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The Times-Herald would like
to sco local business men tnko n
personal interest in the fair nnd
show thoir appreciation by clos
ing their places of business dur
ing the afternoon program.
With renewed work in rail
road surveying and prospects for
reclamation the Harney country
has taken on new life. Many
strangers are on our streets and
automobiles aro coming and go
ing daily. Wo are going to see
lively times from now on.
tomorrow both , morning nnd
evening and wo hopo tho people
of Burns will show thoir appre
ciation of his services by attend
ing church.
It docs seem to Tho Titncs
Hcrald that resident stockmen
and taxpayers should bo afforded
some relief from predatory sheep.
This is a serious matter that tho
law making bodies of our land
should consider. The homo stock
man, liko the home builder is en
titled to protection in this re
spect and wo should help secure
such protection.
Mr. Hanley has shown his sin
cerity in tho state and district
owned railroad plan suggested
by the Oregon-Idaho Develop
ment League by organizing a
company and begining active
work, as indicated by Judge
Miller's interview in this issue.
Such commendable spirit will
find enthusiastic responso from
the people in this isolated terri
tory and he will meet with en
couragement on every hand.
Tho purposo of Col. Wood and
Win. Hanley to reclaim large
bodies of land in this county and
over in Malheur is one that has
long been desired. It will bring
about such desirable changes in
conditions as will prove most
beneficial to the entire district.
With such work in progress and
the future activity in railroad
work Harney county will receivo
considerable attention from out
side capital. In fact it is now
witnessing a transformation and
many people of means aro flock
ing here looking for investments
and to study conditions.
DXCIIANOB A row SHOTS.
Word was rccolvcd hero this
week that E. B. Hill and Jnmes
Rounsovillo had been shooting
nt each other but no ono was
hurt. Tho inon got into troublo
over somo hay. Both wero for
merly connected with tho Ami r
ican Land & Live Stock Co. and
since tho real estate had been
transferred to Thomas & Walter
Mr. Hill had purchased 120 acres
from them on tho installment
plan. It is good meadow land
and Mr. Hill had Bold tho hay to
Mrs. Schubener but Mr. Rounso
villo objected. It scorns ho has
somo claim or is looking nfter
certain interests in connection
with tho Trout Creek property.
At any rate ho had contracted
tho liny on tho ranch to tho P. L.
S. Co. and Mr. Gilcrest had
made a payment Mr., Hill nnd
a man named Withprspoon wero
on a load of hny when tho shoot
ing occured, Ronnscvillo using n
rifle and Hill a pistol, They
wore nt closo rango but neither
was hit. After exhausting their
ammunition it is said they went
at it with their fists. Hill knock
ed his adversary down and start
ed to do tho job up good when a
girl ran out with high heeled
shoes and kicked Hill in tho head
making an ugly scalp wound.
Somo men arrived on tho scene
of battlo later and separated tho
combntents. No arrests hnvo
been made, but there will likely
bo somo investigation of the
affair when tho grand jury
meets next month.
Asst. Supt Holland of tho P.
L. S. Co. hnd intended going to
Trout Creek nt once to measure
and receive the hny contracted
from Rounsevillo but doesn't
know now whether to go or not.
A RECLAMATION PROJECT STARTED.
Judge Miller dlvei Pacta Regarding the
Mysterious Railroad Survey,
Judge Win. Miller arrived
homo Thursday evening from
Agency Vnlloy whoro ho hnd
For ahcepllned coats sco Luna
burg nnd DflUon.
Soils of tho United States nro
not wearing out and tho crop
yiolds nro rnthor increasing than
decreasing. Thcso fncts nro de
monstrated in n bullotin shortly
uvm TT.!to bo issued by tho burenu of
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CLOSG COfiNCCTIOfNS WITH BURNS
OUR PREACHER ALMOST MOBBED
The first preaching service at
uie rresDytenan church since
the summer vacation, was held
last Sunday and Rev. A. J. Ir
win announced from his pulpit
at the morning service that ho
would tender his resignation at
a congregational meeting called
for Thursday evening. He had
no grievance, but believed his
duty to go to another field that
had been tendered him where no
religious work was being carried
on. This caused such a storm of
protest from the people of Burns
that Mr. Irwin was almost
mobbed between the time of the
announcement and Thursday
evening.
On that night a number of tho
members of his church and
friends gathered at the church
and after Mr. Irwin explained
the situation and asked those
present to consider tho matter
unselfishly, he retired to tho
manse. His friends considered
another minister could cover the
new field quite as well as Mr.
Irwin, but that he was the man
for this place, therefore it was
the unanimous vote that ho
remain. He was so apprised
after the vote had been taken
and said that ho would re
main provided the Presbytery
would not insist on his giving up
work hero and going to the now j
field. A committee consisting
of Miss Godfrey, J. L. Gault and
Mrs. A. S. Swain was appointed
to draft resolutions expressing
the feeling of the people hero
which will bo sent to tho Pres
bytery in support of tho action
of our people.
Mr. Irwin has been pastor of
tho local church for over nine
years and has become so much a
part of our leligious, social and
educational life that tho entire
people of Harney county will not
willingly consent to his removal
at this time. IHb estimablo wifo
shares the same popularity and
both have labored faithfully to
ward the betterment of humanity
in a manner that has endeared
them to every man, woman and
child in this section.
The Times-Herald is well
pleased to find Mr. Irwin nccedes
cheerfully to the decision of his
friends and admirers and will
continue hia work
Unexpected delays in construc
tion work aro hampering the
Sumpter Valley railroad people
in building tho Austin-Prairie
City extension but there is every
assurance that tho road will be
built before tho time limit is out.
The chief difficulty is tho scarcity
of American labor. It seems al
most impossible to secure the
desired number of men and
teams. Tho railroad company is
offering good prices for help nnd
supplies nnd they believe that
tho pcoplo of Grant will bo able
to render much more assistance
as soon as harvest is over.
When tho road is completed to
Prairie Citv, tho schedule of
passenger traffic will bring tho
train into Prairie City about 12:30
p. m. and tho train will Ieavo
Praiiie City for Baker City
about 1:00 p. m. It is the inten
tion of the officials to connect
with the west bound train nt
Bnker City for Portland.
As soon as trains arc running
into nucKieuerry iiat tho pres
ent stage and mail schedules
will bo changed. The stage
passengers will take supper at
Canyon City. Thoy will make
Huckleberry Flat about noon and
pass through Prairio City in tho
middle of the nfternoon. Con
siderable delay in tho traffic is
caused by construction work on
the road, making tho stage seve
ral hours later on arriving in
Prairie City occassionally.
According to statements cre
dited to L. Woldenburg, mana
ger of tho Austin-Burns stago
lino, there will bo an automobilo
line established between Prairie
City and Burns next spring.
Tho trip from Prairie City to
Burns will bo made in seven
hours. -Prairio City Miner.
OPERA HOUSE TO-NIOIIT.
The Margaret lies Dramatic
and Comedy Company will pre
sent tho musical comedy, "Forty
Five Minutes From Broadway."
Something entirely new to thea
tre goers not only of Tjurns but
throughout tho entire United
States, same being a play with n
melodramatic plot introducing
songs and choruses, which makes
tho wholo almost a comic opera
and has never failed to please.
This company will remain hero
until nfter fnir week.
Foil Salr Farm implements,
including a mower nnd rake,
harrow and plow, n light wagon
And other tools. See II. Knllen
bach. Membors of tho local Eastern
Star lodgo nro requested to nt
tend tho regular meeting on
next Mondny evening. Tho
Grand Worthy Mntron will visit
tho lodge in tho near futuro nnd
hero without preparations for receiving her
ley nnd Col. C. E. S. Wood nnd
when nsked rog..ding tho tin
turo of tho work Civil Engineer
Faulkner hnd been employed to
do nnd what ho know rcgnrd
ing tho railroad recently incor
porated with Mr. Hnnloy ns ono
of tho incorporators, ho snid:
"I loft Mr. Hnnloy nnd Mr.
Wood nt Beulnh looking over tho
prospective dnm nnd reservoir
sito in Agency Vnlloy. Whon
shown tho Oregoninn with tho
excited Burns dispatch they both
laughed nnd Mr. Wood Bntd ho
wns glad to bco thoy wero in
such good company as J. J. Hill
and John F. Stovons, nnd it
would bo n pity to contradict it
ns it might senro tho 'Short-Lino
pcoplo into building into long
neglected Enstorn Oregon.
"Mr. Hunloy snid 'Yes lot it
go-it might do Burns somo
good.' In tho chnt that follow
ed Mr. Hnnloy nnd Mr. Wood
agreed that it would bo wrong to
excito the people with fnlso
hopes nnd tho fncts nro that tho
Secrotnry of tho Interior hns re
jected tho Harney Vnlloy Im
provement Co's. Cnrey Act
scheme nnd Mr. Hnnloy nnd Mr.
Wood intend to rcclnim tho do-
sort Innds nt a fnir wntcr rnto to
tho settlers nnd in tho tract con
templated to bo settled nro more
than ton thousand acres belong
ing to the Road Company. Tho
government has practically de
cided ngninst the Malheur pro
ject, under which tho Road Com
pany hns twonty-fivo or thirty
thousand ncres. Now Mr. Wood
nnd Mr. Hnnloy have a plan to
try and create reservoirs in
Agency, Wnrm Spring nnd
Drewsey Vnlleys bo ns to leave
tho mnin Mnlheur Cnnon open
for railrond purposes nnd nlso
cut n channel from Malheur Inko
to tho South Fork, using the
waters of tho Blitzen River stor
ed there. Mr. Wood is also au
thorized to make some prelim
inary surveys and mnko n re
port Then Mr. Hnn'ey has his
pet iiobby, the district construct
ed nnd owned rail road nnd ho
with Mr. McCuloch nnd Mr.
Mnllett hnvo formed n littlo cor
poration called tho Boise & West
ern with fifty thousnnd dollnrs
capital stock, similar to tho cor
poration formed at Coos Bay to
try nnd mnko surveys nnd collect
right of wny, nnd ho nnd Mr.
Wood nre going to try nnd have
tho same surveyors in tho field
cover both designs. Mr. Wood
snid: This secrecy of railrond
operations always struck mo ns
n good subject for comic opera
it never fools nny ono nnd nev
er does any good in tho long
run."
Ho snid 'I hnvo been nlmost
ndvertising for engineers, for
we wnnt to push this work dur
ing good wenther; but up to date
we hnvo not secured one com
plete crew thoy seem scarco as
hens teeth. I hnvo been beating
tho bush nt Boise, Ontario nnd
Vnlo for everything from compo
tent engineers to enmp cooks, ns
what littlo monoy wo havo to
spend wo want to spend nt onco
before winter. As to tho Short
Lino interfering I would bo
proud to bo noticed by them if
they build n rail rond that is nil
wo wnnt; If thoy hold ono sido
of tho Mnlheur Canon without
building nnd obstruct tho pcoplo
irom trying to got a survey on
tho other it will bo tho finest
nrgumont in tho world for state
owned rail roads; you don't sup
pose tho people aro going to havo
ono company monopolizo a pass
created by nature?'
"District or state owned rail
roads nro suro to como somo dny
nnd such obstructive tactics of
the Short Lino or nny othor rond
would hnsten tho dny more than
a thousand arguments."
mont, prepared by Professor
Milton Whitney, chief of the
burenu. Tho bullotin deals ox-
hnustivoly with tho yiolds of
crops from 1807 lolOOO, inclusive.
"A careful Btudy of tho data
which haaboon presented appeal h
to justify two conclusions," nays
Professor Whitney. "First, that
tho productivity or tho nowcr
agricultural soils of tho United
Stntcs nnd of tho older agricultu
ral soils of Europe, tnkon ns a
wholo, nnd for the nntion, nro
not declining, ns is popularly
supposed. Indlvidunl inrming
doteriorntes nnd soils wenr out,
ns thoy hnvonlwnys done, but ns
n wholo, it scorns probable that
wo nro producing moro crops per
ncro thnn formorly,
"Second, that bo far us our in
formation goes, thoro is appar
ently no signifiennt difToronco nt
tho present timo botween tho
composition of tho old ngricultu
ral soils of Europo nnd tho now
or agricultural soils of tho United
States, with respect to potash,
phosphoric ncid, lime nnd mng-
nesln."
Tho bullotin gives nverages by
states for tho production of
whent per ncro from 18G6 to 1907.
Tho first three nre; Vermont
18.5 bushels; Mnino ICG; New
York 13.7.
NOTICE FOR IT i I i Tinv
UNITKUHTATKH MNH iKlf i, ,
Hunt Ornim, aujihi-i ii
Nl'llff lllTCliy lTII1llt MMI4UII
orrr.ni, wiiu, on June , !.
'Phono your orders to the Cash
Grocery & Bakery for bread,
pics, cookies, fruits, etc. Deliv
ery mn io promptly,
010 ncro ranch for Bale Buitnblo
for dairy or Btock ranch. Abund
nnco of wntcr for irrigation nnd
power inquiro nt thla office.
Cottrill & Clomcns nro propnr
cd to do custom Work with thoir
portable snw mill located 11
miles west of Cold Springs on
Poison Crook. Lumber for Bide.
Got youn permit nnd hnvo thorn
saw your lumber. Torino nro
rcn8onnblc.
ffheCt
.&y
he CASH GROCERY & BAKERY'
Located In French Hotel
Best quality Fancy nnd Staple Groceries, Fresh
Fruits, Vegetables, Confectionery, Stationery,
Cigars, Tobacco, etc.
FRESH BREAD, COOKIES, PIES
Tclcphono orders will rccclvo prompt attention
Free delivery to nny pnrt of tho city.
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Go To The White
Front Livery Stable
NEW RIGS AND TEAMS
Thone to Me for Your Doctor Calls.
R. J. McKINNON, Jr., Proprietor.
HARDWARE
MACHINE
Binders' Supplie
Full Line (f
BUILDING PAPER an
ROOFING.
CROCKERY. CHINA
AND OLASSW G
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Burns, Oregon.
Burns Meat Market
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Agents
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riuuih. Hanae iK t Wlllainrite Meilillan.luM
(llKl nnti-iif Intriill'Mi mm lip final rtofr
nwif tu iftaliUh tlitlm (fi the laiul b..r
ilranllw.1 ixtrnp l i O'Connor, I'. . C'mi
mlulu'cr, l hit nlllr al f'Milu, Orwell,
the "miliar of IMnlwr IMM
Claimant uamei .a nli(
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Doan ami Hrron T. Klcal, allot IiIn. nre.
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NOTICB VOn PUBLICATION
MTM'IfWiw 1.(111, Ill'Mm
lllliua, '.I !, July JO, 1V
Nc-llco la hrif 1 (Ivon '! Tli Plato of (rv
cull hat llte.l lu Hit iiWi J a a tjlwl'ou.
fre'lal No mm) li atari. mnWr Ilia ).t
vliltina oHlta Aciul o-nrM ipi.tuvpl An
null, I'M, nI acta amamlalurr itieiflu, h.
no mi hkw rmw . ,1.. I. mi . a e . t
U MnUKP.IfSeiMtt T JO It -I K , l.
AtlV ariit all t.rranna d .i.inir iutku.ul lfe
Urnta tlrarrltwl, or lnlr'u tu uiil I'VfaUM
ol ilia mineral cuarapior .l the latil, or wi
ail. Other roil. Io Ilia ftf.ltiMat t.iamlftKHI.
ahouM die (hair aUl.lniuut fiolf-t ill I hi.
office, an or More trip ei!nttlii of the polMI
of implication.
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Fir at publication. Allitiul 7, HW
Utl l'Utjllcalloii,k'rUiiiU'r II, l!w.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Cigars
and
Smokers'
Articles
Cut Mas
and
Silverware
The City Drug Store
REED BROS., Proprietors
Successors to II. Al. Ilorlmt
Our line of Drugs, Patent Medicine and
Toilet Articles are Complete.
WE USE ONLY THE BEST OF DRUGS
IN OUR PRESCRIPTION WORK AND
WE NEVER SU STITUTE.
Yours for Accuracy and Lowest 1'iius
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and Albums in the lit
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BURNS HOTEL BAR
DIBBLE & STEPHENS, Proprietors.
WINES, LIQUORS anil CIGARS
Club Rooms in Connection
Courteous and;Obliging- Bar Tenders
EVERYTHING FIRST-CLASS DROP IN
Centrally Located nnd Connected with Hotel Hurna
4 Yourpalron age wlicilcd. tf. J 11ANSE, ' 'BfP
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oi narerir, urrsoii. wii" on June , lu
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made llumiaiUiilr NotlX.Heilal Ni.ttti;
for 8k NMl H'l I"ia a .! I, iwiluii i
Toanililp i7 Huiith itanga III H.f ,lam
etle Uerlillan. haa lt..l nuttrr or liitanlloii tu
make final Coininulailuti pitoif, u.labll.l.
claim to Ihe la ml etaifu ttiwrllwit, Iwfore (a.
Htkltler and lUrclror. at Hut in, .irefuii .i
lha vnth flay ol (incinbvr W0
Clalinamnamraai wltiirtten
Abraham II. Hclltutl. Chat Umdler. Hnmiu I
frllcli. all of UaTerly, Orrjou Thomrti
iiiiion.oi jiurna, urito
x. l"nnt, KeUier
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
l,MlTltlirraTuLANhOrifcir. (
llurna. Urenuii, Amuat 90, 1WJ.I
Nolleoli berebr (Irea that llxroin liltrli,
of nvarljr.OreRu who, on October 17, lwi.
made llomcatea Fntty No. jrn. tiurlnl
No. van. tar WJfNKla. HKUNKW .NHWnKta
Melton 4 Towiuhln 27 eolith, Itange ai
Eal. Wlllamalta Merldan baa fllvd nolUv
of Inlenllou lo roako Hnal Coininntatlon
I'roof. locitabliah claim loth land nlKi ilea
crlhoii, before the Hurler and Hm'lrci, at
llama, Orcon, otitbeiih darof ivplnnber
lw.
Claimant tiainca wltnuiea
William II Krltrb. t'haa lltaitler. Abraham
II llounclt all of Warorly. ()roou Ihomaa
Dillon, of llurni. OrcKon
UM firna. Itinl.l.r '
TOM'S MEAT
and Grocery
m
The Most Popular House in Intent, Ur
- NiiATLY -FURNIS112D--ALL OUTSIDt KM
Headquarters for Traveling Men ana i c
Agclar Racine Manager, L. Racine, Prop:..
BoiiN-To Mr. nnd Mrs. J. N.
TerwllliKor, Sunday, Sopt. 19,
u (laughter.
Fou Sale-200 corda of pino
wood nt $1.50 per cord. Slab
wood $1,00 n load at tho Harnov
Saw Mill, L. K. Bunyard.
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NOTIC13 KOH I'UIILIUATJON.
UxiTrnBTATcai.aKDOrritn i
llurni, Oicjoii, AuuuttDI, lft
Notice la horeby Wn that tlioHlatoof Oro
inn haa flladln Ihlaomce lie a i.llrdllunierUI
So (stWdl uiaelcit, under the irovUluu of lha
Act of Uonafou, ouproved Atiftiit 14, 18IH, and
acta atoanJatoiji thotulo, the
NKJJ HK Bee 0, T, ti H , II MY W )l
Any and nil i.cr.om lalmlni: adtera.ly the
landi dtacrlhcd. or ilpalrlnir tu .iblnrt i .m.
of the mineral iharaiier uf the laud, or fur
aujr other rcaton, to IhedlitKiaal loanpllcaiil,
houhl file their airldavlla of iirotml In Mil.
otDce. on or before the uxnlratloii of the hcrlml
of publication.
Wm riimr, lieuiitcr
Kim publication Ment II lixo.
Uit .ul,lirai. n OH. 10 low.
Come in and inspect my stock
COMPLETE LINE OF BEST GROCERIES
to be had in the Market
My prices arc as low as good goods
can be sold for in this market...
The LARGER the order
the LESS it COSTS.
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BURNS LIVERY AND FEED STABLE
HhNDERSON ELLIOTT, Propt
Special aitn
frci&iJ leant.
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FJBST QU& hVLK.
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NOTICB OP ri.NAL SBTTLP.MI!NT,
In tho matter of llie IMutu ( IVlcr An
iltlou, DiiCfnrtil.
Notlcola liorili) utven tlmt Ijiu imiiIit
dlun il oxtinit ir ut hu l'.Nin'o of I VI r
Amlrlmi, iliueii fil, Imx Hum I ltia IhihI
HCcminl In anlil m MltMiiiil iln' IIiiii J 1
Ilrclor, Jiiiltftt of lli" i ouniy t'mirtfor
llariioy Cmnily, (IdK'u, ,M ncI Mod-
dny, tliu -till day o( O. ti.tior, lUU'J, ut
tliu linur uf 10 o'clock n m, ut lila o()lu.
tu iniriie, iiurimy uoiiiij, unuuti hn
tho tltnoaiiil plat u (ur liourinuolijuclioi h
lo mill account. Any Aim ull puraoim
objecting to nkl in count nro luTuby no-
llflou to nppour at tin I' I tltuo ninl plnco
Uatoil nt DliniB, Ori'Kon, Hupt. !1, lixiu.
Kiiw. .1 I'ATUIW,
Kxi'tutor of tho i:tutv of IVtur Anitrlou
Docoatod.
CeSIJ
MVk.
PLOW
Hai aii if
on hand
Vour uni i
Smith M . i, -
tut I
Special Attention Given
to Conducting Funerals
NEW AND ACCURATE HAY SCALE
IN CONNECTION Willi BARN.
prot' He will preach again will bo arranged.
RAMS FOR SALE
DELAINE. MERINO, RAMBOULLETS
From Butterfie'd Live Stock Co. Ranch
May be inspected at Homer
Mace pasture at Burns about
Oct. 15. For information ad
dress D. N. Baker, at Burns. :
It Is
money
DflBSgl!.-0n8M l?& nnd bcot a-Wlt-ons to Iho famous
if u, n? of R,d-nS Plows. Is HEht in wolBht, slmnlu
oml durable In conBtrucHon-full of cenuino merit an Urns
b wwij its mettle nnd utility in every test it has been nut to!
It hns amply demonstrated by Its fjood work Its rlclit to bo
....v... ,a auivuy up.io-mue, Hicii-clnss farm tool.
vu.ium io ami mo most critical farmer and be
mnkor nnd n labor-saver for hlra.
"I It's a Deere-It's Right"
and does Its work perfect ease to tho operator and team.
It ia manufactured nnd sold ns a touguoloss plow n tontruo
not boinc necessary to best results, but ona Is supplied nt
s Unlit cost to those who perfor It that woy. The StftfJ is tho
simplest rldlnc plow built.-nnyono who can hook up n team
and drlvo 'em straight can operato It successfully. It pos
sesses many superior features not found on other plows,
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