NO. 46.
BURNS. HARNEY COUNTY,OREGON, OCTOBER 8, 1904.
IN SESSION in this they missed their calcula OBJECTIONS
IO BIO CLAIMS
tions.
The
mare
led
considerable
from the surface These sagebrush
to the good about half wav round
lands raise wheat crops going 20
the
track then Hush closed up and
COUNTY SHEEPMEN DO NOT
DAVIS
DISCHARGES
JURORS
OF LOWER ALTI- bushels per acre with no irrigation JUDE
FAVOR SCHEME.
passed
her
with
ease,
coming
into
THE
SECOND
DAV.
within miles. He also referred to
D RICHER SOIL.
the
strelch
at
a
safe
lead
which
lie
places where crops were raised on
Increased before coming under the
alkali land the alkali being wash
Claim Williamion'i Plan Would Leave Them
Alfalfa is be Ntft a Jury Trial for The Present Term wire. Sleepy Dick hurried up down
Enthusiastic Over Posit- ed out by irrigation.
With Practically no Means ol Pro
the
Btretch
and
got
second
place
Causing the County Very Little
ing raised successfully at the high
t Valley—Compares
viding Winter Range.
Expense for the Session.
right at the wire. Time, 1:22.
»•tb Salt Lake.
est pointe in Utah.
The pony race for a purse of $50
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The Lakeview correspondent to
After looking over the valley and
Circuit Court convened last Mon was a pretty race and the boys
John 'Haodrickson, of Nephi, discussing the excellent soil, Mr.
the
Telegram has interviewed sev
G j| Jtah, who arrived here a few days Hendrickson was of the opinion that day with Judye Geo. E. Davis on rode for all there was in them.
eral
sheepmen for their views rela
ego to buy sheep, is one of the most seed fanning would be very profi the bench, District Attorney Mc For Sale get first money with Sil
tive
to the article which appeared
nt . ; mthusiaalio men to visit thiB see table here and this brought up the Culloch and other officers present. ver Tail, a two-year-old, owned and
I
the ion in reeent years. The gentle- subject of preparing the ground and
The term will be very light so far rode by a little son of D. Black a recently in that paper, giving the I
close second
There were four views of Congressman Williamson
‘P nan says Harney valley is one of seeding it.
as expense to the county is con horses entered Snow Ball and Spit
on the range troubles in Eastern
“ ^’bhe moat promising farming sec “In sowing put 10 pounds of seed
cerned as there were no jury trials toon bringing up the rear.
Oregon and the remedy. Mr. Wil
lions in tha west and would gamble to the acre for seed farms and 15
The mile trot or pace, two in liamson advocates an act of Con
Din%> alfalfa being raised successfully pounds for hay.” he said. "In and the jurors in attendance were
discharged for the term on Tues three heats for $50 was a one-sided gress which will permit the moun
e ,n any part of the valley.
plowing use five horses on a 16 inch
affair and not so swift as was an tain ranges to be homesteaded in
l*dfot|t Mr. Hendrickson expressed bim- plows and soil must be plowed to a day.
The time-keepers an tracts of perhaps 1000 or 2000 acres,
Outside attorneys in attendance ticipated.
lfn '' self as more than astonibhed to see depth of at least 10 inches and 12
nounced
after
the first heat that while the agricultural lands be red
are
Will
R.
King,
Judge
Webster,
HrShia vast «iretch of level land so is better. For seed alfalfa the wa-
their
watches
run
down before the uced to as low as 40 acres, if that
Court
and
Diet.
Atty.
McCulloch,
)■, rich and with such possibilities ly ter should be taken off by the 15th
ing untilled and most of it even un of May and the first crop cut for is still in session and will continue horses come under the wire. Mat- small an area were sufficient to sup
claimed. He said he would prefer hay before it blossoms. Exper for a few days next week, Follow- tie, by Phil Smith won two straight port a family.
——Jand here to that under the propos- ience in that section shows that the mg are the proceeding up to time heatS, the Frenchman taking sec This measure would probably
ond place. Chas Wilson's buggy meet the approval of cattlemen in
>o«llued government irrigation project best seed grains are raised on the of going to press:
horse "Teddy” was a disappoint Lake county, as they already own
. over in Malheur
as n
it wu,
would dry farms.
rqw*
Maineur county, a»
- - A
EQUITY
ment to his friends and did not the great natural meadows or irri
UXv cost much less and did not need ir-
"Harvest seed crops from the
Paul
lbocher
vs.
City
of
Burns,
show
up 88 well as he could. He gated swamps, and have the means
ITt
rtgtlthMlAn
raise
wheat
and
alfalfa.
Ip
middle of August to th1 middle of
•-
represontative of The Times- September. The land should be writ of Review—writ dismissed had been driven in company with to provide hay for Winter, but the
A representative
the other horses before and showed sheepmen contend that these moun-
Harald was fortunate in securing deeply plowed in the spring and judgment for defts. for cost.
Joel
Sturtevant
vs
C.
IL
McI
’
hee-
good speed, but seeiqpd to be off 1 tains'eontain only Summer ranges
^HHH^Hnformation
Mr. seeded in the fall in time to antici
valuable information
ters
—
injunction
—
Oct
4
motion
for
Lisfeet the day of the race.
ami produce no hay for Winter,
aui Hendrickson and numerous in- pate tne first rains. Seed should
default
tiled
Oct.
5,
motion
for
de
The
first
number
on
Monday
’
s
and if they did that could not be
I Other stances where crops are successful be sown on the surface and simply
fault
sustained,
motion
for
leave
to
program
was
a
I
mile
ami
repeat
fed there, because snow falls so deep
ly raised in Utah at an elevation rolled in so that the first light rains
answer devied.
two In three for $200. Again the that a horse could not wallow
t exceeding ’this valley in some in will germinate it.
Annie Hayes vs Geo: W. Hayes colt Hush showed he was a race through it, let alone a sheep. They
stances more than 2.000 feet. The
“Where you can raise wheat you —modification of decree—Amend hors^by taking both heats from
also gay the Winter range (the
average altitude of Utah is 61,000 can raise alfalfa seed, and good
ed
petition
filed
plaintiff
30days
in
Babv
May
and
Sleepy
Dick.
Only
"desert
”) is rich in agricultural
1
feejnn(f yet big crops are raised alfalfa land is worth .$50 to $60
which to plead.
two
horses
went
to
the
pole
the
sec
land,
if
water is once put upon it,
iiiinii
nriwliicts
as
are
annually;of such products
an acre. A month’s sunshine is
Jennie Devine vs J, D. Billingsley, ond heat Baby May being with which is possible in many places
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Li>«*fl
considered— or have been, at least sufficient to raise this product and
—suit to quiet title—mandate of drawn on account of breaking the through storage reservoirs, or pump-
—ImpoaMble to raise here except May seeding is best.
Supreme Court.
saddle. The best time was 50 1-5 ,ing plants, while it is believed
■OjjlMgMtept ion ally favorable con-
"Professor Wedsto contends that
L. Woldenberg Sr. vs Christian which was considered good by strong artesian flows would be ob
water is too valuable to put on
tained if wells were sunk, This
^■^■mlrickson, like the gen- wheat land, and should be reserved Berg—accounting—mandate of sup horsemen.
reme court—Oct 3 judgment on
The
K
mile
dash
for
Harney
oche]
would leave the sheepmen with
quoted in our last issue, for beet land, orchards etc. Suc
mandate. Receiver heretofore ap county saddle horses followed with practically no means of providing
«dus I K3M&t)ei-d cultivation more than
cessful experiments are being made pointed continued under present four entries: Barbwire, 1'at, a white Winter range or forage and would
p «troni
, The soil, climate and by him in raising beets without ir
• fli'reoii
'
horse ridden by R.Slph Curl and a have the effect of forcing all' but
rtecoratii
re all that can be desired, rigation, which has been consider order.
LyWl
Martha Ash vs Fred Ash—div bay bv Corbell.
Barbwire took the few who have meadow land,
perior to many places of ed impossible heretofore.”
orce-default and finding decree for first money and the Lay horse sec out of business. It would enable
where successful farming
In speaking of sugar beets the plff.
ond.
the cattlemen to grab the lands in
0 carried on for years and gentleman stated that there was a
Pauline Locher vs City of Burns
The
Indian
race
was
the
closing
I
large
tracts, as was done in pre
failures are not known, factory at Garland, on Bear Riyer
—injunction—On demurrer. De event and was the usual laughable I emption days.
should be studied.
where the land is strongly alkali murrer overruled by consent. De cord. There were only three hor-; I11 addition there is much valu
8 respect The Time6-Herald and the altitude yery high. The
fendant declines to plead further. ses entered and aR it looked like a able timber on these mountain
say here, that onr repre- best beet country in that state is all
Decree for want of answer for title “cinch” for Louie’s racer no money ranges, and good reason to believe
s in the legislature should in higher aititudes. Beet lands
only.
changed hands. Upon coming un valuable mines may yet be discov
r efforts to secure state ap- raise on an average 18 tons per acre
Leab S. Whitmer vs B. B. Whit der the wire the first time where it ered there, in which case further
ion for an annual district and the price is $4 per ton at the
mer—divorce—default and decree was necessary to reverse and again complications would be experienc
y offering proper induce- factories.
for plff.
mark out the course in the opposite ed, as a patent can lie attacked af
I
r exhibits the farmers will
The Times-Herald hopes its read
I. E. Rann vs C. W Rann,—div way, two of the horses were close ter mineral is discovered.
inclined to experiment. ers will profit from this information.
Tonfila
orce—Default and decree for plff.
and when they started back met
Presuming the Assessor’s roll is
1
owes
this to lhe county, A comparison of this section with
the p»
C. F. McKinney et als vs L. the third who turned with them. correct, this county is not so badly
ther counties in the state the great Salt Lake country has re
Woldenberg Sr. et als—foreclosure The judges gave a war whoop and I overstocked, as its area Is 5,000,-
such benefits. Local peo- sulted in every instance most fav
— Demurrer of deft, Jones over made the rider come back and turn 000, acres: The Assessor’s roll
e put up quite liberally for orable to Harney valley. We have
ruled by consent. Receiver in under lhe wire. This put him shows 141.887 sheep in the county,
hibits in the past but it is one of the best agricultural coun
Woldenberg
Berg made defen somewhat at a disadvantage but he | or less than five sheep to a quarter
ht we should.
tries on the face of the globe and it dant.
took after the others and succeeded section; 23, 684 head of cattle, or
Hendrickson suggested the is time we let the world know it.
Lulu
C
McMullen
vs
Marlin
Mc
in getting at least half way round one to something over a hundred
ility of getting reports of
The time has passed when this Mullen—divorce—service not com the track before the others finished. acres; 5798 horses, or one horse to
ohn Wedsto, of the Govern- big fertile valley can be used only
plete.
It had always been the custom about 850 acres; 373 hogs, or less
kxperimant Station, at Lo-
pagtore |(y the big stock con
formerly for the horses to turn than two hogs to the township.
LAW
fab.
Ibis gentleman has , cern?. It is now in its transcenaion
The general impression among
mmunicated with by a gen-
anJ within
8bort tiIne will 'Chas. Altschul ys Emmett Clark around Broady Johnson. Louie’s
racer seems to know Broady and local sheepmen seems to be that it
» of this city who is interest- be cultivftted to it8 fullest extent.
-»-ejectment—mandate entered and upo 1 nearing the end of the course
is better to let things alone. The
he matter. When informa-1
judgment on mandate
discovered
him
some
sixty
yard«
cattlemen cannot sutler as long as
received from Prof Wedsto j
"Chas. Altschul vs Roht. Irving—
mes-Herald readers will re-1 A WONDERFUL INVENTION ejectment—set for trial first day of down the track and attempted to he owns meadows by townships,
make the usual turn. With con they argue, while the sheepmen is
lhe benefit of any suggestions.
next regular term.
siderable
effort the rider finally got ' the life of the country bringing the
It
is
interesting
to
note
that
for
b and Millard counties are '
Chas. Altschul Vs M. Fenwick—
him
headed,
again toward the liin- first money of the season here when
tunes
are
frequently
made
by
the
r in character to Harney val-
same ejectment—Ou demurrer.
|
ish
and
not
a
moment too soon for his wool moves in June, and again
invention
of
articles
of
minor
im-
Mtys Mr. Hendrickson.. “Iron
Dem overruled by consent 30 days
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Many
of
the
more
pop
the
second
horse
came up finally in the Fall, when the mutton mov
Washington counties are high. Parlance.
to answer, plff. 30 days thereafter to I
i
and
made
it
a
wartiv
finish.
ular
devices
are
thoee
designed
to
es; S|>en>ling his money at home
the latter in the southern
v -
reply.
liberally, paying good wages, and
There is one farm at Fil- hen‘;fit P«oP,e and ,necf P°Pular
Chai Altschul'vs A. F B. George
Pill Pleasures.
■ 3000 acres all in alfalfa, renditions, and one of the most in- —ejectment—By agreement Bet for
being a large buyer of products of
Kfourths of which is not irnga- teresting of these thatbas ever been trial second of next regular term
the farm
If you ever took DeWitt's Little
The same farmer, Almon Rob- i invented is thd Dr. White Electric
H. C. Dvens Vs H. V. Black- Earlv Risers for billiou-ness or con
Khas a seed ranch on black- Comb, patented Jan. 1, ’99 These
Studebaker Wagons, 'Hacks,
stipation you know what pill plea Carriages, Buggies and Buckboards
(Continued on page two.)
Un i and raises 6 bushels to wonderful Combs positively cure
sure is These famous little pills are arriving now and selling as fast
acre. Three bushels will pay dandruff, hair foiling out, sick and
cleans« the liver and rid the system
nervous
headaches,
and
when
used
as we can get them in. We have
|r: vest.
THE RACE MEET CLOSES
| of all bile without producing un two car loads of these goods here
^nderson Bros , of Dry Creek with Dr. White’s Electric Hair
pleasant effects. They do not gripe,
The race program was finished
and in trains. The best stock of
tdow P. O raised seed without Brush are positively guaranteed
I
sicken
or weaken, but pleasant give
to
make
straight
hair
curly
in
25
Monday afternoon and the local
Wagons and Vehicles ever brought
Ration and all kinds of small
tone nod elreright to the tissues and
to Burns. Cal! and look at goods
hs. The Juab Experimental days time. Thousands of these association informs The Times-
organs of the stomach, liver and
even if you do not desire to buy at
a is at Nephi, at an altitude of electric combs have l>een sold in Herald that from a financial stand
bowels. Sold by Burns Druggists. the present time. Geer A Cummins
.9 or 5300 and is at the foot of the varions cities of the Union, and point the meet was quite successful
the demand is constantly increas and satisfactory. The weather Wfs
Nebo.
You can raise alfalfa anywhere ing. Our agents are rapidly be fine and Saturday’s attendance1
1 can slick a plow It will grow coming rich selling these combe. much larger than any of the pre
The Finest of All
any kind of soil—salt grass, They positively sell on sight. Send vious days.
In the
mile dash, free for all,
.case wood or even the stoniest of for sample. Men's sise 35c, ladies'
50c
—
(half
price
while
we
are
in-
for
a
purse
of
$175 (here were three
»Is On the alkali soils it must
trocucing
them.)
The
Dr.
White
entries;
Hush,
by Richardson;
) irrigated to wash out the alkali,
1
The
Dr.
White
Electric
Comb
Co.,
Baby
May,
by
Brisbois
and Sleepy
he Sevier Riyer country is a
Decatur,
III.
Dick
’
by
Hardman.
The latter
rea-‘iwood proposition and raises
Far Sale Oily at
seemed
very
much
alive
and not
Ine alfalfa.”
Remember Browns Profit Shar true to bis name at the start and
Mr. Hendrickson speaks of many
ing
Plan Secure your coupon with {caused considerable trouble to the
ither farms in that section of I tab
every
cash purchase
starters, but was finally cot loose
¡nd gives instances of where alfalfa
several lenghls behind at the re
Is raised without irrigation where
quest
of the owners and rider who
Agents, Burns, Ore.
If
you
want
a
good
watch
or
it is LTD feel to water. He also
'
thought
they
could
catch
the
colt
Jewelry
see
Haines
><r
Nelson
at
the
stales that seed farms are being
Rotbcikl Bron , Dialribtiter«, Portland, Oregon.
' before be got around the track, but
conducted on sagebrush lands old Jorgenson stand.
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