CONSOLIDATED JULY 22, 1896.
BURNS, HARNEY COUNTY, OREGON,
Grand Clearance Sale’.............. ..
Oregon Forwarding Company
Surveyor General R A. Haber
sham has been notified bv the com
£5.1
missi >ner of the general land ollice
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that the following contracts for
OKEGON.
ONTARIO,
surveying in Oregon have been ac- 1
cepted within the past month: Con- "S’ l
tract No. 622, to W. R. Whipple;
No. 637 to Rufus Moore- No. 639
to II. Meldrum and R. S. Moore;
No such Bargains ever offered before in HARNEY COUNTY ! No. 636 to E. F. S harp. Notice
Call and be Convinced *%y“l’rices Talk and CASH
has also been received by the sur
Buys at prices never before equaled!
M«T\Ve have the LARGEST STOCK and LOWEST PRICES
veyor general that the four surveys
on the grant of the Willamette Vai-
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We carry a complete line of
ley
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Gasca,le
.Mountain
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SPECIAL BARGAINS IN FOLLOWING;
Road Co., which were rejected some
time since upon the report of the;
O it ng Flannel-' 15 yards for $1.00
inspector, have, upon reconsidera
Q Hits from $1.00 upwards
tion
bj the commissioner, been ac-1
Fifteen n?r cent discount on Ladies
cepted, as it was decided that this
Furnishing goods.
Ldies Underwear anil Corsets
course would be for the best inter
ests of the government. A list ot
lands to be surveyed during tin
coming season is being prepared by
Ladies Shoes.
Furnishing goods
Surveyor General Habersham, who
Hats and Caps,
has the sum of $13,<500 at his dis
Clothing.
posal
for this work, and pe-sons
Lined Gloves.
who desire to have lands surveyed
“hould hand in their lists as soon
as possible, before the surveyor's
list is tilled.
MASON & LONDON'S
will pay you to come to Ontario
For Sixty Bays, Until After April 1st, 1897.
and buy fall and winter goods
Dry Goods,
Notions,
Gdiiis Furrishing Goods,
Clothing,
Boots & Shoes,
Groceries,
Hardware, Etc.
WRITE DS FOR PRICES
Oregon Forwarding Co.
room for our Spring
and Sr mmer Stock.
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i The Lakeview Examiner says
•that the arrival in Lakeview the
| other day of Luo of A. L. »Smith's
| eight horse hams, with freight foi
| Lakeview merchants and V. Conn,
of 1 aia'.ey, icmimli 1 it that it is Manufacturers and dealers in all kinds of
WEDNESDAY
now three months since Mr. Sudili
The New Scalp Itili.
left Paisley for Red Bluff Mr
T ■
Smith started out October 2K, and
P.’B! !>!! I'l'.S AND PROPRIETORS
is 40 miles from his destination.
Senator Mitchell’s bill for tilt
with Jonly two teams,
creation of a fund for the payment
left in Big v'dr'-?’isllinö Taclxl s And Sporting Goods
H I!scili l’TLON RATES:
team having been
of bounties on coyote scalps is a
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$..Co
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serious measure, but it may be that lev, Cal. He will return after thi-
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I’inwarc and Firearms promptly Repaired.
Titile Moll >1» ...
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it is destined to be made the sub tcam before going on to Paisley. I
OFFICIAI. DIRECTORY
Oregon.
ject of gonp little fun on the part This will take about another month, j |}Ums
N ATION X I. :
.Grover ■ 'level« t.<i , of the legislature.
It is provided thus making a third of a year to
Presi lent
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Ail I ai S'.eveii8<,r ;
Vie
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complete the round trip. Mr. S.
Rix liar.. Oil e.x that county courts are empowered i
3e'*.-etai oi -’n e
.. John G. carliste |
3»* /nr. »t lre ■■ 'i y
says that in one place it took seven
lloke Smith ! o levy a tax of not less than oni
3 » w xr.
1 nt-’.’i 'r
Daniel
s.
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anxorxl
days to go nine miles. This is an
3 ;cret i"
W : r
lliiarx A. Herbert , half of a cent per head on all sheej
Jeer-‘ X'.
Ury
..I. Sterline Mort, b
, xcepti mal case, and the distance
3 ».-r • x- x of » - r: ill. IIre
Jxi.lsiti llarmoi. within their respective counties,
A tor tc : ' ‘rat
Win.
L
Wiiaoi'
is greater than the route over which
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owned by resi lents or being pas
state —rxr.FcoN :
most of Lakevit w’s freight is haul-.
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G. W. M t'rice. tured therein
This amount shall
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ed.
The nearest railroad shipping
{Binger Heimann be deemed a fund for scalp bounties,
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n- >n r-çsmnen
« . M. Dilemmi to which must be added a similar point is 160 miles distant, the
V i »fi*»} .eueral
Win I* l or«' ¡
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t. R Kinenf.l ¡ amount by levying a prorata tax teams make the round trip in from
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n rv of -tale
l'litl. Mrtnliir
STEPHENS & RICHARDSON, Proprietor
U» -, t V 1 r
.GM Irwin ! on all other property.
Scalp in 16 to 24 days. Mr. Smith will
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Van* Printer
probably lose $200 on this trip.
" S. Ecan. spectors shall Ke • appointed and
IL ORDERS given special attention.
I. S. GEER à CO,
LYT.D ’'ROS.
hardware and Tinware.
ike Burns Bar
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I c. xvolverten
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these shall administer an affidavit
to the slaver of the animal, that he
h is duly killed the same, and shall
rect ive from him the scalp or scalps.•
The inspector shall then remove
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. r. P. Rntherfortl one ear from the scalp;
then the
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H Kelley
•’ c. Wei • m<- claimant takes the scalp to the
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county treasurer, and delivers it tot
tt" A. J. W. McKinnon
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; him, with the inspector’s certificate,;
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ami the treasurer shall remove the
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other
«-ar from the scalp. I here
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Thon»»» Jene» appears to be no provision for the
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ver
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a* -—■»*•■ disjiosal of the scalp or the
single
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SOCIETIES.
ear «r for reclaiming the first auric
ular appendage from the inspector.
SYLVA RFBFKAH I»e«ree No. ,S.
Meetnererv
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H e county treasurer pays the clai
V1--. 1er i. ”< pt
v ••
M « '.<-ora Z trier. Ree. - r’ V " .
mant his bi untv. This act is de-
A. O. P. W.Rnrns I.oxlse. X-- <7
signed io supplement ami make
Meet.every 2.1 .«><14th
operative a legislative enactment
j. w Sayer. Fee
allowing county courts to offer
haryfv ’ odgf . xn.
i. o o F
bounty on the scalps of predatory
ill "»Il. ru H•!’.*• er’ ••’-»r<1»y
M t Is-t, S.r.
animals —Oregoi i.tn.
4 ip.-c Me hi'li?ee
F. A. Moore
NlN lTtl JVDKTA!. DISTRICT.
M.D curt of i.'
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A W Gow an
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Feia«-'* ■ a at or
J P. ZeU'er. Scry
Engle valley, in Eastern Oregon
is the place for growing prize taking
vegetable s. Mrs Duffey received
., \,.w Y> ar gift from an Eastern
h,.e,l firm a check for $.50, as first
prize for the largest and best shafied
White Spine cucumber; Silas Car- ; •
ter a check for $.50 as first prize for
(|>e largest and liest-sbaped half-
long parsnip, and John Fraser, a
Ch<ck of ' $50 as first prize for the
largest
largest i and best bellow D.mv« r
carrot, sent for competition in 1S96, .
and grown from seed stippled by
the firm.
Fino Wxaos Liquors
^“Courteous treatment guaranteed.
Cigars
Your patronage solic
I? urn-.Cinyon Stnge Line
A petition asking for th** a; point
J. A. lÍAi bAPAV, contractor.
ment of Jmlge James A Fee to the
C iTvin-r I S. \f tils an 1 Eastern Oregon Express Co’s Fxpss
office of United States district at
torney received a number of signa-
,1VP Burn« Tnes'liv.Thursday,Saturday,for Canyon City
tures in Crook county, last week.
a,„] ¡nt,.rinPj;. t* «oints, Fare 15.