—— !
Old Capt. Lousy who was with
tion toward making it not only a Do you want blacksmith coal? Ti e O.
C.
Co.
is
headquarters.
Gen
Frank Wheaton during the
go but a big success. Such an
Modoc
war, being stationed at Fort
Chas.
King
and
wife
are
in
the
attraction must be given every
Warner and did service as scout
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 5, 1W4.
city
from
their
ranch
east
of
Har
­
consideration.
and interpreter, is thinking of go­
ney.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
ing to Fort Bidwell to spend the
C. T. Miller spent the past few
MORE RAILROAD NEWS.
Oue Year .............
...............
I2.0U
winter where his young son is at­
days in the city attending to hie
Six Mouths
l.ou
tending
school. Capt Louey is an
Three Months ...
........................... 75
From all reports and from o (fi­ duties as commissioner
Indian of more tha i average intel­
Mrs. A Venator has been in ligence and has done much for hiB
dal information, it seems limi
.IILIAN BYHI)
— — — Manager
there is no reasonable doubt hut from her home on Crane creek the tribe in late years The old fellow
past week having come over to get ie getting along in years and almost
The Times-Herald has a deep what the Sumpter Valley railroad some dental work done
blind.
He was wounded three
will next year be extended many
interest in the development of
well
’
times
during
the Modoc war and
A.
W.
Hurlburt,
one
of
the
1
miles south of 'Tipton through the
Harney county. It believes this John Day country, probably on to known stockmen of the lake sec- should be rewarded for his services
section has superior advantages Canyon City and probably beyond tion, was transacting business in to the whites during bin younger
days.
over many that aie better known that point, sake the Baker City this city the first of the week
By going to the famous Belshaw !
Mrs Maude Cardwell has been
and so situated that their natural Democrat. Giadnig was done
orchard on the Jonn Day and tak­
quite
sick
the
past
week
at
the
this
season
for
a
few
miles
south
resources are brought to public­
' of Tipton and material has been home of her parents in this city. ing a variety, you may pick your
attention without particular effort.
purchased lor construction work, She is improving at this time we own fall and winter apples for the
It therefore desires to further the
price of 25 cents a box. Come all
I which will proceed in the early are informed.
—
enough to supply all of Harney
interests of this big valley and its spring. The Sumpter Valley
W. E. Burke was in from his big
valley.
people by making as good an ex­ J railroad is, and always has been, a land holdings a few days this week
Job printing—The Times-Herald
hibit at the Lewis and Clark fair friend ot Baker City, and its oper­ He did not give The Times-Herald
any information regarding the
ation
has
been
one
of
the
largest
next year as possible. The time
work.
is short in which to secure such , factors in the building up of Baker
N. II. Carpenter of the I irst The Lone Star
products and other resources as City ami the extension of its trade,
National Bank has been visiting
RESTAURANT
may be had for the purpose and
various parts of the county leaving
High School Literary Society.
Ciiina George, Proprietor.
gel in shape for the occasion.
here Wednesday. He is expected
Cor. Main and B Streets.
Prompted by this motive a re­
The high school Literary hoc i ley home today.
MEflLiS AT AULi |HOURS
presentative visited the county
I met again Friday afternoon. After
D. N. Turner und non Elmer
court yesterday to ascertain what
the Principal had made remarks were in on land business Wednes- Bakery in eonneetion.
steps were contemplated by that the bueineee was transacted The day. Eliner was navigating with
A Specialty of Short Orders.
body toward making an appro­ constitution and bylaws were read the aid of crutches having broken
Table
furnished with everything
priation to help defray the ex­ ' and adopted and a name for the hie toes a couple of weeks ago by a
the
market
affords Your patron­
pense of securing and maintaining ¡society was decided upon, which is horse falling on his foot. He did
age
solicited.
a creditable exhibit of our pro­ to be Harney County High School his own surgery he says.
ducts and secure the views of the I Literary Society.
C. F McKinney and W. E. Trisch
Following the business transac- left Thursday for the lakes with
officials upon the nature of the
THS I
ONLY EXCLUSIVE
I lions was the following program:
display.
ovoj
sufficient ammunition to slaughter
»ntl
Judge Levens and Commis- Po,’8> Ked, White and Blue, Schoo] a six horse load of game. No late
Lea Robinson reports have been received from
sinners Best and Miller all favor-[ Recitation,
IN BURNS
Essay,
Mabel Cross the front, therefore the casualty
ed the proposition and were de-
Reading,
Curtis
Smith
“
Walk-Over
” Shoes
list will notappear.
sirous of co-operating, •vith the
Debate: "Resolve that Grain is
sold everywhere at
citizens in this matter all realizing
/
' a '
Ex-county Judge Rutherford ar
More Important to the Develop­
Ibe
same
price.
the importance of making the ex­ ment of of Harney County than rived here today with the nursey
h
hibit in an attractive way, but Livestock.”
stock ordered by the people of this
they were not certain as to their
Those on the affirmative were, section from the Salem nursery dur­
authority to make such appropri­ Neil Smith, Harry Withers, Frank ing the summer. Judge will spend
ALL THE LATEST
ation the law not being entirely’ ¡Thompson and Raymond Sizemore. some lime in this section looking
STYLES.
clear on that subject.
Those on the negative were, Ivan after some business and yieting old
time
friends.
BOOT and SHOE
The plan for raising funds for i Jftc^8on. 1 Henry Dalton, Harry’
such a purpose is considered the i
all(l I Mason Smith. The
Repairing.
tinti».
most equitable, as the burden ju,'8es decided in favor of the nega­ NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
tive.
would be rather heavy for what I
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
I
Following this was a bo I o by
Burns Oregon, November 3, 19044
few individuals that would take
Notice is hereby given that Charles T. Miller» Opposit First National
Byrd King, and the last on the pro­ of Lawen, Oregon, nas filed notice of intention
I
Bank.
the matter up to maintain by pub­
«
make proof on his desert-land ciaiin No. AsH,
gram was the song America, by the to
for the E‘a of Hec. 30, T. 23 8.. R. 34 E., W. M.,
lic contributions. We are very school.
before the Register and Receiver at Burns, Or­
M.
egon, on Tuesday, the 6th day of December,
sparcely settled and many do not
1904.
'
He naineslthe following witnesses to prove ttunuti;
the
complete irrigation and reclamation of said
realize the importance of advertis­
Notice to Delinquent Taxpayers.
land: J. L. Sitz, J. P. Rector, L. B. Hayes and
Arthur Claypool, all of Lawen, Oregon.
ing our county at the fair. Our
W m F arre , Register.
All delinquent taxes on the 1903
isolation makes it the more im­
FRANK A. COLE, Propt.
perative that we should take ad- r<»H «Hl be advertised and property NOTICE EOR PUBLICATION.
sold
oh
by
law
required
if
not
paid
vantage of the opportunity to
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
|
First Class, Well Appointed House.
Burns. Oregon, November 2, 1904.»
show the outside world that Har- by November 15.
Notice is hereby given that the following-
Tom Allen,
named settler has filed notice of his intention
Centrally located, well furnished tables, coniforta-
ney county is one of the greatest!
to make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the Register
Sheriff.
rooms. Rates, Meals 25 cents, Rooms^o
sections of the West where agri­
and Receiver at Burns. Oregon, on December 9,
1904, viz: H. E. No. 1425, of John Davies, for the
cent, Single Beds 2^ cents.
cultural pursuits can be followed
W‘. SW‘L NE*4 SW‘i, SE' i NW'; Sec. 21, T. 29
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
S . R. at E.. w. M.
He names the following witnesses to prove
with success.
«Just make The Cottage your headquarters
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land, viz: John R. Jenkins, John Hughes
The court desired more definite
Mason fruit jars at Voegtly’s.
Jones, Thomas E. Jenkins, of Smith, Oregon,
George Waters, of Burns, Oregon.
Main St., Burns, Oregon
information regaiding the privi­
W m . F arrk , Register.
J. 11. Neal is in the city from hie
leges of county courts in such
home at Happy Valiev.
LIQUOR LICENSE PETITION
matters and also ascertain, if pos- |
Remember Brown’s Profit Shar­
sible, how other counties were
We the undersigned legal voters of
proceeding and if the various coun­ ing Plan Secure your coupon with Lake l’recinct, Stale of Oregon, respect
every cash purchase
ties of the state were considering
fully petition the lion County Court of
the proposition of appropriating, A. S Swain occupied a seat Oil Harney County, State of Oregon to grant
License to Sidney Comegys to sell
an exhibit
money to maintain i...
_____ _ at I'h® P|atform Monday night. He a Spirituous,
Malt and Vinous Liquors in
the Lewis and Clark fair. In or­ failed to express hie political belief? less quantities than one gallon in Lake
Precinct Harney County, State of Ore
der that the court might act with thoroughly.
gon. for the period of three months,
Gentlemen
’
?
clothing
denned
mid
intelligence in the matter a plan
in duty bound we shall ever pray.
was i adopted to correspond with r<’P"ir’''1 "l" reasonable price Call
Names
Names
several counties in this state and at the Sarah I). Hill residence in C T Simmons
T G Devine
D T Nntta
D B Balter
also to write the attorney general South Burn?
J Ivy
R A Smith
regarding the matter of appropri-j Mrs.
Mrs E P. Reynolds, of Silvios John Satories
Edward Anderson
ating county funds for such pur- who has been visiting her daughter, Frank Cawltield
F X llsekman
Wm. A Johnson
poses. The correspondence will Mrs R. A. Miller, left for her home John Marshall
Wm C Matuey
W V Maupin
be conducted by individuals who thia morning
Scott Patterson
W C Lynch
are interested in our making an
Harvey Muller
H. M. HORTON, Propt.
Sheriff Allen han been absent the Jesse Woodcock
exhibit at the fair and will be com­ pant two week a delivering ballot C A llaines.
Notice is hereby given that on Tues-
pared and considered by the court boxen in the remote precinct? for
.lay, the fl th day o( December 11MM, the
at a meeting set for Tuesday, the election next Tuesday
undersigned will apply to the County
December 6.
Court of the State of Oregon for Harney
You should csll ar.d get price? at county, for the license mentioned in the
The Times-Herald suggests
Miller and Thompson’s—closing foregoing petition.
that those interested who are per­ out prices that
SIDNEY COMEGYS.
sonally acquainted with county elsewhere.
R. R SITZ, Lawen, Oregon
otlicet s of other counties of Ore­
LIQUOR
LICENSE
PETITION.
M. V Smith nod R R Siti were
gon write for such information conspiclous at
the political rally
and submit it to our county court Monday night, but. neither were To the Honorable County Court of Har­
ney county, Oregon:
on the above date.
Bulls ready for service, the get of
called U|H>n to speak
ïht ®inws-gnaftl.
f
BUYERS
r ha
and....
OF every description, see
GEER & CUMMINS.
WE LEAD IN
>
SHOE STORE
None Better.
!
and
STOCK.
r:
James Smith
Drugs t
Hedicines
Prescriptions
Everything
IT PAYS TO TRADE AT
I
OVERLAND HOTEL
1r
LUWBER6 & bflLTON'5
Where one can find a fine assortment of
EVERYTHING
j
OurlFall and Winter Clothing
Were selected with a view to
Comfort and Reasonable prices
:. &ROCERIES
with Quality
*1... C.-* —--- !J---- e.!__ 1-^ _IJ __ AU­
the first consideration, but sold on the
'S I
r
iowest margin. Cet our prices.
We Have the Reputation of Carrying the
BEST ASSORTMENT
BEST QUALITY
:
THF CITY DRUG STORE.
.1
I m ^xpecti[,4 a lot of fine
Wat< b?s a od som? cf the
latest Creations io Jewelry.
Bet’er k?ep i.our eye oo ibi?
BILLS FOR SALE
!
space.
Breeder of Pure Bates Short Korn Cattle.
We, the undersigned legal vo’ers of
Lake precinct, county of Harney,
state of Oregon, most respectfully peti­
While it is to be regretted that
tion your honorable court to grant a li­
considerable taxes have become
cense to C, A. Haines to sell spiritous,
Certified copy of pedigree
delinquent on the iyoj roll, it is
malt and vinous liquors in qnantitiea
given with each purchase.
lest than one gallon in said precinct for
nevci'heless a good showing for
a period of six months as in duty bound
this o.clion considering the back­
we ever pray.
ward stock market. Not many I R J Williams was again in
Geo W Caw I field
II. D. Goodlow
I Km Baker
Erank CawltleM
i ounties have less than $3536 de­ city this week. He came over
1. G Manpin
linquent taxes in this state. By bring grain to the mill and informs W J Dunn
PG Dervin
D I* Kutta
referring to the court proceedings ulis hie family will not l>e able to I. Hembree
W V Maupin
on the first page the reader may move in to their city home for a J 1 Cavender
Win C Matnov
week or more yet.
Jess Cox
E O Shipp
learn just the exact amount col­
James Simmon.
John
Satoriee
The Times-Herald force wan
lected. etc.
Dr J E Graves
John Marshall
treated to some fine eider by their C W Corl
F W Turner
old triend and standby. Chas Bel-
Notice is hereby given that on Tues­
JOHN GE1HERLINO
Those interested in the plan of
shew, this week He is certainly a day, the flth day of December IM04, the
mounting and exhibiting the game
Optician
friend to the occupants of this shack umler-igmsl will apply to tike County Jeweler.
birds and animals of Harney coun­ wbo are al ways given a tip when Court of the State of Oregon for Harney
Engntwr.
ty are now in correspondence with anything exceptionally good is in county, for the license mentioned in the Fine Watch Repairing A Spe­
foregoing petition.
Geer ¿Cummins have received an
elegant line of chinaware, glassware
water sets, wine sets, vises, etc.
These goods are the tine.a ev >r dis­
played in this citv and must be
seen to be appreciated.
taxidermists and securing infortna- sight at hie fruit store
Jeweler and Optician.
Waterloo Prince 174,184
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