The Times-herald., December 10, 1904, Image 5

«
$1000 Reward!;
THE BURNS FURNITURE CO., ». c.
tame elk were found among cattle rope in clever style and went over
that v\ere driven to this city to he the extremely broad horns of a
I forwarded to San Francisco.
large specimen. At dark on Fri­
I
SATURDAY. DECEMBER 10, 1904.
Last year Miner & Lux pre­ day evening, November n.ten*
sented the herd to the United more elk were in the corral, but
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
Slates Government. The people five additional ones had died from
Oue Year ........................................
|2.00
Six Months..................................................... 1.00 I of Kern regretted to hear that the exhaustion.
Three Months.................................................... 75
This method of transferring the
band was to be removed to a Gov­
ernment reservation, as these ani­ herd has been abandoned as an
JULIAN BYRD
M anager
mals were considered a great: utter failure. Ways and means
of removing the band are now be­
! Kern County attraction.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
With the beginning of Novem- ing worked out.
I
STATE—OREGON :
The government is very anxious
ber the Government commenced
U.S. Senators
.. |
J. H Mitchel
i
/
C. W. 1 'i.tm.
making preparations to transfer. to land this valuable drove in the
tJ. N. Williamson,
It is
Congressmen.........
Thirty-five of the most expert Sequoia National Park.
I
Attorney General .
. A. M. Crawford.
claimed
by
forest
rangers
that
the
vaqueros
in
California
were
se
­
Governor .
Geo. E. Chamberlain.
Secretary ol State
. F. 1 . Duubar.
Kern
county
herd
is
the
largest
cured
and
made
tl.
ir
start
for
the
Treasurer
C. 8. Moore.
Supt. Public Instruction.
J. H. Ackerman.
McKittrick rendezvous the day in the country outside of a Gov­
State Printer
J. R. Whitney.
. R. 8. Bean. after election.
Before daylight ernment reservation.
supreme Judges
.> C. Wolverton
’ F. A. Moore
Experienced cattlemen say it
on Thursday, November io, the
NINTH JU DILI A I. DISTRICT.
will
be impossible to round up the
cowboys entered the inclosure and
District Judge
Geo. E. Davit»
herd
and ship them in the man­
District Attorney
J W McCulloch rounded up 80 elk.
They head­
Deputy Diat Atty
.................. C il Leonard
ner
attempted.
Some people go
ed them toward the railroad,
Kitchen Furnishing mill he one of our specialties, and your kitch­
Circuit Court ineeta the Third Mouday in
so
far
as
to
claim
that Uncle Sam
April and Fourth Monday in October.
where large corrals were located
Joint-Repreaentative ...............................J L Sitz
Government officials, officehold­ will be obliged to be satisfied with en mill be ready to go into and cook a meal
Joint-Senator
........... J L. Rand
Nor mill the Parlor, Bedroom and Hall be overlooked in any detail.
ers of Kern and surrounding moving the calves from year to
COUNTY—HARNEY:
¡counties and prominent citizens year and allow the elder animals
H.C.Levcna
Cuonty Judge
Ham Motherahead I accompanied the party and gave to die off.
Clerk
.............
®he iimcs-JhraCd.
I (
I
Is at the Old Stand selling cheaper
than you can run the risk oí laying
it down here trom any catalogue
house in America.
Leayett Burn« dBil
at 6:30 a m. Arri»,
I ly from Ontario «15
lhr,)Ugh
The onty
only through
transfer rout,. fr0|11
We buy as cheap as anyone and
will sell as cheap as anyone, there­
fore, our prices must, and will be
right. A call will convince you.
The Harney County Live Stock Auoclation
will |>av Five Hundred Dollar» Reward tor the
and conviction ot anv paraonor peraona who
kill, ileal or drive oil auy horaea, inulea or
cattle belonging to any member of the A m < h 11-
lion. The Couutv Court ano offen au add!
tlona reward of Live Hundred Dollar«
W. B J ohnson . Brea
A kciiik Mt G owan , Sec’y, Burin, Oregon.
BBANtJS .ND r. O. AIIDRK8» Of »IXKIMI.
$noo Additional Ke ward.
J M Dalton
F M Jordan
Tom Allen
J. E. laOggan
M E Rigby
J A Veat
... tC T Miller
/W I. Beat
i much assistance in taking care of
stragglers. Superintendent James
Ogden, for Miller «St Lux, was in
command of the party, and orders
were given that ropes were not
| to be used.
Mothers Be Careful.
of the health of your ch
Look out for Cough, Colds, Croup
County Court meeta the first Wednesday In
and
Whooping Cough. Stop them
January, March. May, July, September ami
November.
in time—One minute Cough Cure
HARNEY U. 8. LAND OFFICE:
Harm­
For nearly three miles the elk is the best remedy.
llegiater
Wm Farre
less and pleasant. Sold by Burns’
moved
along
at
a
rapid
pace
>111(1
Receiver
«
A W Gowan
CITY.— HURNS'
gave no trouble. At that point Druggists.
Mayor,
.........Dr J. W. Gearv.
Recorder,
8W Miller railroad tracks of the Southern
Treasurer,
V I Hopkins
Marshal,
J W Hevedge Pacific were passed and the wild
(c E McPheetera animals did not enjoy crossing the
Councilmen :
< J C Foley
I Simon l.ewia,
------- INv-------
They grew
|GW Clevenger road bed and rails.
time and ran
Meetinga of the Coiiucil every Second and scared about that
Fourth Wedneaday.
fast and only the vaqueros could
Nothing is omitted that concerns
keep up with the herd. Most of
SOCIETIES.
¡the party on horseback that took the interest of buyers and sellers
part in the chase showed signs of | in the live stock, grain, provisions,
exhaustion from the hot pace and I produce and financial markets—
retired. Timothy Sullivan, a pro­ the quotations are comprehensive,
minent sportsman, who had been and are in every way reliable.
BURNS LODGE NO. »7, A. F. A M.,
The Journal in addition carries
Meets every Saturday evening in Masonic in the saddle from early morning,
Ihtll.
I I W . Ir.lino Jr, W M
every
days a full and truthful re­
collapsed at I p. m. and was cared
F. 8. Reider, Secretary.
port
of
tne world’s news and pre­
for by Assessor Jameson and Dep­
INLAND LODGE NO. 70 K. of P.
sents many special features of deep
uty Sheriff John Collins.
Meet« every Thursday evening in the Brown
ilnll.
II. M. Horton, <’. (’.
interest to the average reader.
Two
miles
further
on
the
elk
L. M. Brown, K. R. 8.
grew weary, but the cowboys The Jouanal’s woman’s page, the
BURNS LODGE No 47 A. O. U. W.
Then illustrated ¿sportlang news page,
kept on driving them,
Meet« every second aud fourth Friday.
A. (J. Welcome, M. W.
great excitement prevailed, The Journal stories and comic pages
('. N. Cochran, Recorder.
elk learned that they were being and other good things mt’ke it a
ORDER OF WASAINGTON.
forced and stampeded,
They very popular family newspaper,
Meet, every flrat atid third Friday, In Brown
turned and dashed in all directions. clean and bright from A to Z and I
Hall.
C. P. Rutherford, Prealilen
Pearl Vulgamore, Secretary.
Some powerftd heists attacked year’s end to year’s end.
Daily, one year by mail, $4;
the vaqueros and ropes had to be
BURNS CHAPTER NO. 40,0. E. 8.
Meets every second and fourth Mondays, in
six
months, $2.25; three months,
used for self-protection. The
Masonic H h II.
Eunice E. Thompson, W‘ M.
Delnorn Gowan, Secretary.
greater part of the band easily out- $1.25. •
Semi-weekly, 104 issues, one
footed the riders, but a large num­
HYLVIA REBEKAH DEGREE No.43.
year, $1.50.
Meetnevery 1st and 3d Wednesday.
ber
were
surrounded
and
forced
Flora Hagey, N. G.
C. G. Smith, Rec. Hec'y.
Weekly, $1. The issues of tne
along toward the corrals, which
Semi-Weekly
and Weekly Journ­
were only one mile distant. The
HARNEY VALLEY CAMP No 881, W. <»f|W.
al
also
contain
the market news
elk that did not escape fought
geetn every first an<! second Tuesday.
c. W. McCiain, Com.
and
all
of
the
features
of the Daily
W. A. Gowan, Clerk.
fieicely, the troublesome ones be­
Journal.
ing roped and thrown, and aftir
TULE CIRCLE No. lfj>, W. of W.
The Times-Herald clubs with
I
Meet* every fourth Tuesday.
i being tied were pulled toward the the Journal at the following rates
Martha Dalton, G. M.
railroad. Five lovely specimens
Ione Whiting, Clerk
: died from exhaustion before that for both papers:
.$4.00
Daily,............
j point, was reached.
Semi-Weekly
2.50
The sight of the corrals, which
UNABLE TO MOVE ELK
. 2.25
wrt e whitewashed,created a tierce Weekly..........
h/
i
1
and
adti
barr
ll th
|is n
Net
"gM
has i
,}y
rego
Oil) I
r
c U
t* WO
ig ex
k fai
rally
•lp ca
unds
will I
ented
or by
nest io
in th
prise,
and nt
ittenti
□ne an
le “le
er of .
*. A
y wor
? exhit
X to b<
Ind all
■est po
it gre«
Le dot
lit pet
ter of
let her
ave e
ones
Is, dej
mount
hough
I relati
x
stampede, and serious confusion
followed. The vaqueros showed
signs of their strenuous work, but
drove the remainder of the herd
through the opening in the corral.
The elk paid little attention to the
corrals and scaled the six-foot
walls and dashed toward the foot­
hills. At dusk that night eight
elk were corralled, but they were
tied and helpless.
Abe Simon, special correspond-
ent to the Sunday Oregonian,
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
writing front Bakersfield, Cali­
fornia, says: Two attempts made
by the United States Government
Wm. MILLER,
to round up and ship the great
ATTORNER AT LAW
herd of California elk from Kern
Burns, Oregon.
County to Sequoia Park, near the
unica tirât door west of Bank.
Yosemity Valley, resulted in com­
plete failure.
THORNTON WILLIAMS.
The herd of elk has been on
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
The vaqueros went into camp
property owned by Miller & Lux
Office one door north
the largest cattle and land com­ for the night.
of French Hotel
Nearly all the elk that stamped­
pany on the Pacific Coast, for a
Bl HNS,
O regon .
good many years. There are ed returned to the range near their
more than 200 in the band on the inclosure about McKittrick. They
DALTON BIGGS
land company’s territory, located whistled and cried nearly all night j . w HIGGS,
long
and
the
calves
kept
up
a
piti
­
between McKittrick and Button
Biggs & Biggs
Willow, only thirty-live miles ful wail.
They remained away
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW,
fro«n their headquarters, being H HNS, ---- ---- ---- ---- OREGON.
from Bakersfield.
On the land near McKittrick, afraid to re-enter the inclosure.
Practice in all the court« of Ore.
two sections have a high fence
At day break on Friday another Collections promptly made.
around them,with an opening half effort was made to drive the elk
a block long at the northeast cor­ to the railroad corral. The va­
‘LA R kmho LO
C. W. P amrirh
ner. The elk were at liberty to queros rounded up 50 head that
PARRISH
&
REMBOLD,
enter and depart at their leisure. had not been molested the day be­
Attornevn-al-Lnw,
Nobody was permitted to harm fore. They started out slowly,
Barna (And Canyon City.) Oregon.
A ill practice in the court a of Harney an«!
these animals under penalty of ar­ but soon were obliged '<> punch rant
counties and in the supreme court ol the
rest. and rewards of $500 by Mil­ the elk, just as though they were •tafr. and also in I’. 8 land office
ler
Lux and Uncle Sam for the wild steers. The stampede of the
<'liius. 11. Tx'onaixt.
conviction of any person caught day lx-fore was repeated, but the
A ttorney - AT-i. aw ,
shooting an elk assured their safe­ vaqueros determined to land a i’areful attention given to Collec­
ty. From year Io year the herd numluT behind the whitewashed
tions and Real Estate matters
Fire Insurance.
has increased in numbers. During ft nee
Notary
Public
the day the w ild animals left the
Billy Woodruff executed some
B urns .
O regon .
incloeure and rambled around the wciidetfiil work at throwing the
foothills and ascended the small lariat. He successfully roped an
GEO S. SIZEMORE,
peaks of the range near McKit­ immense buck at 30 yards and
ATTORNEY,
trick. They entered the grain succeeded in tying the angry
B urns , ............................ O regon
fields for feed and many associat­ beast in short time. Rafael Quinn, <\4lec.iou*. L mm I bibine», ami Kral
ed with the cattle.
Frequently a West Side coy boy threw lys Fatate matter promt ih attendevi to
__
First-class act001liHxl ALL
good eating ,iati,)hi,
distances al„„g !he
M
TAX
UrtWicj I
L. Woldenberg Jr . AgK1|, J
Butt. TU<
h S m
Ii
Chairs 41 and up,
Rockers, 42 and up,
Iron beds 45 75 and up, Ladies Desks 48 up
Music cabinets 45 up,
Spring beds 44 up,
Extension Tables (good ones) at 47 75, up
Mattresses, excelsior, wool, and floss, 42 50, up
:...................
Bureaus $8 and
READ THE MARKET NEWS upward. Fold­
ing Iron Beds
The Oregon Daily Journal. and Couches
low as $ I 1.50
1 '
railroad.
In addition to the
above I offer F k »
underthe »Mine con­
ditions for horses
branded horseshoe
Hon. J
baron both or either
CrROiSWM .\\7 - -
jaw recorded in 8
counties.
Range,
patent wR
Harney, l ake and
Crook Counties.
days in c
Horses ventedwhen 'I' HE most i tn portal'-
's
sold. Horses sold
conetitue
to pass through this
rnent of the age ¡n n 1
section will be re­
come up
ported in this paper. penmanship utal«^.'
if uot
repone«!. plea m write or telephone
The Timea-Herald, Main 324.
----- Burns, <>re.
a splendid penutan in a fr 3 legielatu
W. W. BROWN. File Oregon.
by the use of this riIlg
month, 1
Peter lemena, Burns, horses, PC tin leftsti?
by prominent College pjj vale bus
fle; eathe same ou either hip; eaimarks erep
and split in left ear, swallow fork aud square
and Boards of Education
under bit in right.
just ret»
America. Samj,|e ?
M Fenwick, Burna, horses, double dot vertlc and
to Drew
al bar on left-shoulder, cattle. L ou right hip sorted sizes sent pout 1,^?
earmarks, two underbita in each ear; also aom
receive
branded bar T on right riba; earin ark, unds single sample 25c. Wl«, .
half crop in left ear.
from th
J II Bunyard, Burna, cattle, 7 ou left hip; ear a single ring, state whet) , '
marks, crop on left ear, .swallow fork in right. woman, or child.
return I
J P Withers, Harney, horses, combined TJP
on left shoulder; cattle, half circle cross ou
PENN MKi. SUPPLVi
The *
either hip: earmarks, upperbit in right ear, uu-
No. 118 S. Fourth Street. PH|^
derhit in left.
met: in
Martin Bros.. Burns, cattle, double dot hori
iefapto
zontal bar on either hip; earmarks, upperbit in
right ear, swallow fork in left, wattle on right
hopes
jaw; also some branded cir< Io N ou right aide
O L Shingledecker. Burna, horses, 5 on lef
of ne<
shoulder; cuttie, 5 on right side and hip; ear
marks, crop oft* right ear, crop aiol under half
Block 1
crop ort’ left.
i •
Thii
Fred Denstedt, Burns, horses, ED on the left
shoulder; cattle Fl) ou left aide; earmark, un­
people
der half crop In each ear.
R J Williams, Riley, horsts, CB on the left
cubb V
shoulder; cattle, CB on left hip; earmarks, crop
oft’left eur, under lialf crop oft right, wattle un­
appro
der chin; also cattle branded 88, crop aud uu-
derbit in left ear, under halt crop in right; alao
certai
I»
Absnlutely
PURE,J
cattie JT ou left, riba, crop aud split in left ear,
under half crop in right.
throu
will
OUTWEAR
all
,(3
II II Elliott, Narrows, horses, Th combiued on
left stifle; cattle Th combined on left hip; ear­
and i
Leads.
mark, upper slope on each ear. wattle on chin
and bell collar.
to m<
// your local dealer d
Sylvester Smith, Narrows, horses. H Son right
count
leg; cattle V bar, earmark, under half crop aud
ry it write to u> and ue f ,„J
short over slope in each ear jughandle and
pres«
dewlap.
you gel it.
P G Smith, Burna, horses, quarter circle 8 on
the a
W. P. Fuller A Co. Portia
right bind leg and left shoulder; cattle, quarter
circles on either hip; earmark, crop off right
need
•
••
••«•••
«....un,,,,
ear, split in under aide of left; two dewlaps.
laws
A E Young. Burns, horses, Y on left leg and
J -< connected on right shoulder; also booton
A
left shoulder; cattle, rocking chair on left hip;
earmark, right ear drooped down, left cut slop­
that
ing towards head on upper side; wattle on lef
“TlIK BIGGKST SKNSAT.oX t'Etlljfi
side of neck; all animals «lehorned.
Stat
C P Rutherford, Burns, cattle, bar 2 on left
di
side; earmark, under half crop right ear; horses
bar 2 on left shoulder.
Thus Wingfield, Burns, horses, ® (chainlink)
on left shoulder; cattle, same on left aide; mark
.
t> n
crop oft left ear, short overstate in right.
wtereosc<>p< > A ppttrat^
John Craddock, Sil vies, horses, 8-8 on the left
shouhler; cattle, 8-8 on right side; mark, crop The smallest St e renn cop.* with the
off right ear, swallow fork tn left, (*ew)ap ou optical effect. Hlglilj finish««!indiff«!?
brisket.
1
ors with rich gold and filver
W.E s"*l,,h« Bums, cattle, XI on right side: (mountings). Including 20 V. F.Phoion
mark, split in right ear, wattle on nose.
Views of art (genre). 1’RI 'E oNI.l t!
G Hudspeth, Burns, cattle, scissors on right Seut everywhere prepaid in letterforn.
AGENTS WANTED
side; mark, crop and split in each ear.
Simon Lewis, Burns, cattle 8L on right side,
mark, crop and underbit in left ear crop and
under hair crop off right.
FORREST BUILDING
John Witzetl. Burn», horses, W bar on light
»tine: cattle, diamond bar on left hip; mark-
PHILADELPHIA
apt it in each ear, wattle under chin.
?!.«*''"enaniy, Hurns, horse», reverse Lou
left stifle; cattle, 69 on left hip; mark, metal tag
tn each ear With full name aud addres
*
t |Jon?? n.T" horw!.- LFon OKht«title; caul*
derbi" luKrigh!^rm’rk' , rop- ’«PPerbit and un-
digests what you e»l.
cattll UsiJna,nB’i\*n\11Ori,e,L71 bar on stifle;
cattle, bar IL on left ribs; mark,underbit in left
ear, under slope in right.
.tiiJi1!?,1,1, B."rn*-
1,1 '■•’mblnejl on left
HKht’ea?
n‘i? ,,nark- un,Jt‘rblt in
diwo^^sRi^oM' IOWer P‘rt ,Oppe<I
cure« lndlcMtlon.<lyspe^i
■ all «tornach and bowl »
catt?«JSjn<m"iJt*h’1hOr’eS'
on le,‘ »boulder;
cauie, bj on lelt hip; mark, crop aud uuder
half crop lu right ear, uaderbit iu left.
accelerates the setion
C J Jonnaon, Riley, cattle, o Laron left nln
■ ■ i
trio (lands and gives lomsl
marks, swallow fork in right ear, spilt iu left.P’ dlfaativa organa.
W B Johnson, cattle, JK combined on left hfn-
balft^Vn'’^/.1““ '*'•
•»"'» -dle'Utnhd'eP;
gnnOL relieves an overworked««»
Bxxxff Of all nervous strain (MP
the heart • full, free and unt»» I
left shoulder; mark, upper half crop in lehra? action, nourishes the nervous «yt»r
caltta^MVr m ' k ’
Kit shoulder; feeds the brain.
Many New Lines will be added as
soon as teams can get but.
Treasurer
Surveyor
Hherin .
.
AuseHBor
School Super!nteudent
Stork IiiHpertor
Coin in ¡MHionerK
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B urns , - O regon .
office lu Citixena Bank Building.
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John Jllpsmau, Burn», horse» <>J on th- i.n
?ef? «"two umle'rwm l"MrUMd': ,n,rk-’»*"
OCEAN and HIVER SCHEDULE
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Sunday.
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for services in all Indian wan ann Mex­
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of but two of the actors yet
your company. Satu- n'™^
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take chains, and Otheho
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