East Oregon herald. (Burns, Grant County, Or.) 1887-1896, February 07, 1889, Image 2

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    THE
HERALD.
swamp lands will hereafter be ex­
amined and reported upon without
further expense to the State.”
». L. GL.llH, - - - Bdltor.
Acres swamp land patented to the
THLRriDAY. FEBKtAEY 7. lfcD.
State, 34,087.14. Certified and not
patented. 97,946.66 acres. Estima­
j 7<> k division or oxant cocxty ho ah ted and not certified (approximate)
* tu f.rm
1-50.000 acres. Unexamined (esti­
HARNEY COUNTY.
mate) 50,000 acres.
poH TEMPORARY COfSTV-E.kT
BERNS ADVERTISEMENTS.
facts abovt SEEDS.
BURNS ADVERTISEM ENTS.
Many Seedsmen assert that the
J. WAT. UUPáOX
W. A, WItelllP-E.
Burna, Or.
stocks they offer arc simply infalli­
Lakeview. Or.
ROUE.
ble—this is mischievou«. It is true
WILSHIRE & HUDSON.
nearly all of the popular seeds of
Attorneys-at-Law
the dav are excellent under favor­
LAKEVIEW AND Bl’RNH. OR.
able conditions. It is equally true,
This firm prartkes in the courts of the State,
and before the U. >- land <>»*'«• •<«»>
however, that with but few excep­
nfflee or other Luainess entrusted to them will
tions, the best of them are often
receive prompt attention.
gw-L \ND CASEF SOLICITKD.
used in localities to which they are
BURNS.
Cost» in laic Harney Country.
in no degree adapted.
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attorney
The Experimental Stations are
It is desired to call the attention
DRY GOODS. CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS,
GEO.
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SIZEMORE
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COtXTT DIVISION.
of the Legislature now in session to now doing much to determine the
BOOTS. SHOES. GROCERIES. HARDWARE,
Criminal law * specialty.
Sot thern G rant -tabling before the very heavy tax imposed on ev­ habits and characteristics of com­
STOVES. TINWARE. ( ROCKERY, GLASSWARE
the jolly, well-to-do member« of the ery citizen of the proposed Harney mercial seeds and plants. A prom­
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PAINTS. OILS GLASS PUTTY, THE CELEBRA^ PROOF
I>egislature reminds us of the little county, in all matters where he may inent institution of this kind is the
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“Station” under supervision of the
story told of a needy Irishman that have mileage to pay.
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OTHER ARTICLES t,8H
The sheriff of Grant county has Sterling Syrup Works at Sterling.
silently placed himself before a rich
t? p
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l’MJ’ROU> TOMENTION.
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notice
man, upon whom his emaciated fea­ a deputy residing at Burns. All Kansas. So extended, systematic
PHY-Urr \\ A- SURGEOV
support
1
be tr
papers
for
service
in
Harney
are
and
faithful
are
the
tests
made
at
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Oregon
FOR
Ci?
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tures. tattered clothing and hungry
e a* 'V. F. ■ ra e a Frti • *:• re.
zLukei
eyes made no impression until when sent him by mail from Canyon these grounds that rep rts of all the
457, Of N
more important work will lie pub­
Practra.1 Surveyor
carelessly asked "What do you City.
1H, Tn 30
The
mileage
to
Burns
and
return.
lished
from
time
to
time
by
the
want. Pat*” he replied, ‘‘Isn’t the
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T A M< KTNNON.
o v an • h ” k:nds « f anrve' in /
• o • sh« r
lpoks <>’ me tcllin what's wantin 1.50 mile«, at 13| cents per mile, National Government.
n
e ard reaa.T.ab’.e ’erma
e" 'er
AM,
amounting to 420. is charged in ev­
Referring to the seed tests of the
sh> to he ’• ated. - an have p’a’i fur: she
wid a thousand tongues’”
LAi.i
.A A l OERTISEMENTS.
• re ’ f <*haree.
ery case, anil turned in to the sher­ past season the "Station" writes the
Lewiston Seed Company. Lewiston,
T he Legislature ordered 1000 iff s office in Canyon City.
iilr TOWN Oi LAKEVIEW
'•“’die srd Farress Sho^.
In addition, the deputy at Burns Idaho: ‘You kindly sent us trial
copies of Gov. Pennoyer'» message
’. C. WELCOME - PitopRiETOR.
Lake Co.. Oregon.
charges mileage from Burns at the pickages of Vegetable Seeds last
printed.
BVRNS. OREGON
AS iT IS VOICE; I Y ITS LOCAL NEWSPAPER
THE IIEij
isamc ijM’e per mile f >r hu qwn pee. spring. We planted them with
^W-A-T-C-H-M-A-K-E-R -
This is paid by the residents of seeds received from Eastern grow­
BCdlXESr* HEN a rv>aG see- ihat LAKEVIEW, l ake Co., Or., contains: 1 newspaper,},
I n the Oregon Senate, the follow­
uf
-AXD-
-rucer - a& ora: 1 brewery; 1 undertaker: - laundries; 2 furniture
store; 1 shoe
rnnure Ture.
ing were appointed on the joint com­ the proposed Harney county, who ers and were pleased with the
r.arket: 3 la* ■ ers 3 phyeiciana 1 aurveyt r: 1 land agent; 1 deut
•*— '»t. 1 drurrvrv. iKr,
Je
.veler.
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idaeksnti’ha; .harness ahof-s: 1 livery arable; 1 bakery; 3 general merchandise rotuT --------
In growing
mittee to ascertain why the recent furnish about three-fourths of the ■West-Test” seeds.
• •’ste agetit; 1 saw-mi!]. Also, - ^¿asonie lodges; 1
B
vrns . O r house. 1 milliner shop: 1 *
CHAS.
SAMPSON
litigation
of
Canyon
City.
plants
two
things
sei
m
to
be
entire
­
cliange was made ina school text
plar l«>dge; 3 Odd Fell 6 iodses; 1 I nited Working Men’s lodgt.
ly proven. The first is that special­
books: Messrs. Tongue.’ Steele and
Judge W. A. Wilshire, of Lake­ ists who grow seeds only, who im­
Cauthorn.
THOS. GIANINI - - Proprietor.
view, arrived in the valley on a bu­ prove the plants by selecting and
BURNS. OREGON.
T he following are among the bills sinesstrip.—Ashland Valley Record by hybridizing and by importing
Tab>a Kept well supplied with the beat in
•be
rnarke*
-service prompt and efficient,
M. D. HOPKINS, P roprietor .
introduced in the Oregon Legisla­
Time--Mountaineer, 26th: Small­ new kinds, who make a careful
Meala furniahe-i at all hour«.
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ture:
pox is raging at Walla Walla, and study of th» plants, produce very
BLACKSMITH.
To change the laws as to legal we understand no public assemblies much better seeds than those who
EVERYTHING NEW AND FIRST-CLASS.
fences.
are allowed to be held. The Dalles grow the plants and save the seeds
D. GRAY - - - Burns. Or.
E.
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Making any person who refuses has enjoyed absolute immunity for their own use. Expert seeds­
-GENERAL
REPAIRING
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to leave the premises of another from this scourge, and with proper men in th» last few years have im­
Thi« Hotel if new IIuu»e. Rooms, and Furniture, and offers courteous service
A5D
when ordered, guilty of a misde­ sanitary measures there need be no proved plants more than inexpert
meanor.
fear of any disease becoming epi­ plant growers had previously done
Requiring importers of sheep to demic.
in a hundred years. The second
IN < ON NE< TION WITH THE HOUSE.
obtain from the stock inspector a
Promptly executed. The building Las teen en
point is that many plants when re­
la'?ed and improved and is orvpared to turn
Po tlar.d Welcome: T.ie talk of
certificate setting forth that the a -
. ' ail kinds of bla ¿smithing on short notice
moved to new conditions of soil and
a d in the Lest style. Terms (’ash.
1-ly
killing
out
the
Chinese
pheasant
T LANI
imals are free from disease.
climate require to be acclimated
To provide for the building of .. or seholmeringuv) is ill-timed if and it takes some seasons to do
7si
Rei Front Liverv & Feed
LAKEVIEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
wagon road from Paisley to the not senseh ss. They have not grown this. Seeds grown on the Gulf
southern boundary of the State, | so plentiful as to become a nuisance, coast where rainfall is excessive
Stahle
their beauty is a matter of pride to
near the Klamath river.
and where growing seasons are long CH \S. A. COGSWELL.
P roprietor
W. C. BYRD
To establish a reform school for our State, and they surely kill and warm, and seeds grown in the Lakeview
enough
worms
and
destructive
in-
juvenile offenders, located at Salem,
humid air of the seaboard States,
COGSWELL «t COGSWELL.
A CASH BUSINESS AT BED-
and making an appropriation there­ s cts to offset any harm they may where there are frequent rains and
LAKEVIEW AND I.INKVII.LE. Or.
l uo.
ROCK PRICES.
for.
fogs and mists anil dews, do not at
I
e our motto. Good Buntr Teame. and Nice
Oregon
Register:
McMinnville
has
To promote drainage for agricul­
—MANUFACTURER OF TINWARE.
first succeed well when suddenly
Saddle Horses Furnished ar Ressot a* 1a< harces
and Parti' n ar .Vention pai«l to the Boarding
: quarantined against Amity on ac­ transplanted to the dry air of the
tural and sanitary purposes.
aider • hi. .¡itvf Trar.aieu: Stock. Hay A Grain
Farmers need not incur the expense and delay of sending ofkT"Ul
on band.
To prevent letting on elections. count of small-pox.
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interior of this great continent.
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Agricultural Implements, as this House keeps'a full stock it Ft
To regulate the practice of medi­
Prices. Citizens will find here as complete a line of Hardware
“The man who buys seed from
Roseburg Plaindealer, 25th: Hen
FRENCH
Attorney, Notary Ptitlic 2,
Crockery as in any other establishment in this section of c
cine and the fees therefor.
L D. Montgomery came up from reliable and skilled seedsmen, who
OP-TINWAREOr ALLDESCR1FT1OXS MAliE TO ORVER. CALL AND SEE«
To build a wagon road from Pen- Salem " n Thursday morning s train. grow the seeds under conditions of
Collector.
jlleton to Canyon City.
Representative Thompson!Dem.) soil and climate w hich are not es­ V C. BRODEP.SEN,.. . Lakeview Mrs. Louis Racine, - - Proprietress.
To prevent pasturing of sheep on
says he does not think California sentially different from his condi­ Any br.ainesa e.irfuf 1 tome, w!H receive
A linlred nuniJ»croF
cab secure the
lands of others.
tions of soil and climate, will pro­ m. a? rareiul and prompt attention. Land niai ih >’- < outfort.it v b i’.g; z n oni* in the t -u n
Making legal rate of interest S will lie represented in the Cabinet. duce better plants and receive great lera an«J Colle» tioti h spe iaity. Correapond- a thi h- nip Tar»’e ■r' -’.ietiwi h al: sin<N
eace solicited in Ecglifh and German.
•*f ea able« the market afford«.
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The French ministry at Paris, | er reward for his trouble, than one
per cent and allowing special agree­
L akeview , Out«
II. R. SCHLÄGEL
since the election of Boulanger, is each year beginning anew to ac­
ments.
Contractor
&
Builder.
Attorney-at-Law
Changing name of Bully creek, have tendered their resignations climate seeds which have been
Prepared to do aV Xi:.< e .»f W. rk ;n the-, a kan:i h Hue.
IL*rae Shoeing at Rt.M) pea
M. A. KELTON.
which have been declared by Presi­ grown under very different condi­
Malheur county, to Alder creek.
A. C. WORTHINGTON,
Laki view. Or.
To amend the school laws, requir­ dent Carnot.
rum-. Orceon.
tions. With these p ints in view
:
ta in the c. <• s f ;he e r :e. and before
ing at least five months’ school in
Queen Victoria invited Minister we regard the ‘West-Test’ seeds, Je ?ra< ‘. th
S. Jj»nd ufllte.
1-1.
Estimates M'.c’e
B r G G I E S. W A GONS, ET C.,->
any district.
Phelps and lady to dine with her grown in the interior of the conti­
■=And Flans
Amending the law relating to the last Monday and to remain at the nent bv experienced sced-grow 1
ITlt NSI ’tTNES-. A>. Or GOOD QUALITY.
Th ae baritur wi.rk In t»
i e i fill
adoption of text books, requiring castle over night. Mrs. Phelps h:.s as much the more useful seeds f i
hvi-a »» «’e'.
.emessa’
vi
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IRA NTED.
f’tr- sh
e. fpr?
the vote cf county superintendents given her last reception in England. those living in the dry climate of
Dairtinr. at'
a i-.h V.^rk4 in connection with t
to be submitted to and approved by
the
Western
States.
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A
REVIEW
The capital of Arizona has been
the legislature.
S terling SvRfP WoaKr.’’
HAY a
To incorporate the town of Vale, removed by the Legislature from
The
Minneap
dis
Housekeeper
e ite
Prescott
to
Phenix.
Much
excite
­
'FS’JRV’"
Malheur county.
1-Î
well-known
as
a
leading
ladies'
pa
­
ment
prevails.
Fixing a penalty for drunken­
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per, being justly the housekeeper's Wach maker & Jeweler
ness.
2<> Books Almmt Given Away.
favorite, has just been received, and
J. W. BONE’ RAKE.
Can take advantage of the follow-' its pages are filled with choice,
T he vote re-electing Dolph U. S.
Lakevi«w, rea. n.
readable matter. Among its many Good W»>rk—Fri- e»
Senator.is recorded thus: Senate— ing good thing:
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Dolph, 21; Pennoyer, 9. House—
T he H erald and 20 complete interesting articles are “Cooking
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r ■ Wedneadaysai < M
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Ibolph, 46; Pennoyer. 9; scattering. stories by the best authors for 42.70. Lessons for Young Housekeeper’s,”
CANYON CITY ADVERTISEMENT
ur a Thu-a n fu
» a Priiici i « . a:urda.-a at t f SI
of >n.e:u.«»
.
i
pai
;
is
by
Juliet
Corson,
principal
of
the
R
4. In presenting Gov. Pennoyer as or less than the regular delinquent
paa: L ur
PEL
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a candidate. Senator Wager made a price of T he H erald alone, under New York Cooking School; and a
C. 1. sWEEK.
w h t'4t
iflvrer.’ p
and P ML
s. ries of Home Kindergarten in­
brilliant little speech, in the course certain conditions.
WashiitgtMC Terri;, r
ATTORN E Y-AT-LA W.
vther cvmpaany
of which he said, ‘‘Though march­
1st. If you are in debt to us for struction to mothers. Other de­
>
CANYON CITY. OREGON.
ing far down in the valley of defeat, last year’s subscription, you can partments are devoted to the care
the I>emocratic banner is still un­ pay 42.70, which settles your bill of infants, dress, the toilet, home
HARNEY' AD', LRTISEV LXT».
for l'NS and gives you the 20 books decorations. house furnishing, all
surrendered.”
2d. If you have already paid kinds of art and fancy work. etc. Its
V. J. MIEbEK.
I n reference to the Swamp Land your subscription in advance, then literary matter is by the best au­
VALE, 0
A TT0R N E Y-A T-L A W.
question, and the efforts made to get us a new suliecrita-r at 42 50, thor- The letters from the “Sis­ des a’ao a fine aaaortnienî of Parbedine ware—
Harney City. Oregon.
reach a conclusive settlement. Gov. cash paid, and you shall have the ters.’’ "Young Folks’ Talks. ” “Que­ ».«•meehi ng new. which for beauty of deaifn and
finish la hard to equal. A fine line {and in all
Will yrartice in a” the State Courts.
ries and Replies," form a never
Pennoyer in his annual message 20 books.
»badea , of
Leaves 5 ALE «in Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays 4 JO.
says: ‘‘During the past two years
3d. If you have already paid ceasing source of interest.
MOSAIC AVARE
Arrives at BURNS on Tuesdays. Thursdays, and Saturday»at
every effort has been made to reach your subscription for the past year 1 Th«’ Housekeeper is a large 16-
leaves BURNS on Mondays. Wednesday and Fridavxat4:
a finality in swamp land matters. and for the present, then pay 42.50! p-ige semi-monthly, and its 24 num­ Beautiful Glass Ware
Arrives at VALE on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays at
bers
cost
only
41.00
a
year
—
the
During the summer of l'x*. two in advance for 1
and you can
WATCHES AND JEWELRY JASPER DAVIS
P roprietor
price commonly charged by all the
Federal and two State agents wen1 get the 20 books.
Cloee connection at VALE with Mage for ONTARIO.
Tobacco and ( rare— Pipes, and Meerarhaunt
-DEALER IN-
in the field engaged in the examin­
4th. If you owe 43.00 on last leading papers which come but once Pipet a specia l, warranted. Oyttert. 8ar-
Groceries ani Merchandise.
ation of lands, and during the fore year’s subscription and have not a month. Premiums are given to
dinet, Crackers, afi fresh. Soars, best
brands Yeast !N>»dv?s—everybody
|urt of last summer a Federal and settled for this year’s. then come subscribers, among them the fa­
can draw a prise worth from
a State agent continued such exam­ in nt oi.ee at.d by paying 45.00 you mous “ Buckeye Cookery.” a com­
to tl Full line of Sc bool
NEAR lit KNS. OREGON.
ßLACKSMIT[]
plete
cooking
look
of
535
pages,
in
ination. In order to thus speedily will get receipts for 18S8 ar.d 1S»9
Books, and Stationery
of all descriptions.
water-proof cloth binding.
Last
close up such examinations an ex­ and get the 20 I ooks besides
SAYER * DORE
Ù ders from
VAN S. CURTÍS, P rop ’ r .
pense was incurred slightly in ex­
Good 1 t< rature is good company year Mrs J N Sackett, of Bould­ The C. unfrv nn-xptlv and eorrectly filled. 1-ly
cess of the appropriation. for v. hich i.i the le v.sch. Id. and Tux H erald er. Col, ti ok 1st prize (4300), for
All kinds cf Blacksmithing
it is hoped the legislature (when it as soon as ’he late political can. the largest onion raised from seed
and Wagon work
considers the great important« of a ,»aign lb s«d m I to work to secure given as a premium Send 2-cent
-f •
RA.OO a pan
spetdy adjustment of the matter) ftom 11 th- leading publications in -tan.p to the ‘ Housekeeper. Minne­
will make th* •:« c as >-
*•• -oj ia 'hi emi’t-> 1 «’ k <1 Wc.t. advan- apolis. Minn..” for sample copy ar d
tion. In Octol ar
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r
t tg ■ o - ■ d -
llavi ig done premium list supplement, which
order to avoid in» n.rit.» n d
...i p.t. 1 . .. . ;u... • for th. in give lots of reading and full particu­
neaa, a proposition w s i <’
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•o I, j i i-
«. fr- in what i» lars
Report h fnt
land commission r ui t>• .
t o:i< ..I o
i cm . s. p’ . • sea­
This pip r ..i.d the ib-troit Free
Scnp L&d 1 Tar.TS-’^, 4a
the Interior l»ep.irtmerit. charging son will soon close.
Bless 1 year for 43.
—
the stipulation existing I etwecn 'h*
It is mt eviry country p..per that
Lc. k over this piper There are
a«4 all kiarta o! mrlan tamNw tkora««My Kiwnfor baliaix »».- mu
State and Federal government, sa is favored by leading pul hshing valua: le literary inducements of­
KEDCCED PRICE
that the remaining small lists of houses as T he H erald has been, fer« d t. -ul »• ribers Some of them
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land to lie examined, the re|>orts of and it is so far.nil bt-cauae it is re- ought to suit you.
the Federal agent would l>e take » cognind as a vigorous worker for
—Yearly advertisers ot stock
as conclusive. This proposition was its local interests, political, religious brands in T h »: H erald get inser­
tions of stolen and strays free -
acvpted. and the small balance of and moral.
N
B. A G-»»i road all the way.
TV. Brown's
,
The Leading Merchant of Grant Co
Absolutely Pure.
Pestaurant.
THE HOPKINS HOUSE
JOB WORK.
HARDWARE. CROCKERY
Attorneys-at-Law.
General Blacksmith &, Wagon IW
O. P. Cresap,
CASH STORE.
5 ho P
Ferry’s Seeds