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OP JOHN ISHMOKI:,
KARI.Y SI:TrLI:K.
Sketch of the Career of IhU Mugst-d
I'loneor, Whu Out MU Start In
a Rich California Placer nnd
Hi on llccamo Stockman.
GKANTS Pajw, Or , Dec. I
John Slivettiorc of llctid died at
the hospitut here lum Saturday.
Hiirial was at Myrtle Creek, in n
Uruvc beside that of his late wife, on
Monday. Ills daughter, Mis W
II. Johnston of Kotcbut, mid son.
I. C. SKcmorc of Port KUmuth.
scre with him at the end. lie
wuh conscious to the last ami liouto
before he died he nuked if ull hos
pital cxciiac were paid und iiutcs
nettled with. He had nil the cure
that doctors and trained nurses
could give.
John Slscmore was one ol the
best know citizens of Gcutrul Of
cgon. He came to the Deschutes
in 18S1 and from that lime occu
pied the ranch on the river n mile
outli of Hcud until 1905, when he
sold it to Dr. Nichot Since that
time lie l.ft lived in Hcud, whcie
lie owned considerable property,
Mr. Siscmore wai born in Ken
tucky iu 1835. In 1853 he con
eluded to move west. He spent
that winter in Utah mid thru moved
on to California, whcie he located at
Placcrville. lie always had a keen
interest in the sport Inn cud of the
home business and in Utnh he sup
ported horscracini; no cnthusiusf
ically (losiiiK ftljco ' K(dd 011
ouc'ruce) that he "went broke," to
use his own expression a After
some time spent in Placcrville', Sise
more came north to Yreka, where
lived a man uu tiled Felix Unudiu,
who owed him for hmidlliiK u
bunch of Mock iu Utuh. Koadiu
paid the debt nnd Sfscmore krvv
the money 10 his brother and him
self went to work foi Kojdiu. A
HUOit time after this Stsemorc had
nu opportunity to purchase for
$100 a half Interest Iu n placer
claim on South HtimbiiK creek
Koadlu udvlhcd him to buy and
supplied putt of the usccssnr)
money. S'scmore bought and be
gan washing tor gold The first
duy he cleaned up $375 iu dust, be
sides four large impels Hcfore
this became known Si.scmore
bought the other half of the mine
for unother too. Then he settled
down lo mining,
For two years Sisemorc stuck to
his placer, It was n marvelous
producer. Never did he take out
less thuii 50 und frequently lis
high us 1000 a day, clear. ' Hut
the cost of living iu the mines was
very high iu those days, nnd Sisc
more never wns content with much
less than the best. Where the cold
came so easily it went freely,
M.iuy n time did he throw out to
a French restaurautour an ounce
of gold (f 16) for each person iu a
congenial supper party. And $10
for u breuklast of brains nnd eggs
ut Yreka wuh quite the usual thing
On the first day of July, 1857,
Sisemorc, who wns then thought to
be dying of consumption, left the
mines with $32,000 in gold dust
On French Prairie, iu Marion
county, Oregon, he gathered n
bunch of 400 steers before the end
of the mouth and drove them south
t'o the mines, where he sold them
al a profit of $16,000, Prom this
Telegraphs to Rowe's Economy
Store that he will make Bend an
official visit on next Saturday.
Vc Imvc received n Wlrelmi from S.iutn CIhiih untilying in
Unit lie will iniike lleml nil oHieiul visit next Siitunliiy iifieriioou
uml evening, itiiil ninthly iliut lie would iniike our More Ills
hcmliiuurletit while lieie. He Mute tli.it lie in hiixIoum to meet
every elilld in Hcud mid temii wliut they desire for Clirhtuuu
presenls.
lu older tluil we tuny leiirn tiwedily of Hinln Gnu' nrrlvnl,
we will Kive u pil.e to one boy nnd irjrl under 12 eur old who
fifnt bring the news to our More tlnit Siutu I1111 reuched town
11 liiindviiuc nit of cliitm doll iIinIics to the girl und 11 good, two
liliidtd (Nickel knife to the hoy. We will hold 11 rtCfption to
Sntii Cliitin in our Mure from .1105 mid fmui 7 to o p in.
lie will lc here to meet nil the children
, Keep vour eyes open, nee Suutu Chun, bring us the news,
und siii the pne.
Rowe's Economy Store
Chas. D. Rowo, Prop. Next door to Postoffico
nirt he went more extensively into
(lie livestock business, which he
iiiitiiuied the rem iindcr of Ins life,
(hough for the past few )curs in
Holdings lime been confined to 11
lew hoises on the rmige 111 Cruok
county He r.irtd his IhiikN
through the rClmiiuth coiiutt),
(t()oc Luke Valley nnd Sieln'
mountain, making his gcneiul
hcudquiitlcrs iu Juck-xin county.
In the fertile S.im'n vmley theie he
ut one time owned several t-xlcu-live
furms that nre now worth
over $7,000,000, according to mi
etlmutc made by Mr. Sisemorc
1 1st summer.
Hut there cuuic n hard winter in
the Klamath country mid Slicmorc
lost 600 cuttle nod 300 hoists
Then he cunic to the Deschutes,
bought the relinquishment of John
I (Hid, who had settled on a home-
oteud ut Farewell Hcud, entered the
cliim himself in 1881 mid lived
most of the remainder of his life
there Iu 1905 he sold the ranch
for $6 500 Since then he bought
considerable properly iu Uend and
vicinity, materially Incicusiug the
value ol his possessions
Iu 1884 Felix Koadlu, the bcucr
factor of Sisemorc on South Hum
bug back 111 1854, struck the Sise
morc ranch nt Farewell Hcud and
aked for n night's lodging He
wus then 78 years old, broken iu
health and fortune, with all his
earthly posses-dons on n pack mule,
on his way to seek fortune anew
in the Mack Hills of Dakota.
which were occupying much attcn
tlon Koadin was given the best
the Sisemorc much afforded and
urged to tarry there. Hut be would
not He resumed the trail mid, for
ull that is known here, reached the
Hlack Hills and got rich again
Hut the chances were vastly nguiust
it.
Mr. Sisemorc mnuicd a Mrs
Pcllon, which union resulted iu in-
harmony nfter two children hnd
been born November 27, 1908,
he married Mrs, Susnu Hrcwer,
whose health wns frail and she
died n few months later.
For a long time Mr. Sisemorc
had serious organic heart trouble,
which, it is presumed, finally pro
duced death. He left Hcud in
SUMMONS.
In the Juitlc Court fir Ixachulca l'recluct No.
K, Crook, Couuljr, Urrguu.
j k, Willi. int. l-lalntltT, )
a. a.
John I', frriit, Defendant)
To John V. I'rrnc.tbtaUirr named Defendant
In th in 111 e of the Mali- of Oregon, You arc
tiricliy rcoMliedtuaiinir and anawcr the cum
olalut Hied agaluit you In Ihe above entitled ac
lion on or teloie au, ith, lyil. and If) on lall
auloauawer. for want tlieieof the UlutUfvtUI
apply lo the Court lor the relief therein demanded,
lo-nfl, for Judgment In the amount ofiilnly
even doll.ra aud alaty flv cvnla (b;6l) to
gether with Ilia coata and dUbutaeiucula oithla
action.
n hla autninona la aervnl upon yuu by the pub
lication thereof In The lleml llutlctlu. a newa
IMer of geueral clnulatiou within Croaik
feuuly, Oregon, ttubli.hed weekly al llend. In
uklcvuutyandatalci for the Jxrlod of an con
aevutlve weeka coinuieildug with Ihe laaue ol
November l. W, ami emlliig with the laaue ol
Jan 4 tit. lull, lu purauauce of an ordtr of
Ihe Honorable W w citcutl, Juatlcc of the
I'eacr ol the above entitled Court, which aald or
der wa made aud entered (Klobcr jrd, 1910.
Daieofflral publication Nov. 16, luia, I.leof
tail publication au. 4, I VI I.
W W. OKCUTT,
Juetlceoflhe Peace or Dcecuutca l'ltcluit No II,
Crook County, Oregon. J641
NOTICK FOH PUBLICATION.
Deaartment or the Interior,
U. S. Laud Office al Tilt Dallea, Or.,
heplcinbcr o, 1910,
Notice la herby given that
rUnlie A, Nlawongcr,
whoae iiottofllcc addrtaa la IlcnJ, Oregon did,
oil theitli day of Juue. luio. tile In Ihl.olhcr
rlieoru Hlateluetit and Aliollcallou, No, 06947, Iu
tiurchaae Ihe 11 K awtf, uw ae.bec. 14, 19 8 .
- ,, ,,, T i,.,iiu ,11 iiiuuer liieicvn, niuier
Ihe provl.Uma ofllie act of Juue 1, UJS, and acta
amendatory, kuowu aa the 'Timber ami Stone
Law," at auclt value aa might be Died by
appralacmcnl, aud thai, purauant to auch
application, the land ami limber thereon
have been amiralied. the limber e.iliu.ie.1
;m,uou board feel at 7j cent, jw M. ami the
laud iso thai aaid applicant will oor final
prool In aupiioit ol her application cud
aworu eialciuciil on the ith day of December
1910. bclorc II. c. Ulila, u, B. Commlaaiouer, at
niaoim m ueiiu, uir.un,
Anytieraoii la at lilieilv
lo prottat till, pur-
cha.c belor entry, or Initiate a'conteat at any
time before patent laauta, by filing a corrobor
ated affidavit in Ihla ofuce, alleging facia which
wouiu acicai inv euirr,
jo-jo C. W. MOOKU, Kcxlaterr
August with the expedition of
going to Mexico for the winter
Alter vlsituit; inine wnks with his
diitighu-r lu Itoseburt! he pro
ceeded to Omni Piihs to receive
Ireiitmrnt Irom nu ce sK-c!iil!M nnd
there Ihtuiiic so ft-clile thut he could
not continue nnd death overtook
lit 111 nfier coiifitiemciit iu the hos
pltdl for six weeks
PoK Sai.K Six ol the finest lots
in Deschutes, level, water by ditch
aud with city water. Next to new
residence. Inquire Hulletin office.
CONTKST NOTICK.
De-iitmeHt oflhr Interior.
U H l..iHl()flKe
The D.llt , Oregon. Nov 17. ui
A aumeienl route.! alMavll haviHg been MnJ
In thlaoffxe by lamea O Kennedy, Lonte.lant.
agala.t liume.lrad entry. No Ml, m.e Marrh
la. lyiu lril4 awM . nvjl tvec 4 loll
Kl II, W Kee f, r 17 0 .K UK , W M .by Ull
Ham I. UiMee. CoHte.lee In "Men It I. alleged
that aald William I. Wilder lia. wholly ahan
doned aaM tract ami haa never e.tabll.hrd real
dener thereon nor rulllvated the aame In any
way whatever, that aald alleged abaencr waa not
duel hi. employment In the army, navy, or
marine tvepa ol the I'HHrd Male, in lime il
war. aaM parllee ate hereby imllftrd to appear,
ie.Mmd and nlTer evidence touching aald allega
tion al i o'clock a in on January 6 1911, before
II C mil., a 0 H CommlMraner. al hi. oftc" lo
llend, llregim, (ami that Anal hearing will be
heM al laocloik a m on January 11, 1911, lw
Me)the Kegl.ler ami Kecelver at the United
Male. Land Olftce In The Dallea, Oregon.
Theaakl cont.Maul having. In a proper affi
davit filed NoreiqlH-r 7. Ivio aet forth lacta
whwh anew that after due diligence peraoual
aervlceof Ihla notice ran not be made. II I.
hereby ordered ami directed that aucb notice be
given byduc ami prujier poblu-atloo
yil LOUIS II AKNKMIN, Krreivel.
THE
MEN'S
TOGGERY
tins a Full Line of
Warm
Winter
CLOTHING
for Men
RUBBERS
OVERSHOES
and
Rubber Boots
Merchant Tailoring a
Specialty.
RIOHT PRICES
RIGHT QUALITY
A. L. FRENCH
OR MOTHER
Rugs
Govern, I.nce Curtnim
.Work Hiiskcts
s Percolator
fives, New Dresses
I DW, ll..M.i.
NOTICK FOR PUHLICATION.
Department ol the Interior.
U. H. Land Office at The Dallea. Or ,
rVHeniber i, iviu
Notice It hereby g Iten lliel-
Nrtlle II Maikrl,
wttoar po.tofTiee a4dreae la HepJ, Oregon, did
imi (he tut ler of Ma, wis. Me In thl. office
hwufll Mateiiirnt and AillallM, Wu 'il to
ourchaac tlir r) K h J T l , K II)'.
W l ,and thr iimbrr llitrrvn, ukdar Ihf m
tlalonaof Hit art ol Junr j 174, awl kIuhhwI
atorjr known aalha ' Tlmlxr and Mn.r M
at tucti valur aa might tr Aitd by atipralar
mrnl and Hut twiauant lo auth a,(tciatlon
'hr Und ainl tlmlxr lht,Mi hr ln a
pfalacl.tlittlioWr rllmalnlalioard frlt
7 tuta t.rr M.and IbrUwl v that aakl afpli
rant will olfrr linat ruofm auppoft of hr apoli
rallon and awurn atatrmtnt 011 Ihf lulhilat of
j DnriNotr, ivio. It)"i II C Kill I' n Com
raUilonrr. at lit ollirr at IWihI, Oragon.
1 Any rtMl la at lilwtlv t for t thl r
' t tt Lifus aHltw tt I til tint d aauilaaJ ! sa.
llrnr VrUnt pattnl laaura, kr filing erroU-
rated altnlavll In thla ollic. alleging facta whtrh
kihiM lUftat the cully
yy, C W MOOHH, KrgUtrr.
NOTICK KOIl PUBLICATION
iM-pettmciil of Ihe Interior
V H I aiidOltweatThr Dallea, Or.
November 9 iyio.
Nbdte I. hereby given thai
llllle lutea.
of iKud, Oregon, who on July 11. 1907, made
lei I and entry No 700 (Serial ;
no
of). trt
new tU Sec II T 16 ft K l l . W M . ha.
ftled notice of Intention to tuike I'lual I'fwjf
to e.labll.h ttalm to the land above described
befutr II C lillia. L M (.oruiiilMloiier, at llend
Oregon, on the lyth day of Decemlier 1910
Claimant name. a. witneaa (.li.rle.ll Hwal
ley, and Jamea K Ueubani ofliidlaw Or
i-40 C, W. MOOKIi. Kegl.ter.
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY
EXCURSION
To the
City of Mexico
via the SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY
Leaving Portland December 11th and 12th,
1010, and San Franelveo December 14th, 1010.
A MAGNIFICENT SPECIAL TRAIN
CousistinH of Observation Car, Pullman Vestbuled Sleep
ing Cars, Smoking Car and Dining Car, will leave Third
and Tovvuscnd streets, San Francisco, via the Coast Line.
The excursion is run under the auspices of the
Southern Pacific, National Lines of Mexico, International
aud Great Northern, G. II & S. A. and Santa Fe.
$1 fA ROUND TRIP FARE rf 1 fA
1 UHb X'ROM PORTLAND ip 1 U'J
Corresponding low rates from other O. R. & N. and
S. P. points. .
Interesting side trips on the return trip, including
the Grand Canyon, may be made. Final return limit 6o
days from date of sale. Equipment on this train will be
limited and no more passengers will be taken than can
be comfortably provided for.
J'or further Information, detail., and beautifully llhittnted booklet on
Mealco- nil on any O K fc N. or 8 l Agent oc write lo
WILLIAM McMURRAY
General Paaaenger Agent, I'oitlanJ, Oregon.
r
Speedwell
THE CAR THAT DOES THINGS
Power, Speed,
Durability, Appearance, Economy.
A. C. LUCAS,
The Pioneer
Call on or telephone us for all kinds of
Wood and First Class Shingles.
We saw Cord Wood and Limb Wood on short notice.
Orders Promptly Filled.
DOWNING POWELL, Proprietors.
The Home Land Company
RealiEstateXand
Insurance.
Timber Lands, Irrigated
AH,.., !( I. WK
"'""ifKoeUml. Oregon, who, on run 7, iy4. made
day fl(""f,,f"'' '""y W" l44. (Serial Ju. j4'). fc
' iiwlf n!( he. I.T. ij A., K. i K.. ami nJ4"
Tlir"wH H "If H.y,, t it .. K.9,W M..
"lie. flktl, nutlw olfnltnlkiti lo make llntl live
vice !"' I"i' Uie.tahll.li claim to the land atmrr
, .ItKttltH), litfo'c ComtnlMtuiier II. C Kill', at
IIIC Cl)ietil. Oregon, on Ihe tjril ilar of Dreemler,
Hied . William PvffllMm, Nellie fthulft Millard I'
, llawtbotii lror M Hurt, all of MrMaml. Of.
Mil (I CO, y4t AkTIIL'K W OKTOM, Kl.tcr.
port. . s!ss
I'oMW
jyaile "
1 if. New
iTALACE
MARKET
Charlca lit) yd, I'rop.
MEATS
Vegetables, etc.
O. C. HENKLE
HOMESTEAD
LOCATIONS
Real Estate Exchanges
of all Kinds
Bend Agent.
J
Wood Yard
HOMESTEAD
LOCATIONS.
and Dry Farm Land's.
Palace
Restaurant
Rooms for Rent
Confectionery, I'rult
Picnic Supplies, Cigars
J. F, Taggart & Co.
Kilimilea on
application
Weill I'sper t
Portland I'ncet
N. P. WEIDER
PAINTER
& Paperhanger
Cheapest ami Het Will far r Sam
plea In tile county. Get
My I'ncet.
II0X39.
Bern!, Oregon.
CITY DRAY
CUAKLKS GOKTinN, PRO.'.
cirr d.tav:
ey,vav
VC HANDLU EVIiKYTMINO
Leave yuur orilrra with Nick .Sniltli
Wall St . lleml
lne
Buckley Express
Co.
Direct Express Service between
Shaniko and llend.
Two Rigs Each way every week
Careful Attention.
Bend office at Pilot Butte Barn
Phone orders to Redmond.
No
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CONTRACTING
CARPENTERS
AND JOBBERS
Sutherland
Mcintosh
FIRST-CLASS WORK
OUARANTGEO
ESTIMATES FURNISHED
ON ALL KINDS OF
WORK
Wood! Wood!
Now is the time to order
your winter wood, for the cold
nights demand a large pile of
dry wood. Can ba bought of
F. M. Carter at' a reasonable
price, delivered at any time
Leave orders at A. M. Lara's.
F. M. CARTER
i.JSwE
JOHN LEGAT
DK.M.HU IN
Harness and Saddlery
Trunks and Valises
Repaired
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