The Times-herald., February 22, 1902, Image 1

BL’RNS, HARNEY COUNTY. OR EGON, FEBRUARY’
VOL XV
Times-jieraici.
tity and quality has already been RAILROAD TO IAP HARNEY cating up all the feed in the section
found to demonstrate that Oregon
mentioned, and the stockmen have
has one of the most valuable oil
come to the sensible conclusion that
YUKON STAGE LINE USES THEM AL­ fields west of the Rocky mountains. IN ALL PROBABILITY IT WILL TER­ either the horses or cattle have got
On the ranch of W. G. Thomp­
MINATE AT BURNS.
to vacate that country, and that the
MOST EXCLUSIVELY.
son. near Weiser, Idaho, while dig­
horses shall be the ones to go.
ging a well for water, oil was found. ;
To get rid of the horses it is pro­
Canadian An*mals not Suited for the Try The well was down 90 feet when an ' Extension of Sumpter Valley Rond Deter­ posed that a big horse rodeo be held,
mined Upon by the Owners--
ing Demands of Far Northern
I commencing on or about the 25th
auger was put in and sunk 35 feet,
Construction Soon.
Draft Work.
•
further, bringing oil to the surface J
day of April next, the date to he
EASTERN OREGON HORSES
NO. 13.
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE, NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE
Unde- and by virtue of an Exe­
Under and by viatueof an execu­
cution
issued out the Circuit Court
tion
in
Foreclosure
and
an
Order
of*
SI’B-SCRl PTION KATES :
Sale, issued out of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for Harney
D* Year
..
...
. |2.0o
lx Month«
.1.00
of the State of Oregon for the County County, dated the 15th day of Jan­
ree Month«
.7.5
of Harney, on the 14tli dax- of Jan­ uary, 1902, and to me directed and
(FFICIAL DIRECTORY
uary, 1902, and to me directed and delivered on said day, in a certain
*T*TB—OBKGua :
J. H Mitehell.
(J.f. Seuator*
delivered on said day, in a certain cause wherein The Citizens Bank
Joseph Simuu
iTho«. Tongue.
cause wherein the Citizens Bank, a corporation, was Plaintiff and
(M A. Moody
HeflKre gS’tlftU
.1). R. N. Blackburn
settled
at
a
meeting-held
shortly
by
a Corporation, was Plaintiff and Frank C. Fister was Defendant, up­
of
the
water.
Att-T -y General
•
-T. T. Geer
The following is taken from the
...FI Dunbar
Of the thousands of horses now
those
interested.
in
Moor
’
s
Holloxv,
on
the
Ha
­
Frank C. Fister and J. II. Neal on a judgment duly rendered and
ZSr« ary
State
C 8 Moore
New York Commercial, and is a
J H Ackernian in use on the upper Yukon and in worth ranch, another well for water
The plan is to start the horses in were Defendants, upon a judgment and given in said Court and cause
sup-. Public luatructlou.
W H 1 .^eda
dispatch from Portland of recent
Statt . riutcr
Lodi and Ione valleys and run duly tendered and given in said on the 7th day of November, 1901,
f R. 8. Bean. the Klondike country for freighting was being dug, and when down 50
date:
-> (. . Wolverton and staging purposes, more than
tfupreaie Judges
them into Smith Creek valley and Court and cause in favor of tin- in favor of tiie above-named Plain­
feetoil was found on the water’s
> F. A. Moore
There is to be a new railroad
SO per cent are Eastern Oregon surfi-ce.
over the summit into Reese River said plaintiff -md against the said tiff and against the above-named
1
NIN’KTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
'built in Eastern Oregon next year,
. M. D. C lifford horses. This is the announcement
DMtnct Judge
Ou the Patch ranch another well
and coral them in the Wilson Bros, defendant Frank C. Fister for the Defendant for the sum of Sixteen
\A in Miller
and it will reach out into a part of
Din nei Atcoruey
................... IS Geer
jotin Re p rese d tati ve
field. The plan is feasible, and in sum of One Thousand and Seventy- Hundred and Thirty-six and 19-100
............. J W Morrow made by Geoige Pulham, superin­ only 35 feet deep, oil tvas found, (
the country that is much in need
Jxjiut-Seuaiur
tendent of the White Pass & Yukon and it is the intention to follow up|
several
weeks many if not most of one and 60-100 Dollars, with 10 Dollars with 6 per cent interest
COUNTY —HARNEY !
| of a railroad. This new road is to
the
horses
could he captured. The per cent interest from July 9th 1901, thereon from November 7th, 1901,
,
. ... J amen A Sparrow sleigh line, between White Horse these finds until it is thoroughix'
Uuoiity Judge
H. Kichardaon '
lie an extention of the Sumpter
A-'tara
K A Miller and Dawson. Mr. Pulham returned demonstrated what t an be found at
I
captured
ones
th it are branded and One Thousand Dollars with 10 and Fifty-eight and 80-100 Dollars
Traasurar
J K JohiiBun i
*1 r
; Valley railroad, from Whitnev in a
S.irYO»s>r
ueosbeiiey recently from a trip to Eastern greater depth All the oil found so
could be turned over to the owners per cent interest from November costs; I have this day duly levied
AUei lif
■
■' * cUB*rtb?tt Washington, where he went to se- far is light, with the exception the sountwesterly direction through Those fit for market to be sold and 9, 1900, and the further sum of Two upon the following described real
A mo *-» j t
Bchooi superintendent
xE vei*'tor cure horses to be added to the Nampa strike, where the oil gave Grant county into Aarnev, and will the proceeds divided among those Hundred, and Seven Dollars attor­ property, to-wit:
«loca liiffpecfor
I
Gaoi .utsblundre
K,
J William« li
.
.
probaldy terminate at Burns, the
* orrici;
number now in use by ttie company as large per cent in pure petroleum
taking p-.rt in the round-up. The neys fee and Twenty Dollars cost
Lots 3 and 4 and the South-west
HAKNEY U. 8. LAND
; countv seat of Harney county. A
oeo. w H*<w and in an interview said:
poor ones killed and their hides of suit, which said judgement was quarter of the North-west quarter
as was ever found in the United
ch*». Newell
man who is well acquainted with
iaeeiver
.............
_
"Although we are in Canada States,namely, 78 per cent
sold it, the market, the proceeds to enrolled and docketed in the Clerk's of Sec. 1, Tp. 26 S, R. 35 E. W. M.
David Eccles, the president of the
, and would like to buy Canadian
go an above.—Austin Reveille.
North half of the South-east
A syndicate of Eastern people,
office of said County and State on
SOCIETIES.
! stock when obtainable, I was ur,- headed by J C. Blood, has taken a Sumpter valley road, is authority
■ SYLVA REBEKAH Degree Xo.<3
the 7lh day of Noy. 1901. I have quarter, South east of the North­
Meet« every let and dd Wednesday.
CUBANS \NB Still ' V.
j able t-> find in the Canadian mar­ lease on 7000 acres of deeded land, for the statement and he quotes
Tillie Jordan N. G.
this d iv duly levied upon the fol-j west quarter and the South-west of
Frankie Brenton Rec Sec’y
ket horses suitable for service on reaching clear serosa the valley Mr Eccles, ns his authority. Not
lowing description real estate, also ' the North-east quarter of Sec. 4,
Washington, Feb. 15.—The eon-
. U. W.Burn* Lodge, No «
| the Yukon trail. I went to the from the bench land on the Oregon long ago they were discussing the
(¡(■scribed in said Order of Sale and Tp. 26, S. R. 35 E. W. M., in Har­
M.et»e»ery rriday uighn Dlllar4 M w
i great Canadian stock centers of side of Snake Iliyer to that on the possibilities of eastern Oregon, and ference nt the White House today therein ordered to be sold, that is ney County, Oregon.
t. H Hoyt. Rec-
I Calgary and Kamloops, on the Idaho side. This syndicate is un­ Mr Eccles announced his determi­ seems to have been called for the to say: Lots 3 and 4, and the South­
And will on tbe 24th day of Feb­
■ HARNEY LODGE, NO. 77, I. O O F.
i Canadian Pacific, and looked over der bonds to begin work of sinking nation to extend the sumpter vul- purpose of discussing Cuban affairs west quarter of ihe North west ruary, 1902, at the hour of 2 o’clock
Meets at Odd Fellows Hall, every Saturday
and the Sehlev case with the party
the animals there. I found none of three wells within months, and put, lev road in that direction.
p iu,
J M Daitoti N. u.
quarter of Sec. 4 in Tp. 26 S R 3,5 p m, of said day, at the front door
W Y King, becy.
the
There
is
no
railroad
in
leaders in congress. From the best
them suitable In Eastern Oregon them down 2000 feet within one
E W. M in Harney county Oregon. of the Court House, in the City of
United
States
that
pays
so
well
for
available information it is believed
1 found precisely what I wanted. 1 year.
And will on Monday the 24th day Burn.*, Harney County, Oregon, sell
I PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
[ the amount invested as the Sumpter the president is anxious to secure
found there horses that haye
The Hirsch syndicate is steadily |
of
Felirunry 1902 at the hour of 2 nt public auction to the highest and
weight and bottom, and yet uuffi- boring on its well but is making! ; valley, and this proposed extension Cuban tariff legislation of a char­ o'clock p. m of said day, at the best bidder for U. S. Gold Coin in
¡will increase the earning capacity acter that will do the most for the
\V. J. COLEMAN,
i cient bone and length to be able to slow progress.
It was reported
hand, all the right, title and inter­
! vastly out of proportion to the Cubans at the least possible sacri­ front door of the Court House in !
j
cut
out
a
fast
clip
The
breed
in
Mt!* .
that
a
depth
of
7,50
feet
had
been
Stenographer and Notary Public
the City of Burns, Harney County, est of the said Frank C. Fister in
ll*o
| amount of money that it will be fice of American industries,a deci-l
on le f
this respect has been well maintain­ obtained, but this is net true, a.« the
and to the property above described
ellh>.W4l
B urns , - O regon '.
necessary to expend to build the ed change since his first message. Oregon, sell at public auction all
o tu« oi fl
ed itt Eastern Oregon, and the ani- auger encountered a nest of bould- 1
Office lu Citizens Bank Building.
the right, title, claim and interest or so much thereof as will satisfy
road. The new road will open up There is some suggestion that n
I trials have had sufficient roughing ers after a certain depth had been 1
of the said Frank C. Fister of, in said judgment as above set forth
GEO. 8. SIZEMORE,
a vast amount of timber, mineral special message may In-sent to con­
to be hardened for the hardship of reached, and tins has impeded the
.
.
ami to the said real property above together with the accruing costs.
ATTORNEY,
..-«xrL
uit.Lland agricultural land, and promote gress during early legislation for
the Northern Winter.
work of sinking.
Witness my hand this 16th day
described to the highest and best
B urns .................................. O regon .
the development of the country in Cuba on these lines.
"The horsts I bought there
The New Jersey syndicate, repre­
bidder for U. S. Gold Coin in hand, of January, 1902.
Col ice. ion «•, Land busines«. and Rea!
a in/nner that will not be possible
A member of the Cabinet is au­
weighed on an average 1250 pounds, sented by Mr. Brown, has acquired
Bsu le luatier pronti tlv upended to.
G eo . S helley ,
<>r so much thereof as will satisfy
by any other means.
thority for th- statement that the
and stand 15 hands high.
I 800 acres of land, mid will com­
Sherifl Harney County, Oregon.
said judgment as aboye specified 1
BIGUa,
tlALTOM JHGUb
The mention of this proposed president intends to decide the
j bought them at Pendleton, which mence drilling as soon as everything
together with the cost of and upon Bv S am M otiiekhheah , Deputy.
extension revives the story circu­ Schley appeal firmly, but fairly,
Biggs & Biggs
j seems to be a big horse center. can be got in proper shape.
this Writ.
lated last summer to the effect that ly and in a manner best suited to
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW,
Other towns of eastern Oregon have
Witness my hand this 15 day of
the Sumpter valley road was to ha win general approval. This is tak­
__ a _ 1
ore '- on . gOO<| |)()r8e8 They are raised largly
I
January |!»O2.
Horrible Tale o< Cannibalism.
extended
to
Burns,
where
it
would
DESERT LAND, FINAL PROOF.
en
to
menu
that,
while
he
will
ap
­
Practice in all the courts of Ore. j Qn
ranges far to the south
1 ■r, er»» B
G eorge S helley .
connect
with
a
narrow-gauge
road
—
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,
prove
the
findings
of
the
court.be
Paris, Feb. 16.—La Patriot to*
of the Oregon Railroad and Naviga-
r circlip Collection* promptly made.
Shi'iiffof Ilarney County, Ore.
land Office at Burna, Oregon. .Ian. 4, liW?.
coming
up
from
Nevada
where
Mr.
will
take
occasion
to
commend
the
c. w. p . ihkish j tion line, a part of the Union Pacific day publishes a letter received
uIe
innflBL w» A - Rax bold
S'otlci b* I k icby u L m . i that Mary F. Johnson,
By S am M otheiishkap , Deputy.
»ar on
of Rile), llnrnrv county, Oregon, iiwa tlle<l notice
Eccles and associates already have great •achievements of Schley dur­
overland route, which passes thro- from its correspondent, Mr. Royer,
of intention to mukr l>ro.»f on ln-r desert I mih I
limin'.............
' 1 ,
, "I : -1 ' 1 SSI .
a railroad, the Nevada, California ing the Spanish \\ ar and give him
PARRISH & REMBOLD,
a survivor of amassace of a French
■
ugh Pendleton.
•jt», tp JI, N. Il Bb K, W. M.. Iwfore Register und
eve ne
* k. inett
, neu a ®
.\Uuriiey8-al-Law\
4 Oregon, which i« slowly work­ nil credit to which his nets entitle
R«-< « iver nt Hurns, Oregon, on Nsturnsv. the N
i "For the privilege of bringing scientific mission by cannibals at
ha of February, I'krz. Mho nsni -a the following
ica
Bl ums (*tnd Ca!iyo:i Citj’.j Oregon.
Shoes! Shoes!! Our shoes are <I wliiH'PMes
to prove Ihr complete Irrigation Mini
him. It is not probable, however,
»tifie: rr 1 ~~'! 1 P/ucl‘C®
IO lu
lu the
tile <-
. ..ur
it»' i.eV I
A mericatt horses into the British Sileraka. New Guinea, January 1 ing its way up toward Oregon.
— -•*» ► - . t i IlMi
reclamation said I mih I T I shields. W. H.
bit anc
priced right and represent highest Johnaon, ati<l A L. Vanderpool, all of Riley, Or
...... anti i 1 ■< > < Ol.
. ,
, , ,
s*fa i » ouutic»
ur • •<<>». v...« ■-»'>
lie
will
go
so
far
111
fully
approve
| 1 ttkoii I had to pay 20 per cent
After an nppearently friendly re­
egoii, nud J T. Garret». of Hurue. tlrrgon.
circle
t<!l * auU tt‘“° 1U L’ 3
standard.—N Brown it Sons.
(1F.0. W. II ay km , Keg later
TOO MANY CANDIDATES.
the Dewey opinion.
duty,
hut
I
found
it
to
mv
advant
­
ception
from
the
natives,
the
latter
rtVai: :
C'hae. 11. Leonaixl
age Others seem to have bad the treacherously attacted the party
ir on r r.
ATTORNEY- AT-I.AW,
Saettila!» Diller In Opinion.
e.'bit io S
It ia the opinion of at. least one
inedoe
Careful attention given to Collec- same experience. I should say bO during the night, murdering 25 of astute politician of Eastern Oregon,
per cent of the horses now in Daw- them, including
Baron Villers
matters.
flfll'e“8 and Real Estate
“
•• —
There is a decided difference of
|
son
and
other
parts
of
the
Y
’
ukon
Count
De
Saint
Romby
and MM who usually makes a correct diag­
Notary Public
J. W. SIMUN, i’KEhlhENI AMD ACTING UAMHIFR.
opinion
in the socialist party ofj
nosis
of
affairs
in
that
tumultuous
are from Eastern Oregon, and have Hageubock and Vries, and wound­
ft «ho« >
O regon .
11. C. L eviinh , V i < b P hkkidknt .
and u
'ST
Bl KNM,
Oregon,
ways
a
Portland
exchange.
rbeen brought here at an extra ex­ ing 33. including the writer of the locality, that none of the nomina­
fL
iKinht
Ofii-'o in Times-Herald building
pense of duty, the same as I paid letter. Royer, the chief of the ntis tions for important offices this year This txim- of contention is the ques­
I on lefti f^flr—--------------------------------------------------------- -
Oregon horses are peculiarly recog­ siott and another Frenchman nam­ will be secured by sagebrush aspir­ tion of nominations. Some mem­
ana uu
T hoknt n W illiams
M. F; tz » krald
ants. Thia is the < pinion of Hon bers of the party are for an aggres­
Aiuiuej at Law.
Notary Public
nizable on sight to a man Ltmihar ed Retuier. Royer writes:
1 N< f >J{ I ’< (RATEI ».)
Real P.a.ate Agent
C r.-rabif
sive campaign and a full Htate,
with horses ami I believe my est -
•We were all sleeping peacefully William Smith, of Baker City, state
»in bin«:
j.
WILLIAMS
&
FITZGERALD
j in left«
comity at.d city ticket, while others
BURNS, OREGON.
mate not far wrong if at all so.
when there was a great uproar and senator from Baker. Mallxur and
ft Bhos'ô*
contend that better restillM can I e
Harney
counties,
says
the
Tele
­
a, eroj r Qfn-’C in ol<1 Masonic Building.
"In our winter stage service from we were attacked by hundreds of
CAPITAL STOCK $25,000.00
Bi kns .
-
O regon
ratti«. •
White Horse we trayel 3(19 milt* natives carrying torches Several gram. "At one time,” said Senator obtained by a state a-xi leg>latn e
A
<
»»-
tk
- iti I Banking B iihìik - hh Trunr*act<-<1.
r chia.
tick» t only.
in coming to Dawson, ami drive of us were felled to the ground with Smith, "there wns a well defined
» on the * ’fl
S.
W.
MILLER,
Directors:
W. Y. King.
I. 8. Geer,
Geo. Fry,
ark.-p«
When tlx- »'onVi-1 lions are held ■
four horses to a rig. Seventy to clubs, hatchets and spears. Others feeling throughout the state, that it
W.
E
Trisclt,
J
C.
Welcome.
next
mootli,
the
So
-In
li
»t
H
will
ex-
hip; nr
NOTARY PUBLIC.
•ighty miles are made daily, with wire overpowered, carried away might be n wise thing on the part
Ule on 1 j*
perience solns livelv deb ites on the
Burns, - - - Oregon.
( 'oi'H-H)M>nilon<'e Invited.
¡
three
relays cf animals, Ten pas- arid bound to tree-- I was among of the rep'iblicana to nominate for
mil oc *
problem of ticket, liu- two far-
governor
some
one
residing
ea
“
t
of
on lb”
J
of
express
«enger»
and
half
a
ton
'this
ntimlier
I
received
a
blow
JOHN W GEARY
e*r. M
1 WkL. MARSDBN,
lions are • nrn-st in their opinions
I and mail are carried. From six on the head and fainted
When I the Cascades. That the represent­
iq left*'
and a -tnbborit contest Inav be ex­
MARSDEN
&
GEARY.
ative
in
congress
should
go
to
East
­
o'clock at night until 6 in the recovered at 5 o'clock'll) the morn­
ark,
i Physicians and Suroeons.
pected
ern
Oregon
is
simply
a
matter
of
morning th* stage does not travel, ing. I found myself tied hand and
rahlned-
>
A general m sire i* prevalent to
raa^.n
RTR-VR, OREGON.
justice,
as
both
of
th-
United
States
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
and stops are made at th»- relay foot and surrounded by savages,
QJi •< al
No to
place a full ticket io tlx- field, from
stations for animal*, drivers and who. I>elieving me dead, were k-ep- senators are Portland men. But
e; rattkji
governor down to councilman, to
ft ri«ht«
passengers to rest ”
ing me for themselves. I saw the tin- republicans <1 > not s< « m to pos­
loe oa .-(.j
DR
H,
VOLP,
have a c indidat»- for every place.
sess
the
requisite
wisdom
to
grasp
body of Barron Villar» chained to a
T
1
\gain«t tiiia come arguments call­
this
opportunity
.
Instead
uf
unit
(ft adfl« i
Phyddan
and
Surgeon.
[»lern breton Oil Eicitemenl.
tree. Hi* body was naked, and hi.«
ILrx.aU
HAILEY A ANDREWS, Proprietor. BURNS, OREGON.
ing
for repr»-*-ion of a complet»-
ing
on
one
candidate
fur
governor,
•n leftrtd
OFFICE AT RESIDENCE
head had been split open, his eye-
eft eV. ®
J H. Brown, interested in the lieeti gouged on' and his groin wa* the indications now are that the ticket. The a<ivoca’»-s of the latter
dU* Brownton
L E. Hibberd
r 11 o> •
delegates will lie divided lietween tsilicv explain that it is b-st to have
Malheur oil field«, returned Sunday
rk. rof
‘llibbuiti A: Brownton, from a visit to that locality, says a horribly mutilated. The Count De thri e or f»»ur Eastern Oregon cand hut n Mat*» and l»gi«lative ticket
cloitlcrL.
Saint Romy had teen de, apitated
h«'« pa *■
I )K> TIS'lX
K «
recent dispatch from Sumpter to and Ins head stuck on ths end of a ¡dates, snd a Willamette Valley •ind devote all the attention possi­
■ er IT*
' Of • first door east of The Ciiisens Batik.
If ibis pian in
the Telegram. Mt. Brown says the sj«eara*a trophy, llogenliock wa« candidate. In this event I think ble to »• l’juiiti'JD
•■i hier. JS
Burnt«. Oregon.
n .•)■<-’
excitement over oil land is growing spitted on a bamboo and wa* I»-, ng the Webfis.t p< pie will certainly pu reded tli iw FocinliMtfl cannot bo
>x> . f *
This hotel is centrally located and under the management of an
ih
« e *
owing to several strikes recently roasted over a fire. The savage« win. There is a pretty well defin­ charge,| with seeking office« Clear
I both«»
The building hs* been thoroughly renovated
li«-a(|*«l socialist* rrcoftnix» tbe irn- eKp*»ri**ne*'«l landlont.
ubimi*
ed
opinion
in
Baker
county,
not
made.
That
reported
several
days
I
Having
taught
the
R
«tan-
were about to rut him lift. I
n
The
(lining room is in charge of polite, accom*
and
in
w<
ll
furiiiobed.
ago at or near Nampa, Idaho, is not awaited my fate. I wa- afraid to confined to any party, that the fight p wbility of electin’ a ticket, an»l
rant business of Simon Lewis,
¡>n •kt*
Th-
tables
are furnished with the best.
ino'latiiig
waitem.
therefore
wish
to
avoid
antagoniz
­
by any means the only one that has move. My head hurt me dreadful­ for the republican cougr-rdonal
I respectfully invite a continu-
i •
ing
other
parties,
for
if
aggravated,
nomination
will
terminate
the
same
been made during the past week
ÄMti -nofall >ld pstr n«. a* well
n left n»
If
ly. AH around me th* ground was
irst
l ss
ar
n
onnection
« or u
it is use)»- * to attempt an incul»'a
g *« -ie.v.
M r « H E S mith .
Nothing for many vears p*«t ha« strewn with corpses. Suddenly a way.’’
H
ti<>n
of
*»«
i
d
doctrine.*
among
th«-
«outI «
"What ar* th»- d- tnocrats doing,"
excited s„ much interest in this great clamor arose, followed by a
r •• t*
oppoaition.
» .
«
•ection of Oregon as th* prospect of fusillade. I opened my eye* arirl wa* asked.
4e -»e .^ar. •»•«*. -»•«-
«»TMO
.'»•«s
If c-eS] .
On* plan i* to nominate hot on»- r JOHN I* DALY. l’B>«n>*sT
"Simply pursan g th» even tenor
i left k*
finding oil in an unlimited quantity. saw Dr. Foriterand tbe reniaiude.*
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can»li'lat* for representative in each t
of
their
way,
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reply.
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Already
eyerv
foot
of
land
in
the
of the mi«*ion from the yacht firing
J< )HN McMULLEN
r (iit.ty in the state.
With a single
oil territory has been located, and on the caoibais. I iboHted and
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nominee 1x-fore the people it i* as­
many farm* owned for years by the rescuers ran tn me and cut tb*
Rode« d
Her*«« In
serted that th»- edueatmnal work
fl M»
farmers and stockmen, have been *<o»ida which bound me to the tr»*
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OF ONTARIO. OREGON.
Oreg««
It i* estimated by the jcatUaiben can t-e carried forward with lietter
F »’’n«
iea«*d and turned over to weaHhy Tne cannibal* tied, leaving 32 d**d
1
of
Upper
Reeee
River
valley
that
result*
What
th»-
*»»*isli*t*
want
Th*
ciothes
of
M
Vries
were
found
syndicates
for
the
purpose
of
hav
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I Cloudv days preferred for
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ing wells stink on them It is but hi* body wa* taming. He had there are at least 2 5*4» head of embrace* the pv**age of law* aid
»1 K*11« *« i.
nusking sitting* Photon fin-
known that every foot of land from evidently lieen devoured by the wild horse* ranging in Jone. Lodi for this reason a legislative ticket,
HT<M K HOLDER*- —John D Daly. William Jones, Frank R.
savag-a during the n'ght.”
and Smith creek valley«, and that or a single mm sitting in th»- leg­
.be west bank of the Snake River
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Im t' n- r I; 11,11- II F Olden, M Alexander, N. U. Carpen­
the number 1« increasing rapidly islature can do m r»- for the prir. i-
ter. William Miller, h II. Test, Thos Turnbull.
to 10 miles south <>f Vale has Keen
Fot «re—On the street near this
located by oil speculator* In this office a lady’s beeast pin. Owner each year. That the time to ex ter- plea »»f s»s:ialism than th»- election
E >1. TENT, (Ash 1er.
vast tarritory several wells are he­ call and prove property and pay fur ruinate, or captor* them, h** ar­ Lf aocialiste to a doz»n county of
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ir« sunk, and oil in sufficient quao- this notice.
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