J..X..W.V«........ .ta ■io*”“| MOODY ON LAND LEASING. I lions are made, aud give practical AH.r extended liu.-uonik.r J“’"'™ ... » >1» , After litig‘1 . advice on the ground about tree ! Furniture Co s. are beauties. Representative Moody, during in the Land Department, this en­ planting. A man is sent by the his visit here this week, expressed try was canceled. No attempt was SATURDAY. ACGOT17. 1901. Religious Services. government to look at the soil, himself to a number of our people 1 made to derive title from the gov­ Is now arriving |climate, etc , and see what trees is being in favor of a land leasing ernment to two other parcels of J IJ.J A N il V Kl» Mnnayer Christian Science services at HL ; ' would giow best in the locality i bill, provided one could be framed this tract of land. The defendant Brisco’s residence every Sundav 11 A%UK DRYGOODS DEPARTS i 41 J never more complete than , 'THE FUTURB OUTLOOK and the proper inode of planting. ' that would be satisfactory to all ' is Fleming's successor in interest o’clock a m. aud 8 p. m. Sunday . \'e nm preparing tlfi8 vea > —*«4 Mr. l’inchot was kind enough to concerned. Mr. Moody said that if ’ The plaintiff claims through the school at 10 a. m. Meeting is also Congressman Malcolm A. give a T imes H erald represent­ | the people opposed such a measure | Willamette Valley 4 Cascade held each Wednesday evening at 8 all formers efforts and continue’the L Moody, accompanied by F. II ative minute instructions as to it would not be passed. He is oi Mountain Wagon Road Company- o’clock. All are cordually invited to attend. Subject for tomorrow: Newell, Hydrographer U. 8. Ge­ how to make application for an i the opinion, however, that the only It was stipulated that as to the 40 “Mind.” ological Survey, of Washington, inspector or man from his depart­ way the small men can hold their acre tract there was no approval of Our spring stock is up-to-date aoL Rev. A J. Irwin will preach at D. C., and Gifford r’incliot, chief ment, and we will see to it that own is by having such a lav on the wagon road company’s selection. Harney the 2nd Sunday of each sists many new novelties in ladies gists ladieik,* «, : of Bureau of Forestry U. S. De­ the matter will be put into effect our statutes. He thinks that in­ ! by the Secretary of the Interior month at 11 a. m. and 7:80 p. m. Men and boys clothing, hats, ghoci, Wil partment of Agriculture, arrived immediately. It is possible, how­ stead of retarding settlement in prior to June 25, 1899. and as to Sabbath school every sabbath at 2 IIeaclq”ai-teis For gt here last Wednesday looking over ever, that the representative can­ stock sections it will accelerate' the other two tracts no approval by p. m. -uch, as home-seekers w uuld more the Secretary of the Interior prior There will be preaching services this section of the country. nFa.sla.ion.s s - zlc I not be sent here before spring. reudily take land where they were to 1893. The Supreme Court holds at the Poison Creek school house The object was for Mr. Newell Mr. E. P. McCormick, an at­ assured of range for stock and not that by his attempt to gain title every 4th Sundav at 2:30 p. m. ZF’aslxiozxei'foie G-Cc.sal to see the conditions and possibil­ torney of Salem, accompanied the in constant danger of being crowd­ from the government by preemption Rev. A. J. Irwin, pastor. Our line of fresh ms ities in E istern Oregon for gov­ party. They left our city yester­ ed out. He soys no bill will be en­ Fleming admitted title in the gov­ At the Presbytertan church ernment experiments and aid in day morning for Ontario where tertained by the public lands com­ ernment, and is therefore estopped Burns. Rev. A. J. Irwin pastor the way of storage reservoirs and they again strike the railroad and' mittee, of which he is a member, from claiming adverse possession Devine eervici s the third and fourth artesian wells. The gentleman is from there they will go to Port­ that will in an v way interfere with during hie proceedings in the land Sundays of each month at 11 a. m. Also find favor with our many customers. and 7:30 p. in. f-abbath school at in charge of investigation of wa­ land. the homestead law, and that leases Department. As to both the 40- 10 a. tn. every Sabbath morning. . ter supply, and practically every­ would not be made for a longer pe­ acre tract and the other two parcels Preaching services at the Baptist thing in this line, which is under­ riod than five years, at which time of land, it is held that the statute Isn’t it about time the sheepmen taken by the government, de­ they would be re-adjusted. Mr. of limitations does not run until the church every 1st and 2nd Sundays, of Like county were taking some morning and evening Sunday j Moody spoke of a local option title is passed from the government, school every Sunday at 11 a. m. pends on his recommendation. action against the land leasing clause which would provide for lo­ it is apparent that it has nut yet It is upon his report that congress P. G. SMITH, Propt., - _ _ _ Burn»,^' proposition. The opposition has cal organizations to distribute the run as to any of the land. The prayer meeting every Thursday. evening. acts upon all matters pertaining to formulated plans to come before land. For instance, Harney coun­ lower court left the question of Headin' PAI irrigation. 1 Fresh Beef Pork, etc. in any quantity desired* the next congress, anil unless the ty stockmen would have the privi­ whether Fleming intended to admit Sealed Bids. This is his first visit to the arid I Bologna and Sausage of ail kinds always on sheepmen oppose it in a resolu­ lege of distributing the range to the title of the government to the lands of Oregon, and which was tion to congress, there will be suit themselves. Should such a jury, but the Supreme Court holds Bids will be received by the di- done al the urgent request of only one side of the question be- taw pass, Mr. Moody says, pro- ! that this was error. The lower rectors of Burns scnool district No. Congressman Moody. Mr. New-| i fore the law makers. A meeting ! vison would be made to give the [court held that title passed to the 1 to grade the school grounds, ell is very favorably impressed should be called and action taken actual resident owner the prefer­ wagon rood company when the se­ block No. 58. The grading to be v-r with this particular section, and at once, for after while it will be ence over non-resident owners. He lection list was filed and the fees done according to stakes set slated to a T imes H erald repre­ failed to convert any ot our stock­ tendered, but the Supreme court Surveyor Johnson. Bids will too Lite.—Examiner. .. 12. at 2 o'clock August sentative that he knew of no place men to his views, however, and i holds that the title does not pass opened 1 1901. at the school house. Bo-rd E„ where possibilities for govern­ they still fail to see the benefit to until the selections have been ap reserves the right to reject any and Captain Richard P. Hobson,the tie derived from such a law. Mr I proved by the Secretary of the In­ ment expenditure could accom­ C. G. S mith , Clerk. all bide. muchkissed hero of Santiago har­ Moody informed T he T i .ME s -H er - terior. The verdict of jury in the plish more with less money than Harney valley. He assured us bor, wouldn’t stand for any oscul­ ai . d that the administration fa­ lower court was for tho defendant We wish ta call the attention of that lie would certainly recom­ atory demonstration at the Mono- vored a leasing bill, and bethought upon his adversed possession. • The our local horsemen to the date of ■ mend a survey and accurate no Lake, Wis, assembly the our people would also advocate it Supreme Court holds that a verdict the race meet at Long Creek which should have been directed by the commences September 2d and con­ measurements of the many reser­ other day. After his address on w hen we understand the matter. 'court in favor of the plaintiff. tinues five days. There will be voir sites, if it is requested by the the American navy before 5,000 $800 in purses. For further par­ people in a big auditorium a little Cow Ordinance Repealed. our delegation. This must be done Bozrd of Equalization. ticulars write T. D. Williams, sec­ actress rushed up and tried to before anything can he accom­ retary, Long Creek, Ore. At a meeting of a number of our McClain A Biggs Proprietors, Hurns, Oregon kiss him but he balked. Later, plished. Mr. Newell says we Notice is hereby given that the business men last Sunday evening This Stable is located on the corner of Fust and B, Streets, »rd is when he held an informal recep ­ have excellent opportunities with it was decided to petition the city board of equalization for Harney JOHN GEMBERLING, and grain on hand- Has competent help. Runs a Job Wagon, Tikai tion, several pretty girls attempted most natural reservoir sites w here council to make arrangements to county. Origan, will attend at the the same thing,but he side-stepped Jeweler and Optician. | f" 310 I ’ a,t of ,he Country. the water supply is sufficient to have the range cattle k< pt out of office of the county clerk of the said Open for repairing and optical “ irrigate this vast and fertile val­ again. The girls were deeply- town. Accordingly a petition, county, on Monday, the 2d day ot disappointed and wanted to know work. ley. September, 1901, and publicly ex signed by many of our citizens, was M. F itzgerald , P resident F. S R ieder , S ecy and Tai NEXT DOOR TO P. O. The gentlcmiin is also satisfied what he was there for, anyway. presented la: t Monday evening at I amine the assessment rolls, and B iggs & T urner . A ttorneys that we have attesi.m water here a special meeting of the “city I correct errors in valuation, descrip- NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.' I tiune, etc., and to increase or rt duce An exchange prints the follow­ dads.” It did not have the desired at no great depth. This is also in ZEZsustem Oxeg’on. Title LAND OFFC1C AT BURNS, OREGJN. ' GrixazarxtTT- Co. his line and it is possible that an ing marriage ceremony, which effect, it seems, as immediately I the valuation of property assessed, July 12, 1901. . Notice is hereby given that the following- ' experiment will be made in this was said by Tennessee squire a after the petition was read a motion in the manner, and perform the du­ ’ untu i x cor: poi : at i : d . hr.s file.I iiotii e of log intention i ties as now prescribed by law, for tn i.r.ke pc'tlvr final proof in support of big claim, aud i line when piopeily brought be- short time ago: ‘-Wilt thou take was made to repeal the cow orili suit proof -'.ill be inRi.'e before Regigier Abstracts Furnished and Title Guaranteed the board of equalization for such that and R-. ei\er at I’.uru«, Oregon, on August 26, ! her for your pard; for better or nance, and it went through without fore congress. viz John Crer.gmun, H E. No. 1270, for ' county. All persons interested are i I'.'Ol, n dissenting vote. Tho whole he NE ', N '.V 1 j a.;.I Lu'.g 2, 3, 6 and 7, Sec 18, To ail Lands in Ilarney County, worse; to have, to hold to fondly M hat is first needed in .S R. 22 E. thing was brought about by the hereby notified to appear at such Tp He ’J’ name», the following witness?« to prove I guard till hauled off in a hearse? way of grovernment assitance bib nttinuons residence upon and cultivaiion matshai inqmunding n number of time mid place. of nai l land, \ iz Sirn n Lewia. Gerald t.riffin, ‘ t bald proof will be made before the! r up I Receiver ar i nn s Oregon, on The petitioners asked that the the date of the Second Annual 1 Ke/.iri Borne, but when we take into con­ ami three sisters and a brother?” hutg.Jiiv, the th dav ,,f eptember, ¡'JOI. viz:' Rai heel Marntdcs. ltd entry, No. 715, for the' TRISCII & DONEGAN, Proprietors. Comity Fair to September 30. The couiuii provide a means of keep ­ sideration the fact Ilfat the Ore­ His (ace grew pale and blank; il N i. . Se ■ Tp ji-s, R E W M. He names the following wit near *■ to prove his continu­ fair will continue one week begin ­ ing the rang» sleek out of town gon delegation has always been was too late to gilt, ami as to the ous mideate upon and cultivation of «aid viz: i N Hugh‘t and Archie RcnnicK, ning Sept 30 t.> Oct. 5 inclusive, land, of l un r . Oregon, and W. B. Parser and P. M asking for river and harbor ap­ floor he sank, he meekly said, and pay the expense out of the city This was decid. J upjn for therea- Ubceay. of Riley, Oregon* treasury. Our authorities consid ­ G. W. H ayes , Rnjieier. propriations, and, with the excep­ -‘I wilt.” Ize Tlxis ZZead-CLViaitss The ered that no partiality should be iaon that our people would be in tion of Mr. Moody, know nothing SUMMONS. shown, mid if the town cow had to, ■ better shape to take part in the Renewed efforts are being ' of this s-etion — and from appear­ In Jugti-t ’ g Gonrt of Burr.« Precinct, Ilarnev afiair and be able to bring in and be impounded her country sister. Oregon. ances care less the matter is made to have a part of the Lake­ should be served likewise, 'liny! arrange exhibits that could not be N. County, Brown, Leon SI. Prown nni Bm Brown, clear enough. The fact of the view land district, in Oregon, I also state—which is a fact—that arranged at an earlier date. As Co-Partner« as N. Brown A Suu«, PlaiuUff, I (French Housebuilding) noth« matter is, we liave no one to transferred to the Burns district.' the people of Burns are taxed to soon as possible tho premium list A. Glttinj«. Pcfendent. I defendant Tn the r.amo of MESDAMES HOUSAM 4 JORDAN, Propriety n Bu blame for the impression that A large petition has been re­ death now and to incur the addi will be arranged and printed. Just ivtc 1" A.Gij.i ii i of crugun, v i u uro hurtihv required to ' -" ’>• i -vr ih<- < omplaint file ! atmirgt Eastern On-gon is nothing more ceived at the General Land Office tional expense of a man to herd at this time we are unable to state a:-; you in the above entitled action on or before the::», da-. < f lugrat I'.'1!, and ifvou full to than an Afncan waste, but oui asking that a tract of land about' range cattle out of town would not i the exact amount to be given in H-.svr. for want thvr.of, p'.liitlff will take Mr. I ;ut!-er'.e-it fuainst you for TX..22 for jj . mm I s r .Id premimums, we are assured, how ­ Large, clean and comfortable rooms. Everything uno»’ ,one | tin.i delivered to yon in ¡turna. Harnev c< unty own representatives. They are 6o miles square, forming the t x-' meet with approval. The council Or«,.... »• vour 1«1 t: «■»..« «rd rche.l bv an order of persona] supervision of the landladies. 3ecil’ the ones that have been derelict. treine southeastern part of the has been increasing our fire appa-1 ever of a good list and a great deal the 1 h:-.umuior.» J.-.lice „1 th.- «: ..... entitled eonrt. made of attention will be given to farm ratus considerably- during the past brow «.nl .-.itert-d on the 17>h d«r ¡ol Jnlv. laoi, state of Oregon, be removed from Now that Mr. Newell has gone " hi. h.--d. •* IkeSrM publication there..! to be produce and stock. nui'leJui> j)ih, 1VO1. year and it still needs a few hun ­ traveling men s heaequarteb h the jurisdiction of the Lakeview over the ground and has a thor­ H. J am E som . Jus iec at ihe Peace, Burn« Praciuit said dred dollars worth more of para-, office and placed under that at ough knowledge ol the situation 1 Ge ('entity. Centrally located with Sample rooms in connection- G.iwmi J: Garnish, and possibilities, our delegation Burns. The signers of the peti­ phernalia to make it efficient. This Alterne? a far Pir.iLtiff. is given as one reason for their not ' can ask the government to do tion assert that the lands in this acceeding to the wishes of the pe­ School Supt. Bartlett informs US something with the assurance that tract are more accessible to the titioners. that the date fur holding the teach­ it will be favorably reported on latter office than to the former. er« ’ annual institute has been pet The matter is to be deplored, as from this branch of the depart­ Thyir allegations, however, arc our people want a cow ordinance tor Sept. 23, 24, 25, and Burns is in genet al terms, and because of and should have one. The matter selected as the place for holding ment. Congressman Moody raw that their indvtiuheness the papers in of outside stock could—and in all the meeting Supt. Bartlett says with no knowledge of our stiearns the case have been returned. likelihood would—have been satis­ there will be a goo.l attendance of About a year ago many of the factorily adjusted at the meeting of teachers and hopes to make the in­ and water supply it would be stitute more beneficial, if possible, Useless to ask for anything, hence, [H-ople interested in this move pe­ the Stock Association which is than any heretofore held in the the visit. The people of the First titioned foi a similar change, but called for tomorrow afternoon. county. Slate Supt. Ackerman THE JONES LEVER BINDER*. M congressional district appreciate at that time were concerned in a The Only Binder w ith a Fly AA heel. and Dr. Beatlie, president of the The Emmett Clark Case. oserl small tract, '¡ ’ he names appear ­ Representative Moody's services Weston Normal, will be in atten- new Sell Solely on their Merit«. in this direction, which will tes. It ing on the original petition gener- dance. The first of the »1 i k the supreme (Ev material benefit, not only to .<’’y appeaieil on the one just re-' The programs will be sent to the court handed down the following . ~ “ Not ¡'ei.mse they h ive once served Si tneore's ••G' 1 P1* the and land district, but the [ccived, together with manv addi-' decision in the land case of F. mine, t various teachers of the county in a but for what they'll do for you. <" few days. tivn.il ones \\ bile the assertion . Clark: whole state. , Not because the price is lowest (they cost more« him Oitfoid l’inchot, chief of the is made that this tract is more Charles Altrchul, appellae.d, vs It may interest our readers to t.un any other ) but because they “fill the''bill.” Bureau of Forestry V. S Dr aecrssable to th«- Burns land office l-.iumett Clark, respondent, from give the names of the committee I’hey have roused the bitterest opposition from cc»|* Kay part nient of Agi uultuic. came to than to Lakeview , the map seems llarney County, M 1> Clifford, appointed by President Lusk, of Y ou h see the reason why if y ou but try them. flfl Oregon for the purp< se. f confer- ■to so show the contrary to be the Judge, reversed opinion by Justice the American Cattle Grower’s l ev .Ur o r ugl.lv up-to-date and practical f»« 8 d«n Wolverton. ting with the stenkmen touching (fact. Association, to draft a leasing bill, ■ ents i om tongue t j lire—save time—save money—**r msv This was an action to recover riies* gentlemen are thoroughly No member ot the state delega- and worry. _ . on the matter