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BURNS, HARNEY COUNTY, OREGON, NOVEMBER 9, 1901. OFFICE should consider such a trifling ad STOCKMEN WILL COMBINE vance in Mr. O’Riley’s bid. The I confirmation of the sale was post h .su. — ------- IVj SUBaCKIPTION RATEtì^^l OREGON FEDERAL PLl’M THAT HAS poned to ascertain the feelings of NEBRASKA GROWERS WOULD DE FEAT THE LEASE BILL. >2.00 the creditors and not for the pur- !> >aa Yaar ...................... . PREMATURELY RIPENED. I . 1.00 Ma Moatha ........................ . .75 pose of receiving a higher bid. * niraa Monta» :: ♦1 Judge Bellinger remarked that ' OFFICIAI. DIREI. Tour Stockmen of a Group of Western States May Vacancy in The United States Land Office $2000 was not a trifling amount, «. «TAve—oaiws 3 Get Together to Resist Measure Pro J. II. Mitchell. ¡P> a. Sanatore ................ | At Burns Smokes Out Hungry Place but stated that if Mr. O.Rei'ly Jufteph Simon I posing Lease of Lands. Hunters says The Telegram. iThvs. Tongue. would increase his bid to $42,000 fM A. Moody iùw»»yjì»a»ral D. R. N. HHckburn the sale of the plant to him would Omaha, Neb. 2—Dsipatclics re ................. T. T. Geer The Portland Telegram of last ................ Fl Dunbar I 'ereiàrz ol mate If not, lie might re ceived in thin city from Harrison, ........... C S Moore ! Friday says: While aspirants for be confirmed. ¡¡Traiue InMrueUon J H Ackerman I ....... W H 1-oed» Federal office in Oregon are already fer Mr. Hoyt’s bid to the trustee, Neb., are to the effect that organiza nta Frtntar » R. 8. Bean. with the authority to accept it tion of cattle men of that vicinity . ..} c. Wolverton numerous tl ere is but one office in i»re»» Jwd«»» t F. A. Moore should lie deem it proper. is being effected to co-operate wilh the state, so far as can be learned, i’T’ NINKTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT. F. 11. Holman, who appeared on cattlemen and sheepmen of Wyo that is bringing the office seekers ' M. D. CLIFFORD •: »trtrt Jud«» Win Miller laute« Atlorney This office is { behalf of the Paraffine Oil Company ming in opposition to a hill provid ......... 18 Geer out of the brush. .Int-UepreaentAlIve . J W Morrow Mnt-SeuMor ... that of register of the United States objected to the sale being confirmed, ing for the leasing of the public a», osoarcr— babsev : Land office, at Burns, made vacant: alleged that the price was ridicu lands. ...r. Jndn ...................... James A Syarrow The Omaha Commercial 'club aantr H. Riehar.teoti by the resignation of G. W. Hayes. lously low. «L Krk HA Miller Charles J Schnabel, who appear lias, by resolution, announced itn 7.7.. • ■ - J K Johi.sou Place hunters are buzzing about (•€<) >hv!!v> It has j \\ l’.ucbauan the other Federal plums in Oregon ed lor some of the employes of the opposition to the measure. ’ j E Vv.;.:” firm, objected to the confirmation been stated that Senator Millard at long range. This is due to ' ” / A. Vet.Kt.'T ’ ; H J Williuins the fact that none of the other of the sale, on the ground that he , of Nebraska will introduce the bill,, , t. LAND OFFICI political fruit is yet ripe, the terms had had no notice from the referee but in an interview today Senator, W Ha- ........ ' bau New «di of office of the present incumbents' that it was to be confirmed. II. M. Millurd declared that lie had not •1: not expiring before some time in Cake said that due notice had been j yet decided whether or not be will | given >»v the referee,but Mr. Schna present the measure. Senator «n, SOCIETIES, 1902. k M MTLVA R1BBKA H Degree No. <3 j Dietrich has announced his support Maata every 1st ffind 3d Wednesday. The office of Register of the bel insisted that this was not so. * Tillie Jordan N. D. ;e^ Frankie Mre«->n to? Secy, Burtis Land Office is prematurely ; Further discussion of the matter j of the measure. The National Ir icrii A.O.V.W.Burna Lodge, No 47 ripened fruit, but it is ripe, never- was shut off by Mr. O’Reilly an- rigation Congress, on the other ’K? Kr‘d*!' A Dnlllrd. M. w theless. Candidates are buzzing nouncing.liis readiness to pay the hand is opposing it. It is under- > E 11 Host. Rec. about this office like flies around a additional $2000, and that settled stood here that a bill has been pre-1 Tn ___ , , i- -------- - ’ sugar barrel. The office is one of j tne question, anil the sale of the pared by a prominent live stock “i? HARNEY LODGE, NO. 77. I. O O F. the poorest Federal offices in the i plant to hitn was confirmed.—Ore man in the western part of the i wt I.wp»i w Y King, seev- state which lias met the approval; • ♦ » > state, but this fact does not appear! gonian. :• of tlie interests which are sup I to discourage the horde of aspirants ! PROFESSIONAL CARDS. porting the bill and tluit this is the] Sheep Men Will Meet. iarens for the honor. r: cuit, bill which will lie presented. The I Among the candidates most ac-1 M. interests which are behind the [ *♦ tí GEO. 8. SIZEMORE, r m H i tive in the race for the Burns billet J The Boise Statesman says: Ki U Qiir.i! are J. B. Huntington, a former re-; B. Gwinn, secretary’ of the Idaho measure are the large cattle and j ATTORNEY, ' *>: BVRMB, O regon . sident of Baker county, at present Wool Growers’ association, left I sheep raising of Nebraska, Wyom ID« lollec-wo«, 1-.ÄI1U Land T«-U1WS, ta.iness, am and Real residing in Portland ¡William Farre, i yesterday for a week’s trip through ing, Colorado, Utah and Montana. . CoUeeJOD*, Batate matter promt tU it' of Canyon City, and James J Done Malheur and Harney counties. ALLEGED FRALI) IM LAND SALE. HALTON biggs ilHIg J.W BIGGU, gan, I. 8. Geer and Winn Gcwan, Oregon The wool growers’ of that Miti ill Mlbfiíl . of Burns. Huntington has been in that section of Oregou beloi g to Malheur Oil Promoters Appear Before The H Biggs & Biggs H the Land office before. Geer was a the Idaho Association and Mr. Slate Land Board. «Ù ¡■ÍD ATTORNEYS - AT - LAW, H eúv 5 Gwinn will work hard while among ' — — — — OREGON. member of the last state legislative • - B BUS, lh!r. n assembly and yoted for Hon II W them to secure a large representa-, A recent dispatch from Salem ' in:, .tn ' ; Practice in ail the courte of Ore. Corbett throughout the Senatorial lion at the special meeting to be j says: W. I*. Ready, of Portland, { :iwn- Collections promptly made. >w m ». contest, and Gowan is a son of ex held in Boise on the 11th 12th and and A. G. King, county clerk of <J. W. PAUiUSH f i>* Ci. a- R kmbold 13th of this month. Malheur county, appeared before State Senator Gowan. witu. ■I~' This meeting of the Idaho a«so- ■ the State Land Board at the Cap:- j ’I. PARRISH & REMBOLD, The oflice so persistently sought AUarneys-at-Law, after is now vacant, Ilayes having ociation is one of very great impor 1 to’, yesterday and presented state une m Borns (»nd Canyon City.) Oregon. been compelled to resign on ac tance to the wool growers of the ments indicating fraud in a recent rwul praellce In «be rourls <.( Han.ey ar I Every effort is being made ■ ; sale to certain persons by the board '• w $• <|r«Et cuti ni ira and in the bliprente exurt 01 the count of domestic imbroglios be state. 1 Hi-î rm anti atao lu U.8. laud ufiivv. to have a large attendance and the of school land« situated in the oil was mixed up in. gentlemen who have the work in belt of Malheur county. mi Ohan. H. Leonatxl, ■ A h to >he other offices, it is not A ytomney - at -^ w , Recently, when indication« of the : believed that any changea will be charge aie now confident that this presencs of oil were found in Mai-1 •M"1 Careful attention given to Collec- i made until after next. June. The end will be obtained. There are many important ques- heur county near Vale, the leading lions and Real Estate matters. ' terms of a few of the Federal oflice mtr« ialrfa I tions to come before the meeting residents of that section applied to Notary Public (IdS ; holders in Oregon expire in January 7i Mr« The two most prominent ones are the Federal government to have H abnkt , - O regon Î.UAX ! but the majority have longer to the “ two-mile limit law” and the three and one-half townships of ■mmiVluuai X.Fm'i.WUI serve. There are already dozens of “shoddy” goods bill, which will be land, ill the oil belt, set aside as an AUorMy at Law. Not»r» f'nl.lio candidates for every oflice, but it is Real Er ate Agent by no means certain yet that all of taken up at the meeting of the oil reservation, the disposal of the 1 Ir’d» WILLIAMS A FITZGERALD CM* the present incumbents will lie dis- National Live Stock association at lands thereafter to be governed by '•* ’ I Ontea ia«M Xwm Building. laws and conditions similar to those turlied. Some tnay lie given An at Chicago, December 3. ir.a»> B l ' knb , - O regon F. J. Hagenbarth of Sjiencer, prevailing in the case of mining 1 other term of four years. Idaho, has been chosen by John W. and mineral lam's. I 8. W. MILLER, Springer, president of the National It is alleged that the civil engi «W D. C. O'Reilly Buys Iron Works. Sc <*»• association, to present the argu neer in charge of the work nf sur NOTARY PUBLIC. U When II. G Platt, receiver, asked ment favoring the bill before the veying the oil belt, gave eome pri ; ¡MfU r Burns, - - - Oregon. for bids for the wircliase of the Chicago meeting. If it is accepted vate partiea the tip. and those latter rinp. < * JOHN * • GBABY plant of the Wolf .1- Zwicker Iron by that body the bill will be pre »kipped down to Salem ar.il bought I UL-<* < W. L. MAMDEN, Works a short time ago, the highest sented to congress for passage at its up a quantity of school land from .e MARSDEN & GEARY. u the state, before the oil reserve Physicians ind Surgeons. hid he received was $40.000, from neat session. >1 MB The meeting at Chicago thia year a.- •« ' could be established by the Feuer- BC*>- OREGON. Drake C. O'Reilly. Judge Beil- m «• Offer •< erticene»’, /’A r .Vo f ' Bellinger was inclined to think the will probably be the most success- al government. It is stated that a suit will be bid was not high enough, ami so full in the history of the National Live Stock association. All of the brought to set aside the deeds to < DR H. VOLP. the confimation of the sale was it».-«« il S» state ns-ociation» are pushing per- these school lands »old under these postponed until yesterday the its. ' PhjHieiaa und Surgeon. parations for a big representation. conditions, and any school land nis* following bid was handed in: umcl AT BKSIPKX E *•* Portland Ore . Oct. 31. 1901.— Utah has already appointed UM) hereafter taken within the proposed I er»« Alex Sweek, Referee in Bankruptcy delegates and arrangements are be- reserve will l»e contested. The state H. KLEBS, M. D. ingmade for a special train to convey will not sell any more school land» . a»*1 PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Portland Ore.: 1 herewith submit them. Montana has been thorough within the territory alleged to be «*• bid or, plant nf the Wolff A Zwicker Office in Vwgtly Building. !«•*« ly organized within the pa«t year oil land, and which it is proposed I Iron Works for the sum of forty- B abwb . O kbgon . H two thousand do',lor»( $42,000), this and will send a larger number of to embrace in the oil reserve. Telephone No 171 delegate«. bid to cover all property of said :: When Armali« Weep. At last year’s meeting of the Na t X 11 Hard concern not heretofore sold, and r.« St. a, BvswMoa Hibburd Ac Brownton. particularly referred to in the in tional association at Salt Lake, Lady Burton says she has seen DEN.TK1X ventory, In-lug the same pioperty Idaho had 270 delegates. It is ex horses in the Syrian desert cry K door tw ~ • o I • * pected that fully this nomber or heretofore offered for sale at public ■r» Orvgnn. from thirst, a rnule cry from the more will attend the meeting at auction by the said H G. Platt on pain of an injured fool, and camels limit::;-:-:::::™:—::: Octolwr S, 1901; and for further Chicago The Idaho association i« making Having bn«irht the R> «tao- § identification this bid is intended very rapid growth Within the shed tears in streams. A cow sold by its mistress who rant bwines- •' - n. n 1 :: to be for the same property referred pas', year 201 new members have had tended it from birth, wept piti I reapeetftrb inca c ' ~ to in the bid of D. C. O’Reilly, on been admitted. fully. A young ape used to cry H atiaoaf ail old p<'r • “ " ij file. from vexation if Livingston didn't That Baker City Railroad All property to be transferred M rs H K - mith g nurw it in his arms when it a-k^d free from incumerance hitn to Wounded apee have died Should the sch*m ‘ s of our m-igh R. W H oyt . Trustee borir.g towns I* successful. Hunt crying, and apes have wept over As the sale had been made sub ton would soon be wiped off the their voung ones slain by hunters jecl 10 the approval of the court, map. Weiser wants our Harney JOHN MeMl’LLEN A chimpBriz.ee trained to carry there was nothing to prevent this trade, Baker City is after our Hrake water jugs broke one,and fell a-cry- River railroad, and Vale istryiig bid from being considered and ac to get the Malheur City stage line ing. Rata discovering a young or,e eepted. We are not loeiiig any sleep ovet drowned, have l>eeti moved to tears th er'« S B Linthicum, as council for the efforts st these rival town», but of grief. A girt lie which a hunts Mr O'Reilly, objected u> this bid we must confess that we do feel a H méf <•« ■ '”4 man's rifle had injured began to cry. being considered He said the little bit nervoua from fear that Sea lions weep lor the loae 'tf their king Bitt g* court had stated that if the credi Secretary Miller of the Baker Citv young. & rbon and platinum tor» did not object the sale would Chamber of Commerce will incor porate the Baker City A .“even be confirmed Creditors to the ex llevih railroad Such a railroad W* bare the Leet M cm I i of wall Mawoi'» pr ’»•• ;-■! tent of $1'W had signified tb*ir on paper mean« abeolute ruin tn paper and J a pa Drew matting ever lei» First ria», work satisfaction with the bid. and it Hontinftori Oh. dear Miller don't brought from the railroad. —Burna lafa " ori gnarar teed Furniture Co. did r t *e*n» right that tbs »‘-urt do it’ —Huntington If raid «••••••••••••••••••••••••• 'The Times-Jierald. MANY WANT THE I i ...THE OREGON FORWARDING COMPANY I he Best Supplied GENERAL MERCHANDISE I11 Eastern Oregon STORE WE CARRY A FI LL LINE OF----- Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps BEST QUALITY, LATEST STYLES, LOWEST PRICES. DRY GOODS AND GENTS FURNISHINGS Our Grocery and Hardware stock is complete in every particular. STUDEBAKER WAGONS and OLIVER CHILLED PLOWS "777’ au.reliou.sesZ We are giving the people of Harney and Malheur counties an opportunity to exchange their products for CASH AND MERCHANDISE. W<- pay the highest price in Cash and Mercbandiao At the Arcadia Stock Varus we will re • ivo for half cash anu half good« u* I Stock riiuat be Bound and acceptable t > Supi rinl< nd< nl Metcalf, of Arc adia. We have concluded to make Ontario and Arcadia points of exchange thus enabling every farmer to dispose of his products readily ithtil four utibonaft