VOL X.
BURNS, HARNEY COUNTY, OREGON, OCTOBER 25, 1902.
AN IRRIG
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WHERE SHALL THE STATE
ORGANIZERS OF ASSOCIATIONS.
APPLY
NATION S FINO?
Obstacles la Government's way to Establish'
io. Works tobe Removed--Conveo-
tioa to Stir up Interest.
The association organized yes­
terday at the instance of J. N.
Williamson and the Chamber of
Commerce of this city The organ­
izers, besides Mr. Williamson,were:
J. C. Moreland, A. II Devers, C H
Mclsaacs. J. M. Moore, Henry E.
Reed and C. C. Hutchinson. Mr.
Hutchinson is president of the Ore­
gon Irrigation Company. A second
session was held in tbe evening, nt
which other persons present were:
A. M. Drake, president of the Pilot
Butte Development Company, nd
his attorney A. King Wilson.
These companies are interested in
the Deschutes country. The Ore­
gon Development Company, algo
interested in that district was not
represented.
The Pilot Butte and the Oregon
Development Companies hold con­
tracts from the State ot Oregon un­
der the Carey act for reclaiming
respectively 86,000and 64.000acne
of arid land. The signature of the
Secretary of the Interior to tbe con­
tracts is necessary to their final
execution.
The committee, us
above named, will ascertain if the
shadow of these contracts covers
nearly 500,000 acres of I h ml, as is
reported, or only 150,000 acres, and
whether the contracts have actual­
ly been enter, d into between the
Government and the companies.
All desire to invalidate any vest* d
rights is disavowed.
That a committee of five mem­
bers he appointed with instructions
to investigate the statue of all irri­
gation enterprises undertaken it*
the state of Oregon under the terms
of the Cary land act, the committee
to report at ttie earliest possible
moment.—Resolution of tbe Oregon
Irrigation Association.
The committee is made up of—
Henry Hahn, of Portland chair­
man.
J N. Williamson, of Prineville,
State Senator ai d Representative­
elect . to
.- Congress.
J. M Moore. of Portland, tecre-
tary of the Board of Trade.
1. W. Hope, of Vale
F D. McCully, of Joseph.
The Oregon Irrigation Associa
tion organized yesterday for three
express purposes.
First—To investigate the r ghts
of private irrigation companies in
the state; to look into the status of
the contracts which they have ac­
quired under the Carey act, and to
ascertain how largo areas are cov­
ered by those contracts.
HOT DEBATE AT SESSIONS.
Second—To find out where lie
the obstacles that the Government
Debate at the morning session
has encountered in its endeavor to turned upon several sharp, points
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establish irrigation works in Ore­ The discussion between Mr. Wil­
gon.
liamson and Mr Hutchinson reach
Third—To encourage the Gov­ ed two or three spirited climaxes.
ernment to undertake irrigation in Mr Williams* n has entered into
Oregon, and to obtain for this state the irrigation problem m this .late
its share of the funds which con­ in a yery vigorous manner. Il*-
gress has set »part for such work. showed veslerday that the Govern­
These three purposes the associa ment was impeded in irrigation
tion will carry forward with due work in this state bv the apathetic
regard to the v-sted rights of pri­ state of public sentiment anti by
vate companies.
private companies.
Another prominent object is to
“The Government will not law
stir up tbe people of the state to its way into Oregon,” lie declared,
the immediate necessity of showing and F. II. Newell, chief engineer of
that Oregon is interested in the the rtelamatio: service, has said
J. W BIGGB,
DALTON BIGGS
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new irrigation system, and to ¡end as much. The Government can
the Government enc* u agernent to find plenty of places in other stntes
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to expend its money. Why, then,
enter upon projects in this state.
ATTORNEYS - AT - LAW,
o U30CR£FH0>' RATES;
A H Devers was elected presi­ should we expect lhe government
lire
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I’ractico in all the courts of Ore. dent of tbe uodv, and J M. Moore to fight its way into Oregon? We
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secretary
should invite tbe government to
Collections promptly made.
work here, should help that work
irrwtAL directory
I CONVENTION TO BE HELD NOV. 18
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all we can and should point out
U.A KEMB v LD
C. W. P aubxsh
J. 1!. MitchelL
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To the end of the enlisting pub places for irrigation systems. Now
Jcseph 8imon
PARRISH & REMBOLD,
)Thoi. longue.
lie 8et.tia.en., a .tale convention
1» the time to act If we Sil like
iM A. Moody
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Attorneys-at-Law,
D. K N. Blackburn
will be held at Portland November
Âitwracy Geaeral
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blimps on a log, ether states will
Gftvcraor
Bums (and Canyon City,) Oregon.
FI Dunbar
About 450 del* gates will be
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Will practice In the courts of Harney and 18.
g t that part * f tbe r* cia mation
C 8 Moore Grant
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counties au<l iu the bv.ptenie uurt ut the
J II Ackerinau State, aud
entitled to alien : Th* y will be
d«pL PUDlic’IUBt
atso in U. S. mud uftice.
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fund to whi. h Oregon is entitled
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apportioned an follows:
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It's the biggest thing in Oregon
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To t*e named:
Ciias. 11. Leonard,
) F. A. Moore
That
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A ttorney - at - law ,
By th< (ioverii'.r 20 delegatee; by
NINKTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
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Wm Miller Careful attention given to Collec­ Mayors of cit ier*. t w*> d* I* gates, and
Districi Atturney
Mr Williamson pointed out that
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ietnt-tcepresealaUve
tions and Real Ertale matters
one additional f- r ev ry 2500 peo­ i III*- Des Chutes Valley '»»• » good
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Joiai-Seaftter
Notary Public
ple or major fractiop of that i.tim­ place for the government to estal*
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two delegate“; l*y • ach lUHon objected. Saying, that bis
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commercial organiz ition, two dele- companv had spent large huh ,» of
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*ons** **«*.* gat« s and one f ir each 50 no inliers; money in that diatrict He did not
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k b < ©to9fc intpceiar
A. Venator
try each iirigation company. two think the government could in
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MfiRSDEN & GEÄRY.
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delegate«; Lv the State University, go-id faith in erfer*- with hi-* c*>m-
Ph \ sic id fi» and Surgvona.
Geo. W Ha ee
pt
.©giiter
S at* A. i< ubural C- 1-g Experi
Chaa Newell
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BURNS,
OREGON.
net St.it y* ut il each State Nor
‘ Iz-t the government go t*> other
Oßice al
Phone No :o
mal School, each two delegates
BUVIET ì ES.
pieces,” said he ‘ There arc plenty
«vera ub ( ka il i ver.. No.a
of ih*-m in Oregon ”
Oregon Forwarding Co.
Ontario, Oregon,
Is now selling goods on a cash
basis and making a slaughter
in prices. It will pay you to
see them. Watch for the an­
nouncement in this space next
week.
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Photographer.
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Oiegon
Cloudv days pr»f»rred for
making riUings. Photo, fin-
isbed in carbon and platinum
effect«.
Instantaneous process used
extens’velv Fir.t-cisas work
and ««ti«factiou guarsr.Ued
“Daddy” etili «elb furniture at
reaannable prices No change since
the election Wall paper going at
ail kinda <>f pnr-ee Cail at tbe
»t*.re. eur.dule with him and •*.« tbe
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EX-OFF1CÎO MTMBEBB.
T' al's jnat the way with .oil,”
The following are mellite re In
rijoineii
Mr 'Viliiainson. rpnek *y
virtue of lheir res|»cc,i»* ollie, a
The Governor, the Secretary »nd Wil* i* tin- g**v,'rnii*eii» pr *p -*-s *.■
the Tieaeurer of tbe state of Ore ■-nit r a g"*»*l district -nme privai.
I company rtie** 'go elaewhere ’
gon
The Dietnlier» of the State Board \\ hen it I*« k- t-> »noth r place it
meets the same cry 'go elsewhere.'
■ ,f Agriculture.
Th*-
.fate is all entered wirh'pri-
Tne ui'-ni oere of th« St tie Boa d
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C'*n.|Mtr*ie-. an I they *f .n'f
of H >rticulturr.
want the guverr.in* nt to enter the
The State Biologist.
'«late.”
The State Gaine »nd Fish War­
Mr Hu'-.-hinson—In the United
den.
8tatee are many »rid are», which
The State Fish Commissioner.
The State Dairy and food coni cannot Le reclaimed by private en­
terprises, but which tbe great re-
miroioner.
Miurces
*>f the government can
Members of the Legislative A«-
in •he arable. I lielieve the irriga­
•eml'ly of the S ate of Oreg m.
tion act of the Jaet ee.rion of con
Tbe State veterinarian.
gre«« was |.»es* d for tbe benefit of
Th» Stale land Agent
United States .Senators and R*-p- •uch areas C-mgre». di*1 not in-
rrsentativee in Congreea uf the
Stat« oi Oregon.
County Judges, Commistior ers
and Surveyor»,
The City Engineers and Snivey-
ors of incorporated eit'e*
All meu.Iwrs in g>Hai standing of
tbe National Irrigation Association
The Governvr-eiect of the State
of Oregon.
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Lev A J Irwin will preach at
Harney the 2nd Sunday of each
month a*. 11 a. tu, and 7:30 p. m.
Sabbath school every subbath nt 2
p. m.
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Sunday school at Harney the
first Sunday of each month at 10
o’clock a m. On the second, third
and fourth Sunday af each mouth
at 3 o'clock p m
Preaching ser­
vice > very second Sunday at 8 p m.
At the Presbyterian church
Burns, Rev. A. J. Irwin pastor
Devine services the third and fourth
Sundays of each month nt 11 a. tn.
and 7:30 p in. Sabbath school at
10 n. tu. every Sabbath morning.
Ontario, Oregon
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Petition for Liquor License.
GROCERIES, HARDWARE
DRY GOODS AND
BOOTS AND SHOES.
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To the Honorable County Court
of Harney Countv, State of Oregon:
We, the undersigned h-gril-voter*
of the precinct of Liwen, said coun
tv and state, most respectively pe­
tition your HonorabhvCourt to grant
a petition to N. J. L'wis to sell
spiritous malt and vinous liquors
al his place of business in said pre­
cinct in less quantities than one
gallon for a period of six month«
coiiiuienciiig Novemb, r 13, 1902:
R, R. Sitz, Waiter Gray, Andrea
D, Lytl«, Ed. Sliver, A. A. Clay
pool, J. H. Jordan, M. V. Smith, N.
O Oard, Ben Jordan, C. W. Jordan,
1’. F Heinz. J. W. Heinz, G E.
Parker, J. I*. Sitz, Scott Hayes, L
B. Hayes, W, W. Dt ink water, I B.
Clark, Wm. L. Clark, D. W Jordan,
J C Gray, (I W Clark.
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In the Circuit Court of tbe State of
Oregon, for the County of Hur
ney.
Lottie Peterson, Plaintiff,
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Thorvald Pet« rson <l* fen*biti')
To Thorvald Peterson, tiie above
named defendant:
You nru hereby summoned to
appear and answer the complaint
in tho above entitled cause filed
Hgainst you, in the above entitled
Court l*y tbe 20th day of October,
¡902 and are hereby notified that it
you fail ho to appear and answer
the plaintiff will for want thereof
apply Io lhe Court for the r* In f lie
ninndi'd in said eoinplainl to-wit
For n decree of the court desolv
ing tho in irriiigo contract existing
la-tween pllf and d*-ft in said suit
and also for th*- award of th*- car*
and custody of tl*e minor children
*.f rniil rantriagi* with pliliiiid th*
cos's and disMirHineiita of the suit
You will t ike notice further that
the dntc of th • order for this publi­
cation is the 2nd day of S* pti-mlx r
1902
T hoiint :< Wti.i iamb .
Atty for plir
Publieheil in the Times-Herald
once » week for eix full w.-i ks tie-
giiming with »nd inc uaive of the
Ctb dey of Sept the rlnte of the firat
piiblicniion. bi <*rd* r <*f th*' Hon.
Conni y Jmlgr of the Slate of ( heg*m
for Hnr’iet County,of date S*pt. 2*1
1902
Our Specialty—-The very best of
goods and prices as low as our compet­
itors.
No one has the qualities we
have in a 11 linse. «4
hi connection with our business.
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FRANK R.t OFFIN, Vu *. P iiksiihkt
First Natioal Bank
CF BURN3, O^ECOW.
Accounts of Corporations, I irms and Individuals Solicited.
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N. U. CARPENTI R, Cashier.
UNDER MEW MANAGEMENT
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MRS. A JORDAN, Proprietor. JH RNH, OREGON.
Strictly ZFlrat-Class
Seat
Special Accommodations for Traveling Ken
Tlii» hotel I» cent rally 1 cateti and tiru'ir thè management of «n
pTÌf-nr»*<1 landlord,
The building ha» bern thoroughly rrnovaled
•nd i* well furolahed
The dining moni i* in chnrge of polite, accom-
'UIIE moat important improve- inodatinff waiters
The t»l*l**q are fiirni• I,* d with tlie L st.
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p*-* nianship makes lhe poor writer
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a splendid p* ntnan in a few week»
by the use r.f th:» ring Endor»--*!
f*v prominent College President»
a- d Board» of Education in Europ*
and Ameri* ». Sample dozen as-
. rti- l size» sent post paid for *1 Jkl
single sample 25c w'Len ordering
a «ingle ring «rate whether for m-*n,
wonts** nr child
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N« IM S. Loarrk Street. MIH »Of I PHIA
Kcligiaas Service«.
Baker City Optical Co.
Servial ('hririian Science
MM First Mrsct, Riker City, Ore.
If «’1 errry Sunday at Ham at»d
R p tn. Hernie« Wednesday even-
The only fullv eqoippeel opti* al
inga at R Mubject for Sunday. institution b«tw"en Salt Lak» »nil
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