The Times-herald. (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, August 16, 1899, Image 1

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THE TIMES-HERALD
Gives The News
¡ ADVERTISING
CONSOLIDATED JULY 22, 1896.
The Hackman
• •
• »FICIAL MK^CTöRY
■TATS—OR tti®N :
G. W. McBride.
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BURN’S, HARNEY COUNTY, OREGON. AUGUST 16, 1899,
INPORTANT DEDISIONS.
Case.
The coroner’s inquest which was A Number of Harney County
in progress as we went to press last
Cases Affirmed.
week was finish* Friday afternoon, i
The testimoiv
; not been made
In the Oregonian of August 12.
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public nn<’
,ot be given out un­ we find supreme couit decisions of
I
til D strict Attorney Miller has been importance to this section, Espec-
|K “ ATES:
heard from in regard to th-* matter. ’ >®Ry the land cases of Springer and
Deputy Dist Atty. Pi-.rrish stated Colwell, which were taken up to ‘.he
University of Oregon.
Miss Ollie Frye wishes us to an­
nounce that she has dispensed
TUITION FREE.
with her rooms up town and those
First terms begins Sept 18 1899. desiring mending and cloths clean­
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Excellent courses in Ancient and ed can now find her at heme.
Modern Languages, Science», Mathe­
matics etc , Graduates from the 10th
Al Southerland, who has been
grade and from all accredited schools in the city for sometime, started
admitted without examination-
for the Harney country Friday, to
Students not fully prepared to eu— be absent ten days. Upon his re-
Joseph Sintau
that the case would be fully report- supreme court as test cases in which ter, can take studies in which they ara he will accept a position with J. A.
jThoe. Tongue.
(M. A. Moody
D. R. N’. Blackburn ed to the district attorney for his in- a11 the settlers on the south »ide of deficient, in the Eugene City High Lackey of this city.—Ontario Ad­
AU»rn»y U.u.i-.l
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................ T.. T. Geer
S.T.ru.r
School.
Malhuer lake are interested.
............... Fl Dunbar structions and action thereon.
vocate.
.1 S“te
r rrr.tut.y
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C B Mvare
For catalogues and further informa­
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•O* rnl.h. le.-.r.euon
J II AeR.rrn«..
lût. Frimai
Below we give the verdict of the
i R. 8. Bean. jury:
..> C. tfolvertou
5 F. A. Moore
VERI.ICT OF CORONER 8 JURY.
I er.«« Jilt”
THE
WEAVER CASE.
James Weaver, who killed Will­
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iam McKinnon io a saloon in Har-
JIISBTH JiDIClAL BISTRICT.
.. .M.D. C liffokv In the matter or the inquest upon the ney C0Unty, September 28 1898, and
. .. Win Miller
IoJyof the infant son ot Laura who was convicted of Murder in
........ BN Da nelly
............J W Morrow
Hackman*
second degree, though indicted
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j . riel Attern^y
j«int RepretenUUVc.
j*iut-s}»u*ter
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We, tbe undersigned, the jury sum- for murder in the first degree, will I
CtrtTT—AARSF-T Î
... JaineR A Sptrrow moncd to appear befor W. L. Marsden, have t0 gerve hig eentenCet The
........ 11. Richardson
iicnaruBou . z,
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Welcome - the Coroner ot the county of Han ey, i supreme court today, iu an opinion '
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Gto. Whiting
A. J. McKinnon state of Oregon, at Burna Oregon, on written by Justice Bean, affirmed!
J W Buchanan
j..»iy ja « x *
ultra
rreatintr
ânrveytr ...
A6S«E**r ...
MEDIUM
Jr riatillg.
Job
SUBSCRIBE.
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T he Best*»-
Here is some of the terrible things
tion, address the President or Hon J.
which according to a country ex­
J. Walton, Sec, Eugene, Oregon
change are likely to befall a delin­
quent: Last week a delinquent
Additional Locals.
subscriber said that he would pay
up Saturday if he lived. He’s dead
The cool rainy weather contin­ Another, ‘ I'll see you tomorrrow.”
ues.
He’s blind. Still another one said :
Thus Bain was among the Har­ “I hope to pay you this week or go
to the devil.’’ Ho’s gone. There
ney visitors Saturday.
are hundreds who ou;ht to take
C. T. Miller and wife were up
warning by’ these procrastinators
from Lawen last week.
and pay up their subscriptions now.
OREGON FORWARDING CO.
Ontario,
Oregon.
-First Ctcios C.oo¿a
We solicit your trade and guarantee FAIR TREATMENT ta all
OUR PATRONS
We sell everything you may t ;
and our stock is complete iu
iine.
• court in
* K' a !* vtnaio'r i >"to tbe death of file above naond in-
his case. The opinion says:
, j> .[
Ge.. Haney I
Ge.. Haney
having been duly sworn according
“We have carefully read the en-1 The favorite with thoughtful, cultured
to law, and having made such inquisi­
----- AGENT« rot-----
people—The Oregonian.
lit.'»! • a. LA«» .snet:
Geo.tv. litre» tion, after in-pccting the body, and tire record, examined th" several
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assignments of error and briefs of
When yon find tn item of news
tl* wiver
hearin; the testimony adduced find,
It will be
! counsel, and in our opinion none of call up 'phone No 16
that thi deceased was not named being
.
the
alleged
errors
are
sufficient
to
appreciated
just born, and heinc the son of Laura
SOCIETIES.
ilackmar, an unmarried woman, was a justify a reversal. The answer of
Commissioner Venator and Chas
«V1.»A
Í.KA1I iegree Sa.«S
native of Hurns. Harney countv, Ore- the witness Lyde to the question i Peterson were over from Crane
f»a ...try .at and Id Wedneaday.
ter Write u» for Pricaa.
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Tillie jordan ». <’■
gon; that ho came to his death on I he propounded to him by the state’s ; creek the latter part of last week.
Frankie Brenton Rec. s.c'y.
7th of August, 1899. by criminal and attorney
was immaterial, ttn‘t The farmer to attends eptcia)
i extreme violence but by whom infl cted hencs the error, if any. was harm-, meeting of the county court, the
A. ». ». <l.8are»I-»lS». Ma «7.
j
1 I—
A ' -C - J at this
. 1. time.
« . —. less.
U. .r. The
T l testimony
. ..I I /yr, .. of
n.t »he
» lx«» witness
n. » I ..a <-’• ; I •
•
we are not _ a. fully
satisfied
lnttcr on business.
««...arary Frll.y nlghL ¿
M w
Dated
this
lltli
day
of
August,
1899
Stancliff
was
competent,
as
tend-!
■ n Uayt. Bae.
F or S ale —A house and two
R. A. M iller
ing to show threats made by the |
biscksin Morrison addition, inclos­
F. S. M iller
defendant against the deceased.
HAXSÍT L<S»CE, NO. 77, I. O » F.
ed, land in good cultivated condi­
W. E. Tiuscu
to.ar.no..
While the defendeant was not ask-1
tion, two good wells, large ice house
7W Y Kiug.bvcy.
J. R G ould
ed on his examination in chief
I lime house, lime kiln. Will sell for
J. C. F oley
about the sculiling or wrestling
, half cash, balanee on one, two or
J. J. C omeg vs
which took place between him and
three years time. Call on or ad-
BUP.O'.
.ItUOIS,
011*0».
one of the other parties shortly be-
Absolutely Pure«
,
dress,
nt
i fore the homicide, yet he undestook
Draws plan, makes estimates, etc. isihJiags put up vitbia tbe aaSBBl •
M, Z eigenfus .
Price ot Lumber Zaised
to give an account in a general way
Sr»««».
S.’W,
.
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Burns, Oregon.
figures given iacstimates.
{-¿T^Saiiafactinn guarantee d.
of what occurred in the saloon from
The people on Silver creek be-
1
We are reliably informed that the time of his arrival until the
homicide «nd the cross examina­ I lieve the Jones Chain mowers are
j
tbe
proprietors
of
the
three
saw
i 3
undoubtly the best on the market
U ; mills in this val’ey have agreed on a tion was therefore entirely proper.
The same is true in referei ce to the And why? One of the residents
- new schedule of prices for lumber
«'At.EST.kTl
questions asked in cross-examina­ of that vicinity informs us Dick
They claim that with the wages
tion as to where be obtained the Miller was runing one and during
they hav* to pay their hands and
r.rir". »«4 lists sirs;« sn bind at th* ysrd. IFfriiho P.ai.y bal««.
CJrve• t»,and "
hud.iU’st-
comi urte.
.«odernle I •< ».
CBECO’-i the Ugh prii* of merchandise pistol with which the»hootirg was the wet weather one wheel swelled • ktbuelnesff
Ouf C-flc» h Oppósti« U. S Putin! Ottica,
and bursted. Dick kept right on
The instruction in reference _____________
tnd wc . :iu t’iTiire patcut 1;: !c i a ti •>« tUau tboffi»
they cannot put out lumber at the done
*cinote froiM Wrirbingn
¡-^Practica» bifore U- S. Lsnd Oír»-
to voluntary intoxicatim of the running the mower three days with
beati iuod<:i. druuìmr or pheto.. ** ith descrlp-
prices formerly charged at a profit.
Ìon '.Ve adv'fcc. li pufcut-blo tir noi. frwe ni
i birre Our fee noi due t111 i>*itrnt h rerured.
defendent is substantially the same but one wheel.
*
Hereafter the prices will be as fol­
A PamahM. llo-.v t. OtHi.f l' «tenta «uh
as thxt approved by thit in State
N otici —Have you a farm forj B. -.in'ie <»ineunti Client- iu juv- Hlatt, cu«ltf,«
to ad , t-. : i frcc. Addrett,
lows:
vs. Zorn, 22 Or. 591 and is, in our sale or fur rent, or do you know of
Rough lumber per thousand. $10
opinion entirely sound.
¡any person holding farming lands
0;; • » ».•«.*.
« .’. • t
Rustic.................“
20
‘ It is only when th« actual ex-
they wish to dispose of? If
1x6
tongue
and
groved
“
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20
SURGEON
At«» t fur tbe-
Am
¡Btance of some particular motive, ■ so, please write to any O. R. de N
1x4 .“................. “.
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9S
purpose of intent is a pessary el<-, agent and he will send you a circu­
Residence Double surface “
at
Office
ment in the crime of charged that lar th«t will interest you.
Single surfac’ “
the
intoxication of the defendant i
OREGON
Our old friend J. T. Barnes was I
y »
1 becomes important, and when the'
! up on land business Saturday. Mr. !
Canyon News:
tg
AXD XT»
essential ingredients of the crime '
To tsp EnrrcrI I: vr i u
irns, passed
B informs us he had a stroke o',
J. J. Donegan, r
are implied bv law from the man­
«nvdy for Consumption. By it. tiirn.y w
y evening on
paralysis on Monday of last week tir. mils of hopeless cases have been already
through town
ner of its com mision. Tt was there­
GXO. St. SIZEMORE.
hi* wav u * or...»nd.
which effected his left side, He p gently cured. So proef-pr.ilive «m I
fore perfectly proper to instruct the
i oi its power that 1 consider it my duty to
ATTer.NT.Y.
mJ /wo
„ totlvne
1 !,lc j i .tnJ
two M:ln
bottln tr
fret
to those of yojr reader»
Dr. Marsden came over from jury in the case at bar that U[K>n was greasing a wagon at 'he time
............ O beso »'.
the
'
who have Consumption,Throat, Bronchial or
Bus»»,
and was struck with a pain in
Land barin««. and Keal Burns last Sunday to consult with
<'»llec.i«a«,
the question as to whether the kill­
| Lung Trouble, if they will write me th»1-
I.tale niaticr prouir rlv attended to.
Drs. Ashford, Fell and Belknap, on ing was done with deliberation or left hip which apparentlv went , eaprecs and postoljce address. Sincerely,
A. SLOCUt-I. M. C m IM Feert St., Lew Tert.
down the leg causing it to give way. T. >•-
*n>w KdilorUI Bad Baain«»« Manac.mwo» «g
¡the case of John »lul'irick.
premeditation, 'lie intoxication of
Uu
WufMia» uu« caatzwc« 1 r
Hie
left
hand
was
also
somewhat
the
defendant
could
be
considered
Misses
Mabel
Gray
and
Annie
a M.TceNEt
j. w rm«.
effected
He was bitter Saturday
Metschan, and Messrs Cattanach, iu connection with all the other
and
able
to
h alk.
BIGGS & TURNER
A. Beasley and Metschan were facts in the case, nor was it error to
4’.<s«k lnBp*et.tr
JEd»ÍSBÍ*n«i» ...
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Studebaker Wagons,
McCormick Harvesting Machinery
Pabst Bear.
Harry C. Smith,
Contractor and Builder
• t - lan ,
Brick Laying and
iinuniwi
Plastering a
ialtv
utr bit a
Dr. W.L. Marsden,
C. A. 3 W O Vv
mieix*
c. H VOEGTLY
O O.
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PLANO MFG. CO.
arm refuse to instruct that it might be
sufficient to reduce the crime to
Springs last Week.
•PASS,-------------------------------
manslughter. The remaining as­
New potatoes are selling in Port-
signments of error relate to the
Practice in all the courts of Orc.
lanp for 60 cents p-r sack and in
givingand refusal of certain instruc­
Collections promptly.made.
Canyon City at $2 50 per sack—
tions by the trial court concerning
an arithmetical progrssion. And
the law of self defens», but as there
| in Burns for 14 00—(E d
was no evidence upon which te base
s. w.
John Biggs and wife and baby such a befense. orrors committed in
came in from Burns Sunday even- ’ the charge upon that point furnish
ing as the gnelt» of Judge Clifford ; no ground for reversing the judg-
Burr.», - - - Oregon.
and wife. Monday they departed I ment.
ATTORNEYS - AT - LAW,
among the visitors at
the
miller ,
notary public .
for Warm Springs, where they will
■ camp during this month.
H. Volp,
PHYSICIAN
4
SURGEON.
it rfliwiDCB.
Telephone No
21 •
DENTIST.
0λ. »••• <»->r ■•r,k et pr,,o5e'
___________
Judge Hazeltine ar.d Judge Clif­
ford. with tbeir famlie», left for tbe
Warm Springs, last Monday, to
rusticate for a few weeks, enjoy the
dvligtful mountain air and feast on
trout and huckleberrie«.
Even the children are infected
by the constant discussion of Or»
gon in the coin i Northerr. nates
The following comes fr >m Minne­
sota: A Sunday school teacher,
tracing the lift of Cbr.st, asked bar
— i - -
class, “and »here next did th*
...------------- — aw» Savor go’’’
I know: I know.' a
Wanted-An Idea
I little girl hastened to answer,
went to Ore, - '
b*
IMPEMENTS
The best way to buy any-
, thing is to borrow it first.
Get a
Cuitis Bartlett of Drawswy, who
ling's
1
has been attending the State nor­
Longest lived and Lightest Draft Ftoweis, fields and BinCers
'
grocer.
mal school at Moi m >uth, arrivad
in the Wcrli.
in thia city last Friday an bia say I money
home to spend the vacation. Curt like it.
The Weekly Oregonian and thia paper
give you all the news of home, state, the
Northw»»t and the nation.
paid us a call Saturday afternoon
“It is a startling fc*..t th it alnvrtt
and informs us Miss Maude Ragan without exception, the adulter it*' I
who is attending the S'imm«r »or- (cas arr <L,ngero<w to health. Some1
mil at Monmouth will remain un- of them are actu illy poisonon- "
til j'ltt bsfore the public aehrol of i
>' IkmlJ
stair
LAND CASES.
this place start» when she will re
some -not
The judgments of the lower ccurt turn and take charge of her depart ,
t the
in the case of the French Glen ment here
drink
Livestock Co., appealxat vs. Alva
Last week 240 Indian horse w«r»
Springer, respondent,
»nd
the
—not because it
delivered at the steck yards al the
French G'en Livestock Co, appel­
Tbe Dalles for shipment to the
lant. vs. JamesjColw.il. respondent,
l.iantcn ranriery where thev will
tea
from Harney county, M. D. Clifford
le ronverled into canned horre ; also the
-St
judge, were affirmed in opinions
They were delivered by Takima
rendered byChief Justice Wolverten
ling s Best
grocers
Indians, who have eo.-itraete 1 to
The main questions ‘at issue were
packages.
furnish the cinnery with l.OllO
practically the same in bclh cases.
•
horse, at 12 5*ip*r head
The ani­
ma!» were not io first else, condi­
STATE VS. JoHM I.aVEBT.
tion. but will no doubt make pretty
State of Oregon, respondent, v.
fair cxnneu me.t —Ex
John Livery, appelant from Har­
C»ll "» j ’
' 1# for j-*b printin,
ney county. M. D. Clifford, judg
on
abort
notice.
affirme*!. Opinion by Mœr«,J
Harney Valley Brewery.
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Yes;
all But
that isn’
point. You
tea ljecausc you lik<
it-
is good
for you.
The wholesome
is
best-tasting; lul­
—at
in
•
r>«*a<3«.
EVLTVBODY CJN DRINK GOOD BEKIt
Quart Bottles 31.50 a dozen delivered in Burna
Five Gallon kegs $2.00 delivered at
vour u. home in Burns.
Telephone Mo. 5
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