The Times-herald., April 19, 1902, Image 1

BURNS. HARNEY COUNTY.OREGON, APRIL io. 1902.
THE DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM relieve them of this burden of class delay, if not
Probably a Three-Story Structure.
ultimately defeat.
• •'OUOeoSvo.a.
legislation which the republican We are in favor ef the election of
The K. of P.t I. O. O. F. and
party lias placed upon them
We 1 United States Senator« Bv direct
BVBSCHli’THJN BATES.
Masonic orders of Burns are tak­
ADOPTED CY THE STATE lOEVENTlON favor the creation by congress of a vote of the people.
ine Tear
LAST WEEK.
We are opposed to such of our ing an interest in the proposed city
department of labor, in charge of
Si» M»ut¡.- ...............................................................
fbrweM ch.
secretary entitled to a seat in the navigation laws as hamper the tip- hall, and it is possible a thtee-
builiti-g of our foreign merchant story structure will be the outcome.
cabinet.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
• TATB— OBFGOS I
Declaration of Party Principles for the State
marine, which the p dicv of the The Odd Fellows have the Durk
We
denounce
the
............ I
J. II. Mitchell
Campaign for I992--Deaands Flat
i
Joseph Simon
which the republican
republican party has nearly de- heiuier lot on Main street, an 1
Salaries for State Officers.
|Thus. Tongue.
gerrymandered the state for parti- ¡stroyed; but we demand, injustice would lie glad to take stock in tin
(M. A. Moody
ConcrMKnen
........
D.
R.
N.
Blackburn
Attorney Ueueral ........... ............ T. T. Geer
, san purposes, and insist that by to western farmers and taxpayers, building on the property. It is
Go.'eruor
......... FI Dunbar To ths Democratic Convention of
Score. ar> oi State
1 reason thereof many counties of the defaat of the Frv-Hanna ship­ being talked among the member­
........ US Moore
Truasuror
the State of Oregon, in conven­
.. ..J II Ackerman
but, . BliWi Instruction. .........
the state are practically denied subsidy Bill, which is a piece of ship of the three orders to go in
W
H
Leeds
b.Ate Printer
tion assembled.
) R. 8. Bean.
local representation in the legisla­ audacious robbery of the people, with the city and put up n build­
S
C.
Wolverton
V. e, your committe“ on platforms
raprem. Judge.
1 K a '^M w «“
ture, ami we demand a fair renn- for : e purpose of building up an- ing 50x1110 feet on this lot
have the most complete stock in town
and resolution?, beg leave to report
NINETH
DISTRICT.
NI.Nh 1 11 JUDICIAL
JUD
The first floor is to be use.
il lines of
..... M. D- C lifford the following a« the declaration of . portionment of our legislative as­ otl - great trust. We favor the
District Judge .........
. Win Miller
sembly under the census of 1900. prop
h»F»t7 MtSiricl Attorney
I
constitutional amend- by the city for engine rooms
........ IS Geer
■Uu. •' juiiH-Repres utallve
..J W Morrow the principles of tin* Democratic
We are unalterably opposed to m. i.t proposing the initiative and council chambers, recorder’s ollie
J ji OL- i M u * V
.
.^
party of the State of Oregon:
all laws, plans or schemes made or r. feremlum system, believing that ami jail. The second floor is to b.
:
COUNTY— uakskt
1
Th« Démocratie party of the
. James A Sparrow
cuonty j|ud,--*
devised for the leasing of any part the people should have a more di­ tilted up and furnished for an opera
..
it.
Kiehanißou
>»;
< h>rk ...
..........
K A Miller State of Oregon, in convention as­
irsasnrer
. . JR Johnson sembled, declares it« allegiance to of the public domain to individu­ rect voice in the enactment of laws house and public hall, and the
e.
b irrevor
..
.
.Geo
Shelley
sheriff
J W Buchauan tho principles of Democracy as als or corporations for any purpose We favor an eight hour day on all third floor for the fraternal socic-
Aiuesxor
J C Bartlett
ucnooi 8<pcr: utendent
... E J Noble enunciated by its founder, Thomas : whatever. And we favor th- enact public work, and less hours and ties.
mock Intpee’-T
A. Venator
♦
ComiiuMHouer»
There has been no derinite ar­
ment of a laiv by congress provid­ .in ger pay for workingmen when­
R J Williams JeflerFon.
Í
HARNEY U. 8. LAND OFFICE :
rangements
as yet, however, and
ing
for
a
commission
or
some
ever
th;
employer
’
s
profits
will
ad
­
We believe that at this day, I
..Geo, W lia* es
Register
possibly
the
scheme
will not he ne
means
of
selecting
and
segregating
....Chas-
Newell
mit,
and
the
arbitration
of
labor
receiver
when the Wealth of the country is
The societies have
the mineral lands from railway disputes in all practicable cases, complished.
fast pa- in r into the hands of the
SOCIETIES.
grants, for the purpose of pres-rv- with labor having fully ns potent a never had a home in Burns, and
I favor 1 few, th" nrefe-vation of the
SYLVA REBEK AH Degree No.43
I
ing
the satr.e for the prospector voice as capital in the settlement of have paid out enough in rent to
MwM.eery uisndM
N o.
inherent rights of mankind de-1
put up half a dozen such build­
Frankie Brenton Kvi- Sec'y.
mauds a return of the country to j i and miner, as has been done in disputes.
ings. The Odd Fellows had this
other
mining
states.
We
favor
the
pending
Chinese
À. U. U. V. . Burn. Lodge, No. 17
the principles of true democracy,
d^wverj l-rlday night. ADinard M W
We reaffirm the broad, funda­ exclusion bill and its* strict and idea in view' when they bought th«'
as a I asi-’ of our government.
E H Hoyt. Kec.
mental principle of democracy well hone«t enforcement, ami we declare Durklieimer property, but could
Th" Republican partv in this,
summarized in the phrase. “'Equal .th it we favor the taking of such not see their way clear at Hull time
! LOOGE, NO. 77, I. O O F.
«tâte bas repeatedly and insolt fitly I
rights for all. special privileges to steps is may be necessary by con- to build a hall they desired.
... .. Odd FeUow. dalbevery «lurd.y
failed,
1 and scorned, to
- u1’
\v Y King, aecy.
Should the different lodges look
none ” We make no war on de­ i gres« to restrict the immigration of
knep its prnr (iscs of economical
served business success nor lejiti- .l.i’rim-se labor, with which in upon this proposition with favor
administration.
legislation, a .<!
I. •
ftWr z , sì ?1O.\AL CAKDS.
c u
mateiv acquired wealth, but abhor iminy places American labor is and the “city dads” can arrange to *®
The state’s e xponses have grown
« Q
> o
iti
connection
with
our
busim
<.
mid denounce all laws and the l»i i ' supplanted. We sympathize dispose of the lots now owned l«y * •
O I»
far out of pro’ »ortion t > its increase
40
• d
-
spirit ami motive which enact with the efforts of the railway em­ Burns, it will be pushed to com­ • J
\\ J.UuLEMAN,
of population, u' ■ 1 bh, business and
t»'J
Ö •>
th in which give special privileges ploye In attempting to secure the pletion at once. With $2000 each | •s I»
O r»
The Democratic
i» ui
ilderijffll -'ibCUuLraitiicr and 2\oiai\ I uulic publie scruni»
« I»
e
tn i< few, and particul rlv the trust- enuctmi-nt of laws modifying the instock u tine building could la Q U
K < BL- . ■
party a i»l H-* c nndi L”i<’s me hereby
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U k EG u N.
tloWii, Li",
L» '
Each of the societies '4 -■»0 <•»
U.
breedmg, high-tariff laws, framed doctrine of the fellow-servant law. erected.
pl»dg J. ¡n / i rai ami in partieu-
>ul- e - » - ». „ i Z.’ u # jjtiiik AiiiiH.tug.
ft 0
could
afford
this
amount
and
the
The
oldest
states
of
the
Union
c
u
by its beneficiaries for the purpose
pe»•[)’ • of Oregon a
1 . r to
O 9
o o
uprittJK]
« O
of plundering the masses of the li ne <-n ti tl'd laws giving these men, city could raise its share with very 2 <9 XD*'
U1-.O. Ö. ölZsih.ai.Uii.il’,
cl -an , en p'Lde and ccoiioi!■:<- J ad-
O
o v
O 9
A.T l üxtNEÏ ,
|l
and enriching the f. w ia- maim' d and crippled in the ser- little trouble and thus save a con­ « 9
* - . i» i s, not
111’
ir ' ri
u <>
o «
. ,
..................... ... .
O i.EuuA .
w <>
i
i f tin railroad, the right to siderable amount at the same time » 4
le on
vi
‘
i
it«
.«nd
corp«
rati-m«
in
w
hose
oi ii j erform-
<1 • III l>
O 3
i'fiti» •
having
just
what
it
needs
and
all
MU .UV-5Ö, u.tu I*ca
<• »
We
are
'
<
'
11
'
''
1
,r
injuries
received
by
•
n
¡merest they are enacted.
’ Ob - ilWbaM
IMZ otätoxs slzxc L T3-CLC3-
■
e u
an*, e.
ffUlUpi» UtWilltCU Lu.
v o
• r*
w'lien not in fault.
Such it needs.
o »
in
favor
of
n
tariff
for
revenue
onli
.
'hem
V«
The r:»pi«l • rov h of the muni*
DALlUN liitxGS
. Mi.’» IO,
hl »,.> ■ '
»j f»
We consider this proposition the • o © 4
la . are eminently just, and a
Correspondence
Solicited.
and
are
opposed
to
any
protection
w u.
....
cip ditie-4 of the stat* demands a|
a &
best
yet
(onceived,
and
we
hope
it
• <•
n
In«.
¡1
io
enact
them
is
inhuman
•
tn
toigjs «X tiiggs
«J *
radi .i) re Term in th-ir hvst«*m of ri whatev-r of million-dollar and
• o
Í;
.mil w. ph dge our support for such will he agitated by those interested w a
,i 11 v»iv.sr,lS - A* - 1<AVV ,
I
billion
dollar
trusts,
combine«
and
government, by which intelligent,
O V
\ »<!»■ ‘r-13
• «>
■
-ur.
The experience of the Many do not wish to tamd the city O O
— — — — OREGON, non-partisan a: d ¡P
eathttj ¡
li Hit»*
iu( rule ! r I c o|orntions. with which the ri
O 9
for
the
piirpu.se
of
building
a
hail
.
<v:fl
p..
t
must
prove
the
ho[>elessness
of
• 9
rtaúllou in ad toe courts oi Ore. Cities will t)» c mt ».-'.r li bed. m.d j | publican party is in irnqutiousul-!
ii Irh h.
3 O
! liance, and which partnership i« ' ¡i f m. the hands of the repub* In this last proposition the amount •» 4
ouuecuoiis
promptly
maile.
partisan
!r»ng-»fi.«t:
’
.
i)«»'
I
g
rolling,
*» c
»¡uartf. , i\ \
could
be
raised
without
bonds.
li n ¡tarty of Oregon.
3 »
: ear.
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charters | calculated to overthrow rei tildie in
1 9
*-’• * ' F ausisii rule through legi- alive
n. W '.fa M. A. ass- U»
9 9
institutions
and
subvert
the
Über-
W
e
i
"mb
inn
the
autocratic
pro-
I 'll left ten/
.«hull be ufal'-fa-d
We deina nd
e 9
Geer for Senate.
er dus. M
9 9
pAi.KlbH à REMBOLD,
ti\
or ,er of the President
that U unicipal governun nt shall ties of the people; and we lavo 1
• 4
orae».*¿
I _i Hurney &—al—Law,
3 9
ip: nui
i
placing
upon
the
free
list
all
tl
UPt-
ib
ny
ing
the
constitutional
right
iif
lie placed and k 'pt on a strictly
9 »
Ufa »<¡«11; '■ ,
ouid > uid t .tuyoii Ci i y. ¡ Hi t gon.
A
recent
dispntch
from
Poitland
0 9
i rirtm ;ifl Will p*a’ i. VC Lu LLC < UUl lb cl Itui.-Vy III.'- business basis; that vilo i h|e fra ri­ j manufac'ured articles of everv m dlearri rs and others engageil in
• «* »O
.iM&t wuu.« * -u in tue bupiciiie court vi lue
the public “ervice to petition for an to the Boise Capital News says:
.xte. a U m mbv m 4 . ». mnu vince.
chiefs shall n it Be franteli or ex- | : kind.
Governor Geer i. expected to go
qDMt*:- "''I
im
r i«eof salaries or for anv other
tended i x< ; t upon the basis of I The inhabitants of the Pliilip-
d in icftt
before the legislature at Salem next
Ubas*. 11. .Ueoiiurd,
fair pi' merit theri'l’or bv the gran-| nines have petitioned for free trade perp .sc«. And we also condemn
i
E ariHKM.ï-Ai-i.AV.,
winter as a candidate for United
tee«. An i we believe in the ex- *vith th«* United States, ami their all govt rnmerit l>y injunction
>arelul aUention given lo Uoilec-
States senator. He will make n ■
V
i
'
h
are
in
favor
of
th«
irrigation
r 1
lensiof of expansion of the doc- I’equest has been seconded by the
i
«1
Uousi mil iteal botale mullere.
combination
with Congressman
J. W. ltlOOH, I’ h K h IDKRT AMU ACTINO VAHllIKII.
Ivi
trine . f public ownership, or con- ¡ bi,ippine Commission, and the By the government of arid lands,
Notary Euolic
Moody,
who
wns
defeated
for
th«
H.C.
I.KVKNH,
Vo
l:
pHl
tlllM.
prompt national and state
trcl <1 pu 1 He utilities: as is ex- sentimi-nt of the American people, and in
-JoaWii
O regon .
■ iE. K-NS,
renomination, and between them ,
.. rw?M
emplitu d by th«1 successful control
a republican congress refuses notion in this respect, and the dis­
.d in id!
posal of «uch lands to setual set­ both it is «.lid that the senatoriaI /
() Lars Otlice in i'imes-llerald building >t theirs
stem bj tee ,!IV proper relief, but ena '-
cut, »p;.
content will he tied in a how knot,
various cities of the ^ate.
I laws fur these island.« inure l>ur- tler« only. We are in favor of
it’Mned»' ----- +
M.F itz G krald
I NCORl’OHA'I i a >.
rçlita c luoftXT«' s W illiams
Multnomah
oto uoiiovy
county win
will mciki
semi to
to «
liberal
appropriations
for
the
pro
­
Wedetnand that the state offi I densome and less defensible than
\ *1 uw.
Notary Fubiic
Heat hr,.ale AgvUt
Salem a citizens'delegation
<
hacked
iraca, SC’
tection
of
salmon,
and
favor
the
- f Or.
' all I " placed on flat
acts of the British Parliament
.\C M-
WILLIAMS A FITZGERALD
bv a combination
»If crup-’
salaries, which shall not be in­ against which our forefathers re enactment of such laws as will
Bon )ef.< Of lie« U1 olu Masonic Building.
Simon
republican« and the demo
amply
protect
the
fishing
industry
e; uiari
creased during ‘heir incumbency in belled. The policy that makes
11 lixa,
-
OllEGON.
crate. That the republican legis­
A <•> n< ml 15;inkinu; BuwineHr«'Urunistictixl.
of
th«
state.
f
one
law
for
the
Hawaiian
Islamis.
oilice, and li«ym«l such salaries
lative tick’d, now l>ef »re th • people
We
favor
the
immediate
enact
­
)
Dil-eetois:
W.
I
King,
I.
N.
(Jeer
Geo
Fry,
another
fur
Porto
Rico,
and
another
| such officer« shall l>e allowed no
S. W. MILLER,
will be defeated in many places i-
W. E Trlueh,
J (1. Welcome.
I other fe. « er perquisites whatever. 1 for the Philippines, cannot be up ment of a liberal pension law for
conaidered a foregone conclusion
All fees < arned by them shall fie held oi, any ground except that of Indian War Veterans.
< 'orroHpondence Invit. <1.
*
Burns, - - - Oregon.
We
iq>D<i«e
and
declare
against
subserviency
to
the
sugar
an«l
paid into the state treasury The
J
Montie I» Gwinn, of Buine, has
cues. Mt "
me of the state offi­ tobacco trusts. Our insular pos­ any sue)» combinations of com­
tun und ft *" W.L. HAR EN,
JOHSW.GUBÏ amount of
offered
to put up #100 toward irmk
p-ting
railroads,
as
was
made
in
t ‘w’* ’
cers’ fee are simply scandalous. sessions are either part of our
lit»' formation of the Northern Be- *nK a g'»"«i road leading to the iri
R l.«r»«t0 ¿.*’MnRSDEN & GEARY.
country
or
are
foreign
territory.
If
The rbpi.l lici u party, judging by
.¡< rar. v
Pi.\¿luíaos and Surgeons.
curities Company, and all «ither' terior. 11« guarantees that other
*ket. i
long-past extxsrienee, will not and part of our territory, the people are
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
. rfT«* *’
BÜR.N9, OREGON.
combinations and usurpatiors of large sheep owners will do the
doe« not intend tn remedy this entitled to the trade privileges that
’ t'F * J
ightfiMB fjtfics rffiitifiice.
e N'.». 1
railroad cot ¡»orations in defiance of *®uie. I iifa work is to be »lone <»n
evil. It hjs had many epportu- are granted any of our territories,
federal and state laws and in an- the county roa»l far in th«' interior
t stií» •
ami
any
legislation
that
restricts
nities. and has never even made an
cl
D3 H. VOLP,
tag itiisrn to the i«e«t interests ami and Would consist of blowing boul-
nul» »M ♦
attempt in this direction, hence we that privilege is udioue to the
«W* *
ders out of dugways and leveling
rtghts of the public
BAILE! <t ANDREWS, Proprietor.
OREGtiV.
Pkysleiau and Surgeon,
R on >‘2
must lielieve its promise insincere. American spirit and disgraceful to
be. ’ip places where heavy wagons can-
the
American
Government.
We
Toe
Democracy
of
Oregon
■uFriCE
AT
RKStUlNl
E
The Democratic party pledges
.e I <»■
not now get* around with wool
op in *
itself to sav. the taxpayers on this lielieve that the true policy is to lieve an«J declare in favor of the
th'U*- ■<■»«--35»-
The
county can now get a portion
prepare
the
people
of
those
islands
pension
of
trade
without
wen. ter* • *- iM*'» ron
L E* H
score a very large sum if given an
«'•■“H»
xlibl.ii'l «V 1 h'oxy ntoii.
slaughter of a weaker people; of oi lhe fun'11’
that ia neces
for
.«elf-government
as
speedily
as
■ opp rtunily t> enact and execute
prosperity and success without "ary «or repairs of the road in
i
TI.-TS.
possible,
arid
when
so
prepared
to
ru i-ia*“ v
such necessary law
■•' l |
. m rea»»’uf T'.u* (Tiixenn Bank.
eil
We favor eucii amendments to grant them their independence, re­ turning the government over to question —-Ontario Democrat,
Or
ii'iru». Oregon.
taining
such
coaling
Stations
and
multimillionaires
to
be
run
fori
the n'er-' i'e
■nmerco law. and
This hotel is centrally located and under tie mnnngemer t n
ports as may be necessary to pro­ tb«-ir Benefit, as the republican |
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
-Jfc-
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experienced landlord,
The building han B» • n th » lyhlv r< i
. ET
P «uch br;«lat. n By the legislature
i '•*' * ” ' .1,V:
t ouglit the R h «I« u - § 'of this -tate as will regulate rail­ tect those islands from foreign in­ party practically does; of renaon j
and is well furnished
The
«lining room in in ch rr- <»f ; l.t»*
«
.
Notice ii hereby given that by
>*■ . - •
ot million I .• v -, •; way trail.e within the State of Ore­ terference, and to maintain our and righteousness, rather than
modating waiters.
The table« are fumiuhrd with H • I • .
hv|s ris. and delusion; «if bon- an order of the County Court of
1 n-s:
gon, ar.d we favor «uch iegi«lati<m trade relations in the Orient.
esti
nd « liiciency in the perform- date March 26th the undersigned
tr
*A
attonof
ail
>ld
p
itr
.n«.
as
w-.l
«
We
«1»
mand
the
improvement
by
lîm»»»’. ■
y’
*
H < as will prevent «liscritiiinatinn by
ar
n
onni
*** i rt r»r
Ma.« H. E "riTH g I railway
carporalton« in the Federal Government of u,r am- « much as in promise; and was appointed and has since duly
rer*>H»e. ¡»I«*« Columbia River, both at its mouth not forgetful of past events and ex- qualified ia m>w actir.g aw Adminis­
, fan.r . f
•' c* h lSV
watchful of the present, trator of the Estate of Joseph War­
and beiow the mouth of the Wil- p-r.' ii'
or prmiu
4
There
Id b-
■ famette; and of the construction, it yet . ' «« forward and upward, ren Curtis deceased. All persons r
with a view to keeping step with having claim, .against the .aid E
labor
.»f
th-
right
ui.fier
contract,
as
rapidly
as
p»»»-
JOI ! X M.’MELLEN
the as-e
• i • <. i t a canal an«i lock« (»-tween the tn irr-h of progress in nation tate will therefore present them
' i tie Dal
ai d Celilo, and al*« of and «ta'e. and being an agency with the proper vouchers as By law
burden*<
w
À
14 «8
. th. improv- ment <»f other river* therein t t—nefit the many rather required to me at the office of Attor­ u
' at
I r* • *’r»d-
¿4
I rm
» 1
a» d t»*f< rw of Oregon, believing than the few. We present this ney Thornton Williams at Euro­ w
. I|<*IM> pa r fall i
J 4
OF
ONTA«
»
(
<
that, if jndktioMly expend««!. p«,fa expre- i u oi our fsith to sll tlie Oregon within 6 month- from th»
• Lw nil I w ao I r
« < V»I’J toniti» »I1H. I* Hill .lini I
♦
h<rm*
of
iie n»u«>ey cai.not be Letter used p. pl of Oregon, snd invok- their expiration of the publication if this « \<
»
TTO*
>*<>ii<nt<
«!.
p
sid
tn
th»
interest
of
just,
honest
notice.
• lltilt** s
We are ii , favor of the epe«dy con­
R
‘J*
Publi-h>»l in the Times-Her i.d
>T<) k H<»l GERS —John D. Daly. William J- -
struction of thr Nicaragua Canal, snd « • in g wrrnment.
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