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About The Times-herald. (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929 | View Entire Issue (March 10, 1897)
TUMES. Es abÛshêdUS» Í CONSOLIDATE» JULY 22, 1896. BURNS, HARNEY COUNTY, OREGON. that Governor Lord will appoint ex-Senator H. W. Coibett tojthe va cancy in the United States senate , from this state caused by the failure [of the legislature to elect *at the re- , cent session. Corbett represented 1 Oregon in the senate from 1866 to i 1872. He is president’of the First I National bank of this city and a ' man of large wealth. WE ARE SELLING GOODS ------AT------ PRICES THAT Speak for Themselves Our new Spring and Summer stock will be on hand soon and we íJST'Conie in at once and get the advantage of MARCH 10 1807, VOL. X. ONT A RIO, NO 15. OREGON. It will pay you to cerne to Ontario and buy fali and winter goods Among the peculiar documents | Ion tile in the county clerk’s office in Albauy is the following recorded fWWe have the LARGEST STOCK and LOWEST l’RICES^pf in volume 1 of miscellaneous records We carry a complete line of which the Albany Democrat gives without the names, as 8 nothing is Dry Goods, known of the present resid >nce of Notions, I the parties. “Sweet Home, Sept. 21 ’79. Thi-i certifies that I did circu-1 Gents Furnishing Goods, 'late a slanderous report against Clothing, Rev.—, which was told me on Will (iams ertek, Josephine county, a re Boots & Shoes, port which I do not propose to Groceries. prove to be a truthful report. I know nothing myself against said Hardware, Etc. — and ought not to have said any- I thing and hereby ask pardon.” WRITE DS FOR PRICES MASON & LONDON. £W*MAIL ORDERS given special attention. alte íimrs-^traíd. ♦ OREGON NEWS. PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY BYRD RROS. Lord Will Appoint A Senator. A petition prepared by Register Jones of the land otlice at Burns to the department at Washington is receiving signatures in Grant coun ty. It is for ¡a topographical and i geological survey of a portion of Oregon extending west from Snake 1 river between the base line and the | third standard ’‘garallel in the vi |cinity of Vale. Withinjthis district is a large scope of mieral country. —Vale Gazette. Oregon Forwarding Co I. S. GEER & CO BURNS, J OREGON. r ;, A company has been organized k Salem, Or., March 5.—Governor at Union Or., for ths purpose of Lord was asked today whether he ¡establishing a woolen mill. It in All kinds of Machine-extras, Mowing and Reaping Machinery, SUBSCRIPTION RATES: intended to appoint a United States corporated a few days ago wih a ( One Year ................................................... W.OU Plows, Bicycle Sundries, etc. Six Mouths .................................................... 1.00 : senator and, if so, whether he | capital stock of $20,000 and orga | three Month».................. 75 thought his appointee will be seated. nization was completed by the OFFICIAL DIRECTORY He said: | election of a board of directors, j national : "I shall appoint a senator, but | The name of the company is the President ......... .................. .. .Grover Cleveland Aa’ai Stevenson Vice (’resident. ......... I Union Woolen Mill company, and Garden Seeds and Sporting Goods. Richard 8, Olney- whether «r not he will be seated The only Secretary of State John G. Carlisle cannot say. Secretary of Treasury The decisions are con- ' it proposes to erect and operate a Hoke Smith vet irv of interior Daniel 8. Lamont Secretary of War Hilary A. Herbert dieting and the result would depend two set woolen mill at Union with 4e -retary of Navy J. Sterling Morton Secretary of Vgricultnre. Judson Harmon upon what the temper of the senate the latest improved machinery, A’tor iey General Give us a call and we will Convene« you that w» can give better Wm. L Wilson ° >st:uanter General is. There is no case decided by the STATE—OREGON : i c vt ... . prices than anyone. 1 he people of Umatilla county, G. W. McBride. senate that is a parallel to the Ore Sentir» J. H.Mitehell. | ... I (Binger It is only by some sort have a right to feel eocou-aged Hermann gon case. umgre’sinen .................. (W. R. Filin of specious analogy that the facts over the pleasing evidence that <’. M. Idleman j Attorney General .... Wm P I-ord 1 4iveruor Re II R Kincaid | in the Oregon case can be brought they are getting out of debt. Ae'-retarv of State . Phil. Metechan r -easnrur B ......... GM Irwin I within |the principle recently de Reorder Biekers gives the informa < ipt. Public Instruction AV H Leeds 4tate Printer R tion that there have been more R. S. Bean. clared by the senate. C. Wolverton 4 lpreme Judges *T understand the latest ruling of mortgages satisfied within the last F. A. Moore i the senate is that when the legisla two months than ever before during NINETH JUDICIAL DISTRICT. D . M.D. CLIFFORu JiA-rict D14ge DONNEGAN & TRISCII, Proprietors. . . C. W. Parrish. ture fail» to elect a senator during a similar period in the history of D'strict Attorney 'R) O. L. Patterson. 3>i nt- Representative About one-half tbs (R) A W.Gowan its session the power of the govern- the office faint-senator or to appoint is ¡denied. ~ To my morlgageg on record in the office, COUNTY —RARNTT• mind the vacancy in the senate is in 1891 have now been C. P. Rutherford . canceled. C »nnty j i Uè H. Kelley (R) lork Fino W axiqs , Liquors AnH Cigars. caused by reason of failure to or and the good work goes merrily J. C. Welcome .. 'R) Preawirer T A. McKinnon D < ir .** 'or on A . J. McKinnon ganize. (DI ff W. s. Waters • fR »F “ I do not know at what time, or D) W. ('. R» r<l < h > »’ ^noerintendent . .(D) Geo Treeaskls 41 >»» k ’ nwnçi'*nr A . H . Marks if at any time, I shall call a special Orvil Dodge, historian of the Pio- ¿-¿^“Courteous treatment guarantee«!. Your patronage solicited. (D » • immittioners Geo. Hagey •P'l session of the legislature, The neer Association, was interviewing H \RNF.T T. a. LAND offici : Thomas Jones fact that I shall appoint a senator the old residents of the Coquille . A » Cowin» » •<»<*< VP» indicates that I have no present in valley last week, for the purpose of — • 1 tention of calling the legislature to securing data for the history hw is SOCIETIES. gether at least for some time. Re compiling of Coos and Curry count-1 SYLVA RFBFKAH Degree Xo.4«. cent occurrences indicate too many ies. He will soon be readv to sub- ( M *eta e ver» ’•* »»<1 3d W’edneada v. Mf-eJenii, Vepheetera X.D mil bis manuscript to the publish M Leot a Zeigler . Ree. *ee'v cross purposes to hope for co-opera Burns-Canyon Stage Line er». tion among the members to secure A. O. C. W.Rnrp» Lodge. Xo 47. Meetsevery M «nd 4th Thor»«*«’ • _ needed legislation ” J. A. H alladay , contractor. H M Porto»», M « J W Payer, Rrc’d Carrying U. S. Mails and Eastern Oregon Express Co’s Expws MAY BE CORBETT P ublishers and n ARD W AR P roprietors . CRESCENT BIGYCLES Tin Shop in Harney Co. The Burns Bar S HARXEY LODGI. XO. 77. I. O O T. < at O l i Fellows Belt, e« »rr s.tnrday 7:30 p ta, M L I ."II. X. O. J P Zeigler, Srcy. Portland, Or , March 5.—There is a well defined rumor to night -.-are Burns Tuesday.Thursday,Saturday,for Canyon City and intermedi'lt »oints, Fars $5.
