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About The Times-herald. (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 16, 1904)
CLOSING OUT SALE WATERS, MACEY & COMPANY • c o « » o WATERS, HAGEY & COMPANY We have inaugurated a closing-out sale, for CASH ONLY, beginning January 1st, 1904, on all lines of Dy Goods, Cloth ing, Overcoats, Shoes, Underwear. Shirts, Hats, etc. We have one of the best lines of Groceries in Burns, and will sell them to to you at reduced prices. Call and be convinced. • ••••••oacoc*»»»»»»»»»»» <■-»•••••«•■••••••••••••••••••• • o I I , , , COINTV COURT DOINGS. Died—At Drewsey Oregon Janu schools to be admitted for it) cents chief of the reclamation service, 'each. Gener I admission 25 cents. ary 11. 1904 Sarah, beloved wife 1 to recommend some one scheme L. .J. Bosenberg appointed justice Tho following communication is of J. NV Ward for adoption by the Government of the peace for Wild Horses pre from a member of the Club which Mrs. NVarii was born in M < ouri SATURDAY. JANI AKY 1«., 1904 It seems to me that it would be cinct to serve until his successor is will give our readers an understand- | Nov 21, 1SGG noil came m (> • •». • < ! >ui Evil and Winter Dry Con \V • hu better to let the people suggest when quite young. Was tn.‘It din elected. Al ••>, under the same con ing of ite obji-ct8: j tn h e Skirts, Waists, Fasc-i. marriage to J. W Ward ir. 1883 several alternative schemes, and ditions, the following were appoint M’BSCKl PTION KATEN To the Editor:—The far-seeing' Besides hef husband she I -aves. h . Bi I..a Musiins, Calicos, ready mi One Year then let the government select the ed: T. J. Shields for Curry pre Iz.Ov object of the Ladies’ Afternoon Club family of eight children, six bovs Months ■ .j \ tiling that is carried in an .1.0 ; in in most feasible. It is not to be ex cinct, Erank .Metchan Sil vies and Fbrre Months is to start a library; the privileges and two girl . She also has two Store. We carry the I, ani i: U pected that the people of any one A. A. Cowing Poison Creek. . J. at present, are granted only to those broth rs, residents of this p sis- C. au I Daniel Davis and lito section will recommend an en .1 LIAN BYRD MttnagiT i In the mutter of the petition of who become members of the Library |ters Mrs ,| p Gearhart, Mi W. H terprise in another section i J. L Turner and 24 others for a Annex. Gen. hart and Mrs H J. Cl. .. 1 -:11e preference to their own. Nor county road from Burns to Crow We realize this is a slow way of Mrs Ward was a kind ehari'able The National Livestock Asso I have the people in general the re Camp, the court ordered the board establishing n large library, but a woman an affectionate mother and ciation is controlled absolutely by quisite technical knowledge to of road viewers, E M Jordan sur foundation, nt least, can be laid. a good neighbor and leayes many warm friends to mourn her untime big concerns there is no question i th county. This judge of the relative merits of dif veyor arid Chas Frye and Peter Among the I inks now in the library ly death. Of Dre-f ( Every expression of note comes iu town. “Dear is the spot where Christ is aiimitt-d ferent enterprises; that is for the Clemens, to meet in Burns on Janu are several given by ladies who from men who are either cattle or ians sleep '¿> to wants. Cat/ and see our ‘.Z-c arû à government Engineers to judge ary 25 at 9 o’clock a in or within have been quick to realize the im sheep kings in their respective And sweet the strains of Angels HflP ffcrd..’. after they have made a propel ex five days thereafter and proceed to portance of this movement. In this pour localities, or connected with cor survey, view and lav cat said roi l. connection il is a : leasur to make amination on the ground. G! Why should we in anguish porations controling millions of special mention i Grandma” Has weep? “The Harney Valley scheme is kell who, dt- pit- ut-r age, shows an capital. She is not lost mit gone be advocated for the purpose of interest in all progressive move- ■ fore." There is never a proposition J growing hay, but the farmers tes- Tlx- I r a-un-r w as ord. men's » h eh would reti-et credit advanced in the interest of the j lily from long practical experience in outstanding iiiirriial upon 1 ven a mueti young- r womnr. NOTICE. small plan, or is lie given any I that, under irrigation, this land w ill ".m<.mil of cash naw in ' Iv- 1 how" iv m i-'v- n iiy tr-r. show whatever in matters pertain Norco is hereby given that on the 1 raise good crops of wheat, oats, fund. Tin- L'idi>~' Afternoon (Hub has I 14'b day of December 190" by or ing lo range or other qtt stioiis of All raod supervisors who failed made provi-ton fa- I be disposition | I barley and alfalfa besides all or- tier of the County Court, of the like importance. to make reports nt this term order of till the li rare books should ihe ¡dinary vegetables. The cattle During the convention of lite ed to file their reports anil return club la- discontinued. The c.irried | State of Oregon, for Harnev County man is interested in irrigation be their books to the clerk at or be motion reads thus: “Should 1 he of that date duly rendered ami enter past week in Portland the tenden cause lie sees that sooner or later fore the next regular term. ed the undersigned u is npp n‘e l cy lias been, according lo news Ladies Afternoon Uliil> be discon-, lie must raise fodder and must Special Admir.i'trator of the E- paper reports to advance policies Final settlement with the road tinned, all books in the Ladies’ Li grade up bis cattle. I le cannot do of W N Jorgi nsen. deci ased All entirely detrimental to the smaller master approved and report accept brary shall be given lo the public creditorstake notice and p-rs-m- this without irrigation; m fact ir ed. As the court decided not to schools." So wo see that much stockman, and the most danger rigation is a necessety, for the appoint a road master, Pelt r Clem- good will result from this move I having claims against said estate, [ ous and detrimen’al of these is the only natural product of the coun ens was appointed as a member of meat even if it should cease from 'are hereby notified to deliver them proposal to sell glazing lands di with the proper vouchers, duly | try is butichgrass. The only land I the board of road viewers. rapid growth for a time, The minds rect to the stockmen. It appears I verified as required by law to me which now raises hay is the bot In the matter of selecting a com - of our boys and girls are eagerly I at mv residence at Burns, Oregon that they desire anything to gel toms along the sti earns, which are ty newspaper, it appearing to the reaching out fi r food other than the within six months from the expira possession of the land. They overflowed by the freshets, and, court that The Times-Herald has work a-day text book have tried various plans, at first tion of the full period of publication “We tire beginning to r alize that ¡therefore, naturally irrigated. But the largest circulation of any new-- of this notice, the first, publication! holding the land or range on their ÜBULGÜ zi , OGLXd-S, this is wasteful irrigation, for the paper published in the county, it as a child readies the mysterious being on I he 19tlr day of Di mil ■ r muscle; next, finding settlement ■a.g’g'ies- surplus water in some sections is was selected as the county official merging into manhood and woman 1903, ami being published tor four advancing and the land being tak hood. lays for better or for worse, so great that it prevents the low paper. r: i weeks or five publie 'lions z”Sv.g'C’ns. en by home seekers in spite of the found.'itions of his taste for real lands from dry ing up in time to cut W I . M a tisnttx. Claim of II. M. Horton for jury or false jewels of literature.”—State them, the big concernr secured 1 .CO the hay in the fall. NVe want to fees dissallowed. >r. Sin-eiaI <1 '. i - the w atering places and in some Supt. Ackerman. use this surplus water by storing Complete line on hand. Sheriff icquested to file a bond Therefore we hope to si e 11 large | instances fencing large tracts of DISOLUTION NOTICE. it and diverting it acros the arid of $20,01)0 before receiving the tn x number of school children present! government land in orilei to hold land. Notice is hereby given th.-at tlw roll. to hear many things they have not the range for their own use; re- ••There are 10,000 square miles co-partnership heretofore yet learned about tin- slate of Ore- cently an attempt was made to On account, of the death of Mrs, in Harney county , and a great between J. J. Tllpker ai d gon. * * * * get a bill through congress to Brock, sister of Coaiinissi ner Wilson, under the firm part of this is almost level land in Miller, upon motion of Commis lease the public range, This met !ll Tupker & Wilson, h is I ! Harney Valley, surrounding Mal sioner Williams the court look a C. E Kenyon, assistant cashier solved by mutual consent, J. J. with such a storm of dissaproval heur and Harney Lakes, which recess out of respect of the associ of the Eirst National Bunk of On K that it was finally giyen up. are fed by Silvies River from the ate, on Monday until Tuesday af tario, has leased the G. E. Cure! Tupker retiring from 'he tmsim C.cyeU Should a law be passed allow J. J. Tupker. north and Blitzen River from the ternoon. residence ami with his family is ing stockmen the privilege of buy- | t| Chas. Wilson. besides many smaller Galvanized Pipe, Bl c k Pipe, Stova Pipe, L. B. Carroll accepted as a coun new occupying the same.—Argus. ing t inge land it would prove' streams. The valley supports a ty charge. Pipe Fictir-gs -All k nds. What ’ s in a Name? disastrous to the West and for Fresh bread and doughnuts population of not over 4000. In J. T Barnes, road supervisor of every d.-iyat Mrs Robbins’. ever doom settlement. It would RIFLtES, ?HO ■ CU -OYCU” , AMMUNITION Everything is in the name when fad, much of the overflow land .s > district 10, made his report and of nil kinds for all of fi rm remain in its present stale and it eomes tn Witch Hazel Salve, )» hay land, which does not return same was accepted. H n '- o' C , Kurti,» even worse for all time to come <-igi gs, H anting E C. DeWitt ... v Co .... ______ o....... >f Chicago dis- over $4 an acre a year. It does • • • <s • Judges and clerk of election ap Small stockmen would simply be — > — — - - .., . » covered some years ago how to make ■'•as; s, Ete., Efe. not seem right that a sea of water pointed in the various precincts. compelled to retire fiom business |8alvefrom NN itch H >z- I ihatisii| HEsVY, HEUF, should go to w aste anil an empire - i . inc hardware J. zN Vest appointed stock in as they w ould be crowded out by specific for piles. For blind. Id, ed ol land lie idle, supporing such a spector for the ensuing year. Galvanized, Bieck and Sm ? concerns that have capital. Tile ing, itching and protruding Piles, "• —Doors, Wind ms, Glass, handful of people, when by any government would have no occa eczema, cuts burns bruises and all ’ Tinui .fa, Gt* n : eiu rc, Newt Hoover appointed super ^nameb.dtuare, Steeluiere. thing like economical methods of skin diseases DeWitt's Salve has sion for a reclamation fund and visor of road district No 2 He Oliv i vhilleJ ’ L avs , irrigation it would support 25,000 ' ’ V. s. Ci »ng Plow s, no equal. This has given rise to was required to furnish a bond in the homestead law would heal V alking PI w. . isc to 30,000 people.” numerous worthless counterfeits., •♦ :sc ; ril s and Har- th'1 sum of $2500 Peter Clemens dead letter. rows. Juiiivato Ask for DeWitt ’ s — the genuine, appointed for road district No 1 v.'ti rs- ail kinds The law giving every citizen of | sold by Burns druggists of rcultu ¡ under same conditions. the United States the privilege to I The Times Herald was selcct- Semi-annual report of the county ide on t6o acres of land and make ed as the county official paper at a home would just as well be re- the recent term of court without clerk examined and approved pealed, as then- would be no land opposition, Alllb'Ugh tliei i w ere In the m.tiler of the proposition for him lo lile on. no blowing of trumpets or noise of (¡rant Thornburg t > attempt to 0 MOPKINS & GARRETT 4 The delegation from Harney imide The I’imes-1 li raids sub- collect the am unit dm- the county • O nr< stil'. it the old stand ami . ■» < county witli the j scription list has advanced quite from J C. Wooley on the judgment • (I still making those fm< -addles idea of se.an ing am benefit from materially for the past six months in the case of Harney County vs A 4 that have become so popular the organization, but mainly for Illi fact it has been remarkable. Gillings, et als for 50 per cent of with the riders of this section. the purpose of getting inside in Its subscription books are always the amount collected and to pay Write 'hem for anything in I’lOptS. » ail costs on the writ issued to the 4 the line of h.irmss, saddles, formation in the schemes of the 'open 'o those interested and its She'dal a it nH<m given, e sheriff of G rant count , and hold JOHN UEilBEHLlNG chaps, bridle- ete. if not con corporations in order to be in a advertising columns speak well un ¡• ul custom und the county harmless co account, Jeweler. ■ Optician venient to call. bettei position to foil their selfish for the confidence of the business b hl cums. same was accept d and clerk or F.ngravor, I'll, v are Die -o|e agents in and rotten work. The Tiint-s- men. The people of this county dered to issue an exe.-u'ion. Fine Watch Repairing this county for Security Stock Hernld is pleased to know that appreciate the efforts of the man Horst s K-ept by the dun, ciaity. the delegates were sent from this agement tn making it bright and ' h. •••••••••• OPPOSITE Till P. county and much good will 1)0 up to date as a local paper there A LECTURE ON OREGON HISTORV ii.bl CLASS LIVERY TLRMHJTS. » doubt result. fore subsiTiptii.ns have been l adies' Afternoon Cl uh Library c«Bd pouring in. $he &imc¡5-$rraíd Just Rece ved Fall and ict r Goods RTMENT U LITY L ANG S. ( OK STOVES rOR OR STOVES, r X STOVES. CPMP SWVES. ) JU1 A PRÍ VE D Ae: motor Wtindmills", A erm tor Pumps, Ir igat on “>umps, itcher amps, Pumps. » « :*urns. Oie. BURNS LIVERY Af iö STÄUU ♦ : : ♦♦ ♦ : Benefit by Mon. C. W Hi Maisdcn certainly has the gratitude of the people of this section for the energetic manner in which he presented sur irriga- lion scheme in an interview in the Oregonian of June n, and also for the litmli words in regard to railroad possibilities, lie showed plainly that he had the subject wellm hand, as w ell as being backed up by convincing facts. The doctor also puts the railroad proposition before the people of Portland in a most practical man ner. He says in part, of our irri gat ion scheme: ‘•The people of Oregon have been asked by Mr. Newell, the Stories about railroads to be Imilt Inland Empire next year are nmnetoiis, says an exchange. These reports have been circulat ed foi the last fifteen yeai- Why some of these roads have not been constructed is a mystery, they are needed mil would pay dividends. Some day they will be buril, and it is not improbable that next year will see the work inaugurated. Long Cicek Light Parrish. J — "An Old H it Well Worn, but Í Still New." is the subject i lh'sen by I lion. C NV. Parrish for n I ■ tore to| $ lie iL-liv- red next N\ . dues.lay < veil Î * ing, J hi 2D. at the Bap'ist church for the le'nefit of the I.ibrirv Aiu x to the La.li< Afternoon < ml. It is a most <!< s>- ving cau-. tnc* sure Í to be inte'esting a I instructive to I ? all who iiltcnd the lecture Mr Parrish ia an eloqu-mt r- e .Iter, be <* sides, being a Native S m, has his auJ.jvct wei. ir hand He ha< al-' wave taken great intcroet in the early history of Oregon To the One of those tine meals at the echo >| childrei , . specially, will thia • Cafe de Meade" of an evening will subject l»e of gr»at Lenetit and it lias t>e. n arranged for all pupils of the make you feel like a nee man. t t Í t 'I :il und y ruin always YOU KNOW TBI OLD SAYING ‘ I “AN III Nit »F lUHtNTAliYL IS »«Bill A POIND 01 URL. • irm- O: • gnu. Therefore do noi wait until you have become bedfast before you .ketoyom c< million. Get vour cold and cough inedu nes and have them on band—for now is the season when \ oil are liab'e to take cold at any time. So when von feel a cold coming on it is well to be prepared, which ma» sive tow a great dcat of trouble and expense. NN e ke p everything in the line of propretary medicine s as well a- everything in the line iff drugs and m'vdic in, s for di-[,ensing purposes. Your Hector’s Prescriptions will Re- ceix. The 3 st careful Attention. The City Drug Store. H. M. HORTON, Propt. ej i d • a : : Gives ail the iccai news job riniing i) J