I
the gentlemen very comfortably
TRO I r < REEK MINES.
isionofthet 1 ph n lin* to Narrow«.
Colili' CALENDAR.
1 situated, although their bookcases
If Drewsc v ami SL . r er-, ek would
and part of the otlice furniture not Matters I-'nr Consideration of have lim
.1 mb 1 from Burn«, we Only Await Development to
J4« Tltr LARGEST CIRCULATION OF
vet in place. This new law firm
ju
>dd
th'n
ha
. - t- phone connec
Judge
and
Jury.
(>i»c Rich Returns.
AST NEWsI’ArlU LN THIS COUNTY.
has certainly started under favora
tiuti with almost the i-ntirc county.
ble circumstances and being well
A 1 irhe number of cases will com.
SATURDAY OCTOBER 21. 18?M
‘•lanley Thompson, who has been
SHiNurt:»! S hinoi . ks ! Parties de-
known in tbi« siction, has all the
up for hearing at the October term ■¡ring shingles can find them at I. prospecting in the Trout creek min-
business 't an look after. Their
of eir< r.it court. The docket is giv S. Geer A Co's saw mill McKii.ny ■ng disiriet, paid this office a call |
Local News.
card appears cu the first of page
en below:
A- Sparrows saw mill, Seth Bower l ue day: Mr. Thompson hits great I
i this Issue.
Scalp bounty blanksat this office.
.t
Co’s and Lon Seaward's at Har faith in the district, and is certain
LAW.
tley, at the post otlice in Burns or it has a bright and promising out
Circui- court con-.me Msuday. j Complaints have for some time
Fred Haines vs. A. J. McKinnon. A. K Richardson« shingle mill.
been pouring in upon us from sub
look He has located three claim«
I ist —Pair of ey- glasses in uio-
sori -ers to the effect that they do I.. R. Webster and G W. Hives
We have holiday goods ga'.ore; that prospect well- It is his opinion
roCco case.
A. W. G owan .
nut receive T he T imes -H erald appear f>r plaintiff; Biggs & Tur also King heaters, glassware, cut- that as depth is attained the pay
The brewery saloon now sports a regularly. One subscriber writes: ner for defendant.
tlery and fancy crockery just in. dirt will get richer.
French-Glenn Live Stock Co,
new acetylene street lamp and sign. "Wish you would be very careful
Sam Roach, who has a tunnel in
Racine Bros.
New outing flannel«, cashmeres about mailing my paper I aver is the plaintiff ir. eases against , th "'I It is rumored that a man bv the the mountain over 290 feet,‘expects
following: S. H. Simmon«, John
to tap the ledge of his mine in 35
and swandown, at IL A. Miller A i age getting one every two weeks ”
Anderson, L. B. Springer ].
1 ]•; 1 name of Westfall shot "Hub” John feet, connecting at that paint with
i
\\
here
the
fault
lie»
we
are
unable
Co.
. to say, but can state for a certainty Marshall, R. T. Hughet. Lewis .Ver- «on in the leg at Drewsey Wednei- a shaft previously sudk. Mr. Roach
R. E . Williams, of the Warm
j that it cannot be laid at our door. shall,George Curt's, Warren Curtis, dav night. Me were unable to get has tak m out ore similar to that
Springs, was in for supplies this
Frank Dunn, William Dunn, A A. any particulars regarding the atlair found in the Cripple Creek mines,
J. J Comegvs the Merchant- Reinaman, George Marshall. Fav
week.
Call at .V. BlOWIl 4’ Sons and there seems to lie no doubt in
F. G. Bloom and Tim Donovan Tailor is agent for Chicago's lead Comegve. Parrish and Cozad and ((ni/ evil mine the new e.xap- his mind why his claim should not
spent a few days in Burns this ing tailors. Suits tc order from T. William« appear for plaintiff; I. crated California dried prove as valuable as the mines of
$13.50 up; Pants $3.50 up; Over
that rich camp In the early OO's
week.
Il Webster for defendants.
fruit-
coats $12.00 up. You can have a
there was some work done in the
Mason it Loudon vs A. J. Mc
When you find an item of news suit made in Chicago or Burns by
C. E. Kenyon and wife returned
Trout Creek district, but like mat'.y
Kinnon;
Biggs
it
Turner
appear
for
call up 'phone No 16 It will be first class workmen, all work war
home last W dn 1 y after an ab old mining camps of the c >ast little
plaintiff,
Parrish
and
Gowan
for
appreciated
brlio* u: t . r e ■ .,.. attending prospecting was done below the
ranted. Second door west of Capi
defendant.
u .rt ,t V .1 ■ .nd ■ '*no .-s - > ral "grass roots,” ami the mines were
After the glorious rain, a few days tal saloon.
Chas. Newell vs
u he P. L. ' Co. ranches.
of warm weather would do w onders
pronounced ‘no good.” Deep min-1
We are inform -d that Dell Dibble No. 2 et al; G W.
for our ranges.
has eta rted w ith one house -m Silver for plaintiff,.0. A. Swe ’k for defend- - Tea garden drips and a special ing in later years in these deserted |
brand of Eureka sweet table syrup districts uncovered bonanzas And j
A. S. Swain spent a day or two ■ creek ami at the rate he is moving ants
in town this week, having some would perhaps reach Burns about
Fred Haines vs Harney City; L. ' ' —beet on earth—at R. A. Miller A why not at Trout Creek?
Sam also owns placer ground j
dental work done.
¡the first of the year, 11)99. Dell R. Weister and G. W. Hayes ap. Co.
ahieh
he works when water is,
Ten.-
V
We
are
informed
by
Rev.
twill no doubt give it up as a bad pear for plaintiff', C. W. Parrish ami J
Another drive of
plentiful,
ami has taken out as high i
pieton
that
Dr.
Hibbard,
the
dent
C.
A.
S.veek
for
defendant.
battle left the Hanley ranch on the job after moving the building about
ist, will arrive in Burns with Ins as $159 in 20 feet across the pay |
Charles
Altshul
(the
W.
V.
,t
C
one-fourth
of
a
mile.
14th inst. for the railroad.
M. W. R. Co.) is plaintiff in cases family shortly with the intention of streak. He is now at work on hi«
J. A. Williams, of Silver creek, The public hears a great deal against the following: M M. Cush- locating here permanently.
tunnel.
was attending to some business in about the fit'iiig of glasses, but if inc, Stephen Limpshire, Melvin
Metal-seamed collars, the best
they are not fitted on scientific prin Fenwick. Sarah E. Martin and John
Burns the first of the week.
October School Apporlionstcnt.:
ciples it is time and money waited Boney, W. E. Huston, J. C. Foley. made now in stock, aleo hand sewed
.Baking powder with drygoods
Ghups. at Hopkins it Hunter’s.
Supt. Byrd has made the October
prizes, the first eyer brought to and an injury to the eyes. If you Elonzo Fleming. J. P. Garred, G.
Rev. J. C. Templeton arrived apportionment of the school fund,
go to Jorgensen you w'U be fitted A. Boehme, Phil Bruner. J. I. New
Burns, at R. A. Miller & Co.
correctly and on scientific principles man, J. 0. Bunyard, I. L. Paujtde, home from Salem Thursday night. distributing it as follows:
The McKinnon and Newman and not hap hazard guess-work.
AMOUNT
AMOUNT DIST.
L-,:< 11a Clendeticn, John Dunstan, He left his little son William with DlbT.
teams have arrived with the ma-
his aunt in Eugene, where he will 1 . . . . $328 .33 19........... $ 27 06
We are informed that the freight Robert Irving, W. IL Gil son, Ione
chinery for the new grist null.
remain for the w.'ite*
2
. 210 22 20 ......... 22 24
ers have raised oi the price of Whiting, Price Withers. Thus. G.
o . . . . . 80 10 21........... Ili 41
Emanuel Clark and wife, of the hauling Our merchants have an Howeei, Adam George. C. T. Miller,
!
A new line of overshirts and o
S dhouse ranch, were the guests of immense amount of goods still at I.. N Edwards, J, W. Ward; A. \\ . sweaters arrived th'.s week, at R. 1 ... . 82 18 22
27 oe
RURNH,
OREGON.
relatives and friends in Burns this the railroad and the raise will be Gowan appears for plaintiff.
A. Miller -i Co.
» 5 ... . 43 93 23 ......... 65 38
72
til
.
80
08
24
...........
6....
wee k.
felt by the cons imrr in this section,
Mesdames McKinnon and Wal
EQUITY.
X HEZS l X-*
ARE
70
Ladies capes to arrive especially in the line of groceries. Nannie Byerly vs M. A. Byerly ton. accompanied by their children, i.... . 39 11 26........... 66
9 ... .. 82 49 27 .'.... 55 98
left
on
Tuesday
’
s
stage.
The
for-
All kinds of Machine-extras, Mowing ami ''
M hint:-,
shortly for N. Brown S Sons- Tlx- first of the week Chas. Wal Report of filed April 21; Hicksand
......... 41 52
These garments will be the ton attached a horse and saddle be Biggs appear lor plaintiff, C. A. ner for B iker City and the latter 10... . 96 95 28
Blows,
Bicycle
Sundries,
68 03
11... . 53 57 29 .........
longing to Orin Thoaipson fur $2-> Swetk and L. Il Wei «ter for de vill go to Portland.
latest out.
13 ... . 200 99 30 ......... 24 65
Immense shipments of fall am. borrowed money. A jury trial was fendant.
(Jail Is ford aide beds noir 15... .. 118 64 31........... 41 28
w inter goods are beginning to come held before Justice Jameson Thurs
Ida Oliver vs E. L. Oliver; Geo. selling for S1 Jd each at
5 37
16 ... . 27 06 53(joint.
ih, and our merchants are making day and a verdict was rendered in W. Haves appears for plaintiff.
Brown Sons.
17.... . 65 82
(lanieri Heids and Sporting Goods.
The only
favor of Walton.
D. Finnnmore vs J L. Varian.
room for them.
There will be no preaching at the
iron) iMIVT'f Citcti nri“u”‘»"A'*AV*v' .. Mr«, .X. J Gibbs, of Wikert.i^al; Bigg* A- Turner appear for
Tin Shop in Harnev Coj
week. We acknowledge a pleasapt week visiting hef brother, James Swcek f r defendants.
CUtr Vf n cil! t td m « ill Citili, v < ti ll i t n <• < »’ e ç ive I < 11
ehurch by Rev. D ilin. Sunday Call and see .samples and get prices.
Wm. Hanley et id vs J- I New school ■■( 10 a.
prices than anyone.
Dalton
She left on Thursday
call trim Mr. B> st.
i in.
man et al; L. 1!. T.’ebsier and Bigg»
morning
’
s
stage
to
visit
her
daugh
Get a S'ood Chinchilla
Full line of ladies’ and gents’
appear for plaintiffs, G
coat and rest for winter, at ter, Mrs. Robert Irving, at Harney. A W. Turner
fine
win'er underwear, at IL
Haye», 11. K<-1I--V and G W.
C'ltal■I'ft''- prices, ¡com -A. The volum of poems of the late Barnes
Miller
A Co.
for <’> f nd.ints.
Sum L. 8impson, which is now in
Brown Sons.
Rev. T. S. Dulin, formerly pastor
Ione
Whiting
et
al.
vs
W.
\
.
A
C.
C W Clevenger, the un ierteker. procts.» <>f publication, will contain M W. R. Co. and Charles Altshul; of the Baptist church at La Grande,
BAILEY A WATERS, P hopiiikiu R«.
is i uiiuing 11 new residence in about 40(1 pages of selected matter L. R Webster ami G W. Hayes «ill preach in the Baptist church
Sam Simpson’s poems should be
F .’no Winos. Liquors and Cigai 6».
Brown's a-Llit o:i , i«l »-> 1
of this city tomorrow morning ami
appear for plaintiffs.
iu
every home in Oregon.
Burchfi rf’s property-
Minte Mdore v- James Moore; G. evening.
• -.'/“Courteous treatment guaranteed. Your patronage
Abe King, L-utherof W A. King.
Hayes appear- for plaintiff.
C. M. Foster, county surveyor of
Leading brands of tobac
arrived
here
from
Corvallis
the
first
J. P. Garred vs Green Hudspeth; cos at ra ¡1 road prices at ,V
Baker county, and M m. Harp r
are in this section at present doing of the week. He came to look after (' A. Swcek for plaintiff.
Brown G Sons.
s me burners affairs and will take
Izora S. Buck vs Janin« W. Buck;
eotne woik for the P. L. S. Co
Lori—A pair of gold-rimmed spec
E urns-C«nyo.. S.nge l ino
his father in-law, Albert Busse, A. W. Gowan fur plaintiff.
A new school district has been back to "Webfoot” with him.
tacles Finder ple-'Se return to W.
James
F.
Mahon
st
al.
vs
W.
8.
used to he a difficult art. It
cut off from distiict No. 29 in the
Metschan A Cozad, contractor«.
Your attention is calkd to the Waters ct al; C. A. Swcek for plain- C. Byrd.
*-. School
is different now. Anybody can
southern part of the county,
Carrying U. S. Mails and Eastern Oregon Express Co’s Kxper.*
new advertisement of (). Czlkins. iffr.
I,. Seaward, the II irney black-
take pictures, Manuf.ii tureis non
will beiin in the new district at
L ave Burns Tuesday .Thursday,Saturday,for Canyon Cit;
Kake Diener vs J-bn Diener; C •mith, was in Burn- this we< k
dealer in confectionary, which will
Once.
make Cameras which anyone can
W.
I
’
arrish
for
plaintiff.
be found in another column.
Call and see uiy stock. H. C. 1 operate, and they furnish acces A- intermedi : t - mints, Fare 15.
Wonder if Harry Smith is ¡cm«
W. D. Unfit' tn v« Fannie Huff 1 Bilger, the Jeweler.
Tut
7
Urn
zi.n
will
take
sories and chemicals in such shape
to'join th-’ baseball t am. He was
man; Have- *- <axton for plaintiff.
Been practicing the other morning county scr pt on subscription at
Edward Jordan V« Florence Jor The steel front for the Vocgtlv that the finishing of pictures is an
and could not throw straigiff noogh face value. Those in arrears can dan; A- W. Gowan for plaintiff
brick has arrived.
easy matter.
also pay ut> in script.
to hit a house.
James II. Gibson vs A. J. Gibson;
Call up ’phone lfiforjob printing
Las Sunday Mrs. H. C. Pilger A. W. Gowan for pii.intiff.
Brini your list 'f yoed.
on «hurt notice.
Frank Edwards vs E. \\ Mar
received
the sad news of the death
to.V- Brown ¿¡Sons, fit tneir,
Complete Outfits, including
I’ -es tested and glasse» fitted bv
prices before purchasing of her father. E. J. Bruce, at Spo quis: Bigg« A- Turner for plaintiff. H. C. Bilger.
Cameras and everything neces
Ste; ben Woods vs N. J. Wood»;
elsewhere- They will save kane. the 11th inst.
£0"Carriuge Fuinting.
•lbo[ fir«», door ..orth ..f tim ill
sary ta finish pictures from
C.
A. Swcek for plaintiff.
F or S ale —Mr residence in
you money-
—Carjiet« laid fur $1 00 to ♦ I ■■ l .a-ih.—
Council Meeting
Mary A. Robertson vs. John A.
£5 TO S25.
Price, $750. Address:
Read the res -lotion« protesting Burns.
fm
Robertson;
Biggs
A:
Turner
Call and see these outfits «ml f É7"Rei-idMice Syme« Hotel. Burn«, Oregon.
againrt ti.e ha-iiig of the public Mrs Lucy Baker, 217 East Ban plaintiff
At a regular meeting of the city
the
kind
of pictures which can be
domain, passed bv the citizen« of nock street, Boise, Idaho.
council on th« evening of Oct. 1X
Malheur county. They will be
Xew -Vo 7 roller ¡lour, Tru««e« and eh trie Felts at th. a committee of two, consisting of taken with them.
found on our first pace.
made from ’99 wheat, car cUv drug store.
Councilnc-n 'filler and Fry. were
< I I Y I>IM <1 STOIIE
ippwinted to ■ infer with parties de.
The ladies of the Baptist church ried only by .V Brown S
If. M. H o AT on . Tiopt.
John Dars'-y was a visitor to
siring *o purrbase th<- lol cwne I by
will give a box supp-r on the even Sons.
Burn« this week.
the town of Burn» situated on the
ing, Oct. 2 ». Tea ami c -ffe« -v ll
Clerk Richarson issued a mar-
HERE!!’
HERE!!
Win. Buffington and wi*e nr< hill; also to g--t price of the lot on
be served. The proceeds will be riage lie- ■ -e la«t Thursday to Frank
the corn«* of I irst and Washington, A TTTT T S',OCK OF
applied on the church debt.
Buckland and Rachael JIahnm, over from Diamond.
with a view of purchasing it for the 21 X U191Jn.ir,twood Fur
Court Stenographer
Mart Baker was in evidence on loth of Harney.
purpose of erecting a city hall, jail, niture and Iron Bcdvleads, includ
came
in
l«ft
Wednesday.
Lunaberg A Dalton are expecting
our Hre f- the first of the week.
engitc-
h-* ¡-e etc . thereon.
rer»
4
Mrs J. F r<-einan and ton
When he h ft f- r home he took a a large invoice of drv v mis in a
ing Bedroom Suits Dining chairs,
A special meeting was called the
carpenter with bi n.«» he Intend» few da-s. Look out for “breakera” in Burna yesterday.
WE ARE AGENTS.
next evening, at which time the R<xbri, Center Table«, Exten
t-i
«‘)me building «ml repairing next week
Ladies fine band-turned Fr<nch committee reported. Th« lot on
sion Tables, Book < »-<•• ami ril
at the ram b.
The uiillwrif Lie r..*e busy putting kid «boe» just in at N, Brown «t the hill was soid to II Richardson
ing Beaks, etc . just received and
Hon«.
Wood it
'
for $150 and the lot on the corner
'h.- b*M r> mW*
-not that there is a scarcitv of mill of Brown A Sturtevant.
Th- » Jon"» hss I » n < nfim I to of First and Washington bought w... b- m H
fuel within reach, but lx cause our
«
.1
Biggs
for
the
consid
W. N. Jorgensen, the optician, his r - in this week. He is s >-io- from Jone
figures.
OR»DON
rcbyh .
fe«*M »re nearlv all engaged in has returned from his trip to Drew- better at thia writing.
eration of $30*1.
Must be sold to make room tor
hauling in winter supplies from the sey arid Harney.
The r» •order was ordered to place
I»caler in-----
We have a nice invoice cf ladies
other goods.
line of the railroad.
J F Borie, the photographer, i" wrappers «nd fascinators, also, the Borns cemetery plat on file in
r
C A. BYRD
As there is a large vo'onrt of n * prepared to do all kin I» ■ I children'« bbodf. R A Miller A the c -unty < ’erk's -ffb e. II reafter
I
‘j
parties w 1 I-«- given a d*erf to l<rfs
The I urniture Man.
busine-s
I* transactsd at this first ela«s work.
Co.
bought in th» • metery, the fynds
term of ih« circuit court. Burns
Su,*r.'nt*ndent Gier««! of the P.
I zwt —A watch charm and bar. obtaioed therefrom to I* us«*l in
will no doubt I e quite livelv while
L. S Co. spent «ev»ral dav» in Burn» The finder will I* suitably reward keeping th* fence and grounds in
court lasts, «n-l many ri«itcr* *111
Dr. H. Burchterf
ed on return of rnn' tn Postmaster good e md tion.
tbi»
week.
AMMUNITION. BICYCLES, TAINTS. WALL PAPER, BRI SHKf*
have to be trous»- i «n 1 f >i
John Cardwell was appointed
■»,1
If yon want a piano W ' zvn call »•’ater«.
We visit'd th* well wpfwi
p ic • r*•
Th I. H. Geer k Co. Mwniill i« street <mm -sinner for one month,'
uffice rooms of Parrish A B"‘> tw d or write the City Drug Store for
Xr«t 4 V north of t*o««r •-« ,
«stung not 'be poll* fi>r ih»- ett<- - with aahtry fivwd at 9IO
r>4
fcijt-4
'prieme
.
s-*«.
g ’b-« we«te
THE OLD RELIABLE
Waten it. Next week.
I. S. GEER
Photography
We Sell all These Articles
W. H. KELLEY,
HOUSE PAINTNG & PAPER HANGING
Why Ecn’t Yen Ride a
BUMBLER BICYCLE?
Hest Wheel on Earth. Cheep?
Durable and Light Running.
RACINE
DENTIST.
BROTHERS