have isveeted your asaoey.” P la ttc r la g V n e lo d o rr y See* Threoarh I h e a . "I-aee,” remarked Unde Jerry Feeble*, "the life insurance companies have laid down a aet o f rule* for making peoytf live fifteen year* longer. I ain’t going to »ay any attention to 'em The .Ufa ftn- aarenot companies have got a gsai enough thing as it ia." Seales. When Grover Cleveland’s son Rich ard was born. Us good friend, Joseph Jefferson, drove over to Gray GaMas to congratulate the father. "How many pounds dess the Child weigh?” asked the noted actor. "Fifteen," woe the reply. “ Nine," said the attending physician, who had fast <oame ta. Mr. Cleveland assured the doctor that he must be mistaken. “The child weighs fifteen pounds,” said b e; ” 1 weighed him myself with the scales Jee and I use when <we go fidhlug “ Success Magazine. O n ly O n e "B K O M O Q U I I U N r That to LAXATIVE BEOMO QUININE. Look M people nae Hamlins ? M « becau-e they kn< V good. Foolish poop ». Ask your druggist a “ Aye, so bs Is., H s’s been s dear fren’ te e me. Hf% cost me three wafl- Mtauaderutovd HI*». dtng presents an’ two wreaths."—’Dun The -elderly widower, before evmmttting dee Advertiser. himself, waa desirous of finding out whether or not the young an war eon Id Pettit's -Eye Sates F ire« Sotd In 1807, cook. over 100 yean ego; sales increase "Er— Mias Pearl.” be said. *7 suppose you ave thoroughly st home la She bread fine.” . “ I never stood in one in my life, sir !" Indignantly answered the proud girl. Tbs recipe tor Worcestershire «anee, which has made sa English firm wealthy and fatuous, was the secret la an old En glish Saintly far generations. A butler sold it for a small amount. ■ s to a t e t HU K s s e to e **. The 1>octor—Professor, do you 'knew A d S K I o a a l P a r t te m ía n . Sn Patrick was driring the snakes out anything about political economy? The Professor—I know Jut enough af Ireland “I f you take my advice, young men," a boot -economy to keep out of politics. te said to the reportara, “you w ort write <hie up—you’ll get the reputation -oT being aflfita forms, among all area -er hue sea estere fakers.” 1 dogs, cured and others In the same sta- But the good man's admonition was prot-anted from having the disease with wasted. They rushed the story tata print. >nrfto Distemper Cure. Every bottl- —-Chicago Tribune. trauteed. Over *00,000 bottles «old lata IT . $.50 and *1.00. Go<xl druggists,•«* R M S v lq X I P rsh eM r “Tea, ■ want over on the North Side to a card party, and I—I didn’t fta h ta till nearly daylight," "Bridged, « h r " I don't care about a church wedding, Myrtle. De yea? Wouldn’t you anther be married right here at your «wa homer “Ten, bat I ess afraid we can't do that, Algy. I'm quit* aura it’s forbidden la the lease.“ —Chicago Tribune. Wot a « a y bfi pnàm \\y &SP0NM& w if o wHervno Votger Tveeàeà.ostìvebe*«J «atoutt.<nAwft to t a xtafemà .*i\vu&muA fa p m l vW v- mribày u p c * proper w w ru tan w A * W s IM . K Is «. "Old men,* said the chronic calamity howler, buttonholing him, " I don’t waal to bs an alarmist, but-----” "And I don’t want to bs alarmed. Good startling,” Interrupted tbs other man, breaking away from him.—Chicago Trib an, a DR. T. P. WISE DENTIST Crown and Bridge Work u Spacia'ly STáJr^BTLANU O G olden W est MAPLEINE F o r I n f i m i » a n d C h ild r m . ALCOHOL 3 PCB CENT. I A\fe<f UL- Prepari ion Ibr As The Kind You Have Always Bought I nfants xchhdki . n i O t Bears the Á/A, Signature / A X T N a r c o t ic . N E W Y O B lu U O W A K D J5. BUD n |,*asm>w cokm SUrrr, L*- m L$> ; OoM It W ill Cost You Sfsauïïïïr For Farms in the Northwest from people who are on the way from the East and Middle West • ■ and can place you in touch with buyers with money. Let os hear whet you have for sale ATLAS LAND COMPANY 420 Lumber Exchange Building PORTLAND OREGON WATERPROOF OILED CLOTHING looks belter-wears longer- and gives more f c r v ; , 'V bodily comfort because cul on large patterns.yel fX y costs no more than V --& the just os good kindsV ^ S SOLO NT5‘3 Q? 5UCKER5‘3°9I CVERVWHCRC \ 1 ta SJrsr* 2 ngn otNwtoti I rtto te « j ~Tf Zattrproot , 1 Com petitor. He (a t the reception)—Don’t you think that young lady standing near the piano 1* a beauty? She (coldly)—Oh. I don’t know. De you know her? He—Yea; she to Mrs. Merwin—a bride of a week. She (sw eetly)—Ah! Now that I eee her from another point o f view, she la beautiful. O f the I s u o G Gee Wo tbns making tt d h m m u j to follow land titles thereafter in abstracts. No right to the use o f water from the streams o f the state can hereafter be acquired fo r any purpose without compliance with law. For intelligent use and development o f our water re- sources some central office must be provided, where a reliable record o f all water rights ean be found. The di version o f water without the necessary permit is made a misdemeanor. The application should be accompan- ied by a res o f 93 for examining the earns, together with tbs additional fees, depending upon the proposed use, as follows: For irrigation, graduated aa follows: 18 cents per acre from 0 to 100 acres; 8 cents per acres from 100 to 1,000 acres; 1 cent per acre for each acre in excess o f 1,000. For power, graduat ed as follows: 25 cents per horse power from 0 to 100; 10 cents per bone power from 100 to 1,000 ; 6 cents per horse power in excess o f 1,000. For any other purposes, including ap plications by municipaliteis, |5. Three different forme ars^ provided for the appropriation o f Winer; one to be need in case o f new appropriations, ■Bother to be used where the appropri ation is to be made by the enforcement or extension o f existing works sad a third form whereAhe application is for a permit to eonnruct s reservoir and Impound surplus waters. A separate application must be made for permit ta appropriate, stored waters prior to Its, application to beneficial use. This application is made on tbs first form mentioned above, and is then known sa a secondary permit, and moat refer to the primary permit, and to the reser v e « from which the water supply is to bo derived. These forma, together with instructions, can ha secured by addressing tbs state engineer, Salem. Work must commence within one year from the date o f application and be com plated within a reasonable time, as fixed in the permit, net to exeeed five years. I f the wader is applied to the bene ficial use within tbs time allowed; proof is taken o f each feet by the d i vision superintendent and a certificate issued the applicant by the board « f control. This certificate is o f the same form as issued to early appropriate» upon determination o f their l ights, as described above. The aew method o f initiating water rights may seem cumbersome as com pared with the old method, bwt it is worth a ll it costs. Tbs rigid, when finally granted, is absolutely deter mined as to alj rights hereafter in iti ated. It w ill be determined as to all flie wwrid, after a determination as above outlined. This deterenination is amde without cost to the aew appro- priator. N e1 large canal can be operated with out one or more, water makers to di vide She water in accordance with the rights and needs o f the different later als. iLikewiae, irrigation from public streams cannot be a eaeeeee without water masters to regulate diversions. Ik e use o f streams to convey stored water to its place o f use was impossi ble ander the old law, and the con struction o f many reservoirs was thus prevented. km rights are determined under the new lew, districts are created and water masters appointed, where de manded by the water users, to enfore tbs decrees o f the board er o f tbs courts. This officer is accountable to tbs division superintendent and pro tects, s o t only the early righto, but al so all siew rights and the rights o f res ervoir owners. When a headgate has been law fully dosed to admit the proper quantity of water, o r shut entirely, it is a misde meanor fo r the owner to distort) it. I f the gate has been wrongfully opened during the night, the presence o f aaoist- ure in the ditch in the morning to de clared te be sufficient evidence to con vict the earner e f unlawful use. Letter tksn Mi Sold by day for examination by all interested rtiee. I f anyone think* his neighbor making m i eroaeoae or extravagant claim, his temtimony ean be contested. By this procedure, all error« can be corrected and, if necessary, further tes timony taken. Aa soon as possible, an order is entered by the board, determ ining the rights. This order is pat in- to execution at once and later filed with the Circuit court for confirmation. If no appeals are taken, the order is con firmed. I f the case is not reopened within six months, the decree becomes final. Upon such final determination, water right certificates are issued in accord ance with the decree. These certifi cates are then recorded in the county records and bear the same relation to the water title aa the patent from the United States does to the land title. The right o f each user from the stream or from a large ditch, w ill thus be de termined. The law makes the grant members, w ill be glad to aaaiat the to the use o f water for irrigation ap public as far u possible under the new purtenant to the land irrigated. The code and w ill furnish information upon title thereafter pause with the land. request. C k M o ls t * C ream s. N a t a ««nus. Measure the unbeaten white of an "R e's auch an apparent liar,' Town«, "and te reckless Oh! egg. add to it aa much water as there is white, and stir into this mixture enough confectioner’* sugar to make a "mod It*« so easy to catch him. All paste that can be molded into shape. you’ve got to do is pot a little m it on Roll between the palme into round bella roll each ot these over and over hie te la ”—Philadelphia Press. •cott—What makes you think that In the chocolate costing and ley on the trust originated in Rhode Island? waxed paper to dry. r Mott—Dad used to epeek of the trust A married man comes nearer know in Providence as tor baric as when I ing bow mean be Is than one who to was a boy.—Boston Traveler. not married. A FULL POUND 25c Sw Martha Washington V ||l n E r\ y Com fort Shoes 111 III j f ii /Vw ^ Y on w ill never know what genuine \J 111 / / r1 fo o t com fort to until you wear Martha q IW w u [ X , // Ib v o tired and aching feet and make w a lk -^ S L f o y plan sure. I/ / buttons or Incee—they Just slip on and o ff at w ifi. T h e ahei the sides "g ive s ” w ith eve ry m ovem ent o f the foot, insuring action and a perfect fit. A b solu te co m fo rt guaranteed. , Beware erf imitations. O n ly the genuine have the name Ms W ashington and M ayer Trade Mark stamped on the soda. Re substitutes. You r dealer wiU supply you; if not, w rite to R y . F R g ff- I f you wfll send a sttea au M a fsd m lw *
