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«A is "B q I bin XVII STATE LEAGUE Board of Trade and is not a dis tinct organization of itself. Hon. "» at J I. S. Geer is president and Dr. W. B r°oii.I OF TRADE NOW HAS L. Marsden was selected as cor MBERSHIP. responding secretary. F. S. Rie ' JU *,re**d der is the secretary of the Board of Trade, but owing to his busi • Agent, ReMirtei st ttaraey Valley ness calling him out of town a Burnt J * Propositi«« af Exhibit iwie aad Clark Fair. great part of the time it was thought best to elect a correspond ^■HHminization of a local de- ing secretary. vefeptahst league to work with itim J the alate Urginization, which was CIRCUIT COURT HAS ADJOURNED. effected here the first of the week ia highly commended by The Decisions Made In Several Important Cases—Judge Gone Home. Timea-Herald. It will prove beneficial to Harney County in The regular October term of cir many ways in the near future and cuit court for this county adjourned be a factor in bringing about Wednesday and Judge Davis took many changes for the betterment his depasture the following day for of existing conditions. This or hie home in Canyon City. Decis ganization will look particulary ions were handed down in the fol toward inducing a good class of lowing cases since our last issue: 'I PPLI j people to locate here by attend Pauline Locher vs City of Burns r«L PllluJ ing strictly to letters of inquiry re —A decree was rendered in favor of BURNS, HARNEY COUNTY, OREGON, OCTOBER 15, 1904. NO. 47. SUGGESTS CHANGES IN LAW begun to move quite rapidly in NEW STAGE LINE EROM BEND ln,U(xi|J STATE SUPERINTENDENT ACKERMAN’S RECOMMENDATIONS. West! Law lor Holdlaf Aaasal Conference Of Saperistei«e>ts--l.ocal Meetlnts Per Teachers Uood Thief. Lake County, many of the growers driving their Btock to market while others sold at home. Where the cattle were sold to buyers and prices given it appears top notches pre vailed. Many deals are reported with the price not given. It is evident that some of the cattle raisers expect to get a better price for their stock from the num ber of them who pooled and will drive to the railroad. Following paragraphs are taken from a column of “Stock Notes”: The 70 firm sold 300 3 and 4- year-old steers to W. D. Duke, at what price we did not learn, but it was in the neighborhood of 6 cents. We understand that G. W. Map es bought a few small bunches of fine steers at Warner, paying 6g cents per pound. The 7T cattle Co. have sold 750 2, 3 and 4-year-old steers to G. W. Mapes, who received them last Sat urday at the J. J. ranch in Warner. We did not learn, directly, the price paid, but from two different sources we gleaned some informa tion; from one we learned the price was $23 for two-year-olds, $28 for 3-year-olds and $32 for 4-year-olds From another we heard the price was about 6| cents per pound. “3----------------------------------------------------------------------------- JOHN D DAI.Y. P icks FRANK R. COFFIN, V ick P oes First National Bank MOVEMENT TAKEN UP BV DESCHTES ENTERPRISE I The Bulletin Says lisp is Only 20 Mlles N. V. CARPENTER, C ashsek , A. C. WELCOME, A sst . C ashikh . OF BURNS, OREGON. Accounts of Corporations, Firms and Individuals Solicited. --Present Trend of Development Presage Such Alterations. WE WANT YOUR BUSINESS. STorniioi.DRHH: — John |). Daly, Frank K. Coffin. N. U. Carpenter, R. J. The Bend Bulletin says: A move Williams, J. W. Geary, C. Cummins, H. M. Horton, C. A. Haines, Win. In his biennial report, which was Jones, Thomas Davis. ment is on foot for a direct stage made public the first of this week, State and Couniy Warrants AouyAt at tAe market price. line between Bend and Burns. It State Superintendent J. II. Acker This bank is insured and will be reimbursed for any loss by burglary will pass by way of Crook, Price man says that the present school or hold up day or night. and Fife. The gap of 28 miles bet laws are in the main efficient, hence tew changes and additions are re ween Bend and Crook remains now commended. The following changes to be arranged for. The present stage line from are suggested: Prineville to Burns passes up Crook First—That the proceeds of the ed river to Post, Paulina and Fife. annual tax placed on corporations It is practically assured that a mail be placed in the school fund instead service will soon be established bet of the general fund, iu order that ween Fife and Crook. Crook is 30 the school.fund may to some extent OREGON ONTARIO 9 miles southeast of Prineville and be derived from an indirect tax. only 28 miles from Bend, a little Second—That the school law be Intei'eat L’aid.on TimeiDeposits. south of east. At present there is so changed that a county superin garding this section. Later, as the plaintiff. This case involved tendent may, al his discretion, use We SolieitSYoer Banking Business. not much travel over this route, soon as the plans and objects of the right of the plaintiff to certain a part of the institute fund for hold but it is a level country and there STOCKHOLDERS:—M. Alexander. Win. Jones, E. 11 Test, the state league are known and real estate adjoining the Locher ball ing local teachers’ meetings, which is already an excellent road that is C. E. Kenyon, H. Alexander, Estate of Abner Robbins, William Miller, Frank R. Coffin, Thos. Turnbull. better understood the local organ which had been bought from the according to the attorney-general’s a boulevard all this year. This change will probably cause ization will prinit some literature Road Co, The city claimed it was opinion, cannot be done. Local a readjustment of routes whereby covering the resources and possi a part of the original county road meetings reach the people more di and objected to the plaintiff using rectly and closely than does the Burns will have its chief road to bilities of this sec'ion with such it for any purpose that would close regular annual institute, hence are market and to the railroad by way may be at hand and PURE, J it up. of Bend and the Prineville-Burns very valuable and should be encour HOWARD SEBREE. PRESIDENT W. R. SEBREE. VICE-PRESIDENT Wallowa County Quite Prosperous. 11 all oil begin .a systematic advertising Grace Halliday granted a divorce aged. R. A. COWDEN, CASHIER route will be deflected or transmut movtUMtnt that cannot help at- from Frank Halliday. V Third—The law should be so ed into a Prineville-Canyon City tnKtfnt new people here. Governor George E. Chamberlain V Lulu McMullen granted a divorce amended that when a vacancy oc route. The present trend of devel : Pria asrily the local league will from Merlin McMullen. curs in the office of a school direc failed to he in Portland to greet Goy. opment in Central Oregon seems to p |he matter of a county A. Miranda vs. Ed Cai Ison—de tor or school clerk the vacancy Bhall Mickey of Nebraska, for he was in presage such alterations in the -I exhibit 1st the Lewis and Clark cree in favor of the defendant. This be filled by the boundary board un a far corner of the state, ent off from avenues of communication. fair ■ year in Portland, l’res- suit involved valuable water rights til the next annual meeting, when the railroad, where he had gone to The prospect of automobile trans Ker has already secured in the southern part of the county such vacancy shall be filled for the attend a county fair in Wallowa Co. portation to Bend brings a demand A General Banking Business Transacted that had been in litigation for sey- remainder of the term by the quali He returned yesterday morning, from all sections for connection with some 1 ■liable displays that will trip to too much pleased with his eral years. fied voters of the district. this center, which is rapibly assum 1 'Kiirwij forms Mart of this exhibit and CORRESPONDENCE INVITED Pauline Locher vs. Thos. McCor Fourth—A law should be passed be verj- contrite about his absence ing importance for its mercantile which ■ill be added to. Oregon, when his guest called on mack—judgment by agreement for making it the duty of all school trade as well as for facilties of reach ■ the plans are yet some- 1347.10. superintendents to attend annually says the Oregonian. ing railroad. idefinite, the league has de- “Wallowa County is a rich sec- Paul Locher vs. City of Burns— a county superintendents’ confer Commenting upon the above the jd upon making as good a decree in favor of plaintiff. Thia is raised ence, at such time and place within tion, where everything Bulletin Bays editorially: Bend •of Harney County’s pro case was taken up on appeal, the the state as may be indicated by the that can be produced in the Will- should ha ye a direct sta'-e line to ll possible and will soon be- plaintiff having been fined in the state superintendent, and making it amette Valley,” said the Governor Burns, and the opportunity for such ^entergetic campaign. A recorder’s court for selling liquor to the duty of the county courts to “but it is so far removed from the railroad that the grain has to be Iggested by a member the Indians. audit the traveling expenses of their for somebody to seize The natun turned into hogs and the hay into McKinney & Sparrow vs L. Wol- respective superintendents to such of the country and the lines of de py has met with universal denberg Sr. and wife—foreclosure meetings, the same to be paid out cattle and sheep. All the products velopment argue for a through stage il so far, but which may of that country are shipped out on of mortgage. Amount found due of the general fund of the county. between Bend and Burns. By the practical on account of the hoof. And I don’t know but per 13000 and interest and $190 attor Fifth — Pass a law authorizing the same token Prineville should have e. The plan suggested is ney fees. By same decree mort county superintendent to appoint a haps that accounts for its extreme a line direct to Canyon City. It re the services of a taxi- gage of Elma Jones for $2500 prin board to be known as an eighth prosperity. will do Prineville little good tooling J eat. t and mount a specimen cipal, $588.11 interest, $64.50 pre "ThiB was a good year in Wallo grade examining board, whose duty to the Burns line in the face of a 1 bird that inhabits the big mium on insurance. Property or it shall be to conduct eighth-grade wa. The crops were good, as they os, strenf growth that will inevitably lead it ie slomict f this valley. This would dered sold after brewery property is examinations, in accordance with are raised mostly by irrigation, and j in another direction, and likewise i. dyspepù.! attraction second to none in disposed of under decree of supreme the rules and regulations prescribed die stock is in good condition. 1 | it would not benefit Ben-1 to strive bowel irrt Ie and would be of great court. Sam Mothershead, receiver, by the state board of education for believe there is more money to the for a stage to Canyon City. It will clfon of thep person in that county than any i in bringing visitiors to made a party defendant. conducting the same- The law I do neither ¡dace any good to work ■Ives ion« to| Etta Hayes vs. H. M. Horton — should determine their compensa where in the state.” against the other. The whole of v County’s space at the "Irrigation will settle up Wallowa ...AND... suit in partition. Decree in favor tion, which shall be certified to by i Central Oregon is now a chrysalis »nd Clark. County, and though it.could hardly of plaintiff. This was for the par the superintendent and audited by from which a wonderful growth will Times-Herald hopes those tition of the property known as the the county court and paid out of increase its prosperity it will pro come almost in a night. Readjust h such things will take City Drug Store and the decree the general fund of the county. vide more tillable land. Most of ments cannot be prevented. It is Affords the people of East and Central Oregon all the opportunity of a at once and if the ex- provides that the property be sold This will insure dispatch, efficiency the irrigation is now done from the the part of wisdom to recognize the remedy (St first class modern Biisiness College. It is a home institution covering PMMs not too great that it be :lckpeojhW Wallowa River and the Snake, but every course involved in Biisiness College work Its rates are the same and the amount divided between and confidence in the examinations inevitable and work with rather Jiving kt* as charged elsewhere and the methods are the same. Students admitted rafa out. In the meantime we the parties to the suit after costs that can be secured in no other way. the greatest possibilities are in than against the new development it that li » i at any time. Instruction at the College or hv mail. During the slimmer tfA solicit such products that had been paid. months the College will conduct a Sixth—Amend the act of 1903 re Wallowa Lake, which lies high There is enough for all in Central trame gathered and preserved lating to consolidation of school dis enough to give a good flow over Oregon. There is no necessity for M b time, such as fruits, vege- A WONDERFUL INVENTION tricts so that petitions from a dis more than 100,(MM) acres of till any town or institution to get all grains, grasses, etc. trict of the third class shall require able land.” four feet and snout in the trough For teachers and others who desire a reviewing or pre|>aiatorv course. For specimens of pen work, and full information on Business College sub ■taher matter will also be tak- and sqeal. The best way to bring It is interesting to note that for the signatures of but five legal vot jects. address The Traveling Man. individual property is to labor for k'taiby tbe league is the proposi- tunes are frequently made by the ers, instead of ten. Seventh—Amend section 2462 of general development. Msgl a government expermental invention of articles of minor im A Minnesota traveling man EARI’ portance. Many of the more pop Bellinger & Cotton ’ s code, so as to MKR in this valley. Since the ilENCI struck a small town a few days Pill Pleasures. Hppation service has abandon- ular devices are those designed to make it mandatory upon county benefit people and meet popular courts to levy the tax for library ago, and put up at a hotel where I the Sil vies reservoir project and If you ever took DeWitt’s Little conditions, and one of the most in purposes. the accommrxlations were nothing view of the successful crops of Earlv Risers for billioueness or con Eighth—Subdivision 11 of sec to brag of and, where an unso teresting of these thathas ever been • |Mat season without irrigation stipation you know what pill plea tion 3389, of the code, should be invented ie tbd Dr. White Electric phisticated country girl waited on would be nothing more than Comb, patented Jan. 1, ’99 These amended so as to read, “The board sure is. These famous little pills hi« table, says an exchange. Af ■lice to such a big valley capable wonderful Combe positively cure of directors may, ’at its discretion,’) cleanse the liver and rid the system ter he had disposed of his soup ■ ' ' ‘ TRISC H 4 DONEGAN, Proprietors. ' wepderful agricultural possibil- I dandruff, hair foiling out, sick and 1 transfer to another district any of all bile without producing un and some of the more solid matter, pleasant effects. They do not gri[>e, O» to establish an experimental nervous headaches, and when used child,” etc. the girl came around and inquired : sicken or weaken, but pleasant give rm here. The station at Cor- > with Dr. White’s Electric Hair I Ninth—A law should be passed ••Do you wish for pie?” tone ami strenght to the tissues and iff» and the proposed station at Brush are positively guaranteed ’ making it the duty of county super “ Is it compulsory?” he asked. organs of the stomach, liver and I intendents to call annually a school ' to make straight hair curly in 25 i •Khutes cannot be of material “No,” said the demure maid, bowels. So’.d by Burns Druggists. Thousands of these board convention, and authorizing Btfit to this sectioo on acconnt days time. “its gooseberry.” electric combs have been sold in the chairman of every school Iroard ■p great difference in climatic And the traveling man had a You should call and get prices at the varions cities of the Union, aud ; to appoint himself or some member ■Etions, altitude, etc. By a bl- Miller and Thompson’s—closing Kerted effort such a station can the demand is constantly increas of the board, or the school clerk, as out ¡trices that cannot be equaled ing. Our agents are rapidly be a delegate to said convention, and Boubt be secured. Job printing—The Times-Herald elsewhere. coming rich selling these combs any claim for expenses, at a fixed ■long this same line an effort They positively sell on sight. Send rate per mile by the nearest and ■ be made to get men who are for sample. Men’s size 35c, ladies moot direct route, that shall l>e in ■perly equipped to sink a well 50c — (half price while we are in- curred by said delegate in attend «jt The Finest of All Experiment with a view to se trocucing them.) The Dr. White ance at said convention shall 1« cer The Dr. White Electric Comb Co., tified to by the county superintend eing artesian water. ent and audited by the eon nt v court ■The government geological de- I Decatur, III. and paid out of the genera! fund of wtment considers this a very 1 Studebaker Wagons, ’ Hacks* the county. lomising artesian basin and with , Tenth—An act should bo passed Carriages, Buggies and Buckboards Fsr Sale Only at Ie interest taken by local people ' are arriving now and selling as fast giving the county boundary board is possible that an experimental as we can get them in. We have the right of eminent domain for Jell may be sunk next season two car loads of these goods here school purposes iat will be a thorough test and and in trains. The best etoek of I lave no doubt of the possibilités Wagons and Vehicles ever brought BEEF Btl'tOS HMitl MtKE IN LAKE. 1 a good flow within reasonable to Burns. Call and look at goods In its issue of Oct. 9, the Lake epth. even if you do not desire to buy at Both ild Bros , Distributers, Portland, Oregon. The local league is really the the present time. Geer 4 Cummins view Examiner says that beef has • ••••„, EIJ ITS ID V V Tirsi i I .1 A national Bank | CALDWELL, IDAHO A X X --------- X J* CITIZENS BUSINESS COLLEGE CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL S ummer N ormal S chool 2HL ieig’'to37’, r’xirx., EumS, Oreg-orx. THE CAPITAL SALOON, Buras, - - Oregon. Wines. Liquors and Pigars. Billiard and Pool Tables. Club Rooms in Connection MARYLAND CLUB WHISKY Hotel Burns Bar Agents, Burns, Ore. f THE TIMES-HERALD. Gives all the local news. 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