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About The Times-herald. (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929 | View Entire Issue (June 8, 1901)
OUR NEW STOCK OF interment of Mrs. E. Moore.it ap THE CELEBRATION AT BURNS. pearing that Baker county now ______ There will be preaching services holds a warrant against this county at the Poison Creek school house for $27 the clerk is authorized to THE EAGLE WILL SCREAM LONG AND every 4th SunjaV at 2:30 p. in. Rev. A. J. Irwin, pastor. LOL'D FOR FOl'R DAVS. accept this in full satisfaction of Is now arriying Rev. A. J. Irwin will preach at said claim. *1 anatrar JI LIAN M V Kl> Harney the 2nd Sunday of each Win H. Avery allowed rebate of A\UR DRY GOODS DEPARTlfE\, the month at 11a. m. and 7:30p. tn. $5 on taxes paid twice for the year Beginning July 3 And Continuing Until never more complete than at p/, | Sabbath school every sabbath at 2 The quarterly of the Oregon 6(h--Horse Race», Foot Race», The two cold nights the first 1894. ^*7 We are preparing this vea to S!. Baseball Games. Etc. p. m. Historical Society far March,1901, of the week ditl considerable all formers efforts and continue the leaj^' Wm Dickenson, of Wild Horae At the Presbyterian church has been received. This is the damage to the crops in this sec precinct, granted liquor license for tirst number of Vol. 2. Its con tion. A very unusual thing for f 6 months. Said license to be is The celebration at Burns will be Burns, Rev. A. J. Irwin pastor undar the management the Burns Devine services the third and fourth tents are a, follows: Political this time a year was a hard freeze sued as of this date provided the Our spring stock is up-to-date and cot Volunteer Fire Department No. 1 Sundays of each month at 11 a. tn. History of Oregon from 1853 to which came as a complete sur undertaking, which was returned and Band. Every effort is being sists many new novelties in ladies w(1I and 7:30 p. in. Sabbath school at 1865, by Hon. George II. Will prise. Gardens were bit down J for correction, shall have been Men and boys clothing, hats, shoes, ett. made to surpass all previous cele- jq ft m every Sabbath morning, jams, Flotsam and Jetsam of the to the ground and it is thought I proved by the judge, who is brations. More than ordinary in- Preaching services at the Baptist Headquarters For Pacific—The Owyhee, the Sul the wheat crop is ruined. Some thorized to approve or reject. terest is being taken by our busi-1 chUrch every let and 2nd Sunday*, J. T. Moftit, surpervisor of the nee* tuen and if nothing happens, morning and evening Sunday tana and the May Dacre, by Mrs. grain will not recover from the T'a.sliicxzs artd. France, Fuller Victor. The ves severe frost while in other local-! Drewsey road district, required to quite a number of floats represent- HCbool every Suuday at 11a.m. Wrapper and Corset com bined. « ZF'aslxion.a'tole G-ooi sels referred to entered the Col ities the crops will not be damag rebuild the Stinking Water bridge. ing various business enterprises of prayer meeting every Thursday The account of the sheriff with Our line of fresh Burns will be seen in the parade. 1 even;ng umbia river between the Colum ed very materially. the county respecting the tax roll Following is the program fur the chrjgtian Sc!cnce Service* at bia river between the years 1829 for 1900 was found correct and the and 1834. An Histostork.nl Sur i Smith’* hall every Sunday at 11 The war stamp on hank checks clerk authorized to ciedit said week: vey of Public Education in Eu goes out of existence the first of sheriff’s account. JULY FOURTH. o’clock a. m. and 8 p. in. Sunday Also find favor with our many customers. gene, Oregon, by Joseph Schafer. ¡July, having been abolished as a Parade at 10 o’clock a in, headed school at 10 a. m. Meeting is also The clerk ordered to forthwith The Aurora Community, by II. means of raising war a revenue. attach to each of the delinquent by the Band, followed by the Fire held each Wednesday evening at 8 Z-iTTXT<¿3 ID-A_X j TC; 8. Ly man, All these articles are The last fiscal year shows that tax rolls for the years 1893-94-95- Department, Liberty car, floats, cit- o'clock. All are cordually invited of vital interest to every one who 350,000,000 checks passed thro’ 96-97-98-99 a warrant under his tzens and plug-uglies. March to to attend. Subject for tomorrow: cares to know anything about the the banks, each bearing a two- hand and the seal of the court com Floral hall where the exercises will “Sacrament.” beginning of things in our State cent stamp, yielding a revenue of manding the sheriff to levy upon be held. CLAUDE McGEE* Proprietor. the goods and chattel of said de- Music...................... ..Burns Band The object of this publication is 4i7,ooo,ooo to the government. JOHN GEMBERLING, linquent taxpayers. Reading Declaration, A. W. Gowan 1 to create an interest in the study- Jeweler and Optician. Patriotic Bongs ............. Glee Club, of Oregon History ami thereby CHOICE WINES, LIQUORS AND ClfiJ Open for repairing and optical AN OPEN LETTER, Our ranchers—especially fruit Orator of Day. Thornton Williams assist in developing an Oregon FINE BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES. Barbecue and basket dinner on ; work. spirit in order to stimulate growth raisers—should not be discourag To the Public:—One year ago the the grounds; handicap bicycle race, 1 NEXT DOOR TO P. O. COMFORTABLE CLUB BOt ed by the recent cold snap. Such in everything pertaining to the resident Catholics of Burns and the $25; sack race, $2 50; greased pig.' things occur all over the North Old Robinson building. welfare of the State. Address surrounding country began the erec $2 50; long jump, $2 50; greased all inquiries about this publication west and while it is not so severe tion of a church in Burn”. Though pole, $2 50; 100-yard foot race, free NOT ICE FOR Pl BLICA1 10N. to George IL Himes, Assistant in some localities, almost every few in number, they were not satis for all. $2 50; baseball, married vs. I LAND OFFCE AT BURN8, OREGON. May 25, 1901. Secretary, Oregon Historical year crops and fruit are killed, fied to build a structure that would I single men, $100. Fireworks in the • Notice is herebv gi\«n that the following- the way to succeed is by perse- simply meet their own require nameti settler haa notice of his intention Society rooms, City Hall, Port ¡evening followed by a grand ball' to uake final proof file«! P. G. SMITH, Propt., - - _ _ Burn*, Oreg« in support of his claim, and veraneo. ments, but, going further, they that said proof will be made before Register land, Orogon. under management of the Band. amt Ret eiver at Hurns, Oregon, on July 6, 1901, determined to erect one that would i vis Joel J. Lanipkhire, Hd. No 601, for Lots 1, Fresh Beef Pork, etc. in any quality desired. RACES---- JULY 3. Head Ch? lili 2, 3, 4, 7 and H, Sec. 2.5, T. 20 S„ II. 29 E , W M i names the following witnesses to prove The big wool clip of Harney be an ornament and substantial im |-mile dash, free for all......... I $150 his He continuous residence upon and cultivation Bologna and Sausage of a!i kinds always on hai. Attorney General Blackburn county has begun to move to provement to the town. This they J-niile dash, free for all Harney of Baid land, viz. Tim Donovan. A A. Cowing, E. B. W itters ami E. G. Blume, all of Burns, liar- , ney county, Oregon. has prepared a complaint in an ward the railroad. From reports are doing, as anyone can see who county saddle horses that G eo . W. H ayek , Register. cares to visit the spot where the action against Sylvester I’ennoyer, the clip this year will be above — never run for public money 501________________ George W. McBride and Phil average and if decent prices were church is in course of erection. It JULY 5. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION is to lie all of stone, 69 feet long and Metschan, the men who constitut offered our sheep men will do g-tnile dash, free for all........... 150 33 feet wide, and it is now built up 1 u. U. 3. LAND OFFICE, BURNS, OREGGN. j-mile dash for Harney county ed the State Land Board at the well. to the windows. The intention is May 17. 1501. horses that never won first time of the Davis defalcation, and to have it under roof before winter. rnl Notice 1» hereby Ktven that the following money, .................................. GU nainol settler htui itled notice of hi» intention will send it to District Attorney For the first time those who are o- io make Huai proof in support of hisclaini and COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS. Roping contest, no entrance. that said proof will be made before Keaiater Chamberlain for consideration. building it are about to call upon and Keetlver of U S. l and Otliee nt Bnru», JULY 6. Oregon, on June 29, l'.’Ol, vl»: Ha» C. Garrett, The action will be brought in County court convened last Wed- this community at large to co-oper j-tnile dash, free for all,......... 150 lid. E. No. 711 forthe W', NE'4. NE54 NW', SW‘,«t',. See U. Tp 22. S R 2S K. Multnomah county and District ne.day Judge Sparrow and Coin- ate with them. A fair for the bene He names the following witlii-»*.-» to prove g mile dash for Ifarney county his contlnuoua residence upon and cultivation Attorney Chamberlain will be mivaioner William* being present. fit of the Holy Family Church will of sai l land, viz: R J. Williams, W. B. John saddle horses that never won son. A. 1.. Vand.-rpool and Win. Spencer all of associated with the Attorney The following buxine** was trans be opened in Locher's had on Mon first money.......................... 50 Rl'ev, Oregon. Geo. W. Hayes, Register. day evening, June 24th, and close i General M attorney (or the state, acted : Consolation race non-winners The road supervisor* ordered to Saturday evening, June 29th, 1901. says the Oregonian. The com date and distance arranged plaint will be framed upon the appear and report their accounts to This fair will give all of our citizens July 5.................................. 75 DESERT LAND, FINAL PROOF theory that the clerk of the School the court at 10 o'clock a tn, Monday , an opportunity to express in a sub Indian race 2 mile*........... 10 — NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. I stantial way their appreciation of McClain & Biggs Proprietors, Burns, Land Board was the agent of the July I. 1901. Juvenile baseball game......... 10 U. S. LAND OFFICE, BURNS, OREGON. the efforts that are being made by Resignation of A S. Ward as road May 16,1901. Board and not an agent of the This Stable is located on the corner of First and ”, Streets, ai.d Lapa I the Catholics to advance both the Notice is hereby Riven that R rs C. Garrett gtate; that his defalcation was a supervisor of Happy Valley district spir'tua! aod the material interests Mrs. O. W. Porter received word of Kiley. Orcuon has fl let 1 notice of intention and grain on hand- Has competent help. Runs a Job Wage n, Tain™ to make proof on his deaert land claim No 160. accepted and J. F. Mahon appoint gers to any part of the Country. defalcation of the board for which NF«4 Sec I. SW4 Se<- 2*. Tp 28 fl R ¡of the community. Privately this yesterday that her daughter, Mrs .6 for E the . before ed ns his successor. Kec'ster and Receiver at Burna, Herbert Goodman, is very sick at the members of the board are Oregon, on Saturday , the 29tb of lune, lttOl. In the matter of the petition of appreciation has already been shown names the following witnesses toprove distinctly lesponsible to the state. Esther P Terrell for relief on ac by generous contributions. No pains Hailey, Idaho. Mrs. Porter de the Ht complete M. F itzgerald , P resident F. S R ieder , S ecy and T mu I irrigation at d reclamation otsaid land R. .1 Williams. W. 11. Johnson. A. L. parted for Hailey this morning. — While all the details of the com count of lands sold for taxes. It are being spared to make the f.iir Vaink qMMil. Win. Splicer all of Riley, Oregon B iggs & T urner , A ttorneys G bo . W. 11 ay £8, Register. plaint cannot now be given, it is appearing that the land was sold bv > worthy of patronage. What is per Huntington Herald. Eastern. Oiegon Title known that judge Black burn has the sheriff to satisfy taxes and that haps the most beautiful stock of <G--uisiX£ixxt37- Co. fancy goods ever seen in Burns will drawn the papers so that they the same was bought by C. K. Pet be displayed and disposed of for the terson. Th* court cannot deter IN CO I < PO1Î A TED. slate all the facts regarding the shortage. The question involved, mine the right* of the parties anil benefit of the church. The articles Abstracts Furnished and Title Guaranteed have come from almost every etale therefore, may l»e tried on a de for that reason petition is denied. W. H. Burns Propt- To all Lands in Harney C ounty, OrqJ The supervisors of the several inthe Union. Most of them are the murrer, thus making it possibly This house is strictly tirst class, well appointed, large well handiwork of sisters in convents. road districts ordered to collect all unnecessary to incur the expense kept rooms under management of experienced help. ESTATE The prices will be reasonable. A road and poll lax in cash. of a inal. cordial invitation to the general pub- Bought and Sold on Commission. Oilice in Bank Builfc HEADQUARTERS; STOCKMEN A COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS James Oard ordered to remove at once all obstructions which he ! lie to be present at the Holy Fami ZsAroujAeut. “Uabics ^trst-Cj ass. r. Carnegie says hu believe* lias plaecd in or across the public ly Cliuroh Fair is hereby extended 53cst jfccommotiahoni. ¡Popttiar ^ricci. that the continental powers will road leading from a point on the by the Executive Committee.—J C Folev, Harry C. Smith, M. Fitz Burns-Drewsey to Pine creek tombinc against England and % Resignation of A S Ward as Gerald, Leon M. Brown. Harry E oeo oeo <w> peek to crush her. lie further I road *u|x'rvi«or of Happy Valley Thompson, H J. McDevitt. i JOHN 1>. DALY', P bkbidkht . M. ALEXANDER, V íc ¡-P bbsidekt . TRISCH & DONEGAN, Proprietors. epy«: .«t When Hut happens she will' diilric‘ •ccepteil Additional Locals. .. . . ... , I Application of Geo W Small to 11 have to (urn to the United b’ates ! lx* declared a county charge De for help. 1 feel certain it will not clared a county charge from April ZL/Zal-zo Tlxis HcacLq.VLSiztezs. Call and *ee samples of our job be refused. The United States ¡30, . 1901. » OF ONTARIO » OREGON • printing. will step in and »ay Xlon't.’ They J Th* petition of J. W. Warner Accounts of < 'orporations, Finns and Individuals Dell Dibble and Mr. Power re- * wi l not just as Great Britain did ailj other* for a eotiiity road, it sp Wolh'ited. turned this week from a visit to in the S|wnt»h American war |>«ared that all bitsine»« transacted *uiu<* mining pro|>erty in Nevada STOCKHOLDERS:—John D Daly, William Jones. Frank R. What she ditl then was great, at the March term is illegal and and the southern part of this coun Coflin, Abner Robbins, B. F Olden. M Alexander, N. U. Carpen void and the matter of re survey I ty. Mr Powers has resumed bis ‘ ter. William Miller, E. H Test. and it is not half rgaliaed yet.” If such a thing occur* King cannot be made until August 1901 jKisition in P. G, Smith's meat E H. TEST, Cashier. Edward had Ixrtter look out for 1 Litlie Williams discharged ss a market. »L JH.O«I JM. J*C .O«V ••Emperor William” for since h« ’0*""’*^ c*‘ari’' Tim* June* of th* O. F Co., ac has got »tarted into the huatnoa* T J f«haekrlford. of Diamon.l he mav take » notion to rule the’‘,r*?ct' ’r*n‘ed ‘ li,>”or liee,‘* eoiiH>ani<d by In* wife and little daughter. Leia, returned yesterday | . . 11 v . i for U month*. Tlxe ZSed. Fient whole world. .\o u’tf •lopi'iui* .. . , t • Ur<mrt of flurvvv mu viewers on from Henderson county. KentUCky A* with the J hthppme*. I brut K ko .'^ j fnj ( n sku |J u lu > r ( h h | u > where they have been for some lime »•u. Wn might ba'«- to |tovanhipMrang* M, approved visiting relatives and friends Mr A> s* hauler, but wluil* the use of a ani] the route as surveyed i* now and Mr*. Jones report having a Itig standing army with nothing to „ public highway. moat enjoyable lime while absrnt.— A% (French House building) ' A* Court ordered to advertise for Ontario Argu*. À* Fine Turnout«. IIay and Grain A* J. E McCULLEY, Proprietor, A* bid« to furnish medical treatment Courteous Always Kept Fred Ih*Lentinen, of Suplee. The table is supplied with the choicest delicacies the m*rl” for the county poor for one year Treatmeul On Hand. «•’.me in last Tuesday for nird.cal foi catrt and iriigation afford*. The culinary department is presided over by *n,‘ from July “th. 1901. treatment, a horse having fallen on | perienced cook. problema in almost all the < outl It npiwaniig to the satisfaction kA ine** of the old world ara solve«-«! of the court that certain described hiiu a few day* ago Upon ex M c C ulley & berdugo , props , TRAVELING MEN S HEADQUARTER by the reapaciivn governmeuis. i lands were aa****ed to two partis*. amination Dr Kleb* found that one Large. clean and comfortable room*. Everything undat -1 The «<xT»|urattvrly small ciMMftr} iArlor* A lk»l*utmeu ami I. Mick- of hi* rib* were fractured. Th«- personal supervision of the landlady. doctor *oon fixed him up and Fred | «>< Sweeden, »ay» National irriga ,all in IS'JS, and that Mid laud was left for home Wednesday happy as Inxi, onrne» nearly j>'a> >0,000 s.dd by the sheriff in 1'89 to Har ever. p«r«»off(<a»t Und», the income ney county for delin«|uent taxes A card, from Dal’s*, under date tioni wlixh aiaialain, numerous and it also appear* that said IV *t*te* that Clyde and {nevslrv xhotl» beeide* kidding a lor* A hetentmen had paid and ef June Van Kinbrae bad arrived bom* on ---- RESERVED FOR------ a handsome revenue to the state that the» «era the owner* of Mid Mav '. making the trip «wrer the land II was ordered and ad- i,riman« and Erame teak have mountain* in 11 day* They found rvtcuMxc Uueslry department, judged that all claim to Mid land* »now to the detub of ’• feet in the by the county be relinquished »mi Tliej vid have something to sav next week. and Spam controla all iiriga.um the certificate surrendered for can Cascade* They found *nu* on Works. T*>e general government cellalion the *umniit for a distance of about t is alwava the logx manager of In the metier of lbw claim 8 mile* ranting in depth from - ne I'O'.h of *nch work, for •gT ■ »t l’aker cour t) for to five f>-«.t Religious successful irrigation development depends not only upon proper supervision, but likewise upon a comprehensive forestry system which will protect this important source of irrigation supply. Sen ices. Fancy Dress Goods and Fumi^ The “Star” Saloon. First Class. CITY MEAT MARKET 1 Your patronage solicited. BURNS HOTEL. THE CAPITAL SALOON, I FIRST NATIONAL BANK I i Ç Burns, ? Of Plows, Harrows, Buggies * ? Hacks just received at C.H. Vcegtl; Headquarters for everything the hardware line. K C Livery, Feed and Sale Stable. likA Commercial Hotel si New Arrivals. MILLER N THOMPSON Burns Furniture Co
