« BURNS, HARNEY COUNTY, OREGON, JULY <^1904 ION A SUCCESS 1DERLY CROWD IN DANCE. W Held 00 The Court i Many People for Building. lumber to the county for road pur poses the following bids were ac cepted snrl each of the mills will tie required to enter "into a contract with the county as required by the former order of the court. Burns Milling Co. to deliver lumber in curry p ecinct at $18,pcr thousand; Burns precinct, $15: Lake $2’2 50 Harney Valiev Lumber Co, Poison Creek, $15; Island $17; Saddle K. Richardson, Butte, $17. A Harney, $16. Dickenson Bros, Sil- vies, $15; Crane Creek, $20; Hap py Valley. $25; Diamond, $27 50. Each party is required to give a bond and lumber is to be delivered in such amounts at the road master sir.y order. Liquor license granted to Sohu- Wner Bros.. Homer Winters, C. A. Haines, J. C. Pete man and John- ■son it Cary Geer <fc Cummins given contract Ao furnish coitiii v with 5y kegs of nails. * ’’James McDuft'y awarded contract to furnish the county with 20 cords Wjuniper wood, o bn delivered on or before S pt. I t, the wood to be received and measured by the eheritf. Price ¡'-1 25 perccrd. ' THINK THEY HAVE MÜRBERER ARRESTED IN PORTLAND. SUSPECTED Or KILLING CONN, Spurred by Large Reward, Detectives and Sheriffs all Over State Have Been Keeping a Close Watch. Henry Blackwell has returned DISCUSS (¡RAZING PROBLEY from Bako county where he deliv ered s big bunch of cattle. Mr«. Elma Jones is having an addition built on the residence pro pi-rty occupiid by Hev. D^yis. Geo. Mivuden and his grandfath er, Ralph Byram, returned to Bear valley Wedneadny after celebrating in Ibis city. ■JOHN D. HALT, Pi 1 RANK IL-tNLr fll GOVERNMENT COMMISSIONERS .MEET Peis * ational Bank WESTERN STOCKMEN. 7 r Secretaries Hitchcock and Wilson May At tend Conference at Denver August ’3, 1 and 5 Next. N. U. CARPENTER, C abiimb , (' WELCOME, A hst . C abiiikr A Accounts OREGON. i Corpo.-sticns, Firms and Individuals Solicited, V? . WANT YOUR BUSINESS. i l . . I I > Italy. Prank li. Coflin, N. U. (larpentfr, K. J, Williams,..’ V. . li.a .. C. Cuumiiiis. II. Al Horton, C. A. Hui lies, D’in Jones, Tliomny Davis. Rev.' A J. Irwin took his depar Louis Videtta-wae arrested Sat Early next month there will ton urday afternoon at the corner of ture yesterday for Buck creek , meeting in Denver nt hen'dqurfrli rs I tStafo unc1 County Warrnntt bouyttt at tAo marAot jorteo. Front and Washington streets by where he will fill an appointment i of the National Livestock Associn- Detectives Snow, Kerringan, Day Sunil.ivi This bsnk is insured and will be reimbursed for any loss by burglary lion of Western men engngyd iij,the and Wiener, and it is said that he or hold up day or night. Receiver (iowan of the land oilice livestock industry ami the three ie^Yvanted in oonncciioH has been on the retired list during members of the coutiiiissiun tip- of the most sensational murders in the past week, suffering from neu , xercieea were held on the beau- pointed lu-t spring lij i’r<-sident, Hie history of the state n "to at th® co,,rl ^t,u*a- ralgia He is improving Roosevelt to inquire into condition* * On the-4th <!ay of last ífarcm J. people first assembled in the of the public domain and recon;- " m L. A. Jackson and family have C, Conn of L'.ks coimUr dis^pp^Ar- it court room on the second moved to the Claud McGee resi mend needed legislation to contfoli^ ed under circumstances trial ¿rout ""■M: of the OOtJrt house, but it was .« ed the gravest (ears ot foul play. dence. He informs us C. N. Coch .lands in the arid and semi arid I * d the building w.. 1 <'•.I ■. i, mi ra ’ n e and family will occupy the i states. Ilis dead body was found, a mile 1 than one-fifth of the people The aim of the comniission is to I b President Geer got ¡.< — 11.1 and a quarter west of Silver Lake residence he vacated ONTARIO arrive at some amicablo inetimd oi j , the coantglcoi:rt tU ,ul |' Ir■( Edward Southworth spent a por on the 21st day of Api H, and the grazing on forest receive^ pndej ad- [ i .’aitkon TinioHJepoeitt* the “keep off the indications pointed -almost unruis- tion of the past week in this sec equate restrictions. A letter rqcent,-1 * tion making repairs and looking af takably to murder: Spurred by s” tigna trtire all removed and V/3 Soli .it Yo«r Ranking Business. by I hi“ ' DtliA^BMved to roam nt will the offer of a large reward, detec- ter.,the teleplume lines in this place. lv issueii announces the meeting ns folic">.:u| i T ’ OUK HOLDERS:—M. Alexander. Win. Jones, E. II. Test, tives and sheriÍTs all dv r the state He left f ;r Grant county Wednes the velvety lawn. U. E. Kenyon. II. Alexander, Estate of Abner Robbins, William “ Upon the request,of .the Nation- have.been doing their utmost t Io run day morning. '□ere Wat Bb parade with the ex- .Miller. Er.-ink R. Collin, Thus. TurnbulK | al Li v< .-.trick Association, Proside.nt j £ down the murderers., 'flic < crime - ■ Jon ofBBgBnrns Band' which ‘‘Uncle” Geo Duncan informs us was the outgrowth qf it he i sheep lie will take his departure for his • Roosevelt List. December appointed <t >S BBHBWWngt.h of Second St. fjpiV*kr-itìCÌ! visitors some very range war which ha s P'Real in Lake Imine at. Silvi r Lake next Monday. a commission consisting of Hon. \\ * The Relshaw Orchard. c inly for many months, month which He snyp lie has had n lino visit and ■ A. Richards, Commissioner of the | mwste. Wt»on arriving at th» 'General Land Q,lU.ce; H ip. (yiilord | rt iroM^Vresident of the day, Grunt Belsbaw, Accompanied by has caused the deSrruatMtn of thoiis- a big time in this citv on the 4th. Tinchot, Chii f Fm-ester. and dbxn, ’ HOWARD SI BREE, PnCMOENT B. V. WHITE, Vic. PstaicMKT r to'<* l*1P l"nP!“ his wife, arrived here from the and of sheep and avh: :h bAv f W. R. SERREE, C a . hu « Mr. and Mrs. E S. Rigby, parents | E. II. Newell, Chief of t.Uq, Jlep irl- | leiianch the < lEirts of the 1^.1 fatuop.s Belshaw orchard over at tif Scliool Supl. Rigby, are here | meet of Geological Sut . ey, for th ’lilies to enf ire • the lawV»- • !i on account of les Mt Vernon on the m irning of the ' purpose of investigating conditions J. 0. Conn had iricurrerlAhe en- froi 1 their hmm» in Glendine, Mont, ' ttf^^^^^B^landsome 4th. He brought a load of those ¡existing in arid and sumi-.iriil si.ttis , on a visit to the latter. Tlfey ex IUI'I ext famouB cherries unit this office wa mH.--of th- outlaws, fitid .Ti'i wad pect to remain here until next insofar as grazing lamia aud forest remembered by its old time friend bobevr d to have in hia\p¿:-/ession 1 ,o our April. reserves are concerned, and to r.e- , □dejBHBhe country and >Lwr Chas BelsLaw with a gallon o’1 evidence which might lead to their CALDWELL, IDAHO | port to the Preaidqn’. before th arii -t ami convictiona■ On the L E. Wing, who has been asso nafll|^Bva!lei> Alter them. • We cert ml .- ■ • * i.-ccir * til ruing of March 4 he left tfts store ciated with Schwartz & Budelimui convening of Congress, in Dijcein- , ihdbgg^Bhd prayer by Rev. J such remernbruiici -• | CO. IMo|^BTIie Times-ilei il l A Cenerai Banking Business fransacted to drive across the vairieK and he since last March, took his depar- her next. Grant says the fruit crop will ie; •‘The object of this invesiiq.i in was never >gain seen alive. His ture last Tuesday for San Francis- 1 l;“d* santf ^tar ‘ good this season which means t! | CORK? I 'DEN E INVITED / lOW. '’■pFitzGerab! then read many customer* in Burns will be I disapp' wince aroused the fonts of Col. lie will probably again return is the formation oi a report to ■• m Presi lt-iit. which it is li'ii.c.' will : his frien is and search was made, • to Alaska De^^nBon of Indi-peiidane» io Well suppli'd this sell >n. • result in the draft i og • >1' it bill- for, h it. ivithcut result, until April 21, l'*ie male quartet A. ^Limi and wife have gone to the amicable adj'istm nt f thesjj 'g^M^^KhThe Feller when b'» dead body *^sf$ ' I the Island ranch where they will important luatlers. ' W^FNjRF'bute from the south a short distance fr< . the iii “road I tie employed during the haying sea- “The chairman of the < oinmls-1 j whs introduced i>> of The fhrtnftra over in Umatilla ami a mile and a •JAJ'tflit. They were acoompnnicd by 1 sion has advised the officers of thisf' ' and delivered m.e of c.Gunty have had tor much rf fl Silver Lake Bei Miss Alice Sweek who will spend association that ¡hey will min!1 '’«HHMBttions it has been tie good thing in the way of rain. -vol'.-',1 with one ciiatuMil* some time with them I with the stii<:kni(‘>,i of t he 'A'.’st a-t j * :sd of the people of lid < Last Supday afl'-rnoon 2 inches iclnrgcd. At first gciiu'b it gi^Jgljf Mr. and Mrs. B. W. llatniltr.n j the headquarters of the Li' n;u( 'tiMSW^Ben to. Mr Biggs ii u- fell in less tha1 30 minutes, coming have been eu,'pi*»r-d link IjE ¥h|il IT a ami laughter Alice have gone out Livestock Association, 21 1 Quincy | ‘ oii'i^ii^Mirvery and held his down in torrent«, a- from cloud committed -uici-i trnt C "'Cfi(í qi I building. Denver. Colo . on August diMMi Bl during the 3(1 min- burst. The damage is believed to ver-ligati n estábil-In d gln»tj|'lfef to (hi Portland Company tract of i3, 4 and 5 1904, for the purpos- of land when Mr. Hamilton lias cm > His voice was ex- be rfcu-i lariible The heavy raiu that he li 1 I been murieren and Considering these sulji-c* ' and y ploynient ns an assistant ut reclaim ¡HlntjddfBlPod and lie couid be was accompanied bv a fierce wind, that the ussaisins^tb-n disposed of gathering nch informat'-m ph is '■ Ing.tho.tract. his body in r ich ’ n'Why as tit' ghfo ’ in’ iBBBKBkti notly for a distance a<d ¿tl Waged growing *rnin very possible. Secretary J iuh S p W ilson, th impreisioi) f suicide 4’lio little son of Mr ar.d Mrs extensive. of the Department of Agriculture, i , There w ore » videnccs f:| ng to innr the ufler-, Thin section ban enjoyed several ip.itu: Ulomotis met with an r.c- anrt Hon E A. Hitchcock, Hecre-1 >. ib a light shower afid * refreshing showers during the past oi .lv had l>e. o searched and papers ■ cident the first of the week by get- tary of the Department of tile In-Q »reeze which lasted 1 week, but Ibf only trouble has been I were missing from f ’ gy^ftf 1t> ^ng his foot caught in a hay rake. time. The various' not enough has fallen. Il has been eluding a privite nier.i'Nffii^Ihni ! He was able to be about, on crutch terior, have been invited to be pre ¡sent, and have indienh d that they lite interesting and very beneficial to crop« and the 1 book in which ho was supposed to es tbc^tjay of the 4th. will attend if oflicial duti: . h that . i have noted the evidence against the >sts were waged. ANI». range^.iut more would lw le tter. time will permit llcir leaving Harney county has made rapid outlaws. 1 in the evening was 1 Hans Louis Videtta, wlm i<$| inrreale^ | strides to the front in the past few Washington flmi. ■ ( csh The hall NEW OFFICEKJ SWORN IN. brongh, chairman of 1 m- public veers and the same number of years itèrent« Saturday, is nlmfit’28 y«ir> of litfo, I the fore part of the ecortt« otogriN and is said to have come recently in Hie future will sen five times as lands comiuitI<-<• of f.» f- : c>, and ,ï MA rin. I from Lake ■ count».- lj& will be much change. Railroads are pro lion. J. I1'. Laci-y. i-h'irrmm of fir I taken back there tlUr -nbirniiig by jected into this section from cverv public lands cwmmi .■<' " ( »ter, after v-e older (tend, point of the compns and they will Hou«e. have li-ell lliviu 1 t an 1 ilicer.—Portl ' 1 Journal »ed our visiting and also, as well ns other prominent I make this the l>est section of Enst- land some piano giv. ■ rn Oregon. citizens. OTÍClt , Brown A' Sons an 1 “There are no qurstions th if are leering Mowing Ma H. B Sirtith arrived here from of greater imp >rlnncv Io firn flock ■ lay by the 8. <tr B. h's home in Spokane this week to men than thus') of g zing on the wn, the crowd tinned look after some business affairs con public lands and forest, reserve , dancers had everv- nected with th» Abner Robbins es and it is desirable th i‘ <•>□>(■ unit m way. tate. Mr . Smith likes his new lo ed action shall be made upon <n •as very orderly 11 nd cation very much and says business gresw nt a very . nilv «Lit. P^r’ lured during the d -y is brisk in Spokane. He wiD lie them rea«niin you are -‘tn - re ider the inlluence of here for a week or so and may quested to appoint Hirer- pr.mn-ent I •noxious. Fireworki- have to visit Drewsev Is-fore re msmliers > f vour icialirm who "Myidenee but aside turning home. am in teres led in th»“s m'’’,',r tn | Horton burnirg his attend this meetir g ami we w« o|d I The Oregonian of July 4 contains A DONEGAN, Proprietors rerely theie were no a group picture of this years’ grad a«k that you nobfv th* secret n r I uating class of the‘Monmouth Nor this association imni*d':i,c! • -.I-. 1» t K|e were here from a mal school The good n a tu red er or not this request can tie t im Kke in the sights and phiz of W. R Rutherford appear* plied with and the name nnrl ad- Bk the exercises, some in the picture and tie is looking dresses of th’> ’ wh • will bn lure' Bey, Harney, Lawen, rea1 pleasant sanwiched in l>etweeo Bey, Diamond and other Our stock of iron be ! • is now two bander tpe young ladies W b Although the commilee are informed Rud has been employ complete and al v -ry r<;«' fi ibl< Bd not contemplate such ed as one or the assistan's in our prices. Cnli mi ! s--e our f bling ifd and had only a smtftl public school here for the coming beds, steel cour’he . etc —-Itiirni nnds, the people seemed Furniture (Jo. pd with the entertain- |ded. fces-Hernld hopes our ration may be a much ra it feels th» people de- Iter entertainment and sss men can ad'ord to Hter. • MtebraUan last Monday nrs ceas bayuu fl anticipation and it tended by 01m of the largest Out! is eva^galhen d in this city urns .similaFOdcasion. The wea- idft ^Ofibon was ideal ni]d '* iviiai uaim CITIZENS BUSINESS COLLEGE CO^RESPONDENCE SCHOOL 9 W2 Liqui *s and Ugars. d!r d and Pool Tables CJ b ¿oo/ns in Connection The Finest of All IMES-HERALD OA>v,'i Far Sale Only al ly C««rt Preceediaf matter of U> forni Hotel Burns Bar àives all the local news Agents, Burns, O*e Job Printing