The Times-herald. (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, January 21, 1905, Image 4

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SATURDAY. JANUARY M, IX».
BUBHCKIPTION RATKH:
Oue Year
Hix .Mouth*
Three Month*
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good a price as tho American bred
horse
“As soon as th« contracts are
a warded iv> • - ' • ■ ti >g a horde
of buy, rs to invade th« local horse
market,'’a well known dealer said
yesterday ' Th« government wants
1000 horses for the use of the army
in the Philippines and about the
only place to get them is i
Oregon and Washington
range, llors-s are worth 11
these days and contractors
find ' it lh«) ' ill have to |
fair price or go further east in v
event transportation will lie
l.e figured in.”—P-mo rat
MAKE COIMA RESPONSIBLE
Bil l. SOON
TO BE
INTRODUCED
IN
THE LEGISLATURE.
Sheepmen Propose to Stop
Sheep In Central Oregon
Slaughter
by This
Out.
The Windsor, under the manage­
ment of C. B. Smith A Co., is one
of the most popular resorts in the
interim. Finest of liquors and
cigars, billiards and card .able«
and expert mixologists.
of
Tonic to the System
upon the system is mild, pleasan
and harmless. Bob Moore, of La-
Fayette, Ind says. “No use talking,
DeWitt’s Little Early Risers do
their work. Al! other pills I have
used gripe and make me sick in the
stomach and never cures me De­
Witt’s Little Early Risers proved to
be the long sought relief. They are
simply perrect.” Persons traveling
find I.islle Early Risers the most
reliable remedy to carry with them
Sold by Burns Druggists.
HE’D F’JFLC-JJXJ T
LIVERY, FEED AND SALE
i
STABLE.
BRENTON'A CILBERT. Propts.l
Main St., Burna, Oregon.
For liver trouble« and constipa­
Horses receive the best of care
tion there is nothing better than
Sheepmen of the State of Ore­ DeWitt’s Little Early Risers, the
from experienced hands.
'Die trucking horses used by a
gon are interested in a bill soon famous little Pills. They do not
Elegant Netu Livery turnouts.
big sugar refining firm in Brook­
to be introduced into the Legisla­ weaken the stomach. Their action
Cuting Parties Accommodated.
lyn are such line, big. sleek-look­
ture at present session by Repre­
sentative
Steiner,
of
Klamath
Horses Bought and Sold.
ing animals th.it their passage
County
providing
for
the
payment
through the street attracts atten­
REVISED TABLE OF INFORMATION.
of sheepow ners, who have their
tion, anil horsemen generally he-
Wll.l. MAKE MONEY.
Hoiks slaugtered by unknown
lieve that the cost ot keeping
The following table has been compiled after careful and thorough investiga-
persons, by the county in which tion of a.l records and statistics obtainable and gives actual resource f llarney
them in such condition must be
A feature of the Treasury depart­
county, every item of which can be proven :
the killing occurs.
considerably above the average,
Number, Car , Wts. lbs.
ment exhibit in the Gov«rnm<-lit
80 2,400,000
In this way it is believed that Wool clip annually, Harney county. .
That is not the case, however, building at the Lewis and Clark
»100,000 4*0 5,600,000
Sheep shippe : annually.........
..............
for in the stable of the firm an ex­ Exposition nil) be a mint in full interest will be aroused and the Cuttie
shipped annually.......................................
. 25,000 1000 25,000,000
periment of mixing molasses with operation wlure souvenir medals i perpetrators of any more such Horses and mules shipped annually...............
4,000
160 3,360,000 Yearlingsan: Two-year-olds in quantities to suit.
too 2,500,OUO
Merchandise
»dipped
into
merchant.
the feed has been made, and the will be turned out every day in- outrages will lie brought to jus­
The bulls can be seen at the.’ P” Ranch, and
100 2,500,000
Merchandise
shipped
direct
to
ranchers
plan has been found to be not only of gold and silver coins
tice. This move is calculated to
persons desiring to purchase should inquire
200,000
10
Stock salt and sulphur
The mint will show all the visi­ make those persons who are let- Stage freight at 3 cents per pound.....................
extremely economical, but also of
120,000
0
¡here of F. II. Hoicell, Assistant to the Gen­
exceptional value in producing tors the various step« require!.1 in j I hargic in the matter of sheep kill­
eral Manager, who will furnish informa­
LOCAL HALL.
nourishment. It costs only 34 the production of coins, except the j ing, taking no part on eithei side, Lumber «old annually, feet.............................................
9 100,000
tion as t prices and will sell the same
3,000
cents a day to feed these tine hors­ assaying and refining The plant . willing to lend their aid in giving Fuel wool sold annual), cords.........................................
FRENCH-GLENN LIVE STOCK CO.
5,000
Fence posts sold annually............................................
es which rang!' from 1700 to 1800 will consist of .i full set of minting | j evidence when possible, that will
PASHE.NGKKB AND MAIL.
pounds in weight. This, accord­ machinery manufactured ut the | result in stamping the evil out.
Philadelphia mint, and designed
Passengers
by
stage
annually,
600 at f 10......................
I 6,000
ing to experts, is from 20 to 27
During tiff' past year it is esti- Passenger! by private conveyances, 1,800..........
. .. 18,000
ultimately for use at the New Den­
.
.
10,000
Mail
contracts
.......................................................................
per cent < heaper than the old sys­ ver Mint.. T he medals turm d out i mated that in Crook County alone
tem of mainlining the stock on will be of an artistic design ami the I I there have been slaughtered sheep
LIVE STOCK.
oats ami hay entirely.
. . .300,000 Î
visitor may -<•.• ovary step of manu­ worth about .'fijooo. Fred Smith, Number of sheep owned in Harney county.
.. 550,000
Number of sheep summered in Harney county ................
This is what the sugar refinery facture from the time the piece of the victim of the latest depreda­ Number of cattle owned in Harney county..................
200,000
A. E. YOUNG. Propt.
. . 150,000
horses eat: In the morning they metal is plnci-d in H e machine un­ tions m Crook County has al­ I one of hay grown annually in Harney, over
50,000
Tons of hay grown annually, in a radius of 30 mile of Burns
get a quart anil a half of Lillian til it is thrown out on till' table and ways been a law abiding stock-
AKKA OF LAND IN HAKNKY COUNTY.
cornmeal, a quart of wheat bran, wrapped in tissue paper for him to man of Crook County, whose
.. 6.385,000
Area of land, acre.............................. ...........................................
seven pounds of cut hay and a carry home ns a souvenir.
-beep were slaughtered on land Surveyed.........................................
.. .4,8.»5,3(>5
.......................................
Alongside
of
tho
mint
exhibit
1,649,635
quart and a half of sugar-house
lie had leased from the govern­ Uneurvayeil....................... ....................... ...........................
<>f above amount 5511,324 acres are in furest reserve and Carey selections.
syrup w hich remains after all pos­ will he the display of tho Bureau of ment, and the killing was entirely \ ppropriate’l
1,108,261
Tillable, assessed.................................................................
71,101
sible crystallization of sugar has Engraving ami Printing, which not without excuse of any sort.
CORNED-BEEF,
Nontillable, assessed............
586,751
currency
only
prints
all
tho
paper
taken place.
102,845
It is recognized that the moun­ Improved, not patented..........................
of the country, but prints ito post­
Susceptible to irrigation under U. S. Geological survey of Silver Cicek
BOLOGNA SAUSAGE.
At noon each horse gets foui I
reservoir.................................................................................................................... 336.000
age ami revenue stamps as well. tains of Harney, Malheur and
I
arey
selections,
approved
......................................................................................
9,000
or five quarts of oats, and the This too will he an active
Home Sugar-Cured
cxiiil.it, Crook Counties harbor some per­ Road Companies Land......................................................................................
44,000
night ration is the same as that in for a printing press will be continu­ sons who are not lawabiding in Appropriated................................................................................................................ 95.000
Susceptible to irrigation..................................................................... .. 876,000
the morning, except that live p-ls. ously operated, illustrating the met any «ense. They came to East- Tillable
bench land above irrigation line, over.....................................
150,000
of loose hay is placed in the stall hod by which the Government has <ni Oregon before the law did, Amount now covered by .Mailieur Lake which would lie drained ai d re­
claim bv bolding up water of Silvies River in reservoir .
35,000
Home Made Lard
in addition.
its finest printing work nt Washing­ and have always created their own
Water Facilities—Silvies River, Silver creek, McCoy creek, Blitzen River, ami
ten
smaller
streams.
The hygenic value of the mol­ tori .‘'peeimen plates of a special regulations.
and Bacon.
This rough-and-
Altitnde—4,100 feet— same as Salt Lake Valley.
asses feed formula is proved by design will bo printed in view of ready element does as it pleases
Mean Temperature—42.
Beef sold by the quarter and
Annual precipitation—12 inilies.
an experiment which was made tlm visitors This bureau will also without permission oi solicitation
cut up to suit the customer.
Minerals—2,200 pounds of borax mined and hauled by team from Denio, Ore­
on two rundown horses that had show specimens of the bonds, notes, from anybody on earth. The ad- 1 gon, to Winnemucca, Nevada, daily, being all ttiat is developed to speak of.
Crops—Wheat, oats, rye, barley, alfalfa, sugar beets, hops, potatoes and all
been kept upon ordinary rations. certificates and other obligations vocates of the proposed bill say kinds of hardy fruits and vegetables.
Their weight were 890 and 925 issued by the I'liiti'd Stilles, full this is the only way to stop the
sets of the Philippines, and speci­
pounds when they were put on
mens of nob I. bonds etc. showing wholesale killing of sheep, for the
molasses system, and both soon
I UK THE MAN AND THE WOMAN
nil the pro< i-es from blank paper residents of these counties will sit
showed improvement 111 weight to a finished note.
up and notice things if the losses
WHO KNOW
and health. At the end of six
ot sheep-killing come out of the
There’s no light rifle like the Marlin .22 repeater, for either target
weeks the smaller bail gained 2OO National l ive Stock Association Splits. county funds, and the depreda­
shooting or shtall game, because it has Marlin accuracy. If you shoot
this means everything. The Solid Top, with its wall of metal always be­
pounds and the other was 181
tions will be stopped.—Telegram.
tween you and the cartridge, aud the Side Ejector are
pounds heavier.
A late press dispatch from Den­
original Marlin features, which make it the safest to
That you must go awiy from
handle as well as the surest. It shouts short, long and
ver says: The National Livestock home to .get the news seems
long-rifle cartridges without any change.
The Marlin 16-gauge Shotguns are the smallest and lightest re­
Association was rent in twain today about light. 'I’lie Telegram,
Annual report of the Oregon
peating guns manufactured. A new, well balanced gun of great
by the adoption of i constitution after publishing columns about
JOHN
GEMBEItLlN'G,
accuracy. Handles stiff loads safely and Well.
information Bureau, just publish­ which admitted the packers to
Write us about any particular repeating rifle or shotgun
am I
m ■ >lt you hare. Our latest Catalogue— 300 illustrations—
Optician
ed, shows that during the year membership and provided an open sheep killing m three adjoining Jeweler.
I oar Experience Book, that tells what M AELITA are
doing the world over, free for 3 stamps postage.
Etigiiivcr.
just closed 8656 persons visited door through which th« i li I roads of counties, now brings ILirney in as
THE MARLIN FIRE ARHS CO.
the exhibit in the Union Depot the country might at any time be­ one of the chief actors. We Fine Watch Repairing A
42 Willow St.
....
New Haven, Conn.
would
ask
where
it
get
its
infor
­
cialty.
anil registered, in addition to come factors in control of the or­
mation regarding this matter and
which there were a great mam ganization
if
it ever heard of anv sheep kill­
Thi' caltlem >n, horse, mid swine
who did not place their name on
ing
in I larney county.
the register. Total cost of opei growers, together with representa­
tives
of
the
allili.iied
industries
re
­
ating the bureau during the year,
Coughs and Colds
including the salaries of (icorge fused Io agree to tie1 new constitu­
tion
mid
withdrew
when
they
con
­
G. Bin el, assistant seci etary, and
All roughs, colds and pulmonary
Dr. A. I.eRoy, held agent, was sidered its adoption probable, mid complaints that are curable are
this afternoon formed a new organ­
Mme than 37,000
ization under the name of "The quickly cured byOm Minute Cough
pieces of literature have been
American Sn.ek Growers A- soein Cure. Clears the phlegm, draws
mailed anil disposed of, 944 letters tion ”
out inllainatioii and heals and
sent out, and 475 leltns leceived.
Roughly speaking the sheep sooths th« atlected parts, strengh-
Positive knowledge is had of |8>> growers, commission men nini ens the lungs, wards of pneumonia.
peisons whom the organization stock \ ards interests remained with Harmless and pleasant to take.
was instrumental in assisting to tlic National Livestock Association Sold by Hurns Druggiata.
I'll*» actual growers of a'l .other
locate m the state.
Altalfa nt tirer A t'uiuiiiins
Attentii n is called to tlie fact animals for market have gone with
to
w
associ.iti
’
n.
flic
deféc
­
|
the
that thi. exhibit is open even
weekday in the year to the in- tion enme alt. r a torrid session.
spection of it avelet s and st 1 angci >
i \miuis mimi in k \RI OKI)
and that counties having the best
exhibits and supply ing the most
With more than four months
reliable literature arc the one* I .■’till rvm it ini ng before the opening
U you cannot, it is due to an
that are receiving the greatest d tv, June I, exhibits ami <lit»pla\-
' state of
number of newcomers seeking | tor th»* 1.» wh ami (’lark Centennial the brain, which will soon de­
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
homes in (Iregon. Large addi- i are beginning to arrive in Portland velop« into nervous prostration.
Nature demands sleep, and
The beading Agricultural Journal of the Nation
lions have been m.ulc to the v\ • hy the carload, and ate being stor- it is as important as food; it
• d in finished buildings on the Ex­
hibits during the past year.
is a part of her building and
positions* ground
From thia lime
by an able Corps of UUriters
sustaining proccs I'his period
on, the cars of exhibits will contin-
of unconsciousne relaxes the
I m to arrive in large numbers until
Boom in Horses t cpiclrd Shortt)
mental ami pin*- al strain, and $ The Ametu.m Farmer is the only Literary Farm Journal publish d. It tills a position of its own and has taken the leading place
all tht disphtte arc ready for the
allows nature to restore* ex- « in the h. mes oi rural people in every section of the United States I- give* the farmer or stockman and his family something to
opening oi the gt- it Coaat Fair.
hausted vitality.
«;• think about aside from the humdrum of routine duties.
V l>ig boom in th« horst' market
California has m -nt one car, con­
ITr. Miles' Nervine brings
in expedid nil rtly or a* noon »« taining a part of her display in edu-
&
refreshing sleep, because it
th« contracta for furnishing the 1 cation ami social economy, ami
soothes the irritation and re­
I m »re are ex|wct»«l in a tew days.
Aniiii. i irtny in the Philippines
move* the congestion.
One car «>f the Idaho » xhibit has
It is als,, a nerve builder; it
with 1 1M hornen are awarded also been received, unloaded and
anil strer
strengthens ev­
Word lim been received in Bak«r stored in the European exhibit* nourishes and
»
ery nerve in your body, and
City that lhi'«e contraala will be building, w hile two car* containing creates ene
rgv
in
all
the
organs.
aw.irdnl at Seattle minis time the part of the M if aobuaette ♦ xhibitv
Nothing will give strength
The
litter part of January and Imai .ire vxiHcted in n few d*ia
and
vit.ili tv a* surelv and
?•
M**«ni'hu*«tt* i xliibit« will !.<• «tor-
quickly as Dr. Mil 1’ Nervine.
home dealers are expecting a reoc­ eil in the European exhi' il* build
V)
’’Thirtn*? t) 'Ae past win •r l r.4 twe
currence of the palniv days when I ing until th« M w.nehnaettn build­
«»r I n •rtppe i ’ h I ft m*
•1 ULI AN li YKI»
— — M nntgeir
Means and Stamp It
CITY MEAT MARKET.
Fresh
and
Salt Meat
Aways
HAMS
To all our Subscribers!
THE
GREAT AMERICAN
FARMER
You Must
For the next three months, we offer this paper free with
I
the English g <»veminent wan bin ing. work on whiet will 1«, begun
A
ing up horst s for une in the south noon, i* rva«h to receive them
cargo of exhibit, for the mine, and
African war
I metnlnrgy department !« on it. way
It was then Hint the drapisecl | from St l.oiua, anil car« containing
cay use jumped into favor and i li­ various manufti. iru z exhP-ita are
stead of I Yf* ing the scuin of the : reported their wav to the Fair citv
horse industry it *«« «Min found
that the little Indian ponv was
lieet adapted for cavalry |>ur|«ws
and consr<iuenlljr commanded as
All but oi e of the , xpo.itioi. p«|.
atea are now co npleted. and the ar­
rival of exhibit* at thia early date
make, certain the rcadineaa of the
fair on the op< ning dav.
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will refund w
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I his offer is made to all new subscribers, and all old ones w ho pay up all arrears tnd r n x
between new and April 1. 1056-
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