VOL XV. BURNS. HARNEY COI X : v,.)i: ( U-i.'M “J The Times-’-er?!? ro GET RID OF THE RADBITS . colonies are identical with those of COST OF COYOTE TO OREGON 1 ■ • 1 ■'■■• V b.’« A n<fif ■ 9 »w. L SUBSCRIPTION RATES THEY LIKE SALI AND "AÏ DE SO,NED WHOLESALE. ÌVJtek. Thr— Months POI- OFFICIA L DIllEi rOKV •TATE ir.» ■ . Seaatera Irtt.rY -• I Attorney Getterai Gwtprnor Gw V «ravr ez: ret ary X — tee ui state T.-eaaur«r «■pc Public iMtruct. Hute Printer nd hi z 0KKGON J. II Mitchell Joseph 11 mon i Thus. Tu: xue. f.M j LM ou .1 v D. R. N. t ,1< ¿Ltiru i. T.'.vcr Fl buibfir r d Muere i. J it Kckumai! ......................... WK Loeds « K 8. Bean. .> C. W» ¡verton > F. A. Moors- Ì >'; JULY iQ. t. A Destructive Arraegemenl. Devised by n Cltlicu of Haystack. Crook Caaal.v --Little Danger With it. local denizens, it w ill lie Lula mat- I any nioie bounty el lims, evidently ter i f lime until they, too, Will be , prefi rring no* to take chanei's on come a proy to the inventive genius of the Ameri an mind, and Oregon ANOTHER APPROPRIAI! IN V.Ü.I, B legislative r<¡mbprs-ment. ¡Should - A.--. the T .stern Oregon counties taki ASKED F«! COtll! ■will - re aiioth. r vic! ry y in the! % ' the same course llm tutnl expense battle of life.—Oregonian. ♦ ! for Fount s ' il' • e corresponding!-.' ! Appropriation of JSC 000 Ule J la I eu. • : less at tin' end of the four ye MAV SELECT OREGON FOR PROJECT. leva Month?.'Vitii «■ ;-j the scalp bounty exp» riment. • cv,,,, j X j r o ® , CtsL-ns on Ft.-. Stele Likely to Get One of the First Irra I’linevill.e Or, Julv 12—For ’’AV MEAN A NEW RAILROAD, gatiea Experiments. A Salem dispatch ? to th- Or " '• st veràl years pail what are known i UlKl Sspr«n« JndgM nia <>f Julv 12. »nvs: The appro- A ep -ci i! to the Ev, : a.M blackt.-iiled rabbit» have made lon il A recent dispatch from Washing- priai ion of $50.000 ™— fl.ad» bv the •rata-. t .-.«• life of the f.arn: r anything win froin Kl igctie, ' s: NINETH JUDICIAL bl.-iK.CT. snj-w: Cl. -t ilv.ln .r legislature for :’i;o jiiiyim nt of Straight, who lies been in (bis District Jud«« . M. D. L 1.1* KiXb pleasant J. i . ih — lh«* ««->.»••!» < t gr •«- tun District AUutosy . c i. ’ ' c i1 ■ . i : !... u i . Jvini-RspreseuiatiTc ........... . I a , e» r ing crops thr llghout lie er u|' N’ew«-!l, of th - pi ologic.il Mirv« \ 1« f' scalp I entities has been e- ¡iat>«••.-■! < ’ il ’V f ■.■ ..ev" -ral weeks in coni- Jeiatteuatur nil lines of .... J V» j i i rv w I, Jam. •« Archilnild, on at- portion of this c-niuty Many for an < xt- mb d t- ur • f tin- \\ e-’i-rn .-ind midi i-irial cl I’m« ngg-« gatiu j 1 OBUBTY ■H AUS kt : raiiton, I’.t., and A - -hemes havi been devi-e.l for rh.-ir Stan s. where he will co-op rat« : l-'l 965 have > ■ eti audit’ 1 and al Juaaty Judge ........... James A Sparrow 11.1.0 UUl w.-l j ............................. ‘<•inl.it!, Jl«rk I engineer from Ca I lit nil have fnilul. with variou« fh-ld pnrtii-s now mak lowed Cl.’ill' nut yet audited K A Milkr ; i destruction. eft hi. iraaaurer.................... J I; JuhriKvti : ............. Ilk* i.t iureavBr arte l for the East Last winter there wen n number of ing examination«, o ’ feasibb* sit- -' i have been file.I with the secretary Geo bhellc) Ih.rlff.............................. ... J U Buchanan | Yaseasor ------- for reservoirs-undor the new irriga 1 of the r-tate to the amount of VJ pjo o g >e8 on business il • >cauul àapcriDteudeut . J •: Barn**» t I . drives made near here, mid a large alio, •lock Inspector ................. E J .Sub!« j makes a total of ’ ol a railroad project taMlt •iMuaiMstoaers but io tion law. Il- will visit Eastern ' A. Yeuaiur ntiti.ls-rs v.ere destroyed, ... i Oregon and Washington an’ioim sculp bounty claim» presented to: I R J WilUuiud importance. diminution of the rabbit fi re. < v. .,- HARNET U. 8. L4S1> office : that th- «1 three ..Ge». W Ha t-R ; pereeptible. :egist«r .................... Overilllhe II iv«’:. I, other places. Under the policy to ' tl:e secretary of ’state under the law > ... a has N.’ a ell 1 .scsirer be followed of first building mod« st ’ passed ill 1901. That act took ef- looking into th«- country. where th--}’ have uet-n the irrigation works, it is quite proba ' f< et March J, li' 1, and provided railro id to cross most de: truetiv.- to croi s, Kcv- ral i EÜCIE a I! , i , t hrnu.’li J. ist i n Oregon, coming 4TLVA REBEKAH 1'ex;te No. *3 hunting matches wi r«- pulled off ble that a site in one of these two j that the several counties (tiouid Meets every 1st aud 3d Welt;«: I pay the scalp bounties in the first OVP r the Cascades by tho way of Ti. : ■ • . • ; • : ti.. > . • •. this spring resulting in the «lenth states will be selecteil for early con Frank > Bituluu live bec’y. Mr 2 struction, especially as Mr. N •"•••II instance, and then be reimbursed McKinzie pa ss, mid from here A*’* of in re than 20'50 i,f these pests, h,r: »• is of tho opinion that th:- Oregon by the state to the amount of two- ti ■■ coast, [ rohaldv I ’. .>r. lice. A. O. U. W.BartiB Locge, Xu 47 but ther remain enough of then, lielegation did much to further tile thirds of th<‘ payments made. 1 he three m«n I have been up tho Mssissvcry Friday eight. to be a serious im-mice t«> the ripen HAI. nnl.M.W interests of ill;- irrigation bill. h H H uh . to r. cl-iimu thus far filed represent the Kinzie as far as the bridge, and it ing fields of grain in that section. ___________________________ The common desire of mend ■ers scalps taken up to about Jmie 1. is «aid they have been both exam- A largo number of the r. -iijeut.- riunì. HARNRY LODGE, MO. 77, I. O U F. of congress from the West«- — state» " .. .erti 1902, or about 11 moiith-i after the ining the lav of tho land for th M otta *t Odd FellowB Hall, e . ery - -f the northern part of the coun’y ; inar M p in, J >: i ■ u . is that the secretarv of 11m interior l.i" lee.: o.i- <1. location of a ro i«l and also lookii- i v i ;m __ __ V» Y svvv. have been seriously considering the , shall carry out the provisions <>i f J bounty expeiis; uu ter th-- new la" er of olituinin to > rifht advisability of petitioning th- coun HiKty. I he new irrigation law ' with only has therefore Le, n about £-1883 per wav for tin 3 same. PROF ESS ION. vL C.Uil'.'. ty court to place a 1 our,tv on th«' s»*rw c: >ucll haste as is safe, and in i such ii month, and and in two year» will ear. reported they little pists, but this would not sen •n ri; i? way as to place the greatest are -a of run up to $117,19?. Tue bounty i lion on land valued fit;.. ously retard the increasing horde« W. J. COLEMAN, a. reclaimed ltnds in the hands of law of 1899 cost tii • state about ; at ' '■ ♦20,000, suitable for an 1 would be a drain on the coiintv .'r cirri? Stenographer and Notary l’u . < Itole settlers in the shortest time, b ♦ 120,000.8(1 that the total for 1 finances. Therefore, for reasons id bar on n B lkns , - Oiu.iox. st ems to be the prevalent belief that years will lie about£227,197. 'Fl The.-«- men a » enl.l to 1 e 1 hip: i» public eci-nomv, it is not to be Ottre iu Citilcns . o i...i. I». the be t results will be obtains«! if is no apparent dimuntiliou in th«' instigation < f the (; uld revtn _____ thought of. ami the matter of their the government first undertakes in the supply of scalps. 'road interests, who are seekin GEO. S. blZLMUjvi's, ■ xterininr.tion li-switli ’.be farm--’» the construction of tn -diuui-siz I ATTORNEY, conr.< «¡lion from Salt I. ik - bv tln-mselves. OXLY AMOUNT mil BY STATE. •» irrigation projects, nt a moderat« i inoet feasible route to the JKNB, ............... L............... O regon . For some year» ps: t a nutr.l-er of cost .each The sum last mentioned is only in itself reclaiming it ullecauD», Land l>. . IN-. : The same p« opto have been the foremost farmers of the rabbit - at« mailer pruiuj i a i.t. . n d t modest an a of land, capable, under the amount that will be paid out by j tinting for a route to cros !s through infesti -1 u rritorv have been « xj «-ri- --------7— 11-'^”» - irrigation, of preducing crc p« oftl.i ; the state. Under the new law, the | Southeastern Oregon tn rosa the n an.us, menting on different line« with the until • | ay one third of tin- b; in- Middle F. rk pass, and on to Coos first or-ler. tiuggestionsof this fort Biggs.& Biggs end in view if disc.,vt ring a psi - .n u! ,he rate cl*‘i,u’ l,’ive were made tc o tho department l>v S ,ieP’ bay. This is on the course of the ATTORNEYS- Al -LAW, which would be effectual, but until I many senators and representatives ' I m - i n 111«d in tho otlii old military wagon ro ad, the land left nbt«^ IMS, -- -- -- -- ULL. quite recently they Lave been un >P and dm just before they' left Washington tary ef state, the com gi int « f wi i' ll " i recently’ pur- left. •’radica in all ine e-ur;- .¡ Ur successful. Among oth-rs ivluj 1 for the summer. new law in tln ! chased by tho B«utb Kelley con<- iron lefts : tlUV- been prominent in this "(irk Kplil in t: lecitone prdiupiiy u. . Secretary Hit;-! '.•eel: is not per- r ?58 000, iicing.uf pany e<| <>¡. «-r_ i- R. V. Jenkins, mid fiotu him i- < . .1 . a and as . ¿IMBOLO sonallv familiar with irrigation 11 up to . '5,! >7 1!. J. Pengra, who I learned »om- thing i>f.th< i-p, rati-TiS i matters i«r with land tnaitt-rs gen ex pendi ure wtll principal ch- racier in PARRISH . eowihilirt •f the rah! it-pois mi rs. jerally. He is, th« i - f ire. obliged to i ! indii: a'.e thè killicg i f 147,ò'.'h < "} i I transictii ■..piuH1 AUur»t:jb~ai-L;ivv, ami It is l ot g nernlly known that iai as ( hik I L iuyoii 11 lepi ml largely upon tin recommen- jole». uorropon lonco in ri ■ ark, er.f rabbits aie f .ml < f salt. Inn such 1- U piaci ce ila i lie < 1 cuuii.ica *uu milit h ., , latims of his sulmrdinat tM. The The «et of 1901 provide.1 f>r tl. ■ r iilion-1 pr >p -iti i, c»l> , Mi»u Ih 1..1. lai. . ' ’ he case, and therein lies the sicri-t • oca •o et •1er cbiï. I suggestions « f>up.-i" payii.ent of thè bountii did lei! I stern Ore « n with uggestioiis < f >uperintendenl W 1- « • • O ---- :--------- ■ d ilieir ext- t munition Through <»J on th «<>••<> □•••«,«•• 9» j cot', of the geological ... ’i-1 inspecting the tan ! - r< nturk.'f ■ _ .1 survey, and | place any limit oli thè ext penditu C’L k I»«. 11. 1 . i >1:. • . . 1. ut this count» a e numerous : Ikid« ofChit f llydrograpl.er Newell are for thia purpose, An appropriatimi ferred. lb f nr his «leparturn ÀHVKM.1 AT-, IW, licks,*' where cattle and horses given every consideration There of f ■! 70,000 nu mad - for thè pur- eXprev- <1 him- « If •■ cotifi le> .-ful attention glim > . i .< - >re Wont to go amt lick lip th«- dust is much d jus and Keal Kamm maim. -. a of a general character . 1 iso of p n ing the cliiimi , I ut no road would be built across Ilan and iiiciti* ntallv g« t a quantity of |>HiV Í b ÍO í » WUH m . io tli.-it th. suite Or,-gon, and imlicatd th« Mb Nour> l’u He alkali, winch answers the purpose now available, but then- ar«- no re T should not !><■ liofile for the | «v Fork route a« being enrtaiuly ports of sufficient detail to warrant Buaxs, O m r <»n k of salt in otlu r countries, It was I mark ment of a greater amount, Ai ifi r **•' to I m * followcl. :e in Times-J lerald bull-ling noticed that thu rabbit« were ne- ihe sicretary in adopting or reject- act was passed making it the dutv ling the sites heretofore examined. Now it is said there are sonic I-«"«1" custom-. -.1 Io use these licks the til IOC <* <ro> W1U4AM* It is a rather remarkable i!i!«.g of the secretary of the st it •to audit .i 1 lii.ii-i to this route, ninl t! X. FiiiGtimb «ame as the horses and c.attl«. -ind lit rar. ruey at Law. Notary Public that, in spite of th« overwhelming, •"d "llow n!l ”r to ifed but |e<it'em»n h > v«* been hero in Accounts of Cor Kcal ca«ate Agteut I'om this fact it was k . ism,< d tb.t ’! .1 '!■« Solicited. I II I. er«i d- mand <-f tho West for irrigation j >«U” certlf.cat.- of allot si - -• in nter -t of the eitin«- nartii « ILLIAMS <t 1T1TZ .i- i.ALO I «•(» la ' th y would eat salt. An < xperi- ft If# rtf in old Masonic Jbu. i r.^. *2)aty. t. i.A St*. Caff. *. S 'Iff. ¿fury, th it western member» of con ires- ■ tend of warrants in all cas‘ wl i r>- u.eut was made with a small quan ?/■ *}/. Ca’/jeutcr, jfbrw S'oiònfl, Jf ‘iLh'ittams. tS. Tjftf, ài'/if. are not insisting that the first work ,'11’ exue,i:" was authorized but the B ubs », O regon tity ami found sucei “sl'jl; then tin —— ?■'/. 'Tf/oj'undtt ^cnif, shall« l e undertaken in snv om appropriation hud b< < n exh iu - 1 question arose as to what kind ot S. W. MILLER, state They have s i far .1 f« rre«i The aptiropriation was exhaust«.! p is.Hi cou; I be infused Into th C\ !MEI?, Cashier. (I entirely to the judgment of S cre- mi May l’.t, mid »Ince that <1 NOTARY FJBLIC. salt that would prove the most de tnrv Hit: i. k. m«relv urging him counties claiming reim’.ur- m< nt durna, - - ' - Or« g n. »tiucuie to the rabuits and which not to undertake largo ami expen have ro eived certificate' show ing would 1 e the least liable to del ,ec- ; ASSDKM, that their claims have I . . . all t- i tion by them Soma Rd » f U“« U siv-- propels nt the ont.s- t. Th v ' d for the sum staled. The dill r • a. that the ms of the Ea are MARSDENS ¡EAr.Y. slrycbiiliie, but tue u. st • tJtXU Vt* < nc ■ between tin- warrant» and th« n -w on the states to lx- ben fit« ,i In ’hysicians and tiurg. i;s. th» teems to be p ins green , n Inch is ' pt’BSS, Out . V. also very cheap, The u.< li. d by the irrigation law. ai d the initial i rtifical«» of allowance is th it ti ■ work begun and put in operation latter do not draw inti rest. t rnidtnee. i£r' which the tai,bits ere caught with under that act will be watch« d ISuTtlEU AI'PBOi this bait i» to place a quautuy nuar IATIOÄ ír.SIlu 11 tliroiigbntit its course of conalruc- DR. H, VDLP. HAILEY «V AXDRJ. ■ lheit runways, on a board or rock. <!• of the scalp bounty lev.- Editor \ H -n. There is yet du It . in the Flic poison must first be pulverized ujaician and S:tt. < on, tli«- next I- •••Inlnr.’ i mp City Miner, mind« of many that g> neral irriga- very tinely, and lie roughly mixed orerei at at-. e Borne f<»7.*MlO .to pav th lion by th « governn • • tit la fl FUC ' ■. -TlUi the sail, Which u.u-t lie of the :y ill the rcalp I>ounty tc and to dl*p 1 th - doubt Westen. t of J il. y h,. Guest obtainable. If the poison is Judging l.y it. readme uty for Straw- abat’d Ac Brownton, , placed out in the evening one can rueiiitier» of congress are anxious Tpay up th that the first project» »hull be all lead Hatera of D entista . go to the spot* next morning and dettcteticy, tt may be ex that is cla med for them 9rat door east of The • Bank tn Eu tern Or- count the rabbits lying drad in all Buret. Ore,run. at th «l’orr .priHtioii will There are other r.,s»oi.s, how. ver. directions, and there is no end to ■nl initance. Why ineitium project»are s >I v < h at« '. «are advoca ihem. ■ in» i t «if mi the ci-cu.i. t anaea will be If work» w ho«« construction will • • For the protection of domestic P*r cost in the n< ighborhood of it they were animals one may Luild asiroug olite, a »'cotil HN McMI 1.1.I X J*» ar ♦5WXJ are b gun.it will mean that the tiewr l.iw, of barbed wire and then place the *> iaau< <1 to the bounty 10 or 12 project» may h ■ un.lertak poisoned i salt on a low piatf irm of. nl were tran^ferr. d by , an vitnallaneouely. Thi* will mak'- board-*, or nc-t it I •keeper» in pa.' uient of ¡ble toliegin one »ystern each a. O eg n be absorbed by the soil, the in a majority of th« arid land state» or »old to warrant indy day» pr -r ! : dai g- r of tnrthir.g but a In the pro-Hdt in- ami to di-tribote th- improvement* ng sittirg.. ■ de, or yn occasion..! Lu •iui« ag . ilat the »’.ate >n all »rcJoria of the IV.«t. It will Z ll.og f. --'I. 1 is.: in carben an ’ pl stimi rn >y the counliea within ««»•bleth» «ecritary to d« inon’trate a. rote» have be<-n killed that irrigation i» a loeces» al«keln '.«’iMheor» p- re may take th« view Arfx na and in Oregon, in M -t.lat. i rvely. Fir»’ -.w ; counties that have rt>ad>. and in Nevada, in »tales wi.-re pri aUeCaction g rents received the benefit», vate irrigation is now living carried oumlifthry p-.i with esecev» and in state» where tf a re left to hear ti Lewh. :4 Vhltnoirti. *•« Ontario, Oregon DRY GOODS AITO BOOTS AND SHOES. Our Specialty----The very best of s and prices as low as our conipet- No one has th nave in all tinse. ili ties we sccun d the ^ncy for th Ontario, ( , OREGON«. Photogra,ph:r. : ali —Year! *r»d Dulìa per.ee. - p ÜAILROAD4 AND IRRIGA d to r I fk.rU A CtrRFRA lift« 4 ^»le ©f.WB; ^ra«*e D hj a 1Ï Mt* u pijt >t> circn The coopti*« n by certain Western member« claim n >w to dor • t lu, Fi - a