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bUBSCKLFTlON RATKS
Oue Year........................................
Six Months .....................
Three Month«
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Crops Grow a on the Shallow Plowlnx Show
The Effects of it—Ten-inch Plowing
Produces 25 Bushels More.
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Horses receive th»^1 • atd *»*
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Elegant Netu liv^J
Cutin9 Horses
Partics
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revised table of information
neither sell
The follow ing table ha-. Iieen compiled after careful and thorough investiga­
tion of a.) records and statistics obtainable and gives uctual resource- f Harney
county, every item of winch can be proven :
Number, Car , Wts. lbs.
Wool clip annually, Harney county.........................................
80
2,400,000
Sheep shippe I annually..........
........................................... 100,000
480 5,600,000
Cattle shipped annually..................................................... ... 25,000 1000 25,000,000
Horses and mules shipped annually..................
...
4,000
160 3,3i4),000
Merchaudise sdippe-l into merchant!.......................................
100 2,500,000
Merchandise shipped direct to ranchers
........................
100
2,500,000
Stock salt and sulphur....................................................
10
200,000
Stage freight at 3 cents per pound...........................................
6
120,000
THE TIMES-HER
LOCAL HAUL.
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I'. i --eager- by stage annually, 600 at |10.
Passengers by private conveyances, 1,800
Mail contractu...................................................
.................... ...... lgle
LIVE STOCK
CITY MEAT MARKET,*^
Number of sheep owned in Harney county.......................
Number of sheep summered in Harney county........................
Number of cattle owned in Harney county...............................
¡’ >ns ol hay grown annually in Harney, over.
..........
Tons of hay grown annually, in a radius of 30 mile of Burns
fl. E. YOUNG, Propt.
AREA or LAND IN HARNEY COUNTY.
Area of land, acres.................................................................................... .... .......... 0,000,vw
Survevol................................................................................................
.4,835,405
Uneurvayed.................................................................................................................... 1,549,035
of above amount 556,321 acres are iti forest reserve and Carey selections
Appropriated .............................................................
.... 1,108,261
Tillable, assessed............................................... ..
. ...........................................
71,101
Nontillable, ar sealed............................
580,751
Improved, not patented.........................................................................................
102,845
Susceptible to irrigation under U. 8. Geological survey of Silver Creek
reservoir...................................................................................................................... 330.000
Carey selections, approved.........................................................................................
!l,000
Road Companies Land....................................................................................................
44,000
Appropriated...........................................................................................................
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Fresh and Salt MeatS”:
A ways on hand
CORNED-BEEF,
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BOLOGNA SAUSAGE.
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Home SugarCured
^7
95.000
Susceptible t<> nrigatiou............................................................................................... 876,000
Tillable bench land above irrigation line, over..........................................
150,000
Amount now covered by MilheurJ-ake which would lie drained and re­
claim by holding up water of Silvies River in reservoir .
35,01k)
Water Facilitie — • dries River, Silver creek, McCoy creek, Blitzen River, and
ten entailer streams.
Altitude—4,100 feet ..me as Salt Lake Valley.
Mean Temperature 42.
Annual precipitation— 12 ini hes.
Minerals—2,200 pounds of borax mined and hauled by team from Denio, Ore­
gon, to Winnemucca, Nevada, daily, being all that is developed to speak of.
Crops—Wheat, oats, rye, barley, alfalfa, sugar beets, hops, potatoes and all
kinds of hardy fruits and vegetables.
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