The Times-herald., November 19, 1904, Image 1

Morg Brown was a caller at this
Grant county are now trying to STABBING AFFRAY AT THE NARROWS.
office
this morning and informs us
break up a gang of theives that
he
has
charge of the H. Hotchkiss
Scott
Csttersos
Wounded
Four
Times
have been a mc::ace to the stock
ranch for the winter.
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 19, 19<M
By
Richard
Haines
Last
Night.
interests there for years. By
Mrs. Tom Allen, who was oper-
thoroughly organizing this thiev­
BUBbCRIPTION RATES:
ated
upon last week for appendici-
A serious cutting affray occurred
ing could be stopped entirely and
One Year ...........................
|2.00
tia
is
repoited by Drs. Marsden A
at Narrows last night* in which
Six Mouths ....................................................l.oo
at small expense to individuals.
Three Months.................................................... 75
Geary
as convalescent, Iler re-
Scott Catterson was quite seriously,
covery
has
been rapid and with no
• This ollice is in receipt of a if not fatally wounded by Richard complications whatever.
JULIAN BVKI*
M anairer
Haines.
poem with the request that it be
The two men got into an alterca­
Recorder Sam Miller has been
“Fine grain hardy fruits and published, but the writer’s name tion in a saloon and Haines cut going around with one hand ill a
is not signed to it. The Times- Catterson four times wounding him sling the past few days. This was
vegetables can be raised in pro­
Herald cannot publish such com­
bably one-third of this broad munications, especially when they twice in the face, one slash across not caused by work but from a
the left hip and a penetrating slab scratch on the back of the hand
county,” says the Baker City are of a personal character and wound in the tipper left abdomen
which got puis >ned and caused him
Democrat correspondent writing reflect upon to character of
Dr. Marsden was iuimediately considerable trouble.
called front this city and found it
of Harney county from Drewsey others.
necessary to open the abdomen and
the other day. This man, no
sew
tip the intestines which had NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
doubt, was honest in such a state­
From the Oregonian received
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, I
Î been cut.
jBurns, Oregon, November 15,1904. i
ment and thought he had seen the here this morning it appears that
1« hereby given that the following-
The Times-Herald knows noth­ Notice settler
has tiled notice of his intention
most of Harney county when be Portland has very little or no ing of the particulars further than named
to make final proof in support of his claim, and
that «Hid {proof will be made before the Regis­
viewed Illis valley and had travel­ opposition for the 1905 meeting the above. Dr. Marsden was call­ ter and Receiver, at Burns, Oregon, on Decem­
ber 22. 1904, viz: 1!. E. No. 1016, of William A
ed across to the east to Drewsey. of the irrigation congress. This ed to the'phone and gave us the Catterson
for Lots 9, 10, 11 and 12, Sec 20, and
I «Ota 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6, See. 29, T. 25 S , R. 33 E.
Had he referred to the map he year’s session is now being held facts stating that he knew nothing He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
would find he had not seen to ex­ at El Paso, Texas.
said 'and. viz: Newt. Hoover. L. B Hayes,
of what caused the tight. He stat- of
J. L. Sitz and Geo W. Luce, all of Lawen, Ore­
ceed one half of this county and
led that the wounded man stood the gon.
W m . F ahre , Register.
operation well and come ofl' the ta­
and knew but little of its resources [
No. 6295.
ble with a normal pulse and at noon
from personal observation. That [
Report of tho condition of the
was quite cheerful with no bad Lung Sing
vast region to the south of Stein !
FIRST NATIONAL BANK 0F BURNS,
I
Mountain where they have found BuriiH in the State of Oregon, ut the close of | symptons. Although Mr. Catter-
Pakery and Laundry
i son is resting easy at present, the
rich mines and borax is not de­ buinvse, Novein bet 10, 1901.
I
1 wounds may yet prove fatal.
Fresh Bread, Pies,
RENOCRf ES.
voted to that alone, but has better
There was at dance at Narrows
and Dlicounta..
advantages for agricultural pur­ lAFttiis
Cakes & Cookies
U. H. Bone's to secure circulation
last
night and it was first reported
suits than this section. Farming Premium»» on (J. H. B wih I m
always on hand.
that Haines had stabbed Catterson
Repemption Fund.
has been carried on in that section Real Estate, Furniture and fixtures
while
the
two
were
en
route
from
Welcome
«V Vo^gtly building, west
for many years. It is considera­ <'ash hid ! <lue from Banka
the salsoon to the dauce hall, but
of Trisch & Donegan’s saloon.
bly warmer there—and even at
Dr. Marsden states the cutting took
LIABILITIES.
the P-Ranch at the foot of Stein Capital btock paid in
place in the saloon.
Mountain—than in this valley. Htirplus
It is hoped the wounded man will
THE 1
Undivided profits
ONLY EXCLUSIVE
In fact it rarely ever snows there. National Bank Notes
recover, although grave fears are
OVEN
shoe !
! expressed on account of the serious­
The same can he said of the Deposits
9
90 ness of the wound h: the abdomen.
Crane creek section, We have
IN BURNS.
No arrests have been made up to
never heard of sweet potatoes
“Walk-Over” Shoes
the above this time.
being raised in the southern part of named bank, do Bohunnly swear of
that the above
sold everywhere at
this county, but
watermelons Btatement is true to the best of my knowledge
and belief.
Up-to-date iob printing at reason­ the same price.
are a never failing crop.
N. U, (.' ari - enter , CaBhicr.
able prices.
At least one-half of the ten Correct—Attest:
C. CVMMINB,
thousand square miles of Harney
Thanksgiving services at the
H. M. H orton
J. W. G eary ,
county can be sucessfully cultivat­
Presbyterian
church Thursday mor­ ALL THE LATEST
Directors.
ed when the water is used pro­ .Subscribed and sworn to before me this l.r>th ning at 11 o’clock.
STYLES.
day of November, 1904.
perly.
See the handsome toilet set that
■_W. it . M iller ,
Notary Public for Oregon. Lunaburg it Dalton
(Hehl)
are giving BOOT and SHOE
away. A coupon with eyery cash
Repairing.
The Wyoming Tribune in sum­
High School Literary Society.
purchase.
ming up the situation in that state,
says:
Frank Paul is quartered in this
Tho High School Literary Society
First National
“Twenty-cent wool!
city for the winter and has again Opposit Sank.
uiet Friday afternoon and was at­
taken charge of the band boys.
“That is what Wyoming flock
tended bv a number of visitors.
This will mean some exceptional
masters anticipate (or next year
The following program was rend­
and everything indicates that their ered: Song by the School, Coon, music in the future for the people i::nnr.n.*œ:nt
of Burns
expectations will be realized.
Coon, Coon. Debate; ‘Resolved
“More than that, many sheep­ that the Chinese are more Civilized
The writer visited the home of
men who are conversant with ex­ than the Japanese ”
Mr, and Mrs. Chas. Wilson yester­
FRANK A. COLE, Propt.
Those on the affirmative, Neil day afternoon and was shown some
isting conditions, confidently pre­
First Glass, Well Appointed House.
dict that the price of wool will go Smith, Raymond Sizemore, Ada specimens of Mrs Wilson’s work in
taxidering
that
were
unusually
fine
even higher and that 22 and 23- Neal, Mason Smith. Ivan Jackson,
Centrally located, well furnished tables, comforta-
cent wool is not an impossibility. Gertrude Barnes. Those on the He also inspected some of the lady’s
rooms. Rates, Meals 25 cents, Rooms 50
burnt work, paintings, etc., that
“Eastern buyern buyers are negative were, Harry Withers,
cent, Single Beds 2^ cents.
Willie Gould, Curtis Smith, Mabel were very good indeed.
already in the field in great num­
Cross, Frank Thompson, Harry
Just make The Cottage your headquarters
bers contracting for the 1905 clip
Buck The judges decided in favor
at prices from 2 to 6 cents in ad­ of the negative.
Main St., Burns, Oregon
¡LIQUOR LICENSE PETITION.
vance of those paid this year.
Reading by Ruby Burrow.
Offers of 15 to 16 cents were
We, the nndersigned legal voters of
Essay by Henry Dalton.
I'ueblo l’recinct, Harney County, State
made from the start, but the wise
Song by Alice Hamilton.
of. Oregon, refqieetfnlly petition the
ones are holding off for the better
Essay by Frankie King
Hon. County Court of Harnev County,
Violin Solo by Ora Hill.
prices which are sure to come.
state of Oregon, to grant a License to J.
Song by the School, Home Sweet C. Peterman to Sell Spirituous, Malt
Many flockmasters have already
and Vinous Liquors in less quantities
Home.
contracted for the dip at 17 and
Following the program the elec­ than one gallon in Pueblo Precinct,
18 cents, while the ruling price
Hurney County, State of Oregon, for the
tion of officers, for the next term, ! Period of Six Months, as in duty bound
this year was from 12% to 14
was held. Willie Gould was elect­ 1 we will ever pray.
cents.
ed president, Helene Swain, vice
N antes
Names
“It is not apparent that anyone president and Floy Thompson, A Lundin
Joe King
It Gilliant
Joseph t’atlow
is getting a corner on the mar­ secretary.
M
[ Frank Adrian
Adam Adrain
ket, as all of the old firms arc in
Edw J Catlow
R T Fieal
the field, and many new ones.”
LOCAL ANO PERSONAL
Fred Allen
P M O’Brien
She Œimes-lhraid.
F Of every description, see
QEER & CUMMINS
WE LEAD IN
SHOE STORE
•rt‘£
e w
|ney
brie
i th«
Kultl
barr
■1 th
and
STOCK
None Better.
James Smith
g1
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OVERLAND HOTEL
Oil) I
roi
e wo
)g ex
k fai
rally
•Ip ca
unds
will I
en ted
or bj
nestio
in th
prise,
and n<
attenti
Me an
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of ■
1 to b<
ind all
<est po
u grer
be dot
• It pec
Iter of
nether
ave e
k ones
its, de,
mount
'wugh
; relati
trip all
;
| D W Ikifenbaugh
A Denio
' S ih'ienliaiigh.
John W Geary
James Cook
W J Sisson
Robert Ikian
M M Doan
. M J O'Conners
J G Holloway
C F Holloway
E 1. Holloway
Notice is hereby given that on Satur­
day, the 10 day of December 1911-1, the
undersigned will apply to the County
Court of State of Oregon for Harney
County, for the license mention«din
tha foregoing petition
.1 C PETERMAN.
Drugs
Hedicines
Prescriptions
Everything
Irrigation being the most vital
subject now before the people of j
Eastern Oregon, it should claim j Heating stoves at Voegtly’s. See
H. M. HORTON, Propt.
the deepest consideration from Voegtly for heating stoves.
Oregon’s delegation in congress.
Remember Brown’s Profit Shar-
Senator Mitchell has been asked ling Plan. Secure your coupon with
by representative citizens of I na- J every cash purchase.
tilla county, to attend a meeting
Mr J (’ Wooley, the old time
of the it l igation association and Granite liveryman, is driving .'age
R. R SITZ. Lawen, Oregon
government engineers in this city, on the Aiamo-Granite-Sumpter
LIQUOR
LICENSE
PETITION
before starting to Washington to route—Granite item in Baker City
be present at the opening of con­ Democrat
To the Honorable Comity Court of Har­
gress. Instead of spending one
Geer ¿Cummins have received an ney county, Oregon:
Bulls rea<y for service, the get of
day in studying this all-important elegant line of chinaware, glassware We, the undersigned legal voters of
issue among the actual irrigators water sets, wine »els, vases, etc. Lake precinct, county of Harnev.
«late of Oregon, moat re»|>ectfully peti­
of Umatilla county, ami in gather* , These goods are the fin«'..t evsr dis­ tion your honorable court to grant a li­
ing information needed by him in played in this eilv and must be cense to C, A. Haines to sell spiritous,
Certified copy of pedigree
malt and vinous liquors in quantities I
the proper discharge of his duties , seen to be appreciated
given with each purchase. '
less than one gallon in said precinct for
as a public servant, he curtly re-
Frank Joimsun. aceonipanieti by a period of six months as in duty bound
plied that any one desiring to see his wife and little daughter, arrived we ever pray.
II. D. Goodlow
him on irrigation matters would here from Crook county last Satur­ G«>o W Cawltield
Frank CswlfteM
find him at his office in Portland day evening unit have been visiting lX>n Baker
L G Maopin
W J Putin
on November 12. So much for relatives and friends here since. l*G l*ervin
I» F Nutt«
W V Manpin
the welfare ol Oregon in the Mrs. JohtiF n is .1 sister to C. E L Hrinbree
Wm I' Matn«v
United States senate. East Ore­ McPhseters. proprietor of the Har­ J I Cavender
Jes« Cox
EG Shipp
ney
County
Hospital
and
Mrs.
L.
gonian.
John Satori««
R. Culp, Frank has just completed James Simmons
■lolin Marshall
Dr J E Graves
a teJin as assessor of bis county
F W Turner
W Curl
A thoroughly organized stock and says he is glad to be relieved C Notice
is hereby given that on Tues
JOHN HEW RERUN«
association in each of the several of official duty. They will spend day, the Sth 4a «
I'eo-mber IlflM, the
Opticinn
Eastern Oregon counties to co­ the winter in Malheur county where •ndaraigneal will apply to ttoe County- Jeweler.
F.hgrnvt
’r.
Court o< the State o< I'regon tor Hurney
operate would certainly be a sure thev will feed cattle The move «Monty, for the license nienlione.1 in the
Fine
Watch
Repairing
A Spe-
cure for slock rustling in a very wu wade ou account of lire ditTer- foregoing petiiion.
daily.
A.
IIAINES.
short time. The people over in etice in the price of hay.
«
IT PAYS TO TRADE AT
Su
LIMBERG & KTOIU
401
Where one can find a fine assortment of
EVERYTHING
Our Fall and Winter Clothing
■»
i
Were selected with a view to
Comfort and Reasonable prices
GROCERIES with Quality
the first consideration, but sold on the
iowest margin. Qet our prices.
t
We Have the Reputation of Carrying the
BEST ASSORTMENT
BEST QUALITY
t LTOT2LBEE&
t
de ELA-UTOIT
WtlIÍtlsTÍfl
THE CITY DRUG STORE.
1 it ) (xpectif,4 a lot of fine
Watches aQd some if the
Latest C eations ip Jewelry.
Bet er k-ep iour eye on this
space.
BILLS FOR SALE
Breeder of Pure Bates Short Horn Cattle
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Jeweler and Optician.
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