SHEEP MARKET STARTS HIGH
Fo- Sale—An incubator auitable
TO ENFORCE TREE QUARANTINE LAW.
Of hops as ai> experiment. Heil»
for hatching 125 eggs, also a brood­
Tha first sheep deal of the season
satisfied they will be u successful
Recent Eoaclment Protides for a Deputy er that has been used two reasons. I has just been cotiBumated in thi? '
I crop here judging from experience
Roth for $10—Dr. L E Hibbard. county in which Judge Miller and
Tree Inspector in Each County.
SATL'KDA y M AK« H I*. 19U.
with other crop*
Mrs Wru Farre was confined to i John Robinson purchased 4,000
Mr Fenwick has greet faith in
From this year on, the laws in
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
her home the fore part of the pre­ head of stock sheep from J H. Oard
the future of Harney county as an
regard tc the care of orchards
One Year
12.00
sent week suffering from a severe paying «3.124 P,r head. The flock
agricultural district. He has been
Six Month!
1.00
and the quarantine of infected cold, Shein much improved at ¡nc)ujM 2,000 ewes of various ages,
a successful farmer in this locality
Three Month!
.75
I quite a lot of wethers that will be
for over 18 years
He does not go trees are to be more strictly en this time.
She Simes-MeraCd
il l.H N KÌKIF
Al Ao»<i r
We have been shown a portion
of a letter from our former towns­
man, Geo McGowan, referring to
the proposal of
erecting a Rob­
ert Burns Cottage at the
Mr.
and Clark fair.
Lewis
McGowan,
like ail Scotchmen, takes a lively
interest in tbe poet
and also our
little city which he had the honor
of naming after his favorite poet.
Mr. M cGowan proposes to make
a “Buins” day al
should
appeal
Burns and
the fair which
to the people of
which should enlist
their every effort to m ike a suc­
cess.
This matter will be taken
up at an early date
assoi iation.
the local
by
1 he secretary of tbe Lewis and
Clark
Association has received
several of the membership rolls
from
the
various
postoiiices
throughout the county.
In the
majority of cases the enrollment
is exceptionally good and indic ates
a lively interest
getting up a
in
the woi k of
display
of Harney
county's products for the fair. M
E. Bower of Harney sec ured the
largest
list
of
members
therefore entitled
offered by
this
to
and is
at his work in a half way manner,
but does it io a systematic way.
When he takes up such matters it
is given a thorough test.
When
otte r have failed Mr Fenwick has
always bad good crops. He says
all that is required to make Har­
ney valley a garden spot is work —
not hard work — but farming. Mr
great
weekly. Other office­ may send
in a larger list but the time limit
has expiied and they are shut
out.
However, they should for-
ward the lists at once.
1 lie 1’itnes-Herald is informed
that almost one-half of the hay
commissioner for the
Luit
fifth
H E Thompson, mine boat at the turned off for mutton and last year’s
Bl)rng had the miHfortune to fall lamb«.
district of this state,
who was in from tbe landing of the stairs at the
This is certainly starting the
the city from Saturday n ght to Burns last Saturday night and dis- market at a very satisfactory figure
| Sunday night, Mr. Geer, who is a ' locate his arm st ihe elbow. Some and means a prosperous season for
'brother to ex-Governor T. T. guests arrived late and while he ' men engaged in that business. The
Dealer in
Groceries, Provisions.
Tropical nnd Domestic
Fruits when in Season.
’■•£ ALSO HAS A LINE OF
CENTS FURNISHINGS,
Hats, Shirts, Clothing,
Underwear—Get Prices
wool market is strong and men who
Geer, is the fruit c ommissioner cas assigning the rooms met with
.1______________
The lace of one of are posted expect the price to ad-
I for the counties of Union, Wall-j the
accident,
C....... ::...
his shoes
owa Umatilla, Baker, Grant,
Har-11-------------
— was down and he stepped vance to 19 or 20 cent« per pound
Fenwick has been raising alfalfa
During the
011 ihis lace with tbe other foot and bsfore this years’ clip is ready for
ney and Malheur. 1
n
for many years while others are
he landed on his head and arm at'shipment.
past
year
he
had
the
supervision
, .
\
nil
still questioning the advisability of
The rurh of wool buyers into
the
front door. The injury is quite
of all tbe above counties alone, |
making an experiment. He will
central Oregon last fall offering to
painful.
plow up his alfalfa field this season and found it impossible to do jus­
contract this spring’s clip at prices
FRI'IT—I will quote fruit as
arxi put it in grain, as he considers tice to so large a territory. This
in advance of that offered last sea­
follows for cash F. O. B Ontario
a change of crop better for the Boil year a law was passed allowing a
son at any time, was indicative of Durkin :
Evaporated prunes, very fine, per
If hops can be successfully raised deputy commissioner for each
what could be expected.
box 4j cent« per pound. Evapor­
in Harney Valley Mr. Fenwick will county, the same to be recom­
The past winter has been light
ated prunes, very fine, 200 pound
certainly profit by his experiment mended by the fruitraisers of the I
and the lose has been practical!v
barrel -I cent per pound. Evapor-
The Times-Herald feels the tame county, approved by the district ,a<!(1 ra8pberri^ (broken) 10 cents, nothing with every indication of
as Mr Fenwick in regard to “knock­
commissioner and appointed by \y W Paremain. apples, very fine good range. The new law will have
ers” that those who are continually
the county court.
per box $1 25. I will trade prunes a tendency to keep migratory sheep
howling that nothing can be raised
The duties of the deputy coin- for a horse or a colt of any age out of our county, leaving the range
in Harney Valley are too lazy too
to local men who are entitled to it
missioner
will be to inspect all that will make a 1400 horse,
try. Such in human nature, how­
Messrs. Miller A Robinson have
M. B. Sherman,
ever, every community has such orchards and trees of the county, |
a
fine
body of land on the desert
Payette, Idaho.
individuals.
They’ are
chronic to enforce the quarantine rules, |
adjacent to the finest range in the
' croakers” never satisfied with con- and to compel orchardists to pro­
county. Their friends hope they
dititions and spend most of their perly spray all infected trees. By
No. 6295.
will be successful in their new bus­
time wearing out the seat of their having a commissioner for each
Repoti of the condition of the
iness venture.
pants and cursing the country, the
county it will be possible for him FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF BURNS,
government and their neighbors
FOR SALES—Clydesdale stallion,
to give his personal attention to Burn« in the State of Oregon, at tbe close of
buaiuegg, March 14,1905.
who have energy and make a HIIC-
8 years old, weight 1*50 pounds
the work, and it is believed the
RESOURCES.
cess of life
record of 75 per cent colts, S’ >r par­
new law will result in great bene­ IxiaiiB and Discount«..
II0I.UH1 12
I’. S. Bonds to «er lire circulation
12,MU 00 ticulars address this office.
fit to the fruit growing industry. Other Bonds..................
...........
IUUOOOO
CHILDREN’S CLOTHINC.
kinds of Fr»«sh Vegetables in Season,
GIVE HIM A CALL.
Main (Street.
- t B ui ... .ng.
BULLS FOR SALE
R. R SITZ, Lawen, Oregon
Breeder of Pure Bates Short Horn Cattle.
Bulls ready for service, the get of
Waterloo Prince I 74,1 84.
According to Mr.
One of the enjoyable «octal event«
of the season was a whist party
giyen by Mc -dames G. W. Waters
and L Weidenberg Jr. at the home
of the former last Wednesday even­
ing. The parlors were handsome­
ly decorated with white and green,
while the score cards were decorat­
ed with a shamrock and each quest
presented with a ininntnri* Irish
pul up last season
is still in the Hag
The “Blarney Stone” was
stacks in this county and that the also in evidence and those who
matter of scarcity of water this scoffed at its powers and refused to
season is causing very little con- kiss it were made to rue it before
cern among stock tnen. Tliere is the evening was over. Mesdames
.sullii icnl hay now on hand to Burrington and Weidenberg Sr,
feed the stock another ordinary Ike Schwartz und Win Farre, nil
of whom kissed the “Blarney
winter.
Stone” won first prizes, while Mes-
danies Carpenter
and Voegtly,
In this issue appears a dipping Judge Levins and Bill McKinnev
from the East Oregonian which received the “boobies.” The first
should he read by all who are prizes for tlx ladies were handsome
raising trees.
The deputy com­ soln pillows decorated with hand
Thu gentlemen received
missioner to inspect the condition painting
oi trees c annot be appointed until a handsome shaving set and money
consolations
were
90 days from the adjournment of wallet. The
great,
the
gentlemen
receiving
huge
the legislature. 'Phis is to he re ­
“Murphys” neatly
wrapped
in
gretted in I lai ney county, as the
Japanese napkins, but upon close
infec ted on hards should have ini
inspection they were found to be
mediate attention.
something more than
ordinary
Irish potatoes, one containing u
l iterary Society.
razor pouch with “Happy Holigan”
represented on one side while the
The Harney County High School other had a stick pin hidden away
Literary Society met again yesler very carefully. The ladies were
day afternoon at 2 o’clock
presented with a head of cabbage
After the l*reai>lent culled the each which contained a nice vase
meeting to order and the roll call and needle case, the latter being
and iiiiimtes were rend. The fol- in tin- shape ot a shamrock covered
lowing elections were made Presi - willi green satin.
dent, Mary Otley. Vice President,
I’ht'sc priz**s caused much merri­
Amanda JohiiHon. Secretary, Agnes ment mid comment mixing the
Sayer; LifiiKiirur, (ìltfonl Itemi guests who were all out for a regu­
Alice Hamilton
wan appointed lar St Patrie time
critic
I hr program for th»* alter
At the close of the game refresh­
noon Was as follows
ments wi re served and even in this
Song by School,
Ihp the Gar. feature
the Emerald Isle wne
Reading .
Lea Rohinson brought to the foreground.
Vocal Duet,
Frank King. Merle
Those present were:
I *allon
Mr mid Mrs Allen, Mr and Mrs
Eaaay
Harry Buck Carpenter, Mr mid Mrs Farre, . Mr
Song In the School, T he Hearest and Mrs Gowan, Mr and Mrs Jack-
Sjait on Barth
son Mr and Mrs Levens, Mr and
I >el>ate
"Re-ol t»’
Ihat Ship Mi- Marsden, Mr and Mrs Mc­
wreck* «re more Instructive (Inin Kinney Mr uni Mrs Miller, Mr and
Trainwreck« ”
Mrs Mnthershead, Mr and Mrs
Agne» Sayer, Frank King and Purrington. Mr and Mrs Schwartz
trouble is had from
(jeer more Premium«
“door y ard”
trees than from any other source.
Parties who are
making a busi­
L! ABILITI EH.
ness of raising fruit and have ti ■ * apitnl htork paid in
capital invested in orchards ari Ml
Ludí sided profitti
willing to spray and to otherwise NatlonBlBauk Not« ‘8
care for their trees, for in that Deposita
way only can they succeed in the
But people
business.
who have
a few trees in yards, largely for
ornamental purposes, are unwill­
ing to care
through
for
these
them,
yard
and it is
trees
that
much of the orchardist’s trouble
comes.
In the future those who
have yard trees will be required
to care for them
orchardists,
trees
will
the same as do
and
be
badly
infected
destroyed.
750 00
025 00
tt 000 00
67,«28 »1
NOTICE
FOR
PUBLICATION.
UNITED STATES LAN» OKEICE.)
hurm Oregon, Muri-h ll. l.o
Notice is hereby given that the following
119«,7^6 93 named settler has tiled notice of His in tout ion
to make final proof in support of hi« claim aiui
»25,000 00 that said proof will be made before the Register
and Receiver, at Burns, «hegon, on April 11
man 1905, viz: Thoma« F. Arnold, Devisee of Arthur
7,3« ISO B. Paton, deceased, H. E. No. 1230. for the SE‘4
12,500 00 SWW, Sec. 31, T. 20 S . R I E . I.ots 1 und 2,
S*>4 NWy4. sec. T. 21 S, R. IE , W X!
I 0,1113 07
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon anti cultivation
|19M,7*i 93 of said land, viz James C Bartlett, (o ar
Arnold, L. ('. Bradfield. Wesley Miller, u i of
Drewsey, Oregon.
-TATE OF OREGON,/
« ouNTY of H arney J
I, N. T. »’arpenter, Cashier o( the above
named bank, do solemnly swear that the above
statement is true to the best of my knowledge
and belief.
N. I’, C arpentkr , ('aahler.
( ’orrert—Attest:
C. ' UM MINS,
IL M. If ORTON
J. W. (iKARY,
Directors
Subscribed und sworn to before me this 14th
day of Mutch, 1905.
; wm . mu . lkm ,
(Seal)
Norsry Public for Oregon
East
days in our city this week. Mr I
Mackintosh has been one of the ■ PRACTICALLY
leading sheepmen of central Oregon
for several years his company mak­ Inlestrnctiùle
ing hf*ad<piart<*ra in the vicinity of
Over 500
Buck mountain where it owns val­
Beautiful
uable meadow and grazing land. DosiKns.
Mr Mackintosh informed this gr»-at
religious weekly that he expected I
FOR
PUBLICATION.
UNITED STATES I.AXDC 'Fl' K,.
Burns, Oregon, March 11, 1905.1
Notice is hereby given that the following-
named settler has Hied notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of hi»- claim, and
that said proof will be made before the Register
Tntl Receiver, at Burns, Oregon, on April II,
905, viz: H E. No. 1031, of Thomas !'. Arnold,
for the ES oi E'i, Sec. 7. T. 21 S . R. 4 L , W. M.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land, viz: James C. Bartlett, ojt-n’
Arnold, L. C. Bradfield, Wesley, Miller all of
Drewsey Oregon.
W’. m F arre , Register.
(ito
LOCAL ANO PERSONAL
Dr Murmlpn wrr summoned to
H.irncv la«t Suturdnv night to are
Mrs L ft I Ilain-
It waa re ported
the lady had taken poison through
a uPNtak«* .«nd her life was «1« sptiir-
»*<1 of
Dr Madden informs ua
that the lady did not take |Munon as
was reported, but na* Mftriouidv ill
It seems Mrs Ilan ••
doing a great work in advertising faring from catarrh .1
Hop \ ard I« N a rae y tillo
th. beat . oimt» in Orwgc»n M r I
•Ollie medi«*ine she
l.aney expects to return to Klamath from th»* east
relif\ -in<
M Fenwick. one of the promi­ Falls in alacut a month—Klamath I the ailment
nent an<l energetic farmers anti Republican
which canted
stockmen of this section, intornia
•pastil* .and h
Th* Tillies Herald that he will de
th» Capitol 1» receiving sonir POISAkldl.g
\1
yole some of his farm to the raising I new dec 'rations this week
uouncr her in
Watches
and
Jewelry
»
«
i
«
Cheaper than any other store in Harney county
3
A-l Watch Repairing a Specialty.
t
Mail orders receive prompt attention.
Burns Meat Market.
Corner Main and B Sts.
BETTER AND
CHEAPER THAN
Will be glad to furnish
ANY
PARTICULARS
and PRICES
STONE
Send for
Price List A
Circulars.
Pork, Bologna, Veinna and
M. L LEWIS
Liver Sausages a specialty
BEEF BOUGHT AND
SOLD BY QUARTER.
Your Patronage Solicited.
To anyone desiring
FREE DELIVERY
INFORMATION
to receive elos<* to 19 cents per '
pound for his wo >1 this season and
considers prospects ver\ bright for
sheepmen this year
this Spring he says it will not ser-1
iously interf»*re with crops: Much
ot th»* land owned by hi« company
is well irrigated and the hay crop
will averngw about the sain«* as
former years. Eroin present condi- :
tions Mr Mackintosh thinks the
sheep businean will continue to im­
prove and next years’ prices he even j
better than this year, Ile hat« re-
turned home to make preparati-M»
for the lambing season which MOO lì
begins.
SELLS
K AISER & FELTON, Propts.
A I. Mackintosh and F J Bene-
dix, members of the Mackintosh 'ENDORSED BY
Land and Stock Co., spent a few ' SCIENTISTS AS
Although tin* flood waters in his
iminetliate vicinity will be short |
At
The old Jorgensen Stand
ZEZaAxxes ¿c XTelsoxx, ^xopts
NOTICE
Oregonian.
Black Minorca eggs for hatching
Also some cocks for sale. The
great laying strain —l»r
L
E.
Mr and Mrs Trisch Mr and Mrs
Hibbard.
" c'leotne, Mr and Mrs Wilson, Mr
tirant I liotnpson accompanied hv
and Mrs Weidenberg Sr . Nir and
M's Bi rd N|, s,| inm< Holland and his wife earn»- up from f.awen yester­
day to visit their children Floy '.nd
V.wgtlv, Mr Wm McKinney
Frank, who are attending high
I’anl Ih-Laiiry and wife left for school.
Will <lould were rp|H>inted judges
Affirmative
Frank
Thompson.
Gertrud« Burin «, Ada. Neal and [
Clifford Reed
Negative
Emma
Muller. Curtin Smith, Mary Neal
mid Floy Thompson
The judges
decided in fever of th» negative.
Sung by ich.Nil,
If I Were a Sun­ Portland Sunday morning
Mr De-
I anev ha« been with the Republi-
beam.
Iir*ad Ing
K oh we 11 Hamilton can the past three months and has
\ oca I Solo
Myra King also been covering the field f<»r the
Telling <T a ihrem. Rube Burrow Borlland Journal
Through the
Ulnaing Song, Sword of Bunker Hill work ot Mr Del.anav the Journal
Tharr I ring no further buainri*« has secured a larger «ubeoription
we adjourned until next Friday list in Klamath county than all the
afternoon
|| s
other big dailie. combined and is
on U. s. B wih I m
Repemption Fund.
Real Ebtate, Furniture and fixtures
< ash and due from Banka
Certified copy of pedigree
given with each purchase.
The New Jewelry Store
LADILS ENTERTAIN
the
medal
religious
forced, according to Judd Geer,
W. E. HUSTON
MANI r- <c rr Kwp BY
MONUMENTAL ÜRONZE company
MJUDGEFÜRT. GO3ÎÎT.
,
See his Handsome
THE OVERLAND HOTEL
DESIGNS.
FRANK A. COLE, Propt.
First Class, Well
Appointed H ouse
Centrally located, Wall furnished tables,
comfortable rooms.
W’e will tell you about the new
RATES: Meals 25 cents: Ronins 50 cents.
Spring and Summer Dry Goods
Single Beds 25 cents.
that are arriving next time, but at
Stoo at ths Overland
Burns, Oregoo.
present we want to show you some
new things in Spring Hats for both
straw and felt, lor gentlemen and
Spring ( aps for the Ladies. You : ihe Largest and Most Complete Stock
Of drugs, medicines, druggists sundries,
should also remember that we are t
perfumes, stationery, books, school sup­
again carrying Butterick Patterns.
plies, etc., ever brought to Burns. The
Limburg & Dalton
finest wines and liquors for medicinal
purposes always on ha^d.
Agents for Any Periodical Published.
HHK DOCTORS PRESCRIPTION GIVEN SPECIAL ATTENTION.
THE BURNS SANATORIUM
THE CITY DRUG STORE.
H. M. HORTON. Propt.
Coodiictd bj
MESDAMES FRY 8 RUSSELL.
B th • : tin. e lacies .ire first class nurses and have always
given, and will continue »ogive, entire satisfaction. All the
rooms are furnished with hospital furniture and no puns
ill be spared to give patients the best comfort and care-
No physician or surgeon %has charge of this
Sanatorium«*-thc patients employ the phy­
sician of their choice.
Situated in South Burna.
Is here to vtay and don’tfuryet it.
Kew tnber hiai «lien yon bai«
t©s
OX OtiXGX ^"’"ULXS,
Also remember that the
eszon Hotel
H ill lie a home tor all.
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