The Times-herald. (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, April 22, 1905, Image 3

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    SEMI-ANNUAL STATEMENT
GOVERNMENT FILES ITS »SLIT
W. E. HUSTON
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»be six months ending
March 31st. 190o: Showing the balance« September 30th 1904
Hie receipt« and dishureinent« since:
»mount» appropriated to and disbursed from the various fund» and
urn what source received and for what disbuised; including trans­
hr» of funds: and the balance remaining in the treasury March 31et
e credit of the several funds as follows:
e total cash balance in the County Treasury
______ 30th, 1904 was ..................................... ......... $26,184 05
■Coutu general................................
♦ 3,806 73
|^^Ki............................................... ...........
318 67
BdBing ....................... .................
15 05
............................ ...................................
9,375 80
Hoad ¡strict No 1.........................
62 08
Road district No 2................. ...
17 95
State tax fund ...............................
9,800 00
State school fund (Apportionment)
1,619 66
Schoo districts
777 61
City of Burns.................................
20 14
^^^■1 funds
.............................
255 16
Inalit, ute fund .................................
115 20
total amount received since
♦85,211 61
♦26,184 05
♦49,523 56
993 07
8,175 99
26,518 99
rsarar.ts, prin and lnt. (redeemed on Liq. Lie.)
'afrants. l’rin and Int. (redeemed on taxes, 1904)
i transfer of funds . ..........................................
From sources as follows:
SheBff, cash.................................................. .... I ♦43,987 71
Cdunty Clerk, cash..................................................
630 25
Coan tv School Superintendent . ...........................
28 00
Fropi school district No 1, to pay c oupons, cash
520 00
From school district No 33, to pay coupon, cash
1200
From on Liquor License, cash .............................
6 93
From State of Oregon, settlement of scalp bounty 4,338 67
From sale Lie. Lie. (Co. Gen. War. prin. and ini.) )
993 07
From Sheriff, War, Piinand Int redeemed on taxes_^_8,175 99
Transfer from Co school fund, apportionment by
■Co. S. Sup’t for credit of districts.
. . ♦ 309 39
Transfer from State School fund, apportionment
■by Co S Sup’t for credit of districts............... 1,609 60
Transfer from county firnd and drawn to the credit
■of state tax fund (full amount of state taxes
■to pay for 1905].........................
16,400 00
Transfer back to the county fund by order of
^Icounty court from state tax fund one-half of
■State taxes for 1905.........................................♦ 8,200 00
♦85.211 61
♦49,523 56
♦9,169 06
♦85,211 61
H The total amount disbursed....... .............. ♦64,480 59
In Cash..............................................
♦28,792 54
Warr ants, Prin and Int redeemed on Liquor Lie-
Menses filed with County Clerk.......................
993 07
WaTra nts, Prin and Int redeemed on taxes, filed
■ with County Clerk .......................................
In transfer of funds................................................
♦ 64,480 59
9 2,168 99
89 85
♦ 2,258 84
79 60
Paid for building warrants, Prin .
Paid for Road Warrant», Prin . .
Paid for interest on same...........
Paid
Paid
Paid
Paid
Paid
Paid
Paid
Paid
9,608 34
55
the state of Oregon, balance of state tax 1904
school districts, apportionments...............
school districts, special taxeB .....................
for coupons, interest on school bonds
to Treusurer of city of Burns, special tax
to Supervisor of road district No 1
to Supervisor of road district No 2.................
for orders on Institute fund...........................
WITH
PRIVATE
Dealer in
CONCERN
ON IRRIOATION.
Groceries, Provisions
Tropical :nd Domestic
Fruits when in Season
lajuactloa il Ssujbi ta Unirai» Kl.aiaUi
Casal Cawpaay From t'.lat Haler
01 tpper klamath Lake.
Acting under the instructions of
HE ALSO HAS A LINE OF
the Attorney-General of the United
States. District Attorney Henev
filed suit yesterday against the Kla­
math Canal Company for the pur­
pose of securing an injunction re­
straining it from using the waters
of the Upper Klamath Lake in its
irrigation projects, says the Orego­
CHILDREN’S CLOTHING
nian.
This suit is brought for the pur­
All kinds of Fresh Vegetables in Season,
pose of protecting the Government
in its irrigation project fcr the Kla­
math country, and to preserves un­
interrupted navigation on the con­ Durkheimer Building.
Main Street
tinuous waterway formed bv Upper
Klamath Lake, Link River, Lake
Ewauna, Klamath River and Low­
er Klamath Lake. With the Gov­
ernment and the Klamath Canal
Company using the Upper Klamath
Lake as a source of supply for irri­
R. R. SITZ. I fiwen, Oregon
gation purposes, the volume of wat­
er in the lakes would be reduced to
such an extent as to prohibit navi­
gation.
Bulls ready for service, the get of
The Government’s complaint
states that the various lakes and
rivers from a waterway between the
States of Oregon and California,
Certified copy of pedigree
and as such are a part of the navi­
given with each purchase
gable waters of the United States,
and used as such for the purpose of
commerce. It further alleges that
the Klamath Canal Company has
constructed large ditches and canals
for a distance of 4| miles, for the
purpose, and with the intention of
H ouston N aitón .
diyertiug and using immense
quantities of water from the Upper
Klamath Lake, and is using and
diverting such waters without the
consent of the United States or the
Secretary of War. By such diver­
Real Estate.
Mines and Mining.
sion the conditions and capacity of
Upper Klamath
Lake,
Lake
Ewauna and Lower Klamath Lake
have been altered, changed and
modified, and the course, lcoation
and condition of the channel of
Link and Klamath Rivers have
been changed and altered and the
supply of water in the lakes and
rivers materially reduced so as to
interfere with navigation.
The Klamath Canal Company
plans to extend its canals 50 miles,
and will irrigate 200,000 acres, and
AHERICAN PLAN
this, it is contended, will so reduce
the water in the lakes as to render
ONTARIO, OREGON.
navigation impossible during the
Fire-Proof, Modern,
Elegant
greater part of the year, and pre­
vent interstate commerce.
Rates $2.00 and $2 50 per day.
On these grounds, it is asked
that a perpetual injunction be grant­
AH Outside Rooms— Near Depot
ed restraining the canal company
This modern new l otel was only recently opened to the
from further use of the waters of the
public. Harney Count) people will be always welcome
lakes, and that a temporary injunc­
tion be ¡sued immediately.
and courteously cared for. A first-class bar in connection.
♦ 9,608 89
9,800 00
2,132 09
2,773 76
332 00
173 14
1,115 02
404 00
115 20
COUNTY FUND
DR
♦ 3,806 73
rTo balance in fund Sept. 30, 1904 ...
hteceived from sherifl. taxes, sundry years, cash 24,470 60
Sleceived from sheriff, taxes year 1904 (in cotin­
8.094 45
tv general warrants, prin. and ini.)
44 00
Received from sheriff, mileage fees
630 25
Received from county clerk as fees.................
6 93
Received on liquor licenses in cash ...........
- -
993 07
R-i d on liquor license, warrants Prin anil Ini
Received from state of Oregon in settlement of
•calp l>ounty
................................... 4,338 67
Transfer of one-half of state tax back from state
8,200 00
tax fund by order of county court ....
♦00,584 70
UR
h amount paid for county general warrant»,
principal and interest
..................... • 2.258 84
I v amount filed with county clerk, warrant»,
8,094 45
prin. and int redeemed on taxee of 1904
tv am >nnt filed with county clerk, warrant»,
993 07
prin and int. redeemed on liquor licenses
h v amount of taxee to be paid state of Oregon.
16.400 00
l ",'i transferred to -tale tax fund
Waterloo Prince I 74,1 84
/ Guarantee the Goods and Prices
Solid Gold Watches, Fancy Clocks, Jewelry of all kinds.
Silverware, Ebonyware, Cut Glass. Handpainted China at
Cost, Take a peep at my windows.
G-ena.’toexlirxg'.
3
S M. L. LEWIS
FIRE INSURANCE
/
... Represents the....
Home Insurance Co., of New York,
h
Liverpool, London & Globe,
Fire Assurance Co., Philadelphia.
OFFICE WITH HltltlS <St BIQUS.
THE CARTER HOUSE
CHAS. WILSON
SUCCESSOR TO WILSON 4AShTc N
STOCK attd
POULTRY
MEDICINE
Stock and poultry ha», few
trouble which ar. • a
»d and
liver irrcg'ilarit -
Black
Draught Stool an Poultry Medi­
cine i« a bowel a I liver remedy
for stock
It pul
.rjm <4
digestion in a pet
•
lion
Prominent Amern a. re.-3.-r« and
farmer. keep their h
an< t|.- It«
health, bv iri
J •
I' ocra-
«ional'1--
’ 'r • ••’I - t«»k
and Poultry
l-l .ne
tbe.r
food. Any. ■ rai—T tna. 11
'¿-cent half
4 this i. -l
and keep 1. -
health for « ••
ally keep 11
Poultry M>.'
not. wn-l i'> ■
can to the •
Chattai. -
tan-x-v* .-s..<
Blacksmithing and
Horseshoeiufc.
Wagon Work.
ALLWORKCUA*
ANTEED.
Burns, Oregon
Harney County Hospital
I’ati 'nts receive every attention when placed
under our care. Good comfortable ruons.
turgicaland medi, al cases.’.Terms reasonable
Pleasant Quarters provided for
Obstetrical Cases.
EXPERIENCED NURSES
in
ATTBNDflN’B
(’has. E. McPheeters, Propt.
LIVERY BARN IN CONNECTION
Burns, Orecjo. .
URNS MILLING CO
BAILEY proprietor.
HORTON A. SAYER, Propts.
pipe Wipes. Liquors and Cigars
flints for ^arqland Club WhiskU
CLUB R00M5 IN CONNLCTION
Hu ns, Oregon,
Corner Sou 111 of Lunaburg & Dalton's.
a
Napton & Boyd
Rough and Dressed Lumber,
Rustic, Flooring, Moulding
Finishing Lumber.
EVERYTHING [T'd Cl ASS
Courteous and oHigiog Aixologift
Nearest Sawmill to Burns. Cood Road
Lumber Yard in Burns.
The White Front Livery Stable
THE
LEWIS & McGEE, Propts.
New and Elegant Livery Turnouts Complete.
Fresh Teams
URNS HOTEL
H. E. THOMPSON, Propt.
Reasonable Rates, Good Clean Meals, Comfortable
Rooms, Courteous Treatment.
Hor**’« boarded by th»* «lay. week or
month. Special care given all «took
Special accommodations for Commercial Men Special Accommodations
Cor. First and B Sts., Burns. Oregon.
Traveling Men.
Ù)
for
JOHN McHULLEN,
Youn Patrona e Solicited,
THE iiP-TO-DATE PHOTOORH’HLH Lil
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - if*
All the latest »tyles and improved photography In
uae to be had Profile Panel», Artist’» Proof imi
Poa> elain prore»» Photo, finished m up-to-date
style up<in applii ati<>n Ail
. Irorn th«- »m.illrst
locket pictere up t an 8 x to finished in Ari.to
Platino or on any of the Amrri« an papers
-
i urn.,
the
FiKST (TABS IN EVERY PARTICULAR
Li» <
» T
Il.ll.ry opposi'« First Spilo, a! Sank
Oregon.
HOPKINS & GARRETT
Manufa. turer. and dealer. in
*
£
*
*
[Continued on page four ]
ANYTHING IN MY LINE.
Breeder of Pure Bates Short Horn Cattle.
BLACK -
DRAUGHT
RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS
1 am prepared to furnish my customers with the usual
class goods and invite the public to call when desiring
GIVE HIM A CALL.
$28,792 <54
Total cash
Filed with County Clerk, warrants, Prin and Ini.
993 07
B redeemed on liquor licenses .........................
Filed with County Clerk, Co Gen warrants, Prin
8,094 45
| and lnt redeemed on taxes of 1904 ..............
Filed with County Clerk, building warrants, Prin
63 48
>’ and int redeemed on taxes of 1904.................
Filed with County Clerk, road warrants, Prin and
18 06
l Int redeemed on taxes of 1904..................... .
Transfer to credit of several school districts Co S.
j Aiup’ts apportionment from school fund
♦ 309 39
Transfer to the credit of the several school dis-
Deserved Popularity.
f Co Seh Sup’ts apportionment from state Sch
I fund .. .............................................................. 1,609 60
To cure constipation and Liver
Transfer to State Tax Fund full amount of state
troubles
by gently moving the bow­
16,400
00
taxes to pay for 1905..................................... '
els and acting as a tonic to the liv­
Transfer back from the State tax fund to county
fund by order of County Court, one-half of
er, take Little Early Risers. These
1905 taxes ........................... ....................... 8,200 00
Famous Little Pills are mild, plea­
♦26,518 99
sant and harmless, but effective
♦64,480 59 anil sure. Their universal use for ♦
many years is a strong guarantee
|
of their popularity and usefulness
SUMMARY.
Sold by Burns Druggists.
|
Total balance Sept. 30, 1904................................. ♦26,184 05
.............. 49,523 56
|
Total amount cash received since
993 07
Total warrants, prin. and int. on liquor licenses ..
8,175 99
Total warrants, prin and int. on taxes of 1904
*
Total in transfer of funds................................... 26,518 99
♦
amount
of
cash
disbursed
...........................
To’ al
Total warrants, on liquor licenses, filed
otal warrants, of taxes of 1904, tiled .............
otal disbursed in transfer......... ■ •.............. ■
eaving balance in treasury March Slat, 1905, of
♦ 111,395 66 ♦ 111,395 66
LOOK
CENTS FURNISHINGS
Hats, Shirts, Clothing,
Underwear—Get Prices
BILLS FOR SALE
♦26,518 99
Disbi trsed as follows:
Paid for County Gen Warrants, l’rin
Paid for interest on saiue . ................
CLASHES
SADDLES and HARNESS
Bridle», Spur». Whip», Robes: Ropes, I tc.
It your Mock arr tiling in any way com«- and get aom.
Security Stock Remcdie»; Gall cure, liniment», b i-t r-,
etc. Aho poultry food.
Address, Burn Oi.