BURN’S, HARNEY COUNTY. OREGON, MARCH :S, IQ03
E VOL XVI.
Amid loud cheers the pontoons
when Preside it D. R Francis re PRESIDENT TO START FAIR
on which tiie Shamrock rested slid
turns from his European tour he
easily ituo the water.
I
will make the plea that foreign na
After more cheering the visitors
taUBSCKlPTtON RATES
WILL
BREAK
GROUND
WHILE
IN
PORT
tions
desire
to
make
exhibits.sur-
TEXT IS SECRET AT PRESENT. Bl’l
proceeded
to luncheon.
LAND,
NEXT
MAY.
passing
anything
before
attempted
OnaYeir
t-'®®
RESULT IS KNOWN.
SlxMoioii«
-l-î?
| by them in this country, and that
Thræ Month«
S CM.MONS.
they cannot get ready in time be
OFFICIAL DIR1CTOHY
Presileat Corbett Sends Formal Imitation
STATE—OiiKGON :
Advance of Wages, Weighing of Coal, Check fore May, 1904 ”
J. H. Mitchell
-•Cornerstone of Monument May
Ill the Circuit Court of tiie State of
03 Dockage, Eight Hours anil Settle
The same statement alleges that
Joseph Simon
Also be Laid.
Disputes by Committee.
Oregon, for the County of Har
1 Thus. Tongue,
the real and potent reason is that
t M . A. M ood y
ney.
D. K. N. Blackburn
the
Westinghouse
Company
has
Ploro«) oeuvr.l
T. T. Geer
President Roosevelt will break John W. Biggs and Dal
lo verno
A press dispatch from Washing advised the exposition officials
..... Fl Dunbar
ecr«t»r. I Stole
C 8 Moore
‘reason-
J II Ack< rman ton says that tiie members of the that, it cannot install its light, heat ground for tiie 1905 Exposition at ton Biggs, composing the
uot. PBb. r n -lrueUol!.
..... W H Lae ia
Portland next May
He may also Co-p irtnership of Biggs
Isle (Hater
______
> R. 8. Bean. coal strike commission had filed and power plant intime for the
with the president unanimous re proposed opening in 1904. More lay tiie base of Hie monument to and Biggs, Plaintiffs,
vs.
commendations and a final report. over, the steçl mills, burdened with j Ijjwis and Clark in the City Park.
glNETII Jl'DICIAt- m-llCr T.
The occasion will be a memora- C. W. Rami, Defendant.
M.
D
curro»!'
Although
tiie
commission
’
s
report
•
BiatrlctJ eKv
orders
for
month«
to
come,
have
W in Mittel .
rosy
. ..Is liver i had not been made public, enough i confessed their inability to furnish ble one in tiie history of the Pacific
To C. AV. Itann, the the above
eutalive
J W Morrow
Tiie
Governors of named defendant:
is known of its recommendations i construction material for the pro Northwest.
COCSTY-iiARsrv :
Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Mon
In the name of the State of Oie-
H.U. Levons to permit a review of the materia) jected buildings and intramural
uuonty Ju l«e
I
’
Kit-tler
,
tana and perliHVs oilier states will gon: You are hereby required to
features.
Clerk
KA
Miller]
j
railway
facilities.
Mnaaarer
be invited to take part in the cere appear and answer the above com
iellj ( Not only is an increase of 10 per
'.. Tom Allen
ear
monies. Toe occasion will bring plaint filed against you in the above
'
i
c
¿«
’
mii't
ce,|
t
111
w
'iM(es
granted
to
the
miners.
A mcmot
THERE'S A HITCH IN APPOINTMENTS.
bchjolSuperir’undeut
the Lewis and C a-k centennial to entitled notion within six weeks
Kock Inapeetur
I RCJ wm'um«r , but ,,ew regulations in weighing
UoHjuikasioiwf»
t < t Miller
coal, it is said, will really make the Gen. H. B. Compson May Get To Be the notice of the whole country, from th" dale of the first publica
U.XRNEY Ü. 8. LAND OFFICE*.
and will give tremendous impetus tion of this summons; amt if you j
Adjutant-General.
. wm Farre increare much larger, as they will
to the Exposition. It will be a fail to so answer or appear, fot
J^ewer
■
preclude men from being compelled
lililliant mark in the centenni.il want thereof plaintiffs will take
to mine more than a ton of coal
There is a hitch over the ap
and getting paid only for a ton, as pointment of a state g- me and for grow th of the Oregon country. The judgment agiinst you for the sum
societies .
President will be in Portland May „f r, |? 1.76 and interest thereon at
now prevails.
estry warden
Mr. Quimby’s term
SYLVA REBEKAH beitree No. |3
the rate of ten per cent per annum
Another point decided by the expired March 4, but Governor
Meet«
every
s,l ( Weituemlay.
Meer«e>
'J 1st «n't Mr<
S1„i;».. N. <>.
H. W. Corbett, President of I he from tho 21st day of February.
c u. smith. Hee. see y. commiieion is that the mining op- Chamberlain has taken no steps
erators must fix the day s woik at toward naming a successor, The Exposition, telegraphed a message 1903, together with attorneys fees
A. O. L’. W. Burr.« Lodge, No 47
to President Roosevelt, inviting him U11l.costs and disbursemouts of
eight hours for every miner.
MM».ver> Friday night. *
M w
reason of the delay is tiiat there is
r. o uo>i. Bee.
The minus .ll-o gain another j an 0Verp|U( of candidates fertile to lake part in the ceremonies ^¡g action, being the am uht of tin
point
of their contention in recog- job and this makes the task of Secretary Reed telegraphed to Sen- ju<fgn,demanded in plaintiffs
HARNEY LODGE. NO. 77, I. O O F.
i ator Mitchell about tho invitation ! complaint herein.
^»..«oildFenow. Hs>^v«yj«tunl.y n.zed with checkers of their own selection a delicate matter.
e xtended to tho President. Senn-j
„ummons is published by
7:3® P “•
w V King. Seey- for coal as mined. I5y the system
Speculation is also busy with
of dockage the miners assert the the appointment of an adjutaut- lor Mitchell replied thut the I’re.-i- l)r,|,.r ,.f jfon h <■ | , V!111 j,llige
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
operators heretofore have over- General of the Oregon National dent some time before had said by ,f the Comity Court i f Harnev
burdened the workmen with re Guard. In fact, speculation is ‘ letter to Senator Fulton and him- t’minty. Oregon, dated tlie27tliday
W. J. COLEMAN,
bates, which material ly reduced more busy with this matter than is self that he would gladly pitriici- ,,f February, 190 !, w hich order re
quires this summons to be publish
gtenograplier and Notary i ublic their actual income.
the Governor Unlike the position pute in the exercises.
imzs- Jicrald STRIKE COMMISSION
B urns , — O regon .
OIB< ■ 'I C’l Igeo» Hank Building.
GEO. 8. SIZEMORE,
ATTORNEY,
B urns , ................................ O regon
CoUecaon- Lan 1 business, and Real
Esiate Mincer prvuii <lv aiveii'ieil lo.
M, FITZ'i EK ALL
Notary i ublic
Attorney at Law.
Ketil Estate Agcut
WILLIAMS & FITZGERALD
Office ilold Masonic 1 i ■ i« X-
E bn ¿,
-
ÜKEG0N.
T mmlkiom W illiams
S. W. MILLER,
KOTAKY PUBLIC.
lower
Burns, -
J on leùfl
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J.W BtG'jS,
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man. ■]
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Oregon
HALT ,N lHGi.S
Biggs & Biggs
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<•) H.» n
-
ATTORNEYS - AT - LAW,
— — — — OREGON.
B ! BNS,
Practice in all toe courts of Ore.
Collecti ons promptly made.
REPOR I
So tiie real issue raised by the
millers when tliey went on strike
is granted by the commission. Lers
of game warden, there are republi
can« us well as democrats after this
' military
military title.
title. Among the leading
work, more pay and less ii.terfer- , deniocmls metit.ned for udjutnnt-
ence on the part of the mining op-' gei,eral j8 If. f}_ Compson, who
erators sums up this feature of the tilled tiie cilice several years ago.
commission’s report.
I General Compson has the bucking
11.e rep: rt also contains a pro-; of 11)any of ||le molit prominent
t iston, it is sajd fur the settlement [l :1,j(rg ¡n (|le party mid it is sup-
of all future troubles between . posed
.
that he will eventually win
miners and operators by adjudicn- -----
,U|
The reason f.-r this delay is
t on by a committee of tiie two not up; a-ent, but tint supposition
parties tn tiie cot troversv. By is that there is politics mixed up
this provision, it is understood, the in it 6Ouien here.
Miner’s Union ii indirectly recog-
The people of Burns are tinani-
n'zed, mid this again is regarded
nious in fawr of lien, Uompson’r
as a victory for President Mitchell
appointment and now is tiie time
and organize I labor. The c ir. | for us to <*o a little
missionary
rnissi- n rs condemn the boycott
ao k for our choiie. His friends
jin thia little city should use their
THE DEMOCRATIC DISTRICT CONVENTION. influence witli the Governor so that
th* chief executive may know that
Called to Meet io Albany April 11 to Norn-
..tiers
ciions than Portland favor
inste Candidate for Congress.
• icn Comp-on.
The Democratic State Central
C. W.P.uami Committee has called a convention
of the First Congressional District.
PÄRKISH à REMBOLD,
The convention will lie held al
.
‘
«ttornevs-al-Law,
: . n
.pr.^kC
liarDB '’tn<l Canyon Ci’y. ; Oi t ;oti.
Albany Saturday, April 11. The
<111 pra> < e in ’!•« courTB «>ï Harney i:”«i
<
Jtaatcvun ira anti i** tbv tupivuv tKun vi me delegates will number IOS, to be
• .
»(<:•. aua «aio tu U. M ÍMUÜ uiih <•.
chosen by county central commit
tees or . t primaries, as th cou -¡ty
I! !.«r. •’-?'•••
Cha s. 11. Ueoiiaixl,
ctnlrai c imliiittees will decide
' - rs si?
K attoksey - at - law ,
The district convention will elect
-r .’.r-
Careful attention given to Collcc-
i if.
an executive committee, which will
kious and Real E-tale matters.
c.
- nx rate with the State Central
Notary Public
rl
committee in conducting the cam
O regon .
Bra.xs,
Office in Times Herald building paign. Samuel White, of Baker
City, chairman of the State Com
mittee, will be chairman of the ex
JOHN
W
.
GEARY
I«" •.«..■«*•■>(>.
. u. V
ecutive committee.
MARSDEN & GEARY.
‘ We shall wage a vigorous Cam
rsici.ins and Sut^eotis.
paign,” said Mr. White in an em
U Wl
.«i BURNS, OREGON.
h .TM«. ■■■
phatic tone, “and we shall elect
..n h ,t jM
£W none Xo to
OJU e nt re» de nz * e.
h. TH a
our man. It looks as if .Mr Her
tun ing *i
rudi «,í*l
mann will be the opposing candi
n ¿b:
R. D. BURROW.
P »■•Í
date. 1 can assure him in advance
■ >* PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. that if be is the republican tinmi-
Bpevial atte tion giv.n to all chronic nee he will et the hardest run he
die a«ei*.
ever received in h's life.”
«*;:«<• Calls to ■«"'pirt <3 ihe country will lie
’a»« ■
:D ArTt* i «lav or ni.-ht.
TWO FAIRS IN IW5?
• ',* ,
Boom« 1 and 2. 11 irns H -tel.
nr-
0.X.IM
11 "J
WAITS TO HEAR PROTESTS.
1
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•Ee-di
ed in The Times lieraid, a weekly
EASTERN OREGON WOOL GROWERS. newspaper published at Burns, Ope-
I gon, once a week, fur a period ol
Meet iit Pendleton and Set Dates For
six weeks. 1'1 e dalo uf the first
Ssles-.-Other Business.
publication In reof is February 28,
1903.
C A. SwKEK
The executive coinmillee of the
Attorney
for Plaintiffs.
Oregon Wool Growers’ association,
in session at Pendleton, lift tin
Religioni Services.
matter of securing salt ini lie hands
of Secretary J 11. Gwinn. About
Servie-s at Christian Science
1000 tons will be required, says
Hall every Sunday al II ;i tn mid
’.he Pendleton East Oregm ian.
S p in. S ryiee Wednesday even
The following dates for Sub were ings nt S Subject for Sunday,
established: P"ndleton M.iy 28 29 March 22, “Reality.”
and June 12-13; Heppri-r, June 2-
Rev A .1, Irwin will preach at
3 and June 23 24: The Dalles,
Harney
the 2nd Suud.iv of each
June 5-6; Shaniko. June 9-10 and
month
at
1 I a. ni. mid 7:30 p. m.
June 26 27; Baker City, June 15-
Sabbath school every sabbath at 2
16; Elgin, June 18 19.
To Pendleton will come all of the | t>. ni.
Sunday school nt Hurney th»
product of Umatilla county, a part
'
first
Sunday of each month at Id
of Grant county and probably ail
of that of'Walin Walla county. ! o’clock a in. On tiie sec«>tid, third
To Heppner will come- all of the mil fourth Sunday nf each month
Preaching ser
product of Morrow county and a at 3 o'clock p ni
vice
»very
sec.nil
Sunday
at 8 p ni
portion of that of Grant county.
! Two and one-lialf million pounds
Representative Williamson
' of wool in tiie grease are expected
secured a promise from Laud Com
to he marketed at I’endletou this
missioner Richards to take no riual
year.
steps looking to the creation of the
IX8FES OF SIIEEP.
, Blue Mountain forest reserve until
Mr.
Gwinn
believes the loss in
ifter delegations of miners from
sheep
will
be
shown
by the time of
Sumpter and residents of Grant
the
sales
begin
to
fie
much larger
c iunty can be heard in opposition.
Ccmmissiciier Richards said, as tins year than anyone now sup-
f"r as lie persotuiliy concerned, Le p .sea to be possible. He ia not
did not favor including mineral optimistic either about the quantity
Lind within the reserve, liut be of wool. He say«: "It mu-t be
would gladly hear anything r ex remembered that an experienc'd
that is to tie said
W l.iamson wooibuyer can tell the instant lie
thinks u delegation <>f interested pulls a fleece apart just how many
parties will soon make n trip to periods of forage feeding the sheep
Washington to present their case which bore the fleece Iris been
He told the Commission' r that II e through during the year, and
prettv closely when
•beep and stoi kmen favored th • moreover,
creation of the reserve, provided tho«e periods were. Every sp-ll <•{
graaing be permitted on the sum very «old, distr<s»ful weather
mer range, the same as is now show« tn a fleece, as surely as the
done in the Ca-eade reserve.
annular rings «how in the growth
.fa tree.
Swsir.p Lend Dcdsicn.
Tn the case of J. I. M .rrow and
The St. Louis F dr may be po«t- others against I be State of Oregon
W,
w
L E. Illhhard
p .tied Until 1905, is the gi st of a and the Warner Valley Stock com
UibL ui ii <k. BixjMrnton.
F DEN T1STS.
el
speci il dispatch from S . L ’UH t pany, involving rom* th »Brands of
• I» r
sir. r.
the San F.mictrco Chronde.
Office Irf wr *»*■ of The 1 [ft » T<rk
acres of swamp land se’ec ion near
’
Biro». Oregon.
The Lewis'and Clark Fair will Lakeview, Oregon, ths secretary of
L.e? e'll
————————m——————— be held in 1903, if it has to bs hcl'l «be interior has lever«e| the deci*
in a backyard, is the sentiment of «ion of the commissioner of the
tiie Punliiid directors. And they renera) land office and directed the
r»
8
n.urk.»*
■ re strongly inclined tu believe submiseion
F.
for approval of a
* JOHN MfMPLLF.N
» •
I
that ths report from St. Mais is a i new swamp laud list eiubtacing
Fhctoanphar.
canard.
1, II «
such of the lands in Controversy as
« ma
According to the statement pub properly |.ns«ed to the alate.
rtc
Baras
—
—
(hegon
liahed in the Chronicle, the direct
Thia decision rejects all claim*
ore or the Louisiana Purchase Ex adverse to the state excepting that
Ckoniv days ,♦> ferreJ f.«r
I«’
p- Mlion "have unwillingly persua of the heirs of Ama Boyd and any
maki' g Mttings. Pbotoa fin
ded themselves that another year other existing pre-emption claim
ished in carlnJn and platinum
i« n«ee*sary to give the »orI I*’ aat- which ha« been perfected before
ing exposition they hive planned. the dc lsroi. is carried Into effect.
>i
Tiie qu< «lion how to make the au
extei velv
First <•!■•« work
nrement public is cow Icing
Try Cream of Wheal, a de!
and stisfai-ti ii gnarai t>
Be<ed.
expcied tha b-*«kfa-t f- 1—at Ifuston's.
COMPANY
Launching ol the Challenger
Glasgow. March 17.—Shamrock
III was launched at 1:1E p in.
today
Large crowds gathered at
Demy's yards at Dumbarton in
spite of the drenching rain, which
however, ceas'd before the arrival
of the special visitors train. Sir
Thomas I.iptoi escorted Lady
Shaftesbury to the christening
data. Among others on the plat
form were the Earl and Coun’es«
of Marandkellie Lord Overtor,
Lord Provost of Glasgow, linn.
Chari»« Russel, Reginald Ward,
William Fife and Captain Wringe
■ nd Captain Bevis.
At 5:15 p in.. Lady Shafts!.:,,/
broke trie bottle, saying: I <-l.n-l-n
you Shan,rock I Ji, may God bless
V'.u and may you bring I ack the
At th" Preslivterian church
Burns, Rev. A. J. Irwin pastor
Devine servici s '.he third and fourth
Sundays of each month nt II a. tn.
and 7:30 p in. b abbuih school id
10 a. n>. ev.-ry Sabbath morning.
Ä Tria! WiH Ccnvmce You
Oregon Forwarding Co
Ontario, Oregon
UNDER NEW MANAGEMEN I
Strio
S3
Special Accommodai?.uns for Traveling Mem
Preaching servics nt the Baptist
This hotel is centrally I <-.it'd and under the inanngemi i.t of mi
church every 1st ami 2nd Sundays,
morning ani
t'vening Sunday experienced landlord,
The building h i < I h - i - ii thoroughly renovated
-chord < verv Sunday at II a. in. mid is well furnisbid.
The dining i •om is in < h irge nf polite, accoin-
prayer meeting ever}' Thursday ino.'a’.ing waiters.
T he table« are fiirnisln d with the best.
evening.
I n C( >NNE< 1 ION.
F irst C lass B ar
KODOL
digests what you eat.
KODOL
cleanses, purifies, strenr’henf
and sweetens the stomach.
KODOL
cures Indigestion* dyspepsia, and
all siornaoh and bowel troubles.
the action of the gas
KODOL accelerates
tric glands and gives tor.e to the
digestive organs.
KODOL
relieves an overworked stomach
——— of <11 in
rail! gives to
the heart a full, free and untrarnmeied
action, nourishes the uervods s/ue-. and
feeds the brain.
KODOL I, the wor.dertul remedy th«l
ii i -i n making aomariy sick people well
and weak p«op e strong by gn ■ ? to their
bodie, all of the noun»1ment that la con
tained tn ihe food they eat.
*
BAtk, oi'r. Z1 0^ Sire hr. - 2'J IH tm t'., trial
■He which MU» Iw SOe.
frewed Ml, to I. C. toVITT < C3 . C'P CA&Q.
JOHN II HAI.V, Pin «
1 HANK lt,< OFFI.N, Vir
I AMI1 IKK
First National Bank
OF BURNS, Ori£CON„
Accoiints (/■ CnrfoiaiiiitiÁ, lirio, and Indhitlituls Solkited.
\7E WANT YOUfr BUSINESS.
•f'/r/- anti Cuunly ^nri mb bonyht nt tAt . n>‘. t j.
fi.i.i bank Is insured and will lx- reimbursed for any I
or hold up day or night.
Burna Dmggirt-
4 .-»n .'»•r-. .'»•«i
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OF ONTARIO OREGON
lililí I III 11 \ il! utili.
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