VOL. XIV.
BURNS, HARNEY COUNTY, OREGON, JULY 6, 1901.
CHAMBERLAIN FoR GOVERNOR as an opponent is Governor T. T.
Geer.” Mr. Manning was careful
not to disclose the name of this
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
OREFON DEMOCRATS SAY HE IS MAN dark horse, but as he is so close to
On. Year
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Chamberlain it is obvious to whom
FOR THE PLACE.
BiZ Month»
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Three Month«
he refers, especially since his su­
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
perior is mentioned for the position.
«YATI—OKIGOS :
Democrats are of the opinion that
Three Other Name* Mentioned For The ■
I
J. H. Mitchell
<J. S- Seaa’.ors
t
Joseph Simon
.Nomination But Chamberlain's Proa*
Governor Geer will be re-nominat­
,Tho«. Tongue.
Peets Considered the Best.
|M A. Moody
ed, as he is entitled to a second rec­
«Congress ru e ti
. D. R. N. Blackburn
Attorney General
.................. T. T. Geer
ognition at the hands of his party,
Cioveri-or
... FI Dunbar
Secretar \ ot State
............... C S Moore
For governor- George E. Cham­ because he avoided ¡taking sides
Treasurer
..J H Ackerman
Jsupt. Public InmtrucHou.
with either of the republican fac-
........... W H l.oed« berlain, democrat.
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K . g. Bean.
From
-
present
appearances
that
tions.
............. J c. Wolverton
Supreme Judge«
5 . F.
F. A
A. Moore
will be the way democratic state I
NINETH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Wheeler County Sheep Killed.
ticket will be headed next election, I
. ,M. D. C lifford
District Judge
Wm Miller
District Attorney
says
the
Telegram.
It
is
conceded
........................ IS Geer (
Joint- Representative
............. J W Morrow 1
Last Sunday night unknown van­
JniiASeuator
by a notable majority that District
Attorney Chamberlain is as good as dals to the number of 10 or 12 rode
COUMTY — HA BN KT
Cuenty Judge
J<HMRh h»7.riM>n i nominated right now, and among through a band of sheep belonging
•Clerk
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it A Miller I J__________ ._________________________________ _______
TFnUkaurer
to Shown Bros., of Waldron, which
J R Johnson democrats entertaining this opinion
Ararvevor
Geo
Shelley
Bharlff
were camped near where Rock creek
they
declare
that
when
he
is
nomi
­
5 W Buchanan
Aanasoor
J <’ Bartlett
School Superintendent
empties into Crooked river in Crook
nated
he
will
l>e
elected
or
will
E
J
Noble
Stock Inspector
A. Venator
•Commissioners
county. As they rode, the lawless
R j Williams come so close to the gurbernatorial
■ title,
» OFFicr :
chair that his opponent will not ! gang fired about 100 shots into the
ht.nrj „
...G«o, W Hr«
ch»» Newell know “where he is at fcr a month sheep, killing five and crippling
half
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after the ballots have been counted. many others. The herder, R. E.
SOCIETIES.
Not more than four names are Scott, was awakened by the com­
„'S';.
»
SYLVA REBEKAH De(rM No..3
prominently
mentioned for govern­ motion, and saw the men ride away.
M
m '.» every l.i and S«1 Wedneaday.
<-lr.leS, ■
Tillie Jonian N. G.
him, ;w HSI«
Frankie Brenton Bee Sec’y.
or
in
the
democratic
ranks. They , Prior to the shooting, a warning
Kb: lid.,
r, crup ft
are those of Mr. Chamberlain, State | notice had been pinned on the herd­
Á. O. U. W.Burns Lodge, No. 47
Senator Robert D. Inman, State er’s tent.
I. hones ? ;
left Mr
The sheep were on government
E H Hoyt. Kec. Senator William Smith and E U
r.
hone«, f|
land,
uiany miles from the so-called
HARNEY »LODGE, NO. 77, L O O F.
Robinson. With the exception of
eft hit,
Meets at Odd Fellow« Hall, every Saturday
forbidden
ground of the Beaver
r.»pof
Smith, of Baker, those mentioned
T'IA d in
J M lxlton N. G.
ndeil m
'T,WF
W Y King. Secy.
creek settlers, and the outrage has
hah en
are
from
Portland.
It
is
unusual
on and
for democrats to talk politics for aroused great indignation among
lioneaTi
PROFESS1ONAL CARDS.
a state office so far in advance of the sheepmen of centra) Wheeler
C A- SWEEK
conventions, and it is still more county who summer their sheep in
strange that there are actually men that vicinity. The sheepmen have
ATTORNEY AT-LAW,
desirous of taking the nomination. no intention of taking their flocks
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:
Orewn.
This is considered as momentous away from there and are organizing
iw ¿DO. s. SIZEMORE,
ion Wen tgJ
Hrirnrii . "
by the sages of the party, for, as a to meet force with force, which they
f lefljftfl
attorney ,
ises, Y,i
general rule, the nominations have have a legal right to do.
B urns .................................... O regon .
llOUMfr iM®
It is probable the end of the affair
to go a begging, and they are even
kill'll
Cotter non*. Land bu.ine.«, and Real
eii <!<»»■
I then accepted only with reluctance- is not yet.—Fossil Journal.
•er »ide:
fotatA matter promt tlv attended to.
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WILL BE IN OREGON SCON
GOVERNMENT
OFFICIALS
TO
«ran: xrararararararamra::
VISIT
SEMI-ARID SECTION.
Stockâtes
NO. 32
laterettcd la Paaturage oa Far­
ed Reserve, sad Irrlgatioa Should
Meet The Oentlemea.
Representative Moody has just
received a letter from Hon. F. H
Newell, Chief Hydrographer of the
Geological Department at Washing-
ington, stating that he, with Gifford
Pinchot, chief of tbe Forestry Bu­
reau, will reach The Dalles about
August 1, when they expect to join
Mr. Moody on a drive through the
semi-arid sections of Eastern Ore­
gon. No itinerary will be fixed un­
til tbe exact date of their arrival is
known. However, the trip contem­
plated is from Tbe Dalles to Prine­
ville, thence via the headwaters of
the Deschutes to Burns, and. if
time will permit, on through Mai
heur county. Mr. Moody will make
announcement of the route when it
is determined upon, in order that
tbe stockmen interested in pastur­
age on forest reserves and those in­
terested in the reclamation of arid
lands may have an opportunity to
meet these gentlemen.
Since they are the heads of the
Forestry and Hydrographic Bu­
reaus of the government, and upon
whose reports pasturage in forest
reserves may be regulated in the |
future, it is important that all in- j
lerested in the question should meet i
these gentlemen. Mr. Newell and
Mr. Pinchot both have indicated a
desire to meet the woolgrowers of :
Eastern Oregon, and it is expected j
Now, conditions have changed.
J. W B1GUS.
DALTON BIGGS
Grant County Cattle.
a
meeting will .be called at Tbe
and there is a strong demand for
Biggs & Biggs
Dalles and Prineville when the date
• office, and the objective point is that
When the cattle market opened of their arrival ¡ b known.
ATTORNEYS - AT - LAW,
I of governor. So warm lias become
up during the past spring, the op
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OREGON. the contest that the various booms
inion was prevalent among cattle
Bought Portland Property,
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Practice in all the courts of Ore. are
now "on.
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dealers of Grant county and out­
All
of
the
alleged
aspirants
are
Collections promptly made.
side sections that all classes of
Judge William Miller, of Ontario,
i known from one erd of the state to
Ci. A. KtMBOLD
C. W. P asmsh
stock would not command the same district attorney for Grant, Hurney
; the other, and so require but little
figure they did last year by at ami Malheur counties, who has
b PARRISH à REMBOLD,
to identify them. Mr. Cbamlier-
least $2 00 to $4.00 per head been in the city the past ten days, -
Attorneys-at-Law,
lain was elected attorney general
Barns («ad Canyon City.) Oregon. -id when the state was going heavily Cattlemen hesitate to accept such attending the session of the grand -
Will practice in the court« of Harney and
.
figures for their stock and for sev­ lodge of Masons and looking after
Cirant counties and in the supreme court oi the
! republican, and his run was consid-
Mtate. and also iu U.S. land office.
eral months the buyers refused to some private business at the game
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—I ered remarkable. At present he is
I C?hiM- II- Leonard,
district attorney, with three years pay more. The conditions, how­ time, left for his home, accompani­
ever, have somewhat changed and ed by hie wife and Mrs. Farre, of
A ttorney - at - law ,
, of his term ahead of him. Mr. In-
the prices that prevailed last sea­ of Canyon City, this morning, says
XIareful attention given to Collec- man has appeared conspicuously in
son are being paid again.
the Evening Telegram of June 19th. I
lions ani Real Estate matters. I local politics, although he has nev-:
j er sought a state nomination here-1 F. Hilbert, of Camas Prairie in So pleased was Judge Miller with
Notary Public
Umatilla county, recently brought the progress Portland has made j
! tofore. When he ran against the |
H arney ,
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O regon
10O head of yearling steers in since hie last visit and so satisfied
I late George P. Frank, for mayor.
Grant
county paying 120 per head is he of the city's bright future,
TaoBBTos W illi *««
m . FinGin.Lu there were many who believed and
for
them.
R**»rnes »i l * w .
Rv»”'i»i«t*"A!^nt declared that tbe democratic nomi-
that he purchased a residence lot,
The Wilmoth brothers, of Ritter, with tbe expectation of making this
WILLIAMS 4 FITZGERALD
nee was really elected. When Pen-
who were here a few weeks ago city his future home. He will pro- j
nover was mayor, Inman was one
.Otlica n> old M-wonlc Buildiutt.
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r. .
buying beef, paid as high as $30 bably erect a handsome residence
B urns
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O regon
of his fire comm.ssioners. During
per head for two-year-old eteer,. this fall, but as his term of office
the Bryan campaign in 1896, In- j
which was the prevailing price last does not expire for three years yet, |
man aligned himself with the gold
S. W. MILLER,
I year.
he will not lie able to move his
democrat», but put on sackcloth
There are numerous buyers in family to Portland before the ex- <
NOTARY PUBLIC.
and ashes during Bryan’s second
the county buying on the basis of piration of that time. Judge Miller
! campaign. Last year he was nomi­
Burns. - - - Oregon.
$18 and $18,50 for yearling steers, and his party went by steamer to
nated for state senator on tbe citi-
but find many growers reluctant to The Dalles for a view of the inagni-1
W. U MABSD1J»,
johx « ot*Bv ¡ten's ticket, and was elected. E.
sell at such figures.
ficenl scenery of the Columbia, and
G. Robinson was a candidate for
MARSDEN & GEARY.
Ths Eagle realizes that cattle are from there will complete their jour­
mayor, which »urns up his political
Physicians and .Surgeons.
higher here this season than prices ney liotr.e over the O. It. -k N.
history. Senator Smith, of Baker,
in the east will warrant, but from
BURNS,
OREGON.
was a candidate for congressman
the demand for such stock, growers Oregoa Cosatici Jala Idaho Wool Orowari.
He was formerly a pop-
O»r, at retidsnee.
Phone Xo to last year
can secure former figures for all
— j ulist, and is considered a strong
they have for market.—Canyon
Tbe Idaho Statesman says: At
I man.
H. KLEBS, M. D.
Eagle.
an auction sale of wool at Ontario,
Chamberlain, it is asserted, will
.PH Y "ICI AN AND SURGEON
Ore., on Monday, over 600,000
receive the nomination, or he would.
Head of The Eastern Star.
Office in Vœgtly Building.
pounds was disposed of. The aver­
| if the convention were now in se»
age price was llj ctfrits. The clip
-ion. His popularity exceeds that
B urns ,
O regon .
Mrs Clara Marsden, worthy of Gwinn A Isaacs, amounting to
, of the other», and tiesides he can
Telephone No 1.1
make great inroads into the repub- grand matron elect of the order of 110,000 pounds, was sold at that
! lican fort. Inman will probably be Eastern Star, ia the wife of Dr. W. time.
,H. S* Rrowston
L. E. Hibbard
Immediately after the sale a joint
•named
for mayor, for with Cham- I. Marsden, of Rurns, and .laughter
Hibbard At Broyvnton.
lierlain and Inman on tne ticket for of Ralph J Byran, a pioneer mining county wool growers’ association
DENTIST'S.
door e«»< of The < «U.n. Baah. ’»»•« respective place« it would be man of Canyon City, save the Ore­ was formed with Malheur and Har­
Barna. Oregon.
a combination hard to break. Rob- gonian. She has been connected ney counties interested. The new
ir.son ia to be considered a candi­ with the order for six years, and , organization then in a body joined
C Jß. Htandlee. NI. D..
date for tbe nomination in the event, was one of the charter menile-ra of the Idaho Wool Grower»’» aaeu- ia-
PH YSICIA A’ .IN D SURG EON. that Ctiamlierlain will not accept.1 Burna chapter, No. 40. She wax i tion.
Smith's stock is even. Iiecause there the first associate matron and sec­
’ (All call, answered prcaptly )
is a desire to recognize Eastern Or­ ond matron of that chapter, and
Will Go Soatb.
DREW3EY,
OREJON
has also served as Ada and conduc­
egon in tbe state government.
While Chamberlain has not pub­ tress. As a Grand Chapter officer
Deputy Game Warden Moore, of
licly announced that he will take she has filled the position of grand this city, is planning a tour of Mal­
the nomination it is rumored that I Ada and grand conductress and heur, Harney and Grant counties
>a JOHN McMULLEN
he has intimated to a few close associate grand matron. She waa in the near future. He will visit
Photographer.
friends that be will not decline born in Canyon City, educated in Ontario arid Vale, thence to Burna
This is corroborated by John Man­ San Francisco, and for 10 years and the Stein mountain country,
Barns
—
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Oregon
ning, one of Mr. Chamberlain's dep­ has been identified with the wel­ returning home by the way of
fare of th« public schools of Grant Canyon City, John Day and the
uties.
who said-
I Cloudy days prefezred for
and Harney counties. She and her Granite section. The purpose of
"Tbe
democrats
bare
a
candidate
making sittings. Photos fin-
busband are enthusiastic members his travels is to inform himself on
for
governor
who
will
make
a
tre
­
2 is bed in carbon and platinum
mendous run. as be is known thro’- of the Masonic fraternity, and are the game conditions of the country
2 •ffacta.
oot the state M at* upright and con­ untiring in their efforts in behalf of and to look out for violations of the
2
Instantáneo^» process used
scientious officer, and one not a their •»speclire orders Mrs. Mars­ law. He will also pay close atten­
2 «xtensi v«ly. First-class work
rabid pertiasn The only mar* in den is a decided blonde,
ia a tion to «aw mills damping sawdust
•ani satisfaction guaranteed.
u
into streams—Raker D*moerat.
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--------------- tbe republican t&mp whom be fears very pleasing addn *
...THE...
OREGON FORWARDING
COMPANY,
O ntscrio,
Oregon,
Has something of interest to say to all Harney county people.
largest and most complete stock of
carried by any store in Eastern Oregon.
We have on hand the
Our store and warehouses are full to overflowing
direct from the markets, East and West. We are ready to serve you with war­
ranted goods at guaranteed puces, against any and all competition.
«
A COMPLETE LINE OF FRESH GROCERIES,
Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes: Gents and Ladies
Furnishings, correct styles, new and up to date;
the Nobbiest Line of Mens Hats ever shown in
Eastern Oregon, direct from New York.
STUDABAKER WAGONS AND BUGGIES
M’GORMIGK MOWERS AND RAKES
OLIVER CHILLED AND STEEL PLOWS
DISC AND SPRING TOOTH HARROWS
CULTIVATORS, FARMING TOOLS OF ALL KINDS
In endless profusion and
CAR LOADS OF BARB WIRE A STOCK SALT
Q,lT7ZSi37’C5 crx IxctrLd..
Wc carry a larger and more complete line of
hardware than any general merchandise store in
the State. In fact our hardware department is a
complete store within itself, 2XII kinds ot shell and
Cutlery, Lisk Ware
heavy hardware in stocl
guaranteed rust proof, Stransky Wan* guaranteed
lor five years, Delit Ware, Granite, 1 in Ware in
endless varieties. Bridge beach stoves and ranges
in size and price to fit your house and your pocket
book—large or small. In fact we have everything
you need, from acamcric needle to a freight wag­
on. Write us for prices on large bills—we guar­
antee them to be right, d ry us with a mail order
—we will fill it promptly and cheerfully.
WOOL STORED FREE OF CHARGE.
Yours for Business,
E. A. RIEGER, Manager.
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