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BURNS. HARNEY COUNTY.OK VOL XV NO. 31. JI A' ARD LAM) cannot be grown on wet hinds or on , ihosu oversaving an impenetrable garding which the conditions and hard face. Foothill lands lvine cost are already definitely known. cloae to the mountains will bo tn GOVERNMENT PLANS TO iR'UGATE UUBSCIUFTI *N llATIi: The result obtained will determine IRRIGATION BILL WILL HELP NOT *»< ,-e sure t • | reduce r< suits. EASTERN OREGt the future of the cassava experi i. Y.ar ............. REPARD IT. x Mouth« .. Th • gr. tt id should bo plowe.l ment. ir«e Month« . . . —- deep and prepared the proceeding *■.* BILLIO.VDOLLAR TRUST. orvrclAL. Dins’ roKV Sites Tor Storage Rerenoir -re to be Se fall Spring plow I land will not r>< H VTATB—• ■ ' ■ Any Apprecinthe Difference in Cost in Re- J. II. Mitchell. e . S«aator« lected Io Reservation Si- ;i ns in The Chronicle says. retain its moisture. In the early I Joseph Simon I clainttiss of Lands Will tc in Fa'or This Part ef State. “ A New Jersey corporation,rival spring cultivation stltlicient to pro <Thos. Tongue. of the Carey Law. fM A. Moody .r«s«ae« ... ing the United Stat’s Steel C irpnr- vide a go *-.l seed bed is necessary. L>. R. N. iiltn kburu rtiej a«u«ral T. T. Geer A‘ the request of R'-; o'ativc Thu sei* i should ba sown broad . sraor . ......... FI Dunbar I Some fear has been exj re-sed ation in magnitude, is projected It •vary oi Si at« U S Moore Moody, th" Geological - vi-v will cast and >-c -Ivastb se -*>n will a«ur«r ■ •ili ould pints to be a billion-:! .11,,r 1 o-icrn Jli Ackerman that tiie new iri g-ition t. Puoiic iuBtruet.ou ........... u H Leeds send three field partie- into East a Priuter permit, and not thicker than 15 1 v, . injuriously upon irrigation It may be called h Am riean m* at .RS. Bean- liear ern Oregon this summer, re -rdi- * pounds per acre. On th-.* heavy 3 u. Wolverton e bave lite t»: >st complete stock in town in r«m« Judge« I projects already begun under the Company. It is announced that a > F: A. Moore to a pre-s dispatth from Washing lauds harrowing will provide sutti- all lines of gigantic consolidation has been de Carey act, particul .riy those recent xisbth jvatciAi. msrutcT. • -ml th. ci.'ut covering tor the tec J. but on . M. D. ULlFFORb cided upon. The packing houses ton. I ('. Ru«s. 11 will tnct Judge................. ly commenced in Oreg m. But it Win Miller • unctAUuraey 1 b Geer n i - ú e p t ee<matl re that have agreed to firm the big summer making snrToce *>\amin i- the lighter lands it should be pul J W Morrow ‘ is the consensus of opinion to those at-SCLMUor ........... Hons in the northorn extr.-mit: s fl in deeper by in *.ms of a sesder. ■ familiar with public land legislation combine are what is known us cwvrrv 11»BKST : Malheur ni l Harney counties, to Feder these conditions *t nurse ........... Jamen A Sparrow that there will be no conflict what- ‘The Big Four,’ and are Armour A .ntyJuJ«. . . ................. It. Kicha ilsou determine the amount of art* “:n crop slii’illd bo clipp- d oft' with the rk ...................... ••• Lt A Miller cve between the new law and the Co , Swift & Co., Nelson, Morris ••arar.................... J K J oh 11 nun water available f*r irrigation, and mower when six to nino inches veyer ........................... Geo Shelley i Carey act. Enterprises that have Co., and theG. H. Hammond Com lt rií................................ I \\ Buchauan -wor .... Other concerns may be ad the probable depth to which w< ' h high the first season, and the cut- j < Bartlett j heretofore been undertaken under pany. out Superintendent . E J .Noble *'.i ck iuspec or ......... mitted. Even without additions, must, be sunk. Last summer In* ting left for a mulch. Thmigh the A. Venator the Carey act will bo allowed to go ... I eJixb&iQuers K J Williams conducted similar examinations young plants may dry up the first on to completion and in the future th -combinations of the four firms tfABWEY Ü. 8. L B D OFFICE ", . ,Gco. W 11a ee ■ the two laws will work harmonious will make a stupendous centraliza throughout southern Id *ho s. .sun during the extremely hot peter ........................ .. .1 lias Newell A second pa-tv, which spent last weather and appear to be dead, •ei<ex !v. Under the new law when a tract tion of.w» illb ” ‘C’ summer making tri.mgulations to they will be almost certain to start of land is to be reclaimed th • sec \. aoc.1. th** west of Baker t'*1' . ". i I continue again when the fill rains come, s* <3 f'.-»* STLVA REIIEKA rotary of the interior is autbrtged A Great Graft. this same w *rk e i - ' : nd nortli from e : («ei.e.erj Ut *ao « ’ .e • H >■; VT providing th ’ * plants havo made a to withdraw from settlement all that point, pnvii'*.' particular atten fnnki*.- • utou .»et Set It one-h ’ f in true that is aid unoccupied lands which, in hi- Op tion to the C. rnucopia mining dis- A. U. V. W.Buri « l.o.lv* So 47 inion, wiil be benefited by the gov-! about the menu that is set before . fSowuever, rrM.J*.. iaht. * M w Turk.'}-liit.:t:iij an Ari. eminent work. These lands, after the convicts in the state penitenti* is c nnphted. 't is intended to have . ■ -............. withdrawal, will not .be sttlj *.*t to ni v, Merrill and Tracey, the es this mineral licit more closely ex The Mteces-ful turkey limit* r i ¿ HAKS k TZ o DGL. no . 77. 1.0 O F- reclamation by the states under caped outlaws, can scarcely be amined with a view to determining probably the most scientific sports ,..t. svoad setto. *. H**'*-"*. the Carey act, but all other public blamed lor eEcaping from prison, Tir.,- vpiu, ■ r V1 y K if ¡-, .- ' ’ the extent ami riclim ss of ore de man in the most acute of all feath says the Baker City Democrat. arid land will be. oh . • _________ e« — — posits in a manner similar to the *M —l"1^—^^**** ered thing*». It is probable that when the gen Men in Baker county, who have re- •UMIIl Lindgren examination of the Bill'- ?•: VBUFE88ÍONAL CARDS. The turkey in not only gifted eral government, under the irriga cently been released front the petii Mountain gold fields a rear ago. with extraordinary l ight, h* arinp. J::, ;------ - —— -------- --- tion laws, shall undertake the re tentiary, tel! some hard tales about , A third partv will be sent into the wariness r.i d alert::.•>:*.but it knows W. J. COLEMAN, clamation of a certain tract no the prison bill of fare. Of course Blue Mountains to locate feasible th- weeds I tt-r than liny in r Stenographer ami Notary Public state would select land in that it is not always good judgment to sites for storage r.-servoirs, with a man can know them, r.nd it has same locality under the Care* take tl.e word of an ex-convict (,n ! ' '«1 Bruxs, - O kegon . view to their ultimate use by the [distinctly the faculty ofiasualilv 'r; 15 • • act. The policy under the new law ___ _ without due allowance, but there 13 Office iu UitUeitò Bank Building. I Hl' ..'Jml • • general government mid r the n w lor reason. A turkey knows not - .3 • • is to reclaim lands who-e improve-1 a suprising unanimity about these ; • • V irrigation la v or th'* utilization L GEO. tíl tílZEMORE, neti I only tlmt the appearance el'a cer • e ' ment has not heretofore been und* r- stories, and they are corroborated • • private enterpri- '. The depart tain part of th*-ground is not right. AT.VK.NS-Y, j taken and which are now unoccu- from other source.- Il is said that URSS.......................................................... OEEGO-:- ment is coi.vinc-I that th** water I ut also why it is not right. z etnei Z3XXC1 tlie able bodied men who do hard I pied. ’ef! s • from streams rising in the Bln - . win f, UiUncao»-. ÜB» bu mess ami Bea1 It will di iinguish readily bo labor for ten hours a day make The Carey act, it will be recalled, suo» mailer pro!» ; aitenU«! lu-____ Mountains, if p p.'ilv stor'd.-id ilwecn marks of passage mud’* by a Litcd. allows states not to exceed 1,0)0.000 their breakfa-t. on beans alone and miii^ i'AL'ro-s uiGG< acres of arid lands upon their re are allowed no meat. Visitors to, 'controlled, cm b ■ mn !•* to reclaim wihl animal ami a human being. large tracts <'f lam's tint .are n * i N* groi-s asfo-rt that it can smell Biggs & Biggs clamation by the state, ami when the prison say they h ive seen tn* n practi'-a’lv valueless. Examina powder, just as lb* V bidiv« that a v.r, (N ATTUKNE i ri- A f- LAW, so reclaimed, the stat» and not the go to work uif ruing» staggi-riii* tions for reservoir site* will also !.<■ , crow can smell powder, but there is _ __ __ < RF-•< government, derives the bentit from . from sheer weakness RX0, — mad» in a part of Ci ■ k countv ami no evidence that its senso of smell If these stories be true, audit Practice in all me courts ot Ore. the salo. along th» Deschutes rfver is spi-cially develop: d. Senator IL-insbrotigli, who intro- seems reasonable to believe they loliecttous pro: q i‘Y made. On the recomniendnti n f I’**p- Its pow< r of (light is not ereat fducod the irrigation bill in the sen- are, the state penitentiary should -------------- • »-, W. l resent^itive Tongue, a f nth p irtv ,1: . A. KXMWLO ' nor is it enduring on foot. T her* 1 ate, is firmly convinced that there be investigated. Ample, not to a.:y 4 r •gt»»n wiil visit the mountr.;' PARRISE a. REABÛLD, are many animals which prey upon will l e no conflict whatever between liberal, appropriations ate annually in Josephine and Jack o counties, it ami can over tun it. It bus to u o 1 Attorney s-ot-l-uw * this new legislation and the old made by t>10 legislature fol the an I north into Douglas c '•intv. to depend for preservation upon its © M ■S.r • Earus (and C.I ’ 11 •'* ,, Carey act. He thinks rather than maintenance of the prison as well ” t- Wlu P..CC.CO lu .... .. _ locate sites for storage rewervoi th . ii t’ll*-ct. ami this intellect ha ’«»ri* IiOl(U)uu,.e» »U Í . retarding development under the as all the other state institutions hip • lAie. «uu «»«ají* U. ■ ■ Wh 1 th'-re is not the sa U1 «I ?ti» md i-ome t<> I k * n niarkoldy d<-vi*lop**<l. penili__________ _ ■ Carey act, which has heretofore and if th" bill of fare is as poor as for irrigation there is i i !•’ i . j ’ -rn irr rirsw Chas- 11 Ceonurd, l h** turkey is not hard to find ami been availed of but little, the new it is said to be there must be a big Oregon, expert mce h is de:u . rat ATTORN t-' AT-l. aw , kill win n it is gobbling from a tr< * law will induce even more develop graft to somebody, somewhere. J ohn I» dal i Pm- H»» \i • d that irrigation materially •lid'- top in the early spring morning, ¿T.r. ‘:. Jareful atttmt.oi. given V* <' dec ment under the act than ever be ■ somehow. 'in the cultivation of fr tits, and tuns ami R al Estate matters. The iniquitous fee system by fore. He believe if there i« any bill the person who goy. after < ne while the government miv not in- »nblncd t Putrite No: ] iterili tbn <lay ibi » »t 11 mu his busi- differ» nee in cost,that land reclaim which the slender salaries of the I k. L! c. . dertake (ho construction of res r- r p«r .4 O regon . t, ..4. Jt ¡4 nomitiiiir.4 takcui in B ukks . ed under the Carev act can be sold Oregon state officials is augmented OF BURW3, OREGON. voirs in tho vicinity of A-l land i æftii and rooted with iu t»m IHr.tld building to the settlers for even less than he is in n measure r-ep m.-i!.| f >r this; and Roseburg, it is ia-li»-' . d the tr.ips inadu of •17- Odie» V . to . ■ i . 11:.'it idunIs Solicited. I Ittff. branch ■3, there being an <■ ut rane» can a quire water rights under the but tile “Salem hog" and the eter nr on nil government surveys will Im . f . ' , < f */ ' ’* ' ' ■ d art. S','. C 'offin, S' fyf Sa ary, ' iiuuer tli** bottom l-'jx One insili»^ split i: 4 fsossTuw wux; ■ nal Salem habit of grafting is more . new irrigation 1 tw. Solar' I great assistance to private entcr- led onÄ Auscueysti* j. . . :ir / >>. -A* Vo,t. bn vin,; lie«-n tolhnl ther i* by pare h- Chairman Tongue, of th» house so. i add & 1 prise Sa. S’. O,de/>, 9//, jfttJtanfor, VSi.t. jfonoo, WI u LIAM - a ElTZui-l.ALD ml corn grains, il tra. eli .ireuml c tnmiltee; Représentât:v N*-*v A party will be sent i do Wash- utind 1 'kin.' for an exit r<? 'i' Oiiic« in ula Mt’ ■ 11 • lands, who introduced the bill in . t . CARPENTER, Cashier. Killing Jackrabbits cn Salaries. ington to <• citimie tho < < '. lination leftist Ü0B1M, - O elgon lugli* r than il» he»i<l. the house, and R preseti'a'ive Mon lot reservoir sites on the eastern lari, f_____________ , It is .-.imtimee sluin , tot . by he ft. ,-.*. ho man :g*-d it during its con- T ’tn Murray, who came in fi m slop of the Cascade mo iri’iiiris, 11LLER, .■«, rua 8 mg let! lo n shullow tr enei il ng in sid* ration, tegeth* r with Georg*- ii Quin River Crosgiiig this afiernoon, 'with a view to storing th* waste der dB OjOD» d with t he v. .oli and spr M xw-'l, of th** N ttionai Irrigation has been f ir two months engai- <i notary public mart p » waters of n! litre renna tins fl. fl ’ '.wi .wi g east blind ape* 1 corti, ft V-sl pircht Commi ion, all agr<e that there Burn«, - - - Oregon. in the somewhat novel occupation ward. W; ter storage in th** Upp-r .Oí « UNDER HEW MANAGEMENT 1 3 J yards will be no conflict between the two of killing jackrabbits on -liarv. ».tu.« Colittiibia River Basin will also be JOUS w.CEARV W. L. MAMO«», v. how 1 If »hot. l.glti. nate away. will in no way laws, and the one He has I een *■ mployed on the Miller »orila» gi -ii - ime attention. MARIAN - GEARY. •I otSl - ver, a ni» tir.» t.ivn ut <1 i break retard settlement or d< velopment A Lux ranches, on wh ■ hth’-j . <• h er « Phjsknms and Surgeons. 11!. ing iuta r They see no rea under the other. were so numerous aa to thn-aun ronWc Hints To Farmers. • «VKN:-. ORI ’ N. mark. • ¡€ IMUS ho eallej lo thè hidi • n gun, -on why one scheme should offer the destruction of the alfalfa crop, £ÌT /7.’>,..- .Vu. SO i .* hunt and in t bis thè » * nce ..■Si-« Ojies rrtHf inducements superior t .th-** offer Mr. Murray is a sure s])ot with fire- mtn . - . —— e valuable hints to er is made mftnifi bt. uat’JtK ed by others. arms of any kind, He uy» d a 22 an article DR H. VOLF, .calibre rifle in the slaughter of thr ifie: ft* ' Bozeman W an! Both Ends of it. fine Hiiiscs end Mn’c». rabbits and every cartri’lgje which PltjaicL.it and Nurg-ou, Pr fp.knr R i -nccLo-tlon. i tetr went into the gun represent* d one WH. vT Ei - ex . K Plan« that were first taken into j less of the pests. Thia method of A fit in lot of horses •nd mu!»», I »•onsiderstim about a year a 40 getting rid of them was s i. what ’R. B. Erowntoa ■ rit>í{ about 1 .»■ i nuudx! ul upon à Ilibbar Jc Brownton, have tieen develoj -p- d in lb» last few exp* naive, but nevertheh-s proved D. M t here ymtenl« ’ brouffh results- of months to a poii nt where nome of a g-*od investment for the firm DENTIST: *>f in * E«i.k. - Otite» ft r« So* »••• the great packing establishments through saving the hav crop Dur tli caldy renovated in Chicago, have liegun experiment ing his two iin.ntba work or -p o*. of polite, accotn- d '-ie; * ì j Op on what may prove a revolution in which ever it may lx? calk !.» .! w 1. h th» 1 best. .MJ*"*' *“ a ia’ • • > the cattle industry in the country, Murray killed several th< it» <<4 • et: • •ays the Inter Ocean. The project rcl« • rabbits and hol la the state JOHN MeMl’l.LEN ection osito* involve* the settlement of sev ral pionship in tli:4 particular 11 » : ii ni** »lions tend t PE-»- hundred thousands acres of what , extermination.—'.Vinnemucc a X •» • w • X. » . Jiiv*• .» I*' o * ' large areas is at present nearly valueless land ' ver State. Or -gon 11 one rernm Burns. in Northern and Northwestern Flo -»•O >»<■ rida and Southern Alabama, the Cloudv tL.ya ] r ‘err d fir A Quint Punte. cultivation on a high scale of the l>! It. V 1* r 1‘nr-mrnT. making » » ca«sava root, and its use is feeding tolled in * 1 intimi A’ Take the numl>*r of Jiv. g effects. 9 cattle and h gs. If the plan de ere double the amount, ad velops a, it i* now in the minds of Inntar - rieoes procès» us* d nr re moitotun the leading packers, the Southern three multiply the revolt h • xtenshr- F clast work 9 ! • :!<) OREGON add the number of living 1 throuxb 0 » ’’b •tates will become the center of the and »»ti- ction g laracteed. multiply the result by ten. a an«l a k rrp ’ t»-r »ft »»» lit- .Hill I ndiv iilualfl cattle-raising industry. • « Th<» landa n It is state 1 tbai arrangement» »re number .»f deaths of Lrctlie ron». TLe h» )»eing made f.,r the acr-»mm-*dation sisters and subtract 130 fr Erank R. F tain lh*? rrK*»1 n Carpen* . f a c.-r-siderable number ofcatt' - resuit. Th* right har d figu F or « ai -Y* a* z T • W» to i*e shii*p*-d from lb* stock yards be the n'liuler of *1 ath» th* mid-1! a rvgi«ta*r. D*ir J ; uU ot here to Northern Florida to lie fed figure mil Le the num: •r of g*»»d grad ws ais It. t. I KSV, Cahier in? year old ¡- will w Ir stent and the i • j » « number of hvin Lnth*-r Bttet.'r.g p * AN AID TO THE CAREY ACT with similar work in the West, re WILL SURVLY ht Tim Ontario, Oregon groceiues , HARDWARE, DB Y GOODS BOOTS AND SIWES. Our Specialty—The very best of s ooHs .in ’ prices a.> low as our compet ed rd td No one has the tfualities we have in ah lines the ex •nev for -the Ontario, Oregon First Natioal Banl . 3cot ■ Men. 1 . 5 $ i <M *