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■“A1,CONSOLIDATED JULY 22, 1896
Ike Ciiucs-Mwraid.
BURNS, HARNEY COUNTY,
MEDIUM
Printing.
OREGON. JUNE ,14 1899,
Irrigation,
pects. He found the hay and hop
Eastern Oregon Weather.
propaga ting
numerously
crops fairly bounding in the luxur-
accomplishing a good deal ofi
The toll. lowing is taken from the iance of rapid growth, but fall and
The follow ing ¡8 (|ie report of the ‘^»»truetion.
Depending
upan
SUBSCRIPTION RATES: ““ Wichita Eag'e: :
wheat not doing
i
o
’
I winter sown
E> very
r
weather for Eastern Oregon for the forage for a liveing, they do not
• »•Tear
.......
|2.»v
The problem of the reclamation «ell, on'account of the continued past wick, as sent out by B. S. restrict themselves to rats and
til Manlh»
. i.oo
Tkraa Meukha ...
............................... 75 . and statement of the arid region of cold rain.
Ontario,
Oregon.
mice, but rob the farmers’ hen roost
I’ague. section director:
the
United
States
assumed
a
prom-
■
He
thinks
Willamette
farmers
• FFIC1AL SlKEcTOltY
I The mean Temperature. 54 de and attack the wild birds. Of the
• TATI— OI.AGON :
im nee In the deliberations of the «'Bl find that they cannot raise [ gr ’e, is 2 degrees lower than for the latter, indeed, they kill so many .
G W. McBride sessions of the Tratia-Mississititii « heat as cheaply as those east of
Ju»fph biuiau
preceding week and 1 degree high that the decrease of native feather-1
¡Thea. longue.
• Congress just closed which showed ''ie mountains butjdover, cheat. ■•r 'ban _____________
r_........ B week ed species in some districts seems;
for the corresponding
t W. K. Ellis
• «.
.....
Attera»? Gaua.al
. c. M.iaieinan its importance
I a:ic| magnitude. «nJ
'
fact,
all
the
domestic
grasses
j
last
ycjir.
a uu iuha itnuui iruipci“ to be largely attributable to them. jTirst Class Goods
The maximum temper-
l«f «ruer
.\\ m F Lord z a
...
. • .
, 7
4«cr«iary •! M iai *
u k Kin. «id Gue of the most intensely
•
, intere-t
I..;., t can be raised in the highest perfec- ntures ranged from 58 degree to 7G
I’igs have run wild in some of the
r«»aa«Atar
R
. ..Phil. Metaehau i «
- ,
,
tape. Publie ¡«»traction
g
m irwin log
events
of the
tl0n
- "We are now sending our degree and the minimum from . 441 southern states, and also on certain
..............
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.....
session
was
the
Uon.
Tho Iiargost 6 tools
W 11 l.wvd.
Hat» Priuter
R
i; Vn^r*
»tul'l'orr.ly contested controversy young cattle and sheep to Nebraska
islands, where, as on the Galapagos,
degrees
to
52
degrees
except
over
i
I v-«•i'«'1'”’ which was fought out between those to •'« stall fed,” he continued,
« ->r««a Jadgta
Tho Xiowost Prloe>>
which was fought out between those to be stall fed,” he continued, the Plateau reigon, where the range 1 they were originally introduced to
• ixsra jSiHctAL BisnucT.
I i who
nd vacated the absolute session ' “
while .in
'in our k ¡o»u
wno advocated
’ wmie
owu Willamette we was from 34 degrees to 48 degrees. ' furnish food for crews of vessels in
• tttfiftl Ju4g« .
.
r»
. .M.D. CLtrpOKu I of all the arid lands to the states possess all the natural element« for [
Wo solicit your trade and guarantee FAIR TREATMENT t. all
Showers occurred on Monday, I need of fresh meat. They were im­
Giairiet Atiarawy
U. W. Parrish,
/•¡nt K»|»re»»D;aiiv»
(R)
U. 1,. Ptttorsuu. and territories on the one’ hand. ■ raisin»
Tho future^firmer; Tuesday,Wednesday an 1 Thursday ported into New Zealand by Cap­
/•i»t-S«u»t«r
. ....(Ü)............ A. W.Gowan
— 1AKSRY :
I and those who stood for the policy of'the Willamette willfcast ¡¡aside the total rainfall amounting to tain Cook about 1770, and soon
«•ÜSTT—
of the National Irrigation Congress «heat raising as an industry and i from .20 to 42 of an inch. There ! becoming nil 1, increased to a re-
....... Jamea A Sparrow as outlined in its resolution, on the , devote his attention to clover, corn,
• es.
was an absence of the normal | markable degree.
..........
H
.
Richardson
)
Ul.rk ..........................
J U. Wvlconie
Trcur.r
....... .JR)
fodder and root crops. The soil of amount of eunihine.
.............. Guo. Whiting | other hand.
Sheep and goats,when numerous,
I.rv.r.r
A. J. McKinnon
• b.riff.....................
Governor Murphy of Arizona the East will come into fashion,'
............. J W Buchauau
are
liable to cause widespread ¡li­
A»ew.r
(. B....... \V U. lit rd
CROPS.
«•»••1 Superiut-luteul
favored the policy
.
. of [ and stnll fed beef and mutton will;
...
A. K. Rit harobcn strcnouslv 1
jury,
particularly in forested re-
«l..k lu.p.et.r
i L>) i
a . * enaior
r^'',V_ (<f ’ the
A11’
The grain prospects arc exe-lent.! gi->ns.
•
Uco. Hagcyj absolute cession willioufrestriction, be furni-b.td the ! nr rkets
while the members of the Irrigation | Northwest without the expense of Fruit prospects are better than in
_______________
■ aä *2T V a
*X'-\ n. ». Co!!«rtM «110 were present ns dele- fr> ight to and from Chicago. Then western Oregon. The soil is; n 0T k k — Have you a farm
<•• rtr ...............
for
Seieiver
ell»« Ni ««ii gates to the Trans Mississippi Con-1 . . the
firmer wax
thoroughly soaked
soaked and
and the
the question!
question ' .
•
----- AGENTS FOR-----
Tl Willamette
,
™ thoroughly
were
I.
D.
,
r,cl
>
™e
man
of
many
hundreds
o
f
moi.tur.
is
’
practiaily
eliminated
1
’
f
°
r
’
°
r
d
°
y
°
U
kn0W
“f
1 cress, among whom
jO’Donnell, chairman of the exccu- of acres will cut down his holdings. B0 far as the growth of crops ‘this I any person holding farming lands
WCIEriK»-
live committee of Irrigation Con- because he can make more money year is concerned. In sections of that they wish to dispose of? If
McCormick Harvesting Machinery
• yi.V a ftSSVKAM
”
gross; Gt-nrge 11. Maxwell of Caii- on a smaller tract than he can now I uion county wiriworms are doing so, please write to any O. R. A N.
;
agent
and
he
will
send
you
a
circu-
I
on
a
large
one.
■ ««.■
fernia ami Colonel II. B. M:ixs n
some damage. Seeding h is been
m •« te«»» r'‘«ler-Uel-y of Ncv id i, members of the con­
“Small bunches of fat st. ep will actively» pushed over the Plateau I lar that will interest you.
Write ui for Pries».
gressional committee of tho Irriga­ be kept 2.iu every'’patch to net as! reigon. Throughout the Columbia!
A. •. V. W. tura«
Me <7.
tion Congress; L. W. SliurtblilT
L.............. ... of cIsarer« °f the brush and weeds. River valley the reports indicate'
■
Kry 2d ml ilk Tkurtdaya
M J Hwr-.on, M. W.
Tut TtMKs-IfEitAt.D can furnish
J w ta. «r, Ree. Ogden, Utah, executive commtttea- I hi'sc sheep will produce finer wool that everything is favorable fora
man from Utah, and other mem- ..and more of it, than where they are large grain crop; the tot.-li acreage! y»ii letter heads and envelopes
«ABMtr
»0-I-° • r . ,ber’ of tl,e Irrieatio" t’ongress I allowed to run in large bands, and of grain is lets than usual and | printed at what you will have to
«••«•»os* v«:io««
,| stood firmly in opposition to the , the farmer will always be able to much less than last year; the I day for them not printed.
’ ’****'
• ‘ k““!'W; 'cession scheme and in favor of the turn oil'a bunch of fit steen or acreage of spring grain is above the
' policy of tho policy of the Irriga­ wethers at the most propitious time ' average. Working summer fallowl
! continues, The growth of wec( s jB I r«H up ’phone 1G for job printing
tion Congress. That j»i'iey. in °‘" ■ ear.
C A HlSÌ,
short notice.
'greater than ordinarily occurs at
“
W
e
w
ill
not
wait
for
n-
w
firmers
brief, is that the states and tsrrrito-1
1
Ibis
season
of
the
year.
AiTuf.sar at -L a .*,
Corn
is.
Ties
come from the East or Europe
ric-s should be allowed to lease the ,
nms!’,
OIl^O».
public grazing lands and di vote tojnake thi» ¡transformation, ’¡h,, making slow growth. Gruss is
• •-M,
t
I
the revenues to the construction ef
Hetth-rs of the Wil.anir tte ar,. is making excellent growth nud the
;
already ¡becoming alive to tho im-j lia-v crcP promises to lie much let-,
urrigatiou work«, but that the title
., • ..'o.,,.,, .«,i
( Jp rttdlo Le'be ter than for years;
the I'U'N
’’JJ r/»r? <’•»
wheat raising {cannot be made <o, ! Snow cotitinnes in the mountains,
, .vith0T?e to actual s-ttiers and
pay on a gi r oration. When, the so that stock has not yet hern taki n
AGENT.
” 1 |,;,mc.l,'j:lders. and that the govern-
land will not produce more than 15
jtjTA'U1
¡unit should build sterago r< st r- to 20 bushels of - a beat to the acre, to summer rang's.
Rr.sk «n i lire
.a bind at the yard. ttT Reddsr f flanley bout.
The fruit pro’pects continue na
voir8,’ :' part of its
on the average, wheat,only runs the formerly reported Ripo cherries
ipA):Cy of internal improvments. *s
er in debt, nt present prices ”.
hit a'3 Ox-i.’-«'-'- Irecomr.enJed
were picked in Wasoo e »tinty on
KF“fi.ctice. bifore V » I .nil < Î;re
rccomw.en JeJ in
in the ollicial Chit-
June 1st. The ( h< rry crop will be
«port,
- 1 I terden r<
port, giving to the west
General King’s.Virws.
| a good one. Strawberries arc
i for this purpose its fair r share of.
- ■ I .ppropiiation
---- • '«.. n>f i,,n nr
'the total
under each
ripening ilowly; upto JuitO 1st
Brigadier
General
Charlies
fv't
g
If I river and harbor bill; and that no;
only
< r :-es Lndbcen shipped
wlw’rccently''renehc(l San Fran- I from Hood Rlyir. while up to the!
Absolutely Pure.
i lands should be ceded to the state "
cisco, on the transport, City of
AFoe the
I
STI
tn«»
date
in
1898
there
had
been
SURGE‘S ! eici pt upon condition« so strict nr Puebla from the Philippin'S owing
1I.3G
crates. Emma
'tn absolutely insure the actu il to ill health, in an interview sail- shipped
Residence
!hnrecca«cl dropping amis fur
|settlement
of
tho
land
in
rm.ill
at
‘■The situation in the Philippines
Qflce
The people of [crop is now promised. Peaches
tracts and prevent its motioj»oly in
Is most serious. ’....
OREGON
[large bodies under private ownt r- those island.- will keep up a g'i°r-. will I e ,i full crop. Apples prom:»e
t/y
\hip. The Carey acts grant» a ilia warfare. sndThere.is no telling well. Sugar be ».« are making good
| millii-n acre» to each state. utd< r( when hostilities will cense. They growth in ill Grt-rle Rt ¡de v illey .
The reports from this portion in
such conditions as these, and it is
* 1.1 vu
ret re loth' fastness of the nioun-
t "I.
G-0. S. SIZEMORE.
’ understood that the Irrigation Con- lairs, H'trcal when they'are.^whip- tho State ars much befrr than of
Ollie*.
□••ir •» o-r- •
». » U »U th' ••
n v. I <t*c t ** ■
ATT
0nr.«as-i gross favors any amendments to [■cd and hide in the jsTigles. Sub­ former year«, so that eastern Ore­
nn.
i«ri
........
<>r
pb'it'»..
"Atih rViurlp-
!.
I
<îr
»"
tt.jr
*
UlS,jih.
to fapiii- sisting o:i pricin' illy nothing they gon er ps « ill evidently I <• good.
f po’ .
fr»-« .f
’ the Carey
Carey «et
..... neee.sarv
.
Got —
dit* idi i>*ir<*ni iw Fcrared.
< Mjr ft* I.--
late reclamation and settlement have no need of a base of supplies
low k»
l<- O»
<>l ’ ’ ” n t. I .ir -.a . ' ». w;ih
K.i»w ru.t-z-.- pr.aui
a», t
How
,.
a> I lepta In ? *»r ■
a-id pro'ect investments made un­ Il.will reccssilotca large f rce of
Wild Tame Animala
der it, and that it bo ma le appli­ men to subj'Jg ite them completely
CxÂisNOWiîi'CO
B li.TVRNi*
cable to the territories. It is h w- Tile war in the Philippines is by i.o
ever, maitair cd that no sta'e sin mid
The notion that ordinary domes­
BIGG A TURNER have any further grants f r pur­ means ended. Their entrench- tic neimal». sueli ns berscs. cats,
inents are » .rl:s of military engi­
poses sf reclamation until it »hall
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW',
neering and construction, erpi il to «log», etc., may n ultiplv so num-
have r< « burned the rnillien at HT the best the meat civilised m l.tary rrouelv as t.> Iccoii.o Vviotaly
■cava, — — — — oataow
nations have produc'd.
UmLr p sts—nay, that in c r’ain parts
Practice in all th» courts of Ore. granted under this act
The carrying out of l!;'» j h . 1 ir y, Sjianish rrgime the Filipino learn­ oft! ■ world tie v I.a • already done
Coliectiou. promptly made.
'it is claimed, will open up a vati ed something of w ir a: d we are re «,)—is suflicientlv s rikingto lend
domain to small ho! Jers, iuert a»- ceiling evidence of thia every day ca'«■¡■■¡onal intn st t i a bulletin in ^^Torw E. ITT I'nvem
rtmtly f r Consul ,”fin liy its turk.y om
the forthcoming Year T>->ok of the Ibr sidiof
i: g the population of the we-tcra
i:r«*ity
i
voll
- ■
•,
r .XTcmly cured. So rr s.f positive a»n I
states and reflectly t.-enefiting man­ the Philippines a t' a splendid lot department of agriculture.
S. W. MILLER.
m
4s
power
that
I
coti-i
ler
it
my
duty
to
It eppearr th it in some of ti.», ^ni twi b -ttln frtt tot’ •: of your rndsrl
ufacturers and oth-rn the country
1
n I
NOTABT PUBLIC.
over, as markets will be imn. <Jite- fighters. Th"y behave I like ntr-r « stern states wild horses have who hive rzmsumj*»m.Thrmt. Bronchia; or
l.ung Trou’-le. rf they •* ul »r:t- me thd*
Burna, - - - Oreg...
for
* ■
i • ’
anr un lor fire and th« re is n > lim:t t ecome a pnsitia-e ntiisanee, and in express and ; • :b e address. Sincerely,
Si. c., !«3 r art St..
Vsrt.
T t state cession idea, however, if to their courage. Their record in 1197 N.av.ada'passed a law [H iuit- r. A. StOCVM.
7S>. r T'U.H.I ..a R u M.- m MW*,....H m 1
X
O wkgo *.
e«*«r
Ua*rt»t-.
-au.
l*r>«
C .ried out would prevent this set­ that aafuiC' uatry will a ! >rn pag»« ti d them Io be shot. Recent re
tlement by small holders anj great­ if American his’orv reccntiy mil' p irts from Wailiirigton, l.k< wis*
are te t! ■ «IT* cl that "cat '>»■ s in
ly retard dtvcdopmcnt.
a:.d V" t unwritten."
'■ boa fin
EVI RYBODY CAN DRINK GOOD PEEK
that t< g'nn are coi ’-dored of so ><? ti« a tn «is en
PHYSICIAN A SURGEON.
Will Feraake Wbest
‘■IIo v to Be Pretty Though r littb- r due that tl ey arc ■ killed • arid „«^•«oiiidS '.I «W
I
l«:t f r polsonlng wolves
OUR PATRONS.
We sell everything you may want
and] our stock is complete in every
line.
Studebaker Wagons,
Pabst Boer.
Harry C. Smith,
Contractor and Builder
flIIU
r lahUTing a
Specialty.
»
or.se - _
C. ÏÏ. VOEGTLY
Dr. W.L. Marsden
nnxiM A5D
PLANO MFG. CO.
1MPEMENTS
Longest lived and Lightest Draft Mowers, Rakes and Binders
in the World.
Harney Valley Brewery
H. Volp.
’!lr» at rstilsr e«.
■'Tl<e Willamette vail y
Tel» phone No 21
9
change fr<-in a whest gro-.i! g
tion to one devoted to dairying
fruit. Slid it will be the •«(,•'.
ductive on t’ «-.»e bn- s of any sp
it« s ze on the g «■
nd i
Miller, president oi the at it" *-
of i/r cu!' - to the Portl.rd
g nia-i. Mr. .M dler had jus' t
a t iur of inepect.no of the W.-
ette raiiey in a buegr. and is t
f
well ipia i I to judg»
n-« er,:
. . -.
I’l.iin” is the title (J an interesting
ero<•!••• In ibis corri«etioii
H
an<f instr.K tive articles in a cur­
1
»
or' ".et ' «i'r-g thet in • m
t
rent number rf a l.<d 1 s’ well’1..
t i • < f .'» • - • rslia «lì I L ,--i •
r
• -. •: ; ' 'I to • . ' -ri «
ri’.
One of the n
r tli«- gr.i' r e» d«<! fot
lose your
< p ami oth> r ai.bi.al«, «rei hu: t-
which quite a
bave Lee» cn.j liiyid to •boot
(
n 1 1 doubt 1< s
teresied
heir v» i»
Quart Bottles $1.50 a dozen deiivwed in Burns.
1 »« ìl
*11 •
ui|<>!\
l«9 apici
S.MOlAVtìie J NHOr
z-jnr.s—'-TT0»
•aw loca.
t
I
• ex’« quite commonly rm
the I I gbi
A < r , Ititi
«tl
—Titt T>. 4r.dim; n
: a advai-cr.
Or*'
I«'
• tti S, -.:.-l t>t«d(*f
■t e e«-s
l-e»-»:i.e
rm-h
pet's
*4 W las».«Dutos '• kJ »'Ms .9
MUPIOAL WiHCMA MDISK.
F. ‘ •, G*U m ». W»* 0«. 9
or®.
iMt,C . Il
.'ff.;
H»
Five Gallon kegs $2.00 delivered at
your home in Burns.
Telephone JM’o. 3.
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