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he Times-fierald.
NO. 49.
BURNS. HARNEY COUNTY, OREGON, NOVEMBER 2. 1901.
VOL. XIV
THE
M'KINIEV
MEMORIAL might not be able to pass, adopted WILL DICTATE HIS MESSAGE
a rulo that no license be issued, but
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that a permit be granted for a lim
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION ISSUES A ited time until such applicants pre ROOSEVELT WANTS NO HELP ON DOC
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12.00
id Year
UMENT TO CONGRESS.
PUBLIC STATEMENT.
pare themselves in such branches
.1.00
a Moncha
. .75
irea Month«
as they might be deficient in.
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June 13, 1891, it is asserted that
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
STAT»— OBBUOX
Areb Is Proposee tn Be Erected at the Wash Volp, under said rule, was granted Heads of Departments Will he Expected to
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J. It Mitchell
i. Senator»
Keep Congress Informed on Hatters
ington Approach of New Memorial
t
Joaeph Simon
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a permit to pr- dice medicine until
In Their Sphere.
Bridge Across Potomac.
♦ Thus. Tongue.
December, 1891, and that he might
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igreaamea
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D.
R.
N.
Blackburn
urna? Geuerai
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A recent dispatch from Wash
Washington, Oct 2«.—The W m in the meantime perfect himself in
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ratary oi State
the studies in which bexvas imper ington says: All member» were
C 8 Moore
aturar .
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McKinley
National
Memorial
Arch
J H Ackermau ,
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W H Leeds
ta Printer
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present at the meeting of the cabi
association today issued this state fect.
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March 2 1892, it is stated that net today. The president discuss
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C.
Wolverton
»ream Jodgea
meut
to
the
public:
5 F. A. Moore
‘ President McKinley’s memory Volp presented himself before the ed various features of his fortb-
NINETH ifJDICfAL DISTRICT.
M. D. CLIFFORD is enshrined in
the hearts of his : board. Hie examination was again ! coming message to congress and
¡tr»et Judge
VS nt Millet
it riet AUurnay
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Geer
countrymen, but their unexampled unsatisfactory, and he was granted also appointments which are to be
. ni- Kapreaeutatlee
...J W Morrow
at-deuator ... ...
affection demands expression in a permission to prastice until March made within a short time.
ceoarr- ARNETT
The consultations between the
memoiial, national in 1893.
........ James A Sparrow i material
onty Judge ..............
H. RicharJson charactor, to be erected at the na
The permits, it was alleged, were president and his cabinet officers
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K A Miller j
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J K Johnson tional capitol,the scene of his gieat- not numbered, as in the cases were especially full, owing to the
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Geo Shelley
>HÍ¿
J W Buchanan est labors and aebievments.
The where license were issued, and, determination which Mr. Roosevelt
JO Bartlett i
.............. E J Noble William McKinley National Mem were not recorded in the registry of has reached to write all of his own
uck iMpeetar
A. Vetiato.-
tiauuMiouaM
R J Williams orial Arch association bas been in- ! license.
Volp accepted the permits messages to congress and to do it
■aaaev ». «. lanu OFFICI :
Heretofore the
•leo. W Ha’« corporated under the laws of the with the agreement to qualify him on original lines.
. •stator
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. t han Newell !
District of Columbia to meet this self, and that he would at the ex secretary of state has written that
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desire by the erection ot a national . piration of the limited time present! portion covering foreign relations
SOCIETIES.
and the other cabinet officets each
memorial arch in honor of Psesi- himself for examination.
JYLVA REBEKAH Degree No. <8
taMtaavery
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Prior to March 30, 1895, it is have contributed a chapter on his
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Meocaevery lacaudtd
am
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tiifce
dent McKinley, in the city 01
Frankie lit* arc n Ref bec’y.
Washington, by national popular charged that Volp changed the per respective department. The presi
A- O. U. W. Burns Lodge, No. 47
mit granted to him in June 1891, dent has determined to do way
subscription.
M^..«ry Friday al«lm
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‘‘President Roosevelt has accept and erased the time limit, “Dec with this detailed statement of the
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ed honorary membership in the ember, 1991,’’ and presented him affairs of each department. Be
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harney lo dot -:, no 77, i. o o f .
r. »ti.
self to the present Board of Medical will devote his meesage only to
association.
M..c.«lOdd Fatto« H.n.^^y SMuntoy
Examiners and said be was a licens such topics as he chooses to lay
mtriî
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It
is
proposed
to
place
the
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memorial arch preferably at the ed physician, and the board believ ' particularly before the attention of
Washington approach to the Mem ing his statement, recorded the coi'gr«»es,leaving the repres« ntatives
professional cards .
— — — — — — - orial bridge across the Potomac same as required by the act of 1895; of cabinet officers to acquaint con
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connecting Washington with Ar Volp thereafter, it is alleged, ob gress with the details of the admin 51
GEO. 8. SIZEMORE,
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lington, which President Mckinley tained a certified copy of the re istration.
ATTORNEY,
Secretary Haj’ referred to the
earnestly desired and recomended cord from the county clerk and
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to congress as ‘A monument to i filed it with the county clerk of case of Miss Stone and in answer !
CollecaatJ*, Land busine*-«, and BeaJ|
! Harney county; that Maj’ 23, 1900, to questions told of a message re j
American patriotism.’
®atate matter promj ftv attended to.
‘ Contributors to its fund will be j the Medical board filed a charge ceived todav from Consul Dickin-1
OALTUN BH*«*
J. W BKHIS,
made members of the \\ llliam Mc ! that Volp had fraudulently obtain- j son at Sofia and Charge Spencer
Biggs & Biggs
Kinley National Memorial A.rch 1 ed their indorsement to the pet mit Eddy at Constantinople, which |
ATTORNEY." - AT - LAW,
association. The treasurer, Hon. j which he received in 1891, serving j threw no light on the present hid- 1
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— OREGON. Lyman J. Gage, secretary of the him with a copy of the complaint, ing place of Mis« Stone.
Practice in all the courts of Ore. treasury of the United State». and after a hearing January 4,
Borlr.g for Artesian Water.
Washington, D. C„ will receive all 1901, revoked his license.
Collections promptly made.
This defense is made in view of
contributions
and
will
forward
cer
C.
W.
P
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«2. A K embocd
tificate of membership of all con the decision of Judge Frazed that . The machinery w#s placed and
PARRISH & REMBOLD,
a medical license once issued is the work of sinking for artesian
tributors.
ACIorn«ye-at—Law,
“Contributions of money may be good for all time, and not subject water on lot 17, between Boyer
M.ter
Burn*
(and Canyon City,) Oregon.
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handed
to postmaster«, managers to limitation, and can only be re j Bros. & Co’s store and the Hotel '
Will practice In
the
court*
of
Harney
and
in u>e • our» oi uarr.rx *»u
Ki
rant cuBMtlra
ol the
the |
Orant
couatira and
and tu
in tbe
rhe bupreine
supreme <.xun
CcUrt ol
of telegraph, telephone and express voked after a trial and conviction Ontario was begun by Contractor!
•tale, aud alto in U. ». land otfilce.
otlices or deposited with banks or for any offense enumerated in the ! Ed Ashley Wednesday morning.
(JhatH. II. Loonaitl,
The contract calls fol the sink
other financial institutions ami statute.—Oregonian.
ATTOKNEV- AY-I.AW,
ing of the well to a depth of five;
newspapers. They are hereby au
Careful attention given to Collec-
hundred feet within which depth it
thoriz.ed and requested to receive
Puctto 1 lively Mining Camp.
tiona and Real Estate matters.
is
confidently expected to encount
f .
and transmit contributions to the
Notary Public
er a substantial flow of water. [
treasurer.
The
association
heartily
There is much general pood feti- ;
II abney ,
-
O regon
invites and confidently expects the ing through the Pueblo mining dis However , if the flow is not obtain-;
ed at that depth the well will be [
M. F itk G fka LD co-operation of governors ot states
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trict, so says II. Hughson, who is sunk still deeper, 1,500 feet if nec-
Net nr? Public
ÀUorney «t Law.
and
territories,
the
mayors
of
cities
Real Extalc Ac««»
extensively interested in the de 1essary.
WILLIAMS A FITZGERALD ami all other public officials, of the velopment of copper claims in that
David Wilson bears one-half of
press of the country, of the church vicinity.
Of ilea id old M mod c Building.
1 the expense of sinking the well, the
es.
colleges
and
schools
and
of
all
B urn «,
-
O ebgon
The mines being developed are
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organised cities and requests that very rich and will be the meanu of other half lieing subscribed by the :
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8. W. MILLER,
they will take immediate action to distributing large eutns of money citizens of Ontario.
In
the
sinking
of
this
well,
which
protect its objects by making and in the valleys of Paradise in Neva
NOTAHY H’JBLIC.
securing sul>scriptions. All com da. and Surprise in Modoc, Califor , is in every way a commendable :• ::
Burna, - - - Oregon
munications. except remittances, nia, from which points most of the enterprise, much speculation is in
should
be addressed to Thomas 1’. supplies are shipped; though at dulged in l>y our people. Many
w. L. ■Atanan.
johm « ^ kaby
Walsh,secretary, Washington D C present Winnemucca in Nevada, is are of the opinion that instead of
MARSDEN & GEflRÏ.
“The association is in entire the general point of shipment for artesian water oil will be encount
Phyakiaiu and Surgeons.
ered in paying quantities and that
sympathy with the proposition to mining supplies.
it will demonstrate as claimed bv
MJBXf
OREGON.
erect a suitable memorial to the
In the Pueblo district develop
many, that we have here in the
Office at rtnittf'
LC~
A. F0 !
late president at his grive in Can ment work is being pushed by the
Snake river valley, the greatest oil
ton, Ohio.
companies representing a corpora
fields in America, while others
DR H. VOLP,
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tion of capital. This district has a
seem
to think, and with go«xl
PhyakJau and Surgeon.
PERMIT NOT A LICENSE.
one 5 stamp mill and also a Hunt
grounds, too. considering former
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ington mill. At present a deal is ! investigations in this vicinity, that
Novel Defense Made by State Medical
on in the Vickersburg district, ad natural gas will b>- discovered in
Examiners in a Suit.
H. KLEBS, M. D.
joining that of the Pueblo, for a quantities sufficient for fuel and
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
quarti claim from Jim A Ashdown,
lighting Ontario and neighboring
In answer tn the suit of Dr. Hein
Uffica in Vsegtly Building.
et a) to the DeLamar Co. of Utah towns. One thing is certain, the
rich
Volp
against
the
Oregon
State
Bl'M«.
O regok .
for over HO,000.
well will afford a plentiful supply
Board of Medical Examiners, ask
Telephone No 171
On Pueblo mountain a group of
of good, wholesome water if noth-
ing that the action of the board
copper mines are Iwing develop«-d 1 ing more —Ontario Argus.
S. BfevBMB
L E. Uibberd
revoking his license be declared to
Hibbard Ac Brownton. be illegal, the novel defense in made These claims are owned by the
Sumpter mining men and local
D entists .
that the board adopted a rule of
The Tokio Nippon publishes this
men of the district.
Offle« trat 4ov. cat
. *•:< h<n.
grunting permits to persons to prac
matrimonial advertisement "I am
Bnrti» Orfeón.
The Nelson copper group, on
tice medicine who were lacking in
a beautiftl woman. My abundant
Jackson mountain has been sold
•otne particulars. It is said '.hat
undulating bair envelops me in a
for 142/100 to a San Francisco firm,
Volp twice failed to pass an ex-
cloud. Supple a« a willow is my
while a mining company ha« pur
amination «utficientlr good to en.
waist. Soft and brialiant is my
chased the Old Badger mine on
title him to a license, but joet the
visage as the satin of the flowers.
Bartlette Creek in the old Vary-
same was both times given a per-
I am endowed with wealth suffi
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vilie district and active work baa
mit vesting him with authority to
cient to saunter through life hand
been resumed
hang out a doctor's sign and do
in hand with my beloved. Were 1
Mr. Hughson predicts the Pueblo
r~* '
the best be could.
to meet a gracious lord, kindly, in
and other adjacent district« will
The board of Medical Examiners
telligent well educated and of good
«"onstitute »ome of the richest min
is
now
composed
of
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L.
Saylor,
taste. I would unite myself with
JOHN NkMULLEN
ing districts in Nevada. He also
Byron t Miller. W. E.Caril, A B.
him for life, ami later share with
rays exceedingly gx*d coal pros-
Gills and H. E Corny, and they
him the pleasure of being laid to
pecta have been found, and the out
were appointed under the act of look for th« opening up of some rest eternal in a tomb of pink
their n
marble.”
189k.
rich coal mine« in the vicinity of
The answer refers to the medical Virgin valley is of the best.— Lake
Ctoadv day« preferred f»r
TOT
acts panted in 1889 ard 1N91, and view Rustler.
The Richardson A Jatnee taw •:
■•king sittings
Photo« fin
state,
that
the
former
board,
in
or
hs**
mill
ie again turning out luml>er of
ished in carbo« and platinum
der
that
no
hardship
might
be
all
kinds.
The mill is located in
effect»
W« have the best stock of wall good timber with a good road and
worked or injustice done thee ap
lesta” tanoo«’« prone«« um 'I
plicant» for license who might in patter and Japanese matting ever ie ready to fill any eixe order »ent
•■tor» rele. First •«• work
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•ome bran« he« pae« examination« brought from the railroad. —Burns in. They also make .be best shin
and M’.»faction guaranteed
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gle« Call for price«.
required, but iu other brawl*»« Furniture Co.
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OREGON FORWARDING
COMPANY
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GENERAL MERCHANDISE
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Best ¿»upplied
STORE
In Eastern Oregon
WE CARRY A FI LL LINE OF
Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps.
BEST QUALITY, LATEST STYLES, LOWEST PRICES.
DRY ROODS AND CENTS FURNISHINGS
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Our Grocery and Hardware stock is complete
in every particular.
STUDEBAKER WAGONS
p
and OLIVER CHILLED PLOWS.
\7\7" s.r e tiovxses!
We'are giving the people of Hurney and Malheur counties an opportunity to exchange their
products for CASH AND .MERCHANDISE.
We pay the highest price in Cash and Merchandise
At tba Arcadia Stock Varda we will receive for half cash »ml half good a
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Stock muet be anti ml and acceptable to Superintendent .Metcalf, of Arcadia.
We have concluded to make Ontario and Arcadia
points of exchange thus enabling every farmer to
dispose of his products readily.
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