BURNS, HARNEY COUNTY,OREGON, JUNI
rhe| Tirnes-fierald.
PRESIDENT FAVORS
BILL upon tl.e meaning ai d intent of A GREAT RUSH FOR LAND appears to be the only solution of
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the measure.
the problem. Oregon needs one or • 0
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The bill as it is now before the
two trout hatcheries, and with tbe • » • •
ink-J
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H0BSCB11 1 .ON RATES:
house is, in brief, n li mestead law OCCASIONED BY PROSPECT OF COLUM­ assistance of Oregon’s delegation • 9 • 9
WANTS IRRIGATION MEASURE
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Year
(2.00
BIA SOUTHERN EXTENSION.
made
ai
pl
cible
to
the
arid
lands.
in
congress
an
effort
will
he
made
BECOME
A
LAW.
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Mouth.
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100
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I« Month. ...
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It simply provides that the United
by the sportsmen of Oregon to se­ • 9 • 9
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States government should create
cure them. Trout hatcheries are 9 9 9 9
OFFICIAI. DIRECTORY
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STATE -OREGONi
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Hundreds
of
Thousands
of
Acres
Taken
io
operated
with
success
in
California,
The Belief of Its Friends Is That tbe new rivers, through the building of
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J. II Mitchell.
S Senator«
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the Past Year in that District by
Law Necessary Can Be Passed in
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Joseph Simon
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Colorado and Montana. They are • O 0 •
reservoirs and main line canals,
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Individual Entrymcn.
jThos. Tongue.
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the Near Future.
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and should so regulate the ilow of
established and maintained by the 9 *>
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(MA. Moody
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n«r«Mm«a
. , . D. R. N. Bltu kburn
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hearty torne. General .
government. In the opinion of I ••
streams already in existence that
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............... T. T.Geer
iveraor
...
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.. Fl l»unbar
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»retary ol State
As
an
indication
of
the
way
peo
­
many
the
time
is
ripe
for
Oregon
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.................. C 8 Moore
A
recent
dispatch
from
Wash-1
ll»e>
contents
would
be
available
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eaaarar
..
ÄLtf L,
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. .. J II Ackerman
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pi. Public iDetract
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........... W 11 Loeds ington to the Oregonian says that . Tor irrigation
during a season of ple are discounting the extension of to get into line, for unless some ef­ O •
it© Priut«r
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res
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i R. 8. Bean.
the
Columbia
Southern
Railroad
up
fort
is
made
to
restock,
many
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President
Roosevelt
is
showing
a
drought.
Only
those
are
to
be
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.> C. Wolverton
preme Judgee
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* F. A. Moore
‘ Mi
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the
Deschutes
Valley,
President
streams
will
in
a
very
short
time
We
have
the
most
complete
stock
in
town
in
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lively interest in the status of the Permitted to secure land under the
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NINETH ZUPtCIAL DISTRICT.
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•
’J Crt,.
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all lines of
supply who Lytle has just obtained a statement become entirely depopulated of 9 2
... M. D. C lifford irrigation bill which has passed the neivlv created water
»<’ flRt strict Judge
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.. . \V m Millet
from
The
Dilles
laud
office
showing
fish.
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etnei Attorney
senat
•
and
lias
been
reported
to
nre
in
truth
and
in
intent
hotue-
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I " . < «T
lai-Repreeeutative
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..J W Morrow
Last year the Oregon Fish and 1 • 9 • 9
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intàeuator ...
the house with certain amendments builders, and appropriations of that 196,960 acres of public land
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•ath«
couwTY - harney :
The president has asked a number land are to be restricted to the have been taken by individuals Game Association planted about <* 9
James A Sparrow
oaty Judge ...........
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law modified and se- since the first of last November. 155,000 small fry in the rivers and I ••
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11. Kichardeon of members of congress as to the homestead
>rk - - ......................
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R A Miller
leaurer......................
There were 1022 homestead entries, lakes of Oregon, This year the 9 9 O 0
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curely
guarded
in
its
purpose
by
...JR Johnson prospects for the early consider
rteyer ..................
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............. Geo Shelley
•rt«.............
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of this special act covering 163.520 acres, and 209 plantings aggregate 109,500 small • O
J W Buchanan ation of the measure and has in- the operation
loffior .............
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..............J <J Bartlett
uol Saperi a te ade ut
timber entries,covering 33,440 acres fish. All the fish planted this year • 9 • 9
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dicated
his
earnest
desire
that
the
These
settlers
nre
not
only
to
re-
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J
Noble
»ck Inspector
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A. Venator
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^siAMioaera..
This does not include land selected were Eastern brook trout.
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R J William« bill should become a law at this s'de upon their land, but are to re­
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HAM«! Ü. 8. LAND officb :
turn to the government, in course by irrigation companies nor timber
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session of congress.
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...Geo, W Ha*es
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Our
Specialty
—
Che
very
best
of
>o'.T giater ....................
land
that
has
been
»clipped.
Most
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HARNEY
COUNTYS
BORAX
MINE.
......... Chas. Newell
of
time,
by
a
series
of
deferred
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A
thorough
poll
of
the
house
is
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’ h'rnd celver ...........
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payments, the entire cost of creat­ of this land lies m Crook County,
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being
made
by
friends
of
this
irri
­
goods and prices as low as our compel- O C 9 9
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HOC i ETIES.
The Engineering and Mining « 9
gation measure, and enough is ing the supply of water which is but a small part of it is in Wasco.
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dYLVA REBEKAH Degree No.<3
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There has also been great activity Journal of a recent date contained 9 0 itors
«*ft
«Aft
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leetBCTery 1st and 3d Wednesday.
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known of the results of this poll to : to lie made available.
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Tillie Jordan N. U.
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There has been a remarkable in the Lakeview land district, oc­ the following article descriptive of 9 9
Frankie Brenton Kcu set y.
warrant the statement that there is
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casioned
by
the
prospect
that
the
growth
in
sentiment
in
congress
the
Rose
Valley
hoiax
works,
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a considerable majority in favor of;
▲. O. U. W¿Burns Lodge, No 47.
No one has the qualities we • 99 9
Columbia Southern would build to owned by J ,M. Fulton and C. L. • • 9 •
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in
favor
of
such
an
irrigation
the
bill.
Speaker
Henderson
and
t..u.v.rj Erid.yuigbr.ADi]iar ii M w
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tbe committee on rules have agreed j , measure. Many members who Bend. Though Bend is some 25 Taylor, of Ileno, Nev:
liave in all lines. «* «* «< «*ft 99
K li Hoyt.
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Borax has been mined from a e •
that the bill shall be given full and were utterly indifferent have ho miles north of the northern bound­
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HARNEY LODGE SO. 77, I. O O V.
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ary
of
th«
Lakeview
district,
the
come
interested,
and
«hose
who
borate
marsh
deposit
in
Ilarnev
0
fair consideration on the floor of
Odd rfeoA.
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railroad
to
Be
,d
would
be
such
an
have
looked
into
the
matter
are
on
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county.
Southeastern
Oregon,
foi
the
house
at
this
session,
and
it
is
•p
’
u Y Klug,secy-
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£i<
improvement
over
present
trans
­
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9
tbe
list
i.f
those
from
whom
a
fa
­
five years past The deposit cov­
thought that it may come up fur
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portation
facilities
for
that
region
vorable
vote
is
expected.
It
is
as
­
ers
some
10,000
acres
of
low
land
discussion early in June. The bill
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
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In connection with our biisinc.
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as amended by the house com­ serted and names are given that if that there is increased demand for lying immediately below lake Al 9 9 0 O
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99
0
0
land
clear
down
tiie
occasion
presents
itself
a
to
the
Kb
ina'ti
vord. With the present transpor­ 9 Q
mittee is satisfactory to the presi­
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W. J. COLEMAN,
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speech
in
favor
of
this
bill
could
reservation.
All
that
country
will
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tation
facilities
not
more
than
‘
2
5
dent and to all the irrigation forces,
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itenographer and Notary Public and it is taken for granted that if be secured from some congressman be served by the Columbia South- per cent of this area is callable of 9 9 9 9
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0
ern
when
it
shall
get
to
Bend.
One
yielding ore of sufficient high grade 9 0
B urns , £ — O regon .
it passes the house and goes to from every state in the union from
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Office lu L’IU s - k Bank Building.
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of
the
important
irrigation
enter-
to
pay
for
the
working.
The
rich
­
Maine
to
California
and
from
conference that the senate will ac­
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cept the house amendments and Florida to Washington. Some of prises that has just obtained a con­ est portion of the deposit, consist­ 9 C O 0
OKU. 8, SIZEMOKE,
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0
tract
from
the
State
Land
Board
ing
of
some
two
thousand
acres
T
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enact the bill as drawn by the the New England deleg ilion are its
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ATTORNEY,
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is
in
Walker
Basin,
which
in
Kla-
lies
close
to
the
lake
and
is
owned
most
enthusiastic
advocates,
tak
­
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house
committee.
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0
.• bus ,
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by the Rose Valley Borax Com­ O O 0 W
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The situation in the house in re­ ing the broad view that what ben­ nilttli county.
ellecAOD-, Lan I bu.iness, and Real
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.ave mailer prou tiv uilenilcd U>.
pany.
Before last November there were
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gard to this measure is peculiar efit« the country in one part ben­
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99
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Correspondence
Solicited.
taken
within
10
miles
of
the
pro
­
Topographically
this
area
is
per
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W BIGGS,
HALTON BIGGS
and politics are involved to a eon efits it ns n tvhole. These m«n
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99
posed extension of the Columbia fectly level and treeless. The 9 e 0 9
realize
that
New
England
would
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sidt-rable
extent.
Unfortunately
Biggs &. Bigg3
99
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Southern,
in
view
of
the
extension
ground
is
covered
with
a
white
in
­
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not
amount
to
much
without
the
for the cause of irrigation nearly
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ATTORNEYS - AT - LAW,
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of
the
road,more
than
186,000
acres
crustation
several
inches
thick
of
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middle
states,
that
the
middle
all
the
so
called
leaders
on
the
re
­
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KJ)g .
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—
—
OREGON.
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borate of soda containing sodium • 9
99
states would not have achieved of government land.
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Practico in all tne courts ot Ore. publican side, men like Represent­ their present greatness without the
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These figures show how people carbonate, sodium sulphate, sodi­ 9 9
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ative Payne, of New York, Gros
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[lections promptly made.
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99
veuor, Dalzell and Cannon, are op­ development of the central states, have been rushing in to occupy land um chloride, etc , in varying pro­ • «
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99
h« R kmboad
V. VV. P arrish posed to tbe bill, while the rank land
that the commerce and in­ w h,h the railroad is likely to serve. portions. During the long dry » 9 9 9
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99
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0
99
and file of the house, both demo | dustry of the central states is Asturance of transportat'on facili­ summers of that region the loose 9 9
99
Lieti ' PARRISH i REI>1 BOLD,
9 9
99
cratie and republican, are in favor j I almost entirely dependent upon ties will open that country and drv deposit is carefully «hoveled 9 9
A num ey e-a t-1 <a w,
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by hand into small conical mounds 9 9 0 9 o«©ec0<?r.
0B0 9‘?000C0900( 9®-')0000©000e000000000000ee09
the new growth and development make it rich and populous.
Garnn (.»nd Cany on City,; Oregon.
of
it.
Some
of
the
republicans
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Hl pt «Cl C© iu l.tj luhimuS LLaiuey Cid
or heaps set in regular row« and
of the Missis-
□ I Cvuuuua aud tn tue bti. i’. i.ie wuii vi liie with a keen teilization of the great I of the statos west
C. alt'» Miff«» 1U u. o . n .. . - , .. ‘ V.
resembling n hay field in harvest
sippi river. The enonuous cotn-
MUST HAVE TROUT HATCHERIES.
importance
of
this
measure,
as
it
■ I vll .W
time. After removing the original
will affect the congressional cam­ merce of Chicago, St. Louis Kan-
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fl <Jhan. 11. _L.eouard,
i . : .fl
sas
City
and
other
western
centers
ATTOB.SEY- AT-LAW,
While the Oregon Fish and Game incrustation borate« are quickly
paign in many of the western
formed, and in a comparatively
refui allentimi given to Coilt'C- states, believe th it their so-called and markets comes almost entirely Association has already done and
short
time a second incrustation
.loua aoU K< u iludíale uiallcra.
leaders have made a mistake in from the business done in the is still doing much to prevent the
covers
the ground. It. is claimed
t
’
uulic
states
west
of
tbe
Missouri
whose
N«mr>
depletion of Oregon’s trout streams,
i ot pushing the irrigation lull as a
that this process will continue in­
ÜK EGON.
;
mines
and
farms
arc
dependent
B urn «,
says the Telegram, the problem of
distinctly administration and re­
definitely and the supply is there
ice in fiaies-IIerald building publican measure and enacting it i upon irrigation for labor supply, keeping up the supply is forcing fore inexhaustible.
¡crops
and
products.
1N< ’< >I.’1‘< >1,’ \i l .1 I.)
itself upon the attention of the
as such. These same men believe
H’irl
Since no mining is done in the
iBMToaWiLUA-
M.F jt » g « rau >
that the bill will pass th« house in
It s looked upon as inevitable disciples Isaac Walton. The drain
BURNS, OREGOR.
iloruey at Law
Notary Public
winter sufficient material must lie
r i
Lesi Usiate Agent spite of the opposition of some of whether congress adopts thi* policy upon the trout streams is greater
gathered
in
the
summer
months
to
CAPITAL STOCK $25,000.00
the republican le id,-rs and that the of reclamation of the arid ptil/lic than the increase of fish Of this
A li.LlAMs & 1-IT/ a .LKALD
supply the full capacity of the re­
C0 in ola Maa.
c hui.dir g.
democrats will then b« aide to lands at tins session or not, it is there is no longer any question.
X < 1 • -iK-r.il | inkiti: I’>ii -1n<-i-s'l ruii.-:i<-t<-<l.
fining works which operate con­
bVKNê,
-
UxEOuN
claim credit for the enactment of only question ef a short time when
Stream« that once fairly teemed
hin i t-irv \Y. \ King,
I. S Gei-r
Grò. Fry,
tinually
summer and winter. Th-
|il will become a part of tbe na­ with lish to-day give tbe ardent
the law.
W.
E
Trhi-li,
J
('.
Welcome.
8. W. MILLER,
President Roosevelt does not tional creed, and thoughtful re­ angler but sc mt returns for his crude material carries from 5 to 20
[ier cent boric acid.
< ’ori-c-:«] ><>ii<l<-nce I n v it< •< I.
<
consider partv line« of anv im­ publicans view with alarm the al labors. The ex[>eriricn of every
M0TA;Vf PUBLIC.
The refining procs«» 1« simple a J
portance ill securing what he l>e- titude of some of their leaders fishing party that has been out thi»
Bums, - - - Oregon
licves to be much-needed legiela I towards a policy which they be­ spring adds cumulative force to The crude material is thrown into
. aissusa.
aoiia w anil
tion in this direction, and the demo­ lieve within a sh irt time will be the growing conviction that the tanks of Foiling water into which
crats, aware of the opposition of accepted as a- matter af course in problem of keeping up the trout chlorins or sulphuric acid is intro­
MARsr. n & geary .
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
i’lij siciau> and Surgeons.
some of the republicaril i», are quin­ the annual proceeding« of congress supply will soon have to he square­ duced. In this h -.it'-l solution the
salt«
are
already
dier
Ived
and
tin
­
BCBN-
OREGON.
Iv preparing to take tile credit
it was under a republican ad­ ly met. All the light catches re­
es «1 rrstdeacz
£«•>"“ 1« - A’o - - which the republicans who favor ministration, after ten years of bit­ ported are not due to the high boric acid liberated. 'Ebe hot solu­
irrigation think should belong to ter controversy, that the home­ water, its muddy condition or yet tion is allowed to remain in the
their own party.
DR H. VOLP,
stead act became a law and the hi«h temperature. Tbe truth is tanks twenty-four hour«, after
The
poll
of
the
house
which
has
bill, introduced bv Galtndia Grow, coining home that there are fewer which the clear fluid is ru i off into
Physician and Surgeon,
tanks where it is allowed to remain
been taken to ascertain the posi­ was signed by President Abraham fi-h in the streams.
•rriCE
T EE<il«EN< F
tion of the different members Lincoln. Tbe «peach«« made
Close seasons, the limit of catches Until Cool, where white pearly
i. BrawMoa
L E. Il I1 KM towards this bill shows that not against the homestead act read to­ and
other protective legislation scales are formed, which are washed
Hibbttixl ‘Sc Brownton,
more than twenty or thirty of the day with a strange símil ritv to have done much t > preuent the ex­ with cold water before they are re­
entire democratic side are opposed the arguments made against the termination of trout a ml delay the moved from the tank«. Ill«
I)E' TIiSTH.
me« im
ifThe .It'K Bark
to it, and that the principal op- present proposed irrigation home­ depletion of trout streams. The mother solution is reused until stif-
Bart
Oregon.
!
I ■
.in«! uii'1» r fl »• management An
p isition lies with the republican stead act, which is the hom«-tead restocking of streams by the Ore ficient silt has accumulated fir
separation.
Th*-
•
»ihiif
4 I hi - I n thoroughly renovated
leaders. At the «am« time strong act of 1862 merely modified to suit gon Fish and Game A.soci ilion
A
superior
quality
of
bo.
ic
acid
I
'lifiin^
r
. it ir in charge <>f polite, accoin-
support for tiie bill comes from present conditions in the arid por­ has also proven of invaluable ben­
■
f.i'
'
»
«4
ire
for
irhf 'l wtUi th” I»» 4.
is
produced
which
c<
tnaiand«
th"
republican sources ai d with this tion of the public land yet to l/e efit to the trout resource« of tbe
JOHN McMULLEN
bigb -st market price. The initial
support is allied the entire ap­ disposed of
state.
nection
proval of the president and bis
But the supply is not keeping output of th« Oregon borax work"
is
400
Pin«
of
the
refine/l
article.
cabinet officers.
pace with the demand made ute.n
L’r H T. Hoople returned from
-
O1 egnn
1« was believed by tho«e inter­
Oregon's trout stream« The army Thi» i« «hipped by mule t*am n
Portland Thursday, where he ac­
ested in securing an irrigation law.
of fxbertnen is yearly increasing distance of 130 miles to Winne­
Cloudy
vs preferred f. r
companied M. N F-gtly last week
ir
.-»•
which would be entirely a home­
The extension of mining and null­ mucca. Nev , whence it is shipped
making «tt ig«. Ph >to« fin­
to perform an operation on hitu.
to Chicago arid Ht Lotus. Occa­ A J /IIS I»
maker«'
Lili,
that
tbe
measure
as
ished in ear1 on and platinum
Dr. I! syple elate« that the morning ing operation«, the denudation of sional shipment« are made to San
it pas»*d tbe senate contained sev­
effect«.
the operation was to be p. rformed forest« and the expansion of agri- Fianci.co
eral loophole« through which
Instan tar- f’F proce«!» uard
tbe gathering in Mr. FegtTy'« throat cultural industries work together
speculators could have taken ad­
txt^ntirelr
Firat clot work
broke and tbe doctors decided not for tbe woe of the finny tribe. Tbe
We «re in receipt of a shipment F
vantage of ATLat waa intended for
and
on guamnU-rd.
Of ONTARIO OREGON
to operate for the present. Tbe population of tbe state is increas­ of "The Ito«»” Roaster, Baker and y
the sole benefit of settlers, who ease is a peculiar one and it baffles ing and civilization is encroaching
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Steamer which will I* given aw«y * \ • 11
‘ ’<>11-01
would reside upon their claims for
rrO’—aii-iMfc---------------------------------------------------
the Portland physicians as well as upon the hitherto undisputed pre to our customers. They are a very
a <1.
five year» before expecting to se­
serve« of gam« fish toward tbe
Dr. Hoople, and Mr Fegtly will
useful, desirable «nd n«ce»«ary ar­
•John I» Ih/ y. W
The eb«ng«s made bv
hea/jwaters of trout streams Popu
Fon S alb — Yearling Bulls from cure title.
ticle. Wh- n you have made ca»h I
remain in the hospital for some
■-'!l
registered
o
F O|d»n, M
'.ation and civilization are enemies
Durham Bull aud the house irrigation C'-tnmittee in
h Ta»t, ili'« T
purchases to tbe «mount of t-IO a
time—Ontario IXmocrat.
» od gTsd« B
the
senate
bill
are
etigbt
in
tbe
to game fi«h as well ■ « to game
two three-
roaster is given to you. Cali and
muter of wording, bat extraordi
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