VOL. X\
BIRNS, HARNEY COUNTY, ORE(i( • N, S
; > : S
f this city for the c n-truction of ANOTHER RAILROAD COMINO and when the road is conti
irrigation works in Nevada arrived
next season through Prairi i
here yesterday. It will be signed i
Canyon, mine owners,
M. FITZGERALD TAL-.
kNOWLS’
the local people before the end . COOS BAI ROSEBURG AND SALT LAKE and lumbermen will be a
REJi IO',
the week and a few days later
handle their business much i
LINE TO BE BUILT.
they will put a small army of men
expeditiously and at better |
and a lot of teams to work on the |
and a leading meichant from
I SV
The contract is the first: To Cross Cascades North of Crater Lake territory said yesterday aftero
Lays
Blame on Diteli
b Believes. big job.
One Valley ol
Has Personal Spite
rregon
of a number of large irrigation
and Extend Through Lake. Harnev
that with the bumpter Vail, \
—Forest Res.
canals the Federal authorities will
and Malheur Counties.
operation there seemed to I 1
build for the reclamation of the i
necessity for a paper electric .
uT '! am di ¡. .‘ted to answer, tb it,
The construction of the Coos Bay — Baker City Democrat.
arid wastes in Nevada.
in view of this K i
lident. of
Messrs Warren, Buckman and R°8eljurg A Salt Lake Railroad
the attitude of Se, t
11 ‘hcock, their associates of the local contract- " est ^roni Marshalfield to Empire,
Cards were received in Hunt,
of the'oppositioi» I
n ,-erves. ing firm are to construct a canal at the entrance of Coos Bay and
of the active sup]
that is given i thirty-two miles long, fifty-three : fro,n Myrtle east to Rosebury and ton this week announcing
to Mr Hitchcock Fv the administra feet wide at the cop, twenty-one thence to 8alt Lake *8 to S° ahead, marriage in Portland on July 1-5
of Dr. Edna E. Bishop of Sp. k
tion,'Oregon mav ‘even go so far as ' feet wide at the bottom and four- 8aF*the Oregonian.
Major Kinney, the projector, has \\ ash., and Charles a North. ■
to send to the next n ition 1 repub teen feet deep. It will be capable
lican convention a d.-l yation that of carrying a volume of 1,400 cubic -just returned from New York ‘t to tor of the Huntington Ilei
will refuse to ■upper! Theodore feet of wate^ a second. The canal Coos Bay with the announcement Mr and Mrs. Northev will i
Roosevelt,” said M iltzG.i Id of will start from a point on the that he has raised the capitol need their home in Huntington—H::!-
Burns, lawyer and republican poli Truckee river about thirty miles ed for the purpose. Surveys have ington Heral.l
a lion
tician, today, say- th ■ Portland east of Reno and run eastward been made ill the way through, the
Journal. “Yet one v. old I e sur fourteen miles close to the Central plan being to connect with the
FAIR WEEK SPORT PROGRAM.
prised to hearth'' ; ..
expres | Pacific road, and when near Wads Gould system at Salt Lake.
pts.
The
road
is
now
built
from
Myr
sions to that effect
worth will run southeasterly to the
First day—Maiden race for 11.i
resh Tsjl Mr. FitzGerald w i n ferring es Carson sink, a level, waterless tle Point to Marshelfield, a distance
ney
county saddle horses that m
of
30
miles,
and
about
150
men
are
pecially to the reject n of Knowles tract about sixty miles in diameter.
run
for public money, purse $75
employed
on
the
extension
from
for register of the LiGrande land
It is figured that fully 300,000
One-quarter
mile dash, IT. . f. .
office.
acres of agricultural land in the Mar hailiel.l to Empire, where ves all, $100.
sels
drawing
20
feet
of
water
can
en
Cll 7- ‘ Oregon hasi. si.
i at the Truckee and Carson valleys will be
Second Day—One-quarter in
hand of the secretary f the inte I created by this important work ! ter at half tide. The next seciton
dash
for Harney county sad.
n.
rior,” be said. “It
ui- iubb- The government plans to have set-1 is 60 miles from Myrtle Point to
bores
that
never run for pub
bed in the snubbin. I tb delega- tiers take this land in 80 or 160 | Roseburg, which follows up the
money, $50.
Coquille
river
for
some
distance,
—~ lion, when J. W. K
- . - i. - acre tracts under homestead claims.
Three-eighth mile dash, fr< for
I
jected for register
p- pie of | All the water desired is to be sup then g . s through the coast range
all,
$125.
Harney, Malheur, G. ■
' Baker plied by the government from the to Roseburg. From that city the
ih anol
Three-fourth mile heats, 2 in • •
county are utterii
lo;..I protests canal at the rate of $2 per acre an line runs up the north fork of the
against the insult th-.' \.a-offered nually. The proposed reclaimed | Uni] qua river, crossing the Cascade trot or pace, for 2-yoar-old- . ft. ■
all, $75.
to our senator and r
..tatives. district should, in the opinion of range north of Crater Lake, and ex-
Third Day—One-half mile d .
“Y qu will uixi
t the the authorities, easily support a ten.l tliri'ugh Lake, Harney and
free for all, $150.
Malheur
counties
into
the
south
people in South.
in Oregon population of 55,000.
Three-fourths mile heat, trot I .
are simply furiou- t
ts of
About 1,700 men are to be em western corner of Idaho, whence it pace, for horses bred in
Ho r
!IV=D the present admi:
They ployed at $2.25 a day of ten hours, pas-. s around the end of Salt Lake
county, $75.
to
Salt
Lake
City
There
it
will
are against the for.
policy. and they will be supplied with
Rofiing contest.
I personally am ag i
forest board at the tate of 25 cents a conn.'. t with the Rio Grande West-
Fourth Day—Base ball,
-t westerly of the Gould
reserve policy, but i .m
.port meal. For this work the contract n ili.
City vs, Burns, for cup.
I
lines.
ing it if Carried out
rational ors have taken the name of C. A
V st of the Cascades this line ball, Cat yon City vs. Burns. Pu
h I Warren A- Co.
. ts . lines, believe the p
In digging the
$25. Gun club shoot $50.
.artment are canal there will have t_
to be
time'"'' taP
°F the finest timber
of the interior
_ _____
Fifth Day—One-half mile h .
wrs wrong. Furtlferi
tunnels, one 400 feet, one 900 feet 'a l' in Oregon, including the only 2 in 3, free for all, $125
f
white
cedar
on
the
coast,
it Mr. Hitch- and one 1,400 feet.
Rop«, belieyc, general 1\
Three-fourths mile heats, trot
v l ich 1
on Coos Bay. This tim-
b eision after!
sock has render.
pace,
free to all. $125.
l er i - i re valuable than sugar or
COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS.
big eorpor.v-
decision in favor <
Sixth Day—Three-fourths n.
i
'll
v
pine,
being
used
to
finish
th.' settlers.
lions and agaii
dash free for all $150
Liquor license granted to Chas. ' .-I. and doors. The road will find
h in hi- good
They do not havt
Relay race $100.
th common Rigdon to sell liquor in Wild Horse a good timber trade already devel
ntentions towai
Seventh
Day- consolation pur-
op
d
on
C>os
Bay,
for
there
are
precinct for a period of 3 months
people,
Conditions—All the above c\
mills
there
which
ship
to
Australia,
iced
that
Mr.!
from
Sept
2,
license
not
to
be
issued
“I nm firm'v co
are free for all unless other1',
ui hatred for until the said Rigdon filed his bond S ■ th Afri a an 1 Honolulu. In the
Hitchcock has p
stated.
In all rac<.-, five t-
vicinity
"f
Roseburg,
it
will
have
a
in opposing as by law required.
bis state, deligi.
ter
and
three to start, but '
Hi
larmi:
g
and
fruit
country,
and
make for the i Sam Graves appointed road sup
Measures that wen
Association reserves tin- r
it
will
again
run
into
heavy
timber
> alth, that to ervisor of district 9.
tood of this cornu.
hold a less number than five '
: 1' .fi
Neal McMahon appointed road when it inters the Cascades. In
¡ontinue him in h
by reducing the purse in pro]
south,
intern
Oregon
the
road
will
at • Oregon's supervisor of district 3 to succeed
olio means to eli
tion to the horses entered All .
be
de]
ndt-nt
on
stock
traffic,
but,
■hances for recogi i’ : in any mat Henry Goodlow, resigned.
tries to close at 8 o’clock -harp :
hs authority. | C. Thornburg having resigned as when completed through to Salt
er that comes un
evening before the race Calif i
Lake,
it
will
have
a
large
through
i lin i on the supervisor of district 1, J. P. Cav
“Back of all bi
tra'l. in lumber and fruit to the nia Jocky Club rules to gov. m
' . mv ! ender was appointed.
>art of Mr. IL
east.
Eastern Oregon being chiefly races, except weights Nil a
en idea of A.
W. E. Alherson appointed super
.pin'on, is the n
level, open country, this part of the horses to carry not les- th .
it of the de- visor of road district 15.
L Green, special
pounds, Troting or paein,'
Marsden <t Geary awarded con line will be cheap to build.
lr. Hitchcock
lartment, in who:
will be governed according l.
This
road
will
probably
lie
the
and upon tract as county physicians for a
daces implicit' f
tional
Troting Asso'-iati. ,■ r
beginning of the o]>ening of south-
year ending Sept. 30, 1904.
fhose represeidat!
The relay race is five tim< - n
w<
-t
rn
Oregon.
A
road
down
the
C. G. Frye appointed a member
ets without quest:
the track; five horses; chai
r Green re- of
. the county board of road viewers < >a*t t > the California line and
horses each lime around rid
k that, be-
M. L. Lewis appointed constable north to Alsea Bay will gather in
■orted to Mr. Hii
change own rig; saddle and 1.1 >
the
lumber,
fish,
wool
ami
dairy
: Burns precinct.
ause juniper trees •w on certain for
«eperate; saddle cii.chid v.i'.l,
dietrict.they i The clerk ordered to draw his products of the whole coast strip,
inda in the Deech u
go; choice of bits. Entram.
ild be classed warrant in part payment for work .m l biing it to market in Portland
ere not arid, but
ten per cent of purse Money ■
and
the
east.
This
is
one
of
the
nyone ] osle.l of
i J. T. Barnes on road contract at
• tf I. nly as eetni-arid.
races to be divided a- foie.
ri.
h
-•
tions
of
the
state,
the
devel
ions, knows such
i
pon Western c
times and such amounts as
First money 70 ]>er cent,
opment
of
which
has
been
retarded
• ■ grows only . the
:
county judge shall direct. Such
ell that the junip*
money
30 [>er cent. T in- A-
many of the ; applications should lie approved by by 1 k f communication with the
n arid lands. A
tion reserves the right to ch
red
f
the
world.
Once
connected
road master.
.. 'idations of the
1
atements and r
any of the above races in th' i-v. .
quite as in-
George A Smyth appointed sup by rail, it would experience rapid
Ir. Green have 1
of
their not filling, also V. | -tj.
ttb inent and development.
i
ervisor
of road district 12 to succeed
lligent as that ti
any and all of the program on AO
; irticularly A. T. Clark, deceased.
“We of Oregon
count of inclement weather
-—- ■ f Southeastern I <
Final settlement with F. C. Dib
: >n, have a
$5.00 REWARD.
•levanee. and we a- not going to ble on his road contract deferred
> print. We until
'
the work :s examined by the
seitate to zay r
Furniture cheaper than • v<r I
1 I,.
ve reward will be paid to
I
'e just now kick n. and propose : road master and his report received anyone who finds horses on the fore in this town. We l>-
Ir. Hitchcock
> keep kicking ur.
•I. E Johnson awarded contracts range ar.d will place them at some right and will sell right 'l l, v>
ares the cabinet
to grade and pul in bridges on parts convenient place where I can get nicest in Lace and Muslin Ct.
>ke highly of of
i the Lawen-Narrowa road and the them, branded as follows:
Mr FitzGerald
R E on tains. Ladies, call and ii-p
well. Savage Fenwick land.
Lawen-Narruws left stifle, or figure 5 backwards on We can please you in I < th
eeers. Whiatkr.
prrsentatives road
i
for 12498 and Fenwick lane leC
><1 Lippincott, t!
* ‘>f»er head will be paid. and price Bureaus, Chill
he irrigation • l 15*3.
nt out to lo-.k it
Sideboards. Iron Beds, ai.l in
O. O. Dutcher,
* arid lar.ds this
Burna, Oregon II. everything in our line.— Io
“We hope for g
things from
Furniture Co
“We have
rigation,” «aid
’ cr Valica FxtcasiM «ari.
Kl.OCO irrigabb
in Harney
From J. H Sean card's ranch in
< The I ..
only and Mai
county has Barren A alley, one sorrel race mare
• rinter dent LaW'-rsnce of the
O.OU)’’
white strip down nose, «• ar on i »o,
uc'ion work on th* Sumpter
MrFilxGeral
randed lazy
n left hip, a
~ Vai ■ extension wa<* in the city
Mt. eerving In
with bar beneath on nghl hip and
i .i a* 1 report'd that work
•t»rn Orvgon
vented with same on right shoalder.
g rushed a* fast as men
I will pay a suitable reward for in*
y could do it The Hum-
Far Salt <•’
Peffar
for ata tion as to her whereabouts.
e reacte d before cold
S id A. K kktz .C rd,Oregon.
th> r aeta io and traina will he
rur
g In the new town thia win-
Th- San Frat
tdneoday «or
at »t'-.-k- ter Thi« nvans that the minea in
Quarteburg and Susanvilk
Agents,
t- will he able to work to
viaitinc di-
<''er advantage than ever
iri: <i
th hist'.ry of tbe«e camp«
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