BURNS,
HARNEY COUNTY, OREGON, APRIL
13, 1901.
NO. 20.
started up a short time ago.
country wh 1 h lias c used no end department has received a copy of
conditions are more fayoarble now of trouble to the American forces. a regulation to carry into effect an
dressed to the Commissioner of In
for its successful operation, it is General Greeley said today that act of the Philippines commission
ternal 1 even e Washington D. C. !
likely to be kept running indefi the signal corps had had at least a amending a section of the provincial
PROPOSED
CONSOLIDATION
OF
AMER
¡'TION KATES;
EXPLANATION OF THE NEW WAR REV and each package should be plainly
nitely. Too many cavuse ponies dozen sharp tights in this vicinity customs regulations which is of in
ICAN
RAILWAY
SYSTEM.
marked
with
the
name
and
address
ENUE TAX LAW,
O»«jrv»ft .................................................
’■FltoiitY« .................................................. LOO I
were left in the country when the while endeavoring to maintain open terest in view of the recent reported
of the owner who made the claim
Three Month«
abattoir
shut down that stockmen telegraphic communication with frauds in the commissary depart
for redemption, and a statement of
o FKH IAL DIBECTOBY
I
The Proposed Deal Will Involve the Bigjest whose ranges were being eaten over
-OREGON :
STATZ—
Manila. The insurgents finally ment in the islands. It shows the
After the First of July Holders of Unused the number and kind of instru
Combination ot Capital in the
V.aj|»aA'‘«r«
I
G w. McBride. !
Documentary and Proprietary
by them were very anxious to have become so aggressive that General precautions ordered to be taken to
i
Joseph Simon j
ments contained in the package.
History of Finance.
Stamps Receive Value.
iThos. Tongue.
1
it resume business. As there is a Greeley decided to have a cable guard against any misappropria
Stamps for each claim should be!
(M A. Moody
Congre*«::ieu
.......
Attorney General .......... . ,l>. K- N. Blat kburn I
packed separately, and no package
A recent dispatch from New York better demand than ever for Oregon laid from Olongapo, in Subig bay, tion of government supplies. These
................. T. T.Fleer I
Washington, April S.—The com-
................... FI Duubar '
State
should
contain
stamps
presented
says:
Reports that huge railroad horse meat, it was decided to re which Is the site selected for the regulations provide briefly that
....................... 0 8 Moore |
missioner of Internal Revenue has
fcupnFMblie instrntt.ou ...........J H Ackerman
for
redemption
on
more
than
one
co
i
binations
are in process of form commence slaughtering of horses new naval station in the Philip where supplies for the army or navy
..................
w
.
H
Leede
Stat« Priuter
issued the f ¿lowing circular, re
j K. S. Bean.
claim. Under the law and regula ation are widely circulated here. Tbe winter has been so mild on the pines, to connect with Manila, on in the Philippines come in on other
......... S c. Wolverton garding the redemption of docu
Saymot Judgsa
) F. A. Moore
tions all stamped instruments and Detail d s atom -nts confer ing the ranges that tbe c tvttses are in very account of the difficulty in main- than government vessels they shall
mentary and proprietary stamps
R nineth JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
all imprinted cheeks, drafts, etc., plan already published, looking to good condition. About 800 have tabling telegraphic communication be accompanied by u certificate,
M. D. CLIFFORD contemplating a general demand
Juuge
.
Wm Miller
presented for the redemption of the the combination of all the great been sent in from the ranges and overland. The laying of the cable from the chief of department
Anwuiey
. . ......... i S Geer that will be made after the 1st of
tapreeeutative
charged ..Tth their custody, certi
. ...J W Morrow
stamps thereon, must, when the railway systems of the United St ites disposed of. The cold and stormy is now in ptogreBs.
July for the redemption of large
fying that the goods are exclusively
stamps are redeem?'!, be retained under the control of tie company, weath r during March had a ten
MAMMA llAKIiOK.
COUNTY—HARNEY Î
... Jamen A Sparrow . numbers of revenue stamps that with the claim
for the army or the navy or the
Cnonty Judge ,
Therefore no such were given, but, as a general thing, dency to m ike the ponies thin, and
. H. Richardson
Wiishington, April 5.—The div- insular government, and that no
Clerk
Il A Müler will be uncalled f >r after that date,
instruments can ba returned to the prominent railroad officials and no more will be shipped nt the pre
.... JR Johnson I
sion of insular affairs, war depart other disposition of them will be
Bnrveyv
when the amended war revenue act
Geo
Shelley
‘
sent.
The
abattoir
will
be
closed
Bberit
owner thereof.
b inkers decline to discuss the mat
.J W Burhauan
Inasmuch as the
.. J C Bartlett goes into effect.
in a day or two, and will remain . ment, has received copies of the permitted. The regulations also
fluffs u JX-r i r t e n <i n I
“
All
packages
of
stamped
papers
ter.
..............E J Noble
specifications and blue prints show
tituck IuBpector
stamp
tax
on
telegraph
messages,
A. Venator!
I
.«>.i.inerg
.......
and stamps forwarded to this office
According to all accounts, the closed until about the middle of ing the proposed improvement of set fourth that previous notice must
R J Williams
_______
I
,
cheeks
ami
a
large
number
of
other
R HAKSEY ü. S. LATO» office :
for redemption should be trans enterprise involved the greatest May, by which time the ponies the port of Manila, authorized by ba given the collector of customs
. .Geo. W Ha’e« I , commercial ami business papers is
■«•State t ........................................ ....Chas. Newell
mitted by express or registeted combination of cap tai collected, in will have become in good condition the Philippine commission. The for the islands in case of the non-
«•C«lver
suspended after the 1st of July, the
mail aud all expense of forwarding the hi-tory of finance. It was said on the new grass. Itis probable work includes about 150,(MX) cubic acceptance of any consignment of
general public will be interested in
SOCIETIES.
same must be paid by the claim the company would be forced un that 10,000 cavuses will be slaugh yards riprii.v, 21.000 cubic yards goods or cancellation of sale.
the method of procedure to have
SYLVA REBEKAH Degree5c. a S
Goods purchased in the Philippinea
ants, as the government is not au i der the laws of New Jersey for the tered this year.
Meetaevery 1st aud 3d Wednesday.
concrete and rubble masonry in after importation, must be accom
i stamps redeemed. The circular
J
Tillie Jordan N. (».
—
thorized under any circumstances purpose of conducting a geoeaal
Frankie Brenton Rec Sec’y.
breakwaters, about 5,000,000 cubic
reads as follows:
to pay such expenses or any part freight ami transportation business ED. L. MIMS HAS BEEN PARDONED. yards of dredgeng and a pile of panied by an affidavit of the seller
A. O. U. W. Burns Lodge, No. <7.
“Unused documentary and pro
affirming that an absolute sale has
throughout the United Suites; that
Mwt.everyFmtayutaht.ADi|]ar(i m w
thereof.
long. The been matte by him and that he “re
Many Prominent People ot National Re-' bulkhead 4,700 feet
prietary stamps, issued under the
E 11 Hoyt. Bsc
“Collectors are instructed to see the company would hold a control-
dredging will be in mud, saml tains no interest of any kind or
pule Intercede in His Behalf.
provisions of the war revenue act,
that claims are completed in full ing interest in all of the great rail
- 'tjtaBNKY LODGE. NO. 77, I. O O F.
shells to n depth of 30 feet, the character in such goods ”
! provided June 13, 1898, for which
tlwtt-tOdd Felluw. Hall,every Saturday
compliance .with the law and regu way systems, and that the manage
V »oTm
J '• Dalton N. G. ; the owners have no use, may be
Edwin L. Mims, serving a five dredging material to be used for
v.wput.
w Y KitiK.Seev.
lations before the same are forword- ment of th«! roads would in vested year sentence in the penitentiary at I reclaiming land.
redeemed: but in all cases there
Five hundred sticks of potatoes
in thecontroling company. Accord Salem for the killing of J. Henry
ed to this office.”
will be deducted the percentage, if
for mile nt $1 25 per hundred. G.
professional cards .
ing to the proposition, each road Miller tn Pendleton during the
W. Waters, Fruit and Produce
any allowed the purchaser. Ap
Havana, April '6.—The Discus would preserve itsi dentify and cor summer of 1899, has been pardoned
c- Ä- SWEEK
plication for the redemption of such
sion has been suppressed by order porate existance, but the new com by Governor Gi er.
ATTORNEY AT-LAW,
stamps should be made to the Col
of Governor General Wood, and its pany would control the affairs of
Oregon.
Among those urging the pardon 1 r •
lector of Internal Revenue front
B.r««,
'
offices have been closed and sealed all. By this policy it was asserted, were eight of the jurors who con
whom the same were purchased,
.1 \V. Die ts. PaKslOKNT Aao ACTIMO uahiiikh .
■ GEO. S. SIZEMORE,
This action was due to the publica large sums of money could be saved victed him, and many prominent
who will supply the applicant with
11 C. l.t:vt:si. Vics-PacBinMT.
K
attorney ,
tion in the Discussion yesterday of as a result of ectfnonty in manage citizens of this and other states.
form
38
ai
d
necessary
instructions
.. .............................................. O rec - on .
an illustration having the title of ment and the stoppage of rate-cut Among them were Attorney Geni >■
CoUec-tot’., Land business, and Keal relative to the preparation of his
“The Cuban Calvary,” represent ting, The names of men like J al G W. I’ickle. Gouernor Benton j
£atate ciatter protui Ilv attended to.
claim. “Claims for the redemp
ing the Cuban public, personified Pierpont Morgan, William K Van McMillen, U. S. Senator W. B. •
(I NX ’OR I*< IRATEI >.)
J. W ’ b IGUS?
DALTON LIGGS
tion of adhesive documentary and
in a Cuban soldier, being crucified derbilt, James .1. Hill, Edward l’>
Bates, 1’. S. Senator Thos B. Turley
proprietary
stamps,
if
purchased
Biggs &. Biggs
between two thieves, General Wood Harriman, George J. Gould, John
and Congressman Win. I‘. Brown
rom a collector, must contain his
b»ing represented as one thief ami I). Rockefeller, Jacob II, Schiff and low, of Tennesec; U. S. Senator;
ATTORNEYS - AT - LAW,
certificate as to the date and
President McKinley as the other, James Stillman were freely used.
! BNS,
— — —
— OR»'‘iOîi- amount of purchase.
Mark Hann», of Ohio, ex-Attorney
If purchased
A Clonerttl Rnnkinig I >tn«ine>«H TfuiiHaoteil.
B
they being labeled with their names
One report stated that the first ieru r il R. E. McForlaiid, of Idaho; • '
Practice in all the courts of Ore. from a dealer in stamps, such deal
Directors:
W. Y. King,
I. N. Geer
Geo. Fry,
Senator I’l.itt was represented as step in the plan would be the secur t-x-U. S. Senator 11. W. Corbett, <>f|^
Collection« promptly made._____ er’s certificate ns to the I ate « f
W. E Triach,
J C. Welcome.
a Roman soldier giving vinegar and ing of control of lha stocks of the ,
Portland; U. S. Senator J«>hn II.
<i.A.ta^A,
C.W.PAHtUSH sale to claiment ■ nd the certificate
gall in thé form of th'' Platt amend Chicago, Burlington
< iorit'^ponclonee Invited.
Quincy, the Mi-i h ■!!,of Portland; Congressman j r ?
of
the
collector
as
to
date
of
sale
to
;
SpARRISH & REMBOLD,
ment, while public opinion, as Erie, lite Great Northern ami the Tlios. II Tougue, of Hillsboro; I lix-A
the dealer must be furnished.
Mary Magdalene was weeping nt Northern Pacific, and that provi B inker W J. Furnish, of Pendle
Attorney s-at-Law,
Statu;
s that are not in the same
Bnins ("ml Cuti.von Cov.; <>
the foot of the cross. Ill-low was sion would be made for the acquisi- ton; C. S. Jackson editor of the
condition, as when issued will not
Will ur.-iice 1" th« conns ■«( lb !■••■ »
«™.Vr!.u‘ tes .:..l bi the rut re. >e <
oltbe
the following inscription: “Destiny tion of other properties in the im
Pendleton East Oregonian, anti a
be redeemed Unless their condition ,
•AAI«, «nd slso tn U. S. Irttid olilvv.
will not reserve for us a glorious mediate future.
leng’hy petition of citizens of Uma-
is satisfactorily accounted for.
resurrection.”
Discussing the repotted amalga
Bciia». H. Leonard,
• till» county.
,
“Documentary and proprietary
The
picture
caused
much
unfa
mation
of the railroad interests of | United Stati s Senator Pritchard, j
ATTOllXEY- AT-I.AW,
stamps can be redeemed only when
Carefitl attention given to Collec presented in quantities of $2 or vorable comment yesterday from the country, the New York Press of North Carolina, accompanied by
BURNS,
_
—
—
OREGON.
the ■ standpoint of decency. The will say tomorrow:
tions and Real Estate uiatters.
I United Slates Senator Joseph Sim-j
more face value, and no cl'irn for
Draws
plan,
makes
estimates,
etc.
Buildings
put
up within the nnntunt „t
editor
of
t
lie
paper.
Setter
Coranada.
Ah that is aimed at, according j on, last fill called on tho governor
Notary Public
«the redemption or allowance for
was
arrested
but
was
released
on
to
the
best
authority
obtainable,
i-
figures
given
tn
estimates.
.
i7"Sati»faetion
guaranteed.
H a BNEY,
-
OllF.GON
and urged clemency, and a great
such stamps can be allowed unless
I.ail. It is | robable that no other a ‘comunity of interests.’ The deal of presur» war. brought to bear
i
presented
within
two
years
after
Taoasr •■* wit-t-t.««
“• FiTiGisALi.
action will be taken against the close amalgamation or. a ‘commit-I upon Governor Geer io this connec- •
Attorney at l.aw.
¡
! 1 the purchase of said stamps from
Ä
•
Real La:ate Agent
Discussion than suppressing it!* nitv i f interests’ basis was first
tion. The showing made was that
the government,
publication
for several days.
brought through the efforts of J Mims killed his victim in a fight,
WILLIAMS A FITZGERALD
“All claims tor the redemption
Pierpont Morgan. As a result of when Mims thought himself in
I’EBMITTEDTO BF.SVME.
fOfilce in ol<l M««etite Building.
of Hamps imprinted on checks,
thisclose
union of interests, ruinou- «lunger of great bodily harm, and ; Urick and lime always on hand at the yard.
Residence Hanley house.
drafts ami other instruments must
Senor Ctipo'e, president of the
B i bss .
-
O kf . gox
¡be entered of record anti forwarded Cuban constitutional convention, rate wars are already at an end. that he acted in self defense in
' to this office by the collector of the visited General Woods ami tnid the not so many high priced officials shooting
s. XV. MILLEß,
M 111« was discharge«! from the
district in which the order for the latt.-r that the convention, individ are needed as before nn«l one can
■ iti.printing of the stamps was pur ually arid as a body, regretted tbe buy a ticket on any trunk line in prison and ¡it once left for Pendle
R Burns, - - - Oregon.
chased. If the claimant resides in publication of this caricature. almost any one of tlu- large offices ton, whence he will immediately |
in th** city. However, that a single return to Eastern Tennessee, where'
a district other than that in which Capote wait! the picture misrepre
MAB8DKN,
JOHN W. GEARY
company will be formed under the his family stands very high, being
said order was purchased, Itis claim sented the feelings of the Cubans,
New Jersey laws to take over all one of tbe olde.it families in that
MÄRSDEN à GEARY.
should be prepared and deposited who held Woods and McKinDy in
■the railroads of the country *s not state.
with the collector of the ilistrict in the greatest respect ami were deep
fe Hi) sicians and Surgeons,
I considered serious by well infortit-
which he r« sides, who will examine lv grateful to them. On hi> solici
BURNS, OREGON.
| to railway men.”
Al l AIRS OVER IN THE PHILIPPINES.
saitl claim and see that it is prop tation. Wood allowed th» Discus
Dispatches receivt d in this city
PA
”
"*'
a
V
g
fit renidfnce.
erly prepared in all respects, an«l sion to continue publication but the
tonight from Cincinnati stated that Aguinaldo Bn-y With His Manifesto to
■ ause it to be investigated anil cer judges of the correctional court will
a gigantic amalgamation of four
the Psopk"-Otlicr News.
H. KLEBS, M. D.
tified by one of his deputies, so far prefer charges, the character of
railways under the guiding hand of
———
as
is
practicable
in
that
district.aril
which
is
to
be
determined
la'er
PHYSICIAN' AND SURGEOX.
J. Pierpont Morgan ha«l already
Manila,
April
5—Aguinablo.
will lin n forward it to the collector against Editor Coranada.
OHice in Vœgtly Building.
taken place The roa«ls mentioned composing his manifesto to th«'
of the district in which the order
were the Southern Railway, the Filipino people, spends hours con- Ill’ll NF
O regon .
Buzxs,
O begox .
Ibr the imprinting of the stamps
Detroit, Mich. April 6.— X special
Cincinnati, Hamilton A Dayton the • iiltitig a dictionary. I he manifesto
EVERYBODY
CAN
DRINK
GOOD
BEER.
was issued, who will furnish the to the Tribune from Ann Arbor.
Telephone No 171
¡Chicago. Indianapolis A Louisville is not yet finished
additional evidence required, anti Mich., says: A student of the Tni-
Promising gold discoveries ar*- QUART BOTTLES DELIVERED IN BURNS, »1 50 PER DOZEN
and the Cincinnati Southern. Re rep trleil from th* island of.Masbat»-
H. H nruwntoo
L B. Hibbara
yibbanl «Ne Brownton, forward the ciaitn to this office will« versity of Michigan, »hose name is lative to this particular rep«>rt, telo-e to tbe sodtherti extremity of
proper certificate arid recotumenda withheld, was taken to the pest
Samuel Thomas. the president of Luzon.)
D entists .
lion.
When claims are presented house from ths «Diversity conta
The collier Bratus has arrived
•D - » boitait.» formerly oceur**«! hr Mt»
the Chicago, Indianapolis A'. I«ouis-
by any person or firm other than gious disease hospital today ami he
here from Guam ami reports that '
ville Railroad tonight said
Burns. Oregon.
the one for whom the order for im has a mild atta-'k of bulxtnic plague.
the Filipino prisoners there are in
“At the present time there is excellent health
printing
«as
i»«i
ed
and
whose
He
was
under
the
care
of
Dr.
Dock,
|f. E- Standlee. NI. IX.
The investigation into the com
name or title does not appear upon and it was bv his order that the little to say about the deal, I be
r HYS KHAN .1N D s U RG F.Ü.N,
lieve the report that comes from missar v scandals is being pushed
the pap-rs on whit h the stamps are patient was removed to the pest
Cincinnati, however, is a little bit and tlio-e civilians implicated
■ (Alleali« answered pre aptly )
ioipriuted, tbe claimant, in ad«iitiot> house. Dr. Frederiek Novy, the
premature. I do not believe the tbeiein will soon l>e tried.
J>REW«EY.
QBEJUX
to the certificate of the collector eipert on this disease, who recently
amalgamation his la-eit effected
BEBELS SCBBENOKU.
and deputy collector aforesaid.must made a trip to San Franc boo on
yet. It ia true that steps are under
F
\'i
\\ asbirigton, April 5—The navy
satisfactorily establish the fact of behalf of the government to investi
consideration looking toward a department thia niornir g revived
wnership of the stamps and fur gate the alleged plague eases there,
W. R SCBfttE. C bb ~« b
; JOHN McMULLF.N 9 nish a certificate of sale by each has been called in consultation,but combination of the roads mention the following cablegram from Ad
ed I think it will l»e effected, for miral Remey at Cavite:
owner of them from the time of refuse« to state positively that the
all of the interests are favorable to
“Goodrell, at Olongapo on the
a •
their purchase from the p-rson or student'is afflicted with the dreaded
it. It can scarcely be called art
4th concluded surrender of insur
firm
for
whom
the
order
for
im
plague. He says that further testa
Barn«
—
—
Oegoa
am alga mation of tlie roads under
o
gents in country from Iba to M q -
printing was issoed.
n>u«t l>e made to ascertain the ex
Cloudy days preferred for
the scheme that 1« under considera
“The owners of imprinted instru act nature of the disease alfiirting
orng.”
M/
making »ittit gs Photos fin-
tion. It is merely a centralization
The territory referred to
ments. checks, drafu. etc . who de the student, which at present mys
X
hed in carbon aod platinum
sire to have the stamps thereon re- tifies the attending physicians. of power looking toward the Lest niiral Rernev's dispatch is a
ffects.
interests of the various roads.”
A General Banking Business transacted
of land 7) miles * tig from '
to filing Prof-wisor Novy aajs there ia no
M/
9 •teemed must, in addition
Instantaneous pro-ess us-d • claim* as aforesaid, forward all danger f a spread if it is the bu
just 1*1 »w Mubig bar, to
CORRESPONDENCE INVITED
extens'velv. Firat-clas* work ! «ueb imprinted instrument» »ecur*- bonic- plague, and is ifaeliued to
The home abattor at l.innton. p «>i>t nearly 4*) miles up ll
and satisfaction guaranteed.
which «!■ "but down l»‘l fall, au cf Z'tm'tale» province, a |<c
i !v peck d. tnrbi»
Pseksr’ avoid adzaenaaion of tbe stiMeet.
The Times-fieralcl.
THEREDEMI’TIO < 0? ST. MPS containing the same should be ad
:
The Citizens Bank
BURNS, OREGON.
CAPITAL STOCK $25,000.00
Harry C. Smith,
Contractor and Builder
j£y 3pecialtie are
rick Laying and Plastering,
I
NOTAR? PUBLIC.
9
Of Plows, I I arrows, Buggies and
Hacks just received at C. H.
Voegtly’s, headquarters for every
tiling in the hardware line.
I larney Valley Brewery.
Five Gallon kegs $2.00 delivered at
your home in Burns.
Telephone J\To. 5.
WOLDENBERC & BERC.
:
Í
:
I
I
Phctcgrasher.
first battona! Bank •
CALDWELL, IDAHO