The Times-herald. (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, April 12, 1902, Image 2

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NOTICE.
| through here Wednesday on !•><,
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.
the building. He found most of
way to Burns for treat#. «■
them favorable to bonding the
Tilt co-p: rtnership heretofore ex- !
The telephone line seems in
Uugt jju||,,irt wa< over frinì»
city for $8,000 and owning the
isfiiig lietw-en James Colw* d arel
SATURDAY. APRIL 12. lfttl.
7Z4 ar6 ¿Prevar*d to o/totu our ¿Patrons t/t9
C. W ibiyifc h 1« this day been dis­
the building instead of a joint- poor working order today and our \yarU) Spring-. last week,
p
Dllt,.h,.r ,., ,11 shirt for solved lo Ultima! c uise' ,.
stock company. The plans call reports from the democratic stale
C W. H ay .«
convention ate somewhat meager.^* rajiroaJ 0„ tl„. 18th ¡llSl
J I L IA N H Y R I»
M ah » í » t
I
’ for a building of stone and brick,
J ames < i . wh . l .
i. |-i,v. Ore,, M ire i 3i. 19’>2
to cover all the lot except that oc­ However we are able to give the
Heavy Underwear, Overcoats, Felt Boots, Ruy..
County Court Proceeding.
The Times-Herald cannot take
cupied by the bell tower. It is ticket nominated:
Overshoes, Elankets, Hats, Caps, Etc.
I '==
•J*
the credit for the article referred
For
governor,
Geo.
E.
Cham
­
suggested that the building be
fttftbn
tar
Liquor
License.
The countv *ourt decideU U.uu-*
to by Col. John I’. Irish in a com­
We
¡nvjte
the
ladies
to
call
and
inspect
the
new
thii.^
;r
. made the full size of the lot 5QX berlain of Multnomah county; U. a reward of +3' '> f .r thr ..rro-band
line
of
fiew
Dress
Goods
that
we
are
now
handling
\y,
munication on our first page. The
I too feet and the bell be placed S. Senator, C. E S. W ood of I detention of Pat Moore, th mur­ T ’ the il ree.-ole ( unty Court of
many new articles that are of special interest, to then»
whole should have been credited
Harney county. State of Oregon.
over the engine house. We need Multnomah; supreme judge, B. derer of George Simpson.
t' the Evening Capital News and
We tile undersigned legal voters
J= j 2ESG- c S c
J. W Craw ord was apj.ointed
the building and its up to the S. Bonham of Linn; secretary of
m as credited at the bottom instead
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I property owners to devise ways stale, H W. Sears, of Polk; stale J ,-t,c- of the I' . • f ir Di m/'ii'l of the precinct of paddle Butte said
of the first of the article. How­
pountv nnd state, pi.
n speetfuily
¡and means. If a city hall is to be treasurer, Henry Blackman, ot precinct, to «erye until his sucie—
M. F itzgebai . d , P resident
ever, we are glad lie has giyen
petqi a. v.iur Honorable Court to
F. S R ieder , S ecyam , Ttl(,
Morrow;
Attorney
general
J.
II.
M
,
r
s
^|
ec
ted.-
| built this season there is no time
*
grant • lie.i s • t > N- J I.e vis A Co.
his views on the land leasing ques­
|
Raley,
of
Umatilla;
state
printer
q*
J.
Shield«
wa
a.
oneiJa
-
R iggs Ar T crner . A ttorney «
to be lost.
tion, us our readets were curious
J. H Godfrey,of Marion; supt of tieeof the I’eaci' t r Curry ¡ir'-cini t, to cell spirituous, mall mid vinous
to know if the supporters bad any
public instsuclion, VV. A. Wann to serve until bio successor is liqu rs Hl their place of business
The Lakeview Examiner says
in said precinct, in less quantities
new 'argument in its favor.
I of— ¡congressman for this district l.-lected.
-
IX con POR ATKD.
Paul was appointed ju*- than one gallon, for a period of six
We haye not the honor of know­ that the Indians nt that place who , ! XV. 1'. Butcher of Baker; con-I 1 James
A. str.icts Furnished and Title Guaranteed
'he pe ice for H ijt[>y x alley moatii-. commencing on the 9th.
ing Col Irish personally but find ’ were quarinteened for «mal.pox 1 gressman for first district, J. K ' llte
day of May 1902.'
sena- l»rt?cinct, to serve until ms suCces-
since investigating that the “per­ I bad made their escape and head­ Weatherford of Linn; joint t sena-
To all Lands in Harney County, 0rr.
S E Janie.-on. J LSitz, D I. f’ueu,1
ed
for
Warner
Valley.
It
is
pos
­
Iaor is elected.
sonal characterizations” to whii h
itor Harney, Malheur and Baker,'
Sam llall was granted a liquor It It Sitz. N O Oaid, 1’ F H. ii.z, N
he refers fit well. It seems h'.s sible they will come on to this Win Smith of Baker; joint repre­
i
license
for three mouths in Ptieltlo SOard, li E 1'aiker. Wn. Egiiart,1 Bought and Sold on Commission.
county
and
we
caution
our
citizens
Office in Bank I!"
character is like the land lease L | |
-
sentative Harney and Malheur
lien Jordan, J C Gray, I I’Cochran,
i
precinct.
to
look
out
for
them.
This
sec-
bill—won’t bear investigation ,
E. H. Test, of Ontario. No fur-
The offi.-ial b .nd of A. E Brown, John Carry, ♦» W Clark. Ira Clark,
The gentleman has had the t. ¡lion has been very fortunate and I flier partii ulars.
1
as
stock inspector, :t> the sunt of ,*■ Ed Silver. It Brookhouse, Ed Jor-
same opportunity to read the so far has escaped the terrible
’ J J W Kelso, P L
♦
l(MX),
with C. Cummins und I’. G. ‘T'tn, J ' A ’ Card,
By using the proper
!
many articles in this great tell- ¡disease.
Card,
J
T
Card,
John Jordan, J II
|
.Smith
as
sureties,
was
approved.
Narrows happenings.
gious weekly on land leasing as: diligence we will remain free. The
P.O. SMITH, Propt.,
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_
Burng^
I C A. Haines and A. McKenzie Jordan, D W Jifrdati, V V Smith
the one he refers to and w h.it I ¡•utborities at Lakeview must feel
Notic
is
hereH
given
that
on
Mr. S. S Litchfield, who is trav- ’■■• re awarded the contract for
seems strange is that he did not I good over the escape.
Friday the 9th dav of May, 1902,
' ing hi.' Levi Strauss of San Fran- grading Meander line road for the
answer some of the hundreds of
we
will apply to the above entitled
sum
of
♦2937.60.
¡ cisco, was here this week.
Mr.
We wish to impress upon the , Litchfield says he enjoyed his trip
questions and arguments against
F. Crowley was given the con- court for •* said license as specitietl in
the proposed measure. We do minds of the voters that they must ' verv much and will be back ag.nn traet to build the approaches to the this petition.
N. J. L ewis & Co.
Lawen bridge.
not “prefer personalities to a dis­ register in order to take part in this summer.
The
¡M-tit;
ai
of
J.
H.
and
Dorcas
the
election
in
June.
If
you
are
cussion of the question” and our
Mr and Mrs. Thomas Allen and'
liles will hear us out in the stale- registered you can vote the demo­ Mr. and Mrs. Ed Catlow passed i N. Neal, to change Ihe county road NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
cratic tic l$et and place the best through our town on their wav! 1 where it crosses their lands, was
ment.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTER TOR.
,j granted
Lund (itlice at R utub , Oregon, April 10. 1902
J low much of the .six-hundred set of officers ever before the peo­ home last Friday Tom and Ed
1 C. A. Built of Wild Horse pre- Notice is 1 eroby ;riv'u that the following'
million acres of public domain ple in power.
i.air. .1 •: en, Dave iileJ notice
their inteir
both seemed very happy.
I cinct was grarfted a liquor lice:.se th.it to milk' filin’ proof on their resref'tive
t.¡ii:.is I vfore ihe Kogifer and Receiver at
west of the Missouri rivet is ac­
Mr. John E Harper has ..een | for a period of three months,
liuii. h O’-eoon, on May 20, r.,0'2. viz:
11. F. No. 1X44 for the NEl-4<»f
tually grazing land.’' Col lush
If other counties in Eastern quite ill at his home for the past | W. Ji. Huston was given the con- Fee. .'Ilhan T C. iijril.
F. R. MJ E
Willin':: ('. i-yril, II E. No. 1236 for the SE1-1 1
BURNS,
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OREGON.
assumes that all vacant public land Oregon h ad one-half the fight in j week.
; tract to expert the books anil ac- Ser. iy. T. . s R.:::E.
Andeison 1 Hunter, H. E. No. 124ti tor the I
Draws
plan,
makes
estimates,
ere.
Buildings
put
up whhiu th.
is grazing; he doesnot make al­ them that 1 lainey has, the land ,
counts
of
the
county
for
the
year
bEl-l .-< • -.3, r. 2.'. s. I;, u; E.
E T. Haley is again driving the
er J. liopkinfi. II. E. No 1245, for the
lowance for the extremely arid leasing bill would be put so far : Burns-Diamond stage. Pete is the ending June 30, 1902, for the sum Yen
figures given in estimates.
L^-zatisfaetiun guaranteed.
I i .- ,-e. ’.s, i’. ,
K. ; 3 J .
I Si< * utf i'-iiie fol'.»wit!!., v i'.ncFbes to prove
sec lions, thousands of acres which “under the table” it could never i real thing for a stage driver, and of ♦150.
thvirio lii. D iiH reekb'i're upon and m tivi;-
'
i.i .,q;,i 'ai.;, viz: VV. ( . By id, A. 1.. Ilunle'
would not keep a jack rabbit alive; be resurrected, Harney countv j itnderst'*.nds his business.
J. E Johnson was awarded the I tank Brittinal.fiTn. Julian Byiii und V. J. iloj -
kins, all of burnK, Oregon.
the rocky hills, the alkali deserts, has led the fight from the start
contract to grade and build cirl-
Wil. FARRK, Register.
Mr. I), f. Shirk, who has been
verts on parts of tho county road,
the vast regions that arc* inacces­
I visiting Burns for the past few
i a« follows:
R .ad leading son'll
ible on account of the gieat dis­
]
| days, stopped over night with us.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATTON.. Prick and lime always „„ h,„,j at t)1. yard
Republican Convention No. 2.
from Harney for ♦1945; Howser
Tfln<! Oilier fit Riitr.B, Oregon. April r, 1902. [
tance to water. Will statistics
I leaving Friday morning far his
Nori ■ is hereby wen that tbe H.lloniuK-'
lane, ♦56,5; road near Mrs Emer­ 1 an;<
bear him out in his figures on 'Tex­
‘il mv 1 .t r hus
notice of his intention!
A large number of delegates home in Callow valley.
to intikt ¡it a. p:oof in Biij.port . f Jun chtini. and
son
’
«,
♦560;
road
east
from
L
iwett,
that said ■■ •of ili hr hir. ie before the
as? I’lease icfer to the census have arrived to attend the second
Mr. Fred Blundell, who has been ;♦675.
u'.i. jtr eivor a; i urib. < * a pi.it, on May 2tfit, i
T h?, vl
Jul ins F. t h.tD fib* r, of Ri ’<• »•. * iret;on, j
report.
republican countv convention. X milking his home in and about Di i-
foi iin* - ;:i i su i i S'j-ti.
:»i 2 nw i-< ,- ei •*
It
appearing
that
the
assess-
NWI-1 fun thin L, T. M !•.
E. W. M.
What is to become of the thou- jCaul lls «;ls belli last night, hut inond for the past two years, left
nunittt ¡I.e foliowirx w
tc >rove
I merits of the soitih half of south his lit- colliinii.t'.s
r?Biderice upon Rnd cinfivatioti I
sands of settlers who have filed w|iat was
W’llS accomplished
*1 */t i tA I xl I w R 1 •< ] we
tt *» are Thursday for Idaho, where he will
f-aitl laii'i. Viz: H 5i. 1 tiee:cv, of Riky. <»r-
half, section 27. township 33 south, < lg..n,t»
PO
p. Ittih.,. Riekui.l King r.nd Lc Roy i
homesteads and desert entries and ' unable to say. Those attending make his future home.
range 34 to Mrs F. A. Wilson Thornburg, ail or Ruma. i'regoD.
SV?». F a HUE. Repi: ’er
,
not yet proved up? 'These set-
not very talkative, but we | Mrs. Warren Curtis arrived >»•• erroneous, »ml that the s ¡id
i
tiershave slot k, but under the understand the
I land belonged f,, tho J. S. Devine
proposition of home from Burns Thursday.
provisions of the bill would not be I ncin
inatin
.................. g the same ticket put .
— reserved for —
Mrs. J L. llen'bree left Mondav ¡estate, it was ordered that upon r -
entitled to a leasehold. Would 1 tip March 26th had nothing to do
Ceipt of tho t ix -s for 1895, $661,
PUBLICATION.
for I.awen, f.oni where she will go
' '-'.'g. n, Man h 4. l.ir..
they be shut out?
with the matter under discussion. to Portland to join her husband which included cost, a quit claim
■ii thn ¡Ft mt h F. Tv 'er,
How is the reclamation going to While it is certain there will be Mr. and Mrs. Hembree will make ' deed to the property is* mil to
. -rcg. it. i rs ii.v . 1.4. .
pr
«in li K <¡t ser! ’aiiu
They will have Romelning ; j . .
. ,
.,
Vi •„ -l-'„ >E ,
. Lut
be accomplished without fencing.' opposition to such a step, a maj­ their home in Portland this com­ t he present own, r. .en ••■ 11
L: t. Ni*.
N w ’
i ..i .,
r*i»<
The
«Culp«
Counted
r
I
I.-';,
red
W
?
,
1
1
f
rvl<c*;iFtvr
ui.fi
If the stock is allowed to roam at ority of the delegates favor such ing summer.
M»i*. ”D 'i Uli na . lhe Iv h
■andi
numbered 2038
•
• '
■ i g
will they will natuarlly stay neai action and beyond a doubt the
»pi.i.e I k ci.inpM'i j ir: ip-Aimi tn <1
reasi
Miss Mint Simmons is visiting
L. G. Ross was accept- d ii . a
t . f Mill n ii: v. I. Pnrk'T. AÌ
watering places. Would fencing same ti< ket w ill be nominated. her si'ter, Mrs. Jeff Cawlrield, of
M Chore: , all i f Riicy, OitigoD and
.he re
connty charge from February 27th.
ircgoti.
be profitable for the small stock­ We may be able to give the ticket Happy vallei.
(1E0. \V. H ayks , Regigter.
man? Read Mr Fenwick’s arti­ in full if the work is accomplished
Mr Maupiii, ditch boss for the
NOTH E TO CREDITORS.
cle 111 a recent issue.
early enough.
NOT IE FOR PUBLICATION.
F li I.S Co., will start w irk on the
I h
Is Col. Irish in the stock busi­
l.AND OFFCK AT B URNd, OREGON.
ditch, near Roek Ford, this week
•andi
Notice is hereby giv it that by
ness, and if he is disinterested wb\
Marsh IT •. in».
Harney Locals.
! with fifteen men.
udge
ail order of the County Court of Notice if Hiertbv give ii flint the following
is it that the Cattli*-< ¡rowers’ As­
named Bettier hat' fileU tu •it < of .....
........... »ti»
...... n
h.s fnt«
repul
I Taylor Simmons of this place date March 'Jl'tli the undersigned to . tike ii..u! pio.»f nt guj-purt of L ib claim, and
Raid proof will be m--*-
u-'
sociation publishes bis speeib in
atte before
Register
Mr
th*» left a few days ago for the moun­ was appointed and has since duly that
a til !ie< elver ut liurtiv. .tgo'i. on May liarj.
v’r: Ihi. :• ’trfv No t. , , if « rrlton F. Parker ftr
pamphlet form and sends it out railroad last Thursd.n to bring in tain«, where he will lie einploved
qualified is now acting as Ad mln s- the s|*.i ; iKi t lion . :. N b.. I N W1 4. M 2
Fvctfon 2>. T.
j»., r . -¿ s e V M
from Washington like lie was a mi eight-horsi load of goods for Mr. bv I’. C. Peterson as overseer this trator of the Estate of Jo-eph W ar NF. He 1-4 iiBin*
* the foilowii.g w iìnt
‘
mh s to prove
his contiiiuoiift rifiidcitee upon ~" i<i vultiva.ion
congressman or amounted to some Brown of Burn«.
ren
Curtis
deceased.
Ail
poisons
' sun. trier.
of »aid ano. viz: I ev ThornUni Ì. Al < ote nini s.
cand
having claims against the sai I Es­ F Tyler. < f Burnt, tiregon, an John W.¡ilei».
thing? It is a well known fait
Bert Bower, w ho was elected n
Cleri
Henry Swant savs he has the in- ' tate will then f ue present 'h>*ln Riley, uregou.
G eo . W. H ayes , Reg; ■r.
that lie is a paid lobbyist in then member ot the second congression­
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repu i
«ide track of Willie Riggins. Don't with the prop, r vouchers ns In law
employ.
al committee, and the other dele get gay, Henry.
required to meal the ollieeof Attor­
ney Thornton Williams at Burns.
If land leasing is such a good g ite« «ent to Poitlnnd front Hurney
t'rc».>u, reb. li*, r-oj.
Mr Jack Collins has quit the Oregon within 6 months from the
thing why don’t the small stock- county by the republicans returned
n that tho following
Dealers in
oticeof hip intenti«.n
expiration
of
tin*
publication
of
th
s
dredger
and
will
cook
for
the
ditch
iuDp«>rt «>f Iti» c'uim.
n.i'ti of Oregon clamor for it and this week
i < ma«le before thè
crew. Mart Headlev of the Sod not iee.
n i' 1 Burnc Oreg.:i. <>n
ask their representative.« in con- i Mi E. Cays, who si.irted Io the
Published in the Times-fl'-rald
Tv No 7 *7. of JarneF
House will succeed Jack as citok 4 full weeks the first puI iieatloo
. -VV , NW , n* ■; i ot
gress to get it for them? Why railroad last Sunday, left the 11 ir-
r
!•.. W. M
He t miei
on the dredger.
being dated the 29th dav of March
J call <
io prove bis «cnunu-
don't their local and slate papers n«v Hotel in eliarge of his sister-
'ft
dei
4 cult iva» ioii <’i Rni»t
1902
The
boys
Were
in
from
th**
Sil
'. sinun I vw > a. il F.
I
in-law.
Mrs.
Ca
vs
advocate it: How does it hap-1
lUwIrr. ..Í
J ame « F M \ iiov
an4 • n»pt*r ila s.
House last Sunday, mining them
X»rr>'»..
Administrator
pen that the polilical organizations
Mr. A. K. Richards >n is nt
Crockery, C-Iasswarc, Windmills, Pumps, Guns, 'I
the village blacksmith. The smithy
<d tins state have passed resolu­ Portland tliG week attending the
savs he has a kick coming, as he
Ammunition. Fishing Tackle. Paints, Doors
tions coydemning the proposed democratic state convention and
ha« no chestnut tree to stand
t
rs
11
s
ite
t
i
11
g
other
bti-im
J.
measurer Wa« not Representa­
Windows, Garden Seeds Etc. >
under as in dsvs of von*.
3
tive Moody turned down on ac-1
.„AMI...
Mr Charles McKenaie will leave
Solo a^nts for Ridcr-Ericsson Engines.
counted his “milk and water" twenty four teeth t'xtr.wted list
Cl
in n few days for Cation valley,
one
stand on this one pro|W>silv n ? See week hi>* ju«t receiv' d a tvmpiirarv
where he will take charge of the
Only Tin Shop in Harney County
the iditoti.d comment of the «tali ','t "huh she h using under d.lli-
J
R Hiring Spring ranch for the F G
p»e«'. Was it not state legislati n
I. S Co.
AIT r Is Ole people ol F ist «nd Central /»reg n n’l
o, portnnily of «
that stopped the trailing of sheep! At this writing a great manv of
«’»I h im modern Basine«- Colîeit •. i* >• » ■
'«eni.tion rover «u
William C orbell left* Friday f >r
eastward in iqoo and cannot state uur |H*.»|*tr r«}>eei illy the children,
e»rry ..nr«e involved ni B>i-m
tt. I;
Im MI «H-.t:,e «MM
Trol
e
Diamond valley.
•• ehar«e<i •i«ewliere and the luelk-sU .ire the ni .>
i-* 1 ;,t« ndnnihd
legislation stop the roving band« I are sutT.rmg with severe colds.
Oc üimcs-lurafd.
SAME OLD ST a \
Best of Winter Wearable;
Sa.stexrx Oreg-on. Title
G-TjLQ,xa(n.t3r! Co.
ZTZEZ-Zi-T-,
CITY M AT MARKET
Hesii Beef Pork etc. in any quartity desired- Kesg
Eofcgna and Sausage of all kinds always on hand
Your patronage solicited
Harry c. Smith
Contractor and Builder
Xy Specialties sre__.
Brick Itaying and
MILLER & THOMPSON.
GEERJ& CUMMINS.;
■
• HARDWARE,
MACEIIIVr Fi3?
CITIZENS BUSINESS COLLEGE
CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL
or migratory sheep tn the same
manner?
1« it not a fact that the object
of this proposed nii a-uic is for the
purpose of destroying completely
one great industry to butld up an
other ?
The 1 imes-llerald would be
pleaseil to hear from Uoi lii«h,l
U. Lusk or anyone «’-< on this
matter.
I hey can hate many
mote questions on the Mine hue it
they d« »ire to discus* them.
M.— srs Csvs I**s| an.I Crawford
Jami*« Simmons left for Sheep
'tarlrd with he.ivv freight wagons Camp the early tmrt of the week
| to the railroad l.i.sl S.Uitrd.iv
Mi«« Julia Greek was a welcome
Mr \\d • in H.ii.iry w.i« shak­ visitor m our town last Thursday
ing han !•* with his frieniH in H.ir-
Mr P H Ware and his brother
I nut wr»‘k.
Paul, accompanied by In« mother
Mr« Alice Graham, a firmer
and aunt.yiis« Sarah Itailev, will
tesclier of this place, passed
leave Kkm for Idaho, where they
through here this week on her way
mske their future home, We will
lo burlai
miaathem when they are gon«*. but
Mr W m R u « m »I ha« junt 1»» »veil
wi«h them jov and harpillera in
!o hia Canyon home* whvrv lie* •a-
their new home.
pt*cu« lo »ow tfrain
Mr Fred Cook will drive freight
Mr. RoM. Irving, hia wifo ami
«iauf hier. Ktalla, wrrr in Ihir»»« tli ia team for George Curtis the Coming
W O. White ha» n mph teil "•*« baviug treih »xtracted
summer
tliv plans for tlie pmposed cil)
C na« Rand and family are now
Manuel Clark of the P Ranch
h.ill and h»« intcrviewed ahnost occapying the hou«e lamlv ow ned
by Iv’bi Evrlvtt
I I.e latter « met wiib an accident Ia«t
• Il ol our butine*« mm in regard fandiv bs« -r visi to the
Rti’sel which resulted in the injury
V» »h-
plan for n>i»,î » • on
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■ his hard.
M- ris»k
s
»I any time. (num. t.on at Ihr i ..| ..... o, bv i >.
i. unito, tile College will y. r.da.-t «
Si MAIER
Duri oc the «tiininer
N ormal S chooi
7X.
it
rrv.a al. tv c<*nr«e
THE CAPITAL SALOON,
Mc( lain A Biggs Proprietors.
Burns. Greco»
« 5t«bU i« located on th» earner »f First «nd R Strec
: tio
hand H«« eom^tent br»j>. R mt a
W,. »
te r»y ptt of tke Coartry,
«’ I s'*
T»!«!* uf