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About The Times-herald. (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929 | View Entire Issue (May 25, 1907)
Vfl;fTim-9lrlft The Official Parar of Harney County , ha the Urge! circulation aoi i one of the belt ailvnrttiitig indiums in Eastern w vxtj& 9h Sreot ttarnesj Cetintru Colli an area nl S,4!S,SOn acre of land. 4,?ftS,.1IW arm yet vacant mbjrrt In entry under the puMic laml lew of the t'nitnl "tatea. L. XX. HURNS, HARNEY COUNTY, ORKOON, MAY If, laof, NO J7 LAND MAN'S VIEWS Iconstitunsl has sprunRlfrom a WILL BEOIN DIPPING SHEEP j them and know which thoy pre THE IN POINTS OUT MISTAKES F LOCAL PEOPLE. Harriaiaa far Hli Neglect Central (Irefoa ana Sayi ad li latereited la Hi In kd, Oregon, May 18. -I the article as printed in the iiregoninn and a number of your best with considerable inter- to nay one or two words rely mistaken, and I u why you are and you ity must admit it. to grow and thrive the country develop. mat the vacant land im Blc must sec more peo- the country. Biehlcr, while he was Hoi the 0. R .V N flBl through certain parts H Oregon. looking over Hprv for the sole purpose Hirllilllic Ill)' lillllillllt' ol of milroad through that Hirv lie sent in his re Bnmmciulinc the roadi decision of that court rendered last Monday, in the Kansas Colo rado case, declaring that the National Constitution gives the Government no control of arid regions for their reclamation, says the Oregonian. Should foes of Government ir rigation bring suit to restrain the Government from irrigation pro ject, as Monday's decision may encourage them to do, and should the supreme Court follow that decision, rendered by Justice Brewer, the great reclamation work for which the government has spent $30,000,000 might be stopped or have to be taken up by other authorities. Projects now under construction will re claim 3.500.0(H) acres. Two are under construction in Oregon, one in Klamath County and one in Umatilla. The Supreme Court indicated some doubt as to the right of the (Jovernment to undertake such work in any conditions and a fur ther doubt whether reclamation work can be undertaken when the (Jovernment owns less than half of the land, even if the act be constitutional. According to preliminary reports, about 66 peri officers. STATE INSPECTOR LVTLE AND ERAI OFFICER HERE. FED- All Dlaeaaas Seat Man to Maa (later ferae aal SapervlatM af a Federal OfHcarRaaatlta Appelate fer. There is one provision how- m tm, that should be noted. All nicotine dips must have added sixteen pounds of sulphur to 100 gallons of prepared dip. The officers will find practically DEVELOPMENT LEAGUE and Folk For tat ISM being I iply give .u these maxim Think about them; talk them over with your friends; see if they do not. after all. simply ap qly the stjutdanls of your own housekeeping common .ense to BIO EETIN0 TO BF MELD IN PORT LAND IN JUNE. no opposition in their work among Een sfii af tai ait state aeM to the treatment of ihe things you Dr. W. H. Lytle. State Sheep Inspector, accompanied by H. L. j Rrarriealee it Tata Ceaitillea--Ta I'lii I atari Aetertlilet our local sheepowners. They are all anxious to eradicate disease I f iTYl tnr tli wL : j it f Va a4t nr anil will comolv with the law in everv Thr 0ron velopment I, -a resnect. Whiln t.h law amrtra ie will hold its next convention -,i - ..,. McDonald, an officer connected j hard.hip or mthpr hpavy (.M.I1SI. Friday and Saturday. June slat do not prove you a good h, with the U. S. bureau of animal thev all rerncrniKe thnneopaaitv of mid '."'ml in tbr nim nf in., keener if voiir ort tun. Club. sec- 'n ' wbal it should he. " ontl MiHir Sixth to Alder streets. rnt before they enter your own house. "And rememU'r one thing an unimpeachable kitchen Moor iur ice cheat n Linfwii i'4-u-l UntMi laat Clin . 1 i .a . t I inuunn.T. ...t-o ..-.,- wiouu- Ucn steps anu feel that conditions Portland Commercial nay. i ne gentlemen came nere , justify the act. to begin the work of dipping sheep. They have begun a vig- ready to BEfllN work on SCHEME. orous campaign to eradicate all i scabies and other infections of Co-operative Chri.tlia Federation will Develop unlral Oreroa sheep throughout this section un der the state law. The provisions of this act are The Sunday Oregon ian says: very strict and sheep owners I the big scheme for development should be very careful to follow I of certain sections of Kastern the instrvctions of the officers in 'and Western Oregon, announced charge of the work. All sheep some time ago by the Co-opera-must be dipped once regardless tive Christian Federation, has of whether they are infected or been set in motion and it is said not and all diseased shep must by officers of the federation that be dipped twice under the super- the iterind of planning vision of one of the state com- "d actual work will now ! Im- mission Prospectuses have been is inviting subscriptions to Hvears ago The road jh cent of the land within the limits 'dipps recommended and recogniz- bonds and setting forth the uses or one of the federal gun. Any one of the sixteen aued rire Hill. Bain the of the Klamath project is public domain while in the East Uma tilla project only about one-fourth of the land is still owned by the Government In the Klamath project a large majority of the landowners have signed agree ments practically bonding their Innds for the iiayment of the cost of the reclamation system. This is the more important pro ject at present for thefconstruc tion work is under way and far mers have been laying their plans with the expectation that the system of canals will'ultinm toly be completed by the Govern ment The Government has bought and paid for a number of private watertight which would be destroyed by the construction of the government system. If the'reclamation act should le tie dared unconstitutional in its en tirety, work on the project would be discontinued, the Government would forfeit the amount of mon ey already expended, being un able to recover a proportionate amount from the landowners, and a new plan of reclamation by private enterprise would be nec osiary. Some of those who sold water rights to the Government includ ed in their price an agreement by which the United States re clamation service shall furnish a specified quantity of water per IM'tuully. Agreements of this kind would cause many compli cations if the Government pro ject should be abandoned. Since, however, 56 percent of the land in the Klamath project is owned by the Government, there would be no serious consequences if the law should be upheld but limited in application to tracts of which the Government is owner of the greater part. Since irrigation is not one of the powers specifically granted to the Government by the Constitu tion, Justice Brewer strongly intimates that Congress has no authority to make laws concern ing it. The opinion holds to re invite them both, we i rigid construction oi uie uonsti- m both, and we want tution and draws much of its au- Iroad that a t can get to j thority from the fact that at the 1 realised lev general freight le Harriman System in atetl liefore a commit ast session of the leg hat the building of a Ugh Central Oregon. no. i per naps;, to ai rhapsl, had leen au- u seen any surveyors II been an. av secured" presentntivcN of the system ol ocean MRU r a year ago promise! it- ol rorilaiul octlcr ervice anil also stated 1.00(1 had been appro- r ttie minding ol line em docks. equipeil the latest machinery tg and discharging car 'oday the service is n ever, and nothing do i docks. BSriinun system has spent t of money to keep the i out of Oregon. This tted the lawyers if no However if half of it pent in equipment, ex- lines or for un other s measure, wool I'ort throw up our hats. nv miles ot road Have mi. people constructed pant year in Oregon? line from F.lgin to 4ari.-d a line from ooa Hay is started, but is at a standstill. 1 lie ph may some day be we all Rfpt so. but the low employed will not on to coiiiqiciioii very oii noticed in this Is "Oregonian" about the or surplus of the 0. R. kote millions would have I line across the state, but it it? Tin money has into equipment, exten- le line, or anvitung ma im you to understand ie not against Harriman ed by the state commission may to which money realized by their be used but the dipping must be ! le will be put and engineers done under the supervision of bave taken the field to work n one of these officers, otherwise the irrigation projects mapel they are required to dip again. out by the company in Fasten. H. L McDonald, government Orego sheep inspector, will personal!) The('o-oierative( bnstian IV. I supervise the 'lipping of all infec- eration has a comprehensive ted sheep in Harney county, scheme for the settlement anil MRpRWRMH who have diseased , cultivation of gntt b P should arrange for dates hUU' "ms uniHttpletl Wat I I -- 11. II t II ' 1 I I I i I li . la ii I 1, i t I , ft" kill , .1 I IH .naovans.'. air. mrm nam win ,-- - - "" ,d .,..estions vitol to the make Burns his headquarter lur.H m o the thirsu and and wfc Any diseastd h.H.p not dipped P.rt,on.s of Malheur Bd ,, s,,l but the .,,! idea of under HIS supervision Will IH' II- """.' x "Uiiiirn nun uie ue.sei i made to yield large crops This date meets the approval of a hirge number of persons who want to ! present, and is made for the special convenience of newspaper men who are anxious to be present. Every ncwspaiwr man in Ore gon is a delegate-at-large u the Oregon Development League meetings. The President and etar of .very commercial, industrial, irrigation, ami horti cultural organization in Oregon is a delegate, and the president '? ")" I has a right to name such delega "in as he desires. unity judge in the a delegate and has au thority to name two others, and the same - in,, with regard o. mayors of citiea and towns. irii-KiMi mum gvi luti iK'Tient IM ,,x , of the colonist rates during Sej)-1 hl(lir.. whrn temU-r and vK'tnlNT and one of the chief features of the conven- :ion will kjg a disiuiision Unii the lines of how we an going to get the best out of this great Northwi'stern travel. There will lie a number of good sieakers TIMtlH'ONRRFDI'tlOS MIR SO F I now - aala t-HK Imm tin MMafM i Whits I . g li r up hii' Pit in i. 'i. Rnehi o'.l Bingla and l'i cmiili IIii.mIi' UIiihI H .1 -After April ll I MM mqiplv egg friun pi-ni nf tirrl It'iki anil lllark leMtfJSlMI i" ll 'I IfS "f iric- . ii' K n npi'leoti.ui. liKli K I' I.VVl'.IHMK. Han a I , A vt ,i , n M.. J "Truly ini'm nl ii" - i. ! ii v nl i- M ic II ill ! 1 1. - place." wriir J. II I HiMijar, Wtmdlnrd, I 1. 1 , -he an i- nl li I'liiigliiiig up ptjM trotii her Itlliye I ' ' - ! ' I"" ! I" i I'l kii near that hal lmi.ii ! ! waioli In il-tile turn right it nn urgent HMMM lr. King - N' I ie .. t r wan (te rn I,, i Willi the aaliiioili.ng reeuil thai liiipnvr-u,. nl began, and ooil tllillril fHll lie lltallj I iiileli. raoovereil. in. I - a lieallli. n.inmi Inilat " (itiaranlieil cure f. .r cntlgli anil ..J.I- VKi and II m al Ita ( nv DrtMJ I tial I...I lie fret. N. BROWN & SONS General Merchandise Agents for Studebaker Wagons, Buggies, Blackboards, Sleighs and Sleds. Deering Mowers, Rakes, Bind ers and Headers. Send in your order for Deering Kxtra. Fairbanks-Morse & Co. Gaso line Kngines, Pumps and Irrigat ing outfits. We place an irrigation outfit on year farm and demonstrate what it will do liefore a payment is made Complete line of Dry Goods, Furnishings Clothing. Boots, Shoes Groceries. I W I . - . I'urot Bsmn B J. W. BROWN & SON Contractors and Builders : Cull ami git liatimaUa, Plana aim Mi leva if you have work In our line ttmp wraet Hith ( Hi Uala A tlairett h.en, Bur.a. Qiigua Hiere and help build up iry, we, b don't ke fellow to sa.v that he promise all .sorts of keep the other fellow- then ignore his promises . . n: lhai is why the ihm- rtlllllll il.. nut t'.... l.-l'l ' - " v i ' i Iwaids Mi. liartiinan. lo latON you that it is mistake thai Portland ltagonize ans part of it would be for a man his right arm. is no part ot Oregon land is not interested in rt to her is as important fht arm to a man. rely trust that you real- do. 1 am very truly, W. H. Chapin. MIENACE lo RECLAMATION. time the Constitution was framed, irrigation was not thought of. NO TKKSPAH8ING. NolU-r la litfrl'i given that hunt ing and duooling upon lite enuioaed lauds of the Auiencau I -and ii Live Stuck to. u ninutly forbiddeu Any peiraun or person found liunl ingor Ireapaealng will be proaecuted to the full fcxi.nt of the law. I . Hill, Mauok Manager ri(Mlion Prolccu Impcrilctl by linx ol Supreme tuuri liut the Dinted States Court regards the irri- kw of June 17, 1902, un SOTICK Btuug unaiile lo give our peraouai alleiill"ti lo ihe uullaollou of the so counts due uc, the name have been placed with Mr. ('. H Leonard. A year having elapaed aince the die eolution of co-partuerehip a prompt settlement of the eauie is r squealed MaSSUL'N & titAHV. If you plant but one fruit tree bave it the beat the best ia none too good. You can procure the beet for this altitude from Adatu tieorge. Hia company takes all responsibili ty and will replace. All trees war ranted true lo uauie. able to two more dippings. Dr. I ,y tie's attention was called to the large territory covered here and after acquainting him self with conditions at once com plied with the request of the sheepmen to appoint more depu ties. Two have already been ap pointed and as many more aa may be required will be placed in the held Mr. McDonald will see to this matter aince he has as sumed active charge of the terri tory. Dr. Lytle left Monday for Drew sev on his way to outside points. Mr. McDonald accom panied County Inspector McKin non out to the shearing corrals and dipping vats of Jenkins Bros, on Tuesday where they will be gin operations. Deputy B. W. Hamilton left Thursday for the southern part of the county where another de puty will be appointed. The man at that end of the county will look after the sheep that are driven in from Nevada and Cab foniia, as well as watch the flocks that dodge back and forth across the line between this touiity and Lake. The field de puties have authority to quaran tine and order all infected stock or any sheep whether infected or not that have not a certificate showing them to have been dip ped at least once during the year. Sheep showing no infection may be dipped under the supervision of a deputy who will then issue a certificate of health. Homes are to be made ready for set tie merit and the great work of mak ing bountiful vroi grow when no blade of grass grew before to be the mission of the federa tion. Engineers snd their assistants have started for Ontario to liegin work on the irrigation system, which they have orders to con tinue until the project is com pleted. Agents of the federa tion will follow the engineers. obtaining water contracts, w huh will be handled from the New York headquarters of the organization. The irrigation scheme upon which the engineers will work from Ontario is the Kl Dorado system in Baker and Malum Counties. Two reservoir sites, where the dams will be built. will hold water sufficient to irri gate 100,000 acres of land. The main ditch is to lie T miles long. It heads on the southern slope of the Mlue Mountains, when- then is a heavy annual snow fall. Six teen townships an- the dint looting area. Willow Creek will be used to carry the water from the reservoirs onto the laml to be irrigated. Settlers have moved into the territory to be irrigated in large numbers within the past few yean. They expect to purchase water from the federation as soon as the system ia conn and the water can bedel to them. The general law of tin the gathering will Ik how to tmihe prui-tlilll and etfivtlVe the work of modern advertising: in oiln-r wonis. the best possible plan iqain which we can work in harmony to add to the Mpulatin and wealth of Oregon. As soon as delegates are ap ointed a list should Ik- sent to the local papers and then for warded to Secretary Tom Rich ardson, at Portland. The business men of Portland who imrticipatod in the excur- thirty-three Oregon and I bluho rities and towns, re- sirt sueh an excellent time that planning similar trips in other dint-lions. YYAMK: Ag.'iil-, Huallera HalriuiPii, Uteres and everybody who watiti i'i i-nj.i a ! brail) laugh in Mud ' for "Tipa to Agenla " Wot ill 'si in any jkt on nliuxrlli gnoda for a living. If not aallifaolory your in bark CinuUr Inr etamp. Th )r White rlretna I B)l tur, III The I Herald will mall. tin. a bargain unintli in tlir way ol . nl... r i,ii.iii mill )ia arranged Ui give Ihe He ui I Week l Hi l.iil. KepUl'lir tree lo all aim pat up ai'ear. anil one tear in .Ivn II.. I i ... .Ii talil V - era who pat in advanre will aim CO TO THE CITY MEAT MARKET for Clean, Wholesome Meats VEAL, BEEF. PORK AND MUTTON Pickles, Cheese, Chouiahoui, Olives Onions, Conned Goods ALL KINDS OF STAPLE AND FANCY IIOCEIIES Apples. Cranberries, Potatoes, Salt Fish, Soap. OALL AND SEE GOODS. A. E. YOUNG. Wmi uiuu I Ina iiaaal . . . 1 I , . . I .. i ... - , ... Ii""- "" B"-w ''"'Si -e-i.,- lb. high price of wheat will pu- wii. .M.1-IM,. ,,.,1 ,. , itiagatma in Ibe U Ml led Him. i'lie !.. in .. lor tin on. nili onli inanv biindtitf- of thousands of Mian into tin- bands of the wheat gmwers of the Inland Empire and the crop outlook is line Tkr Meck-Kakrr el lac (inner) Store. a K-werd ll. lllne Mi K., id Tranaii r sill giv.- tVt reward for llir atreel and . i.vn lion of Hi partiea who hMBOVaej elraM and The itiuck-rake of the grocery 1 0,,,,,r i""i"v '""" "" ' " ibe novelist who will tell "'"""" I the hunirrv public- the horrors of the open hx has not arrived," Job priming-I I - IUml.1 wriU-s the elitoi in the June F. E. BRAMl ETT, bILVtl MM MID Hli AMI Ml KS Hsi is Orsr. Any one of the following dips tste regarding irrigation du may be used. The owner can tricts will be utilized and wator choose any of them and no dis- will be sold to the settlers on the crimination shall be made by best terms available Another irrigation Woman's lb ipuuoii So far we have heard only of filtrate plunder. What we need is s humbler genius who will stoop to small things, who will show us that in the ill-kept grocery siore are the breeding places of those germs of the air j jmt if an- ii, ote detuilv than the i Mi kin .run) i .,. Mini in I II i"t I'.h'i... it eejoti THE CAPITAL SALOON, miaM II V IMINKOAN, I'roprleton. Burns, Oregon. 3Calc Xlxla 3Iee dLq,a.svrte)XsS. Wi'ies Liquors and Cigars. Billiard and Pool Tables. Club Rooms In Connection. CHAS. WILSON, . aoa lo.wuaoa 4 i a federal or state employes. I.IMK AND SULPHUK. The Hoineinade ljme and Sul phur I dp as made in rule 9 of Kegu Unions. Rex Lime and Sulphur Dip. Title isou'.- Sulphur Dip. Superior l.inieand Sulphur Dip. American Antiseptn Lime snd Sulphur Dip. Richards Lime and Sulphur Dip. National Lime and Sulphur Dip. N1COT1NK DIPS. Scabcura (tobacco extract). Tobacco Extract, Laidlaw, Kac- kill &Co. Crown Nicotine Solution. Derby Nicotine solution. Black Loaf (tobacco extract) Tobacco Extract, Henderson T. E. Wks. To-bac-ine Nicotine Solution. Laidlaw's Nicotine Tobacco Pow der. Burch Tobacco Extract. 'Ibe Times-Herald does not consider it neccesary to give the formulas of the various dips aa sheepmen are all familiar with ami devel opment scheme which will be pushed b the federal un purchase of the Mi . flint in Main, hi tad lluriiev Counties, embracing I.UUOsjssj This tract is now held um tion by the federation at pun that will not exre.il 17 Nft mn Ml-I-,. ll IS fhllllOl It'll tbill lllli'li the pnjpirty is made asjejaM by a railroad it will beeosae worth three times its oost. It i. said to be available for cutting up into small farms and ranches an will support a larye popula tion. ol I lie juiitfie. Out Own Page' cannot do justice to an expose of the un I !i -anly grocers tho germ trust' a- might call them There are things, however, that wmry woman who reads these words MM do ii, make conditions radi cally la-t- Don't buy out ot in.- open box or ibe ball-tilled barrel. "Itefuse to accept without ligation any gtasis of bntndn that are unknown U RESTAURANT i.n . ' laueg Co. Main an.) H Stitjewi, BMSIftl Ar auu HO R SJain St.. Bskaiy n s NtSall - .. A Serially ( Ssert sVsr. I Willi u.e iiiarki t .ilt.nU V hji ac- ..In lied '' IliClsailliiH its ilffW Waguo Work ALL WORK CUAR- ANIF. O. Bums, Oregon l bui. Carter and J. W ThsiBSSeS bave opened up a aoda fuunlaln. confection, cigar and tobacco bui neir lu the old Tex Keaorl build ing. Tbey alao have a bowling alley If you iiitend to build ate Adam (j teller He will furuieb you pletir. Bpecitir.attoiie. door, windows and hardware for about half what win dowe formerly oust. Address biui al l.eweii. Always give the preference to goods that are in tin- original package these, in almost every case, have been prepared and packed under thorough inspec tion. When- there are two grocers in your neighborhood or town, patronize the man that keeps the deanerst store and gives yon ib. goods you know about and want. From lime to time I shall hav. to say about why these courses of action are the wise ones, why they must inevi tably produce the same salutary effect on this vital every-day business, as we have seen result from the more spectacular cru sades of men like President ; Hoosevelt and (Joveniors Huglis r o 4a 4 J tT W nmt iHI n:!4ii fssssW OEAfii imi CieiL.tOurH h in Over BOO iUmi M BMWlfu4 IsWiJ fprt' ui ,Eja) Peelne. r I Otrsuijee. " ' Bsbbk" n&F I y w u mfcw v B oo ce - .'i - .II; nHt . nil '-IjIW MWUMtCTpor.-.PANV, 1. 1. UfN li e as i lataia. PARTICULARS andPRICES It esyse. ensraf INFORMATION. Mlllllll.i DESIONS. SJSJBBSSHSJSVsasa! JjLjzaJ Tlio Oroaton Kotel AH KHN(i, Manager riot tlaee sot-am sindetiaaa ailli seat, eleau as louui. ruuw iuvimm aielriauda lo alofi wilii blia wh Uuiui latilua well furoiitieii Maela 46 eeuu na,,lw.a. a. -v.1111 ,. aa . . a aSj, a