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I I'AA« Dissolution Notice. Newman, Defendant. of the public lands would by al>- Riyer to plaintiff's land through an To John I. Newman, tire above- ' solutely burred for at least that alleged natural channel. Some '. Th®, co partnership heretofore four or five miles below where the named defendant: ; period of time. existing between Geo. W. Hayes In the name of the State of Ore aro to aAoiv our ¿Patrons i/te Any bill for the control of the river turns into Harney Valley itj gon you are hereby required le ap- and <•■»« John G. —• Saxton has been dis- divides into two branches, called __ the __ complaint filed olved _ by 2 mutual consent. . All per- range should be along the follow pear and answer respectively the East and West gainst you in the above entitled g0|)8 jn(jeb[e(] M m Bagar JULIAN KVIlf» the aforesaid firm ing lines; Fork. From this point down to action on or before the date of the , will settle with John G. Saxton. Heavy Uuderwear, Overcoats, Felt Boots, Rubbers No leaseholds should be cre Malheur Lake the East Fork has last publication of this summons Dated this the 11 day of January LEASING PUBLIC DOMAIN. ated. Overshoes, Blankets, Hats, Caps, Etc. »•« & > 3 a fall of not to excee lj feet to the to-wit: the 1st day of March 1902;; G eo W. H ayes . if you fail to answer for want j 1902, and Grazing permits might be mile, and its banks are somewhat To Oregon there is no more We invite the ladies to call and inspect the new things in the J ohn G. S axton . , granted under some such plan as higher than the land a short dis thereof plaintiff will take judgment line of new Dress .Goods that we are now handling. We have important measure pending than against you for the following sums____ I the following : tance from the river. The land ly as demanded in their complaint.; many new articles that are of special interest to them. the one by which it is proposed by Petition For Liquor Licence. The owner and occupant of ing between the forks is known as for »72.50 with the interest thereon j act of congress to lease the unoc- LTT1TABEEG ¿c D21LTC1? 160 acres of agricultural land to - “the island.” and of this the plain at the rate of ten percent per annum i upied public domain west of the from November 14. 1900 and 47.2a j{ onO rable County Court of be allowed an exclusive grazing tiff owns 160 acres. The defendant one hundredth meridian to the attorneys fees; for »185 00 with tn-' Han county, State of Oregon, permit over four sections, 2,560 , owns 160 acres of land on the East terest thereon at 6 per cent per am under8jgned legal voter8 M. F itzgerald , P resident F. S. R ieder , S ecy and T rkas . livestock owners. Compared with acres, to be selected wherever he Fork a short distance below where num from Dec 27, 1 JOO; for 4-3.10 ■ . nr T aw«n said a law which would give into im B iggs St T urner , A ttorneys • , chose, with privilege of fencing, j it brauohes from the main river. with interest at ten percent per an- of the precinc mediate and exclusive control all num from January 1st, 1901; for county and state, most respectfully and subject to cancellation only 1 The island land is naturally irriga- »40 85 with interest at six per cent petition your Honorable Court to Eastern. Oreg-on. Title the vast stretches of desert land in ■ ted by water flowing from the river for purposes of reclamation and G-xxaxarxt3r|| Co. per annum from January 1st, 1901; grant a license to N. J. Lewis & Co. thirteen of the great states and through natural sloughs ordepress- actual settlement. ior »259.00 with ten per cent inter- to sell spirituous, malt and vinous IX COR PORATED. 1 ions. The island land owned by territories of the West, the forest Any number of settlers desiring plaintiff adjoins the defendants land their place of business Abstracts Furnished and Title Guaranteed reserve act for waste and profliga to do so to have the right to com on the south and is about a quarter cy sinks to insignlicance. To all Lands in Harney County, Ore bine their permit privileges under of a mile from the river. At the at six per cent per annum from July inoi)tbii coinliie|lci(lg on lllB 9lh In Oregon there are hundreds some co-operative form of use of j upper end of defendant’s land 2, th. 1800; for »o4.i5 with interest (>f F„bru 15MJ2: RE2LL ESTATE of thousands of acres of unoccu H> g AJbert Cawlfielll| C the range, so that all the settlers there has been, from time imme- at six percent per annum from Bought and Sold on Commission. Office in Bank Buildi pied public domain awaiting re September 18th »900; for »8 09; for w Dri,^water (ieow Clark, Wai- in a single valley or within a given 1 morial a natural slough through »20 00 with 6 prit Cent . merest there- R,)l)ert I?ri„kwaltr> P J, clamation by artificial irrigation grazing area could be given the i which the water has been accus- ,)1‘;"ar\(8?h fo.r Oard.J TOard, LB Hayes, J L and subsequent settlement by exclusive right of occupancy and 1 tomed to flow during the high water sumof»11200 with interest at the gjt A c g purIock, J(ie Rector, J | thousands of industrious people, I upon plaintiff's land. rate of six per cent per-annum f'>>™ P C(icj)rar,.‘Wra E Gray, M V control in common, Thus, winch can never be occupied for ; ILan-Ua.rL1!‘ ¿¿ ¿;ua"i;.f°r ' Smith, K D Jordan, Wm L Clark,j In 1888 the defendant construct settlers would be entitled to thur sum of »145.00 with ten per p f. G £ pttrker> other purpose than for grazing in ed a ditch near the south line of A 4 -- 4 4 4. « m ». a * mxx vw. I n w • V r* W «V cent interest thereon from January j elusive grazing permits over FRANK SMITH Propt., ONTARIO, OR. ia.se congress is induced by the plaintiff ’s land, HO as to utilize the 1st. 1901 together with their costs, N O Oard. 256,000 acres of grazing land, Notice is hereby given that on strong lobby representing and I the surplus water. At the same and disbursements herein; which they could enclose with a ¡time he put in a short flume anil The-LargestJHotel building in ¡Malheur County. This summons is published by Wednesday, the 5th day of Febru- paid by the National Cattlegrow single fence, or, at comparatively headgates so as to regulate the flow order of the Hon. James A sPar'' arv> 1902, we will apply to the Best equipped,- best managed and'most popular hos ers Association to make a whole Judge of lhe'County Court of •’ ’. . , ' ¡ j 1: I telry in Eastern Oregon. small expence, herd their stock of water where it enters the slough row, ,, 5! . r. i_, j 1 , above entitled court tor sanl 11- rale job of leasing it to a distinct Harney County Oregon, dated Jan within this area. from the river. He also built dams uary 18th 1902. which order re cense as specified in this petition. ive class of citizens. HEADQUARTERS FOR HARNEY COUNTY PEOPLE. These grazing privileges to to increase the flow through the quires this publication to be made) N. J. L ewis & Co. Portland is interested in the de which each settler would be en slough. In 1899 he closes the in The Times-Herald for six sue-! feat of the scheme which would ITix’st^ds.ss Ear’fa. Conuaectio». titled should be inalienably appur headgates so that no more water cessiye weeks, depopulate cral counties of the The date of this first publication tenant to the farm, and non-assign- flowed across defendant’s land to hereof is Jamiary the 18th 1902. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. state and turn them over to stock able except with the farm. And plaintiff’s land. The lower court B iggs & Btoos. i men, most of whom are non-resi Attorneys for Plaintiff’s jt the matter of the Estate of no one settler .should be allowed I found that plaintiff was entitled to dents and who supply their ranches have the water flow through the William Marrs, deceased. to hold more than one grazing with merchandise purchased in channel as was wont to flow through Notice is hereby given that the 1 permit. This would enforce a another state. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. a headgate put in by defendant in undersigned has been appointed j continuation of small holdings of 1898, four feet deep and four feet The present population of those Administratrix with will annexed. | both farms and glazing lamis. wide, with the gate raised four counties now is supplied by the of the estate of William Marrs, de-1 The excess area of grazing inches from the bottom of the BURNS, — _ _ OREGON. mere bants of Portland who sell ceased, by order of the County j lands, remaining after all settlers Hume. The decree also gave the Draws plan, makes estimates, etc. Buildings put up wiihin th large invoices to the interior mer- appointed by the county court of Court, for Harney county, State of i now in lhe region bad secured plaintiff authority to enter upon de Hfsatisfaction guaranteed. Harney county Oregon administra-1 Oregon made the 7th day of Jan- figures given in estimates. i bants. These Portland merchants their appurtenant light, mignt be fendant’s land to regulate the flow tor of the estate of Ralph Brown, tone 1902. Z.,4 All persons claims , til IWZ p, irvus having - hope that the pi esent population All persons holding ., apportioned in areas of any ex of water, repair the treadgate, etc. deceased. .e shall pre , .1 . . 11 against the said estate of the interior counties of the state “ . The Supreme Court holds that claims against said estate shall sent tent, to present users under graz them, with the proper voucher, | present their claims with the pro-j will be increased by immigration ing permits, but such permits plaintiff is entitled only to the nat per vouchers at the office of Bigge i within six months from the date of| of people induced there by the should be subordinate to the right ural flow of water, which would be and Biggs in the eitty of Burns, 'bis notice, at the law office of John advantages we me advertising i of any new settler al any time to through 11 channel two feet deep within six months after the date of I G. Saxton, my attorney, Burns, among the pel pie of the older this notice. anil fifteen feet wide. It also holds sec uie out of this excess area his Date of first issue January 18th1 Oregon. states. appurtenant grazing privilege of that plaintiff has no right to regu 1902, Dated this 11th day of January But let no one suspect that the late the How of water or go upon four sections. R. If. B rown I 1902, object of the proposed bill is to in defendant’s land, and that nil tire Administrator of estate of Ralph M artha M arks . It is true that such a plan as ( court can do is to compel defendant Brown, dec’d. crease population, though agricul Administratrix. this would not suit the more 1 to restore the river bank to its nor tural lands are exempted from the i grasping of the stock-growers, mal condition and permit it so to operation of the proposed law. but it would promote the reclama remain. As the dam was put in Notice of Final Settlement. NOTICE. When the grazing lands of East- * tion of the irrigable lands and by defendant, he can take it away ern and Southern Oregon are hl the matter of the estate of J. B. their settlement, and would bring if in, wishes. Is hereby given to whom it may ----- RESERVED FOR----- leased to the stock men who now Craig, deceared: concern that by order of the County about a gradual subdivision of the Notice is hereby given to the on up) , and with comparatively range so that when the irrigable Mal-| heirs of J. B. Craig, deceased, and Court of the State of Oregon made Judge C. H. Brown, C. few settlers, who will want to set lands were all reclaimed the range lett iind R. J Williams 1 On- : to all persons-having an interest in and entered July 6th 1902 the un tle upon agricultural lands in a They will have something to sav ihe estate, that the administrator dersigned was appointed adminis- would be subdivided into a multi tario visitors yesterday lias tiled his final account, and the , trator of the estate of Janie Shep stock country where all the graz tude of small holdings capable of. White settlement. Mr. court by order made and entered ing lands are in the exclusive con ard dead, and all persons having the highest care and productive- i who has been feeding his cattle this January 3d, 1902, fixed Saturday,, trol of parties who have obtained claims against her estate are here- February 15, 1902, at 1 o ’ clock p; winter at Mnlli-tt mid Brown's has ness, and without any interference the right ol possession under the ... „. ...... ....j, .......... «„„...j w „„. . by notified to present the same to ! m of said day, at the county court with any of the vested tight, the! dis|Mised of his entire band, 270 I room, . in. But^, Oregon, as theth« undersigned st the residence of proposed measure. The Oregon I reclamation and settlement of the' head, to Frye, Bruhn A Co. of time and place of bear ng such ob Walter Cross on Trout Creek in ilelegalion in congress should be arid public lands would have been 1 Seattle. He delivered IttO head for jections as may lie made or filed this county within six month of «ailed upon by every coininerci.il shipment from Ontario Tuesday, thereto, and for the consideration accomplished. «•1 gnnizntion in the state tn work lhe balance to lw delivered in i and settlement of the administra the date of this notice. Dated at Burns, Oregon January tor's account. April.—Ontario Argus. and vote against the "bill. East Dated January 4, 1902. 11th 1902. Con- Side 1 let aid. A. L. V anderpool , L. W. S iiepard , Administrator. HORSES WANTED. Administrator. Geo. II. Maxwell’commenting James Sherman, who is buying on tin- proposed land leasing cavalry horses far the English gov in the National Homemaker, ernment, wishes to inf irm horsemen that he will be in Burna until Mar. lhe following to say in part: ...AND... 1st. He offers »33 per bead for The preference nght given to geldings and »28 for marea. The stock-growers, now using the' Dealers in animals must all lie suitable for l.uul, mac be exercised over any ! cavalry purposes. .111.1, in any county or State, and Afford, the people of East and Central Oregon all th« opportunity of a the large Single owners and com-I tir.l du« tni.lerii B usiucm College. It i. a home mstitutiou covering panic«, the lug outfits ranging ' every course lu wived in Biinine.s College w< rk Ils rates ar« the «»mu H. Charged elsewhere auil the methods ar« the saiue Blu l.nis admitted over hundreds of thousands of One roan mare was rent to mv «1 any time instruction at the College or by mail. Duriug th. suamief ..11 v., w ould undoubtedly absorb I place shout Dee 1st last, by mi»- Crockery, Glassware, Windmills, Pumps. Guns, ii Qultia the < otiegw wiU cunduel a take. Weight 10DQ Iba, branded undri leasehold enormous areas yr 1 ► » »• with a screw plate on left hip Ammunition, Wishing Tackle, Paints. Doors which they now uh or claim to I and vented, also W over the other ummer ormal chool use. If any eontlicts arose be Windows, Garden Seeds Etc. iron». t> years old. unbroken tween the small settler» anil the 1 Owner please call and settle bill For tescl.era *tnl others who desire * reviewing or prep, atory coatte against animal. Sole agents for Rider-Ericsson E For .pet'iiueu» ut ^en work, .nd lull lutorm.tioii un Biisine» College »lib- big outfits as to the right to J. II. WlTZKl.L. lease, tiie settlers wouM git the' Burns Oregon Only Tin Shop in Harney Count} worst of it. and no one knows' We this better than the settlers tliem- EmnS, Oxeg-orx. liberal sch cs. Is order A« a general thing the big out- made and entered on the Sth day lit» control the water supplies of February 1902 the undersigned without widen these lands are Indiana people are making some was appointed administrator of the woilliless foi grazing or for any fuss about a hog with six feet,two estate of Fmma J Davis deceased othci puiposc, and the only « .n more than the regular pattern. and all persons holding claims against the estate are hereby notifi be winch they can be made avail TRI8CH A DONEGAN. Proprietors. Oregon has some with but two feet ed to present the same to me at able for settlement is bv the and no one is proud of them cither. mv residence near Drewarv, Oregon verified as hv hw rcpnmd. within ci>nstructio:i e»f rc«eivoirs and six months from the date of this i .m.1 - by the National Govrrn- notice. Tlxio Z^eacLeLVLaxtsxs. it tbr ¿«prese l'»«rt. n < ut as iilv4K.itcd bv The Na Dated this Sth dav of Feb 1902 tion.d Irrigation Association and I M D avh Adminiatrator The following was clipped from re« i mm« tided bv lhe I’lesideot in the Oregonian of Feb 11 Io« mi-".ige anti the Secretary of Homer B Mace, respoo lent, v» th« Interior in his Annual Report. F 1. Mace, appellant, from Harney r G SMITH. Prop« . SUMMONS. - Burns, Oregon. Under tin- provision» id see lion County M D. Clifford, Judge, nnal- j of the bill, lhe leaseholds would ified Opinion by Chief Ju«ti>e Fresh Beef Port etc. in any qvsetity desired- Head Cheese brvoim- iM.Kta.iDy vested rights Bean. McClain A Rlr-» l’ropri- tnr«. Burn«. of < v. usiye po'se'si.m for twenty Solana ard Sausage of all kinds always as hatd The object of this suit was to re This Stable is located on the comer of F st a«<i B y o( any strain defendant fmwi interfering ind grain on hand Ha. ermpetent kelp, R Ì « a Jvl « ulemcnt wlHi llw tin« v( Waler troui Silvies Zhc ïimcs-Mitraid SAME OLD STAND Best of Winter Wearables ‘f'r t'-'iAss: .¡u. ....HOTEL ONTARIO Harry C. Smith Contractor and Builder MILLER & THOMPSON CITIZENS BUSINESS COLLEGE GEER & CUMMINS CORKESPONDENCE SCHOOL MACHIIVEn.'T S N S THE CAPITAL SALOON, Bums. - - Oregon. CITY M2 AT MARKET Your patronage solicited get*le i»j ¡art of tie Ccoi trj. I h J