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About East Oregon herald. (Burns, Grant County, Or.) 1887-1896 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 23, 1895)
I • I —J. F. Boyle, photographer, is —The little Gem Saloon, is a I still here. A rare opportunity; < .0 - ' “gem” in e^ery particular Bob At Jorgensons is the best lot of Reed proprietor, Bob says, “come is presented to all who have not WEDNESDAY JANUARY 23 ltt'ft Holiday Goods for the price that and see me”. already supplied themselves with ever was put up for sale in Burns. —A petition is being prepan d at . samples of his excellent work. Re- Go and see. HAS THE LARGEST CIRCULATION OF | member his prices, $3.00 per doz. Eugene, to the legislature asking ANY NEWSPAPER IN THIS COUNTY. —Mrs. Mary Matthes, milliner, that body of lawmakers to pass an for cabinets. He guarantees has just received a stock of desira act preventing Indians Lunt ting ofl 'Please even themost fastidious. ble millinery and holiday goods. their respective reservations. We Religions Services. —The World Almanac and en Give her a call and examine her sincerely hope the legislature cyclopedia for 1895, is the best goods, sheis satisfied she can please Burns 1st. and 3rd. Sundays of will pay attention to this matter, reference book printed, it contains her customers both in quality of the month 11 a. m. and 7 p. m. for the game is being rapidly ex- over 500 pages and treats of 1,400 wares and prices. Narrows 2nd. Sunday, 11 a. m. and , terminate«! by the red skins and un- topics. Remember any one paying John Day hour at C. H. Voegtly’s 7 p. tn. Silver Creek 4th Sunday ] necessarily,for the ii dians slav hun- i the subscription price for the H er for sale at $5 50 a barrel, cash 11 a. m. and 7 p. m Harney 5th dreds of deer just for their hides. j ALD and 10 cents extra will get this MOST PERFECT MADE. ; This offer holds good for the next Sunday II a. m. and 7 p. m and —The sale of the Oregon Pacific valuable encyclc pedia and the I A pure Crape Cream of Tartar Powder.• Free Thursdays at 7 p m. before the 1st. to Benner Hammond of Missoula H erald tor one year. Send or] from Ammonia, Alum or any other adulterant thirty days. C. H. VoEOTLY, I 40 YEARS THE STANDARD. and 3rd Sundays, Poison Creek Mont, for $100.000 was confirmed I bring in your subscription. Agent. Thursday at 7 p. m. after 1st. and at Corvallas on the afternoon of the1 County Court Proceedings. 3rd. Sundays 19th inst. by Judge Fullerton, i R ev . G ibson , t Objections offered by certificate i Judge Rutherford and com For Chop Feed. Grain and Flour Pastor. holders and creditors were oyer- ¡ missioners Sitz and Marks present. A Legislative Session go to the North Meat Market. ruled Notices of appeal were served i H. C. Turner was appointed provokes more newspaper comment L oyd C ui . p , in the ease, but not perfected. The 1 slock Inspector, than almost any other subject of Proprietor, Local News. appellants are Walter Nash. Wm. The last two Petition for a road beginning at public interest. —J. F. Mahon and E. H. King M Hoag and others. 'l'he road is Ford thence to Diamond Vai- Oregon law making bodies afforded —Get one of I, S. Geer & Co’s, were in town last Monday now in possession of Bonner and j |ev connecting with the Harney ! much material for interesting dis- premium purchase tickets. This —There were 135 bills introduced Hammond with Chas. Clark, as' road at the ranch of D. Horton, cussion, and the next general as- firm agrees to give the holder of superintendent. in the legislature on the 17th petition granted and ihe following sembly will be no exception to the ■such tickets a tine life size Crayon '* ‘ ’1 absolutely free of any —We received a letter this week i named persons appointed viewers; rule. Whatever occurs the public] ; Portrait —John Sweitzer is doing most Johnson knows that the Daily and Weekly i charge, by purchasing $20 worth re- ‘ Harvey Elliott, Chas. S. excellent work in his line at prices from Jack Gregg, who is now to | Capital Journal of Salem will give ] of goods for cash at their store. It ¡siding in Canada. He says the I and Simon Lewis. Viewers very reasonable. of this ! meet at Haines’ store on February correct reports of its work as well is not necessary that the whole —Register Jones went to V,^, ; thermometer 0,1 Vhe 2nd c. as intelligent discussion of the amount should be purchased at one ... iiit be I month dropped down to 32 degrees ' 4th. this week, He will probably . . 11.......................... to know what time, but anv amount from 5 cents below zero at the place he is living, ( Appointment of road supervisors;) I same. If you . want . absent a week or ten days. but to take winter through up to District No. 1, W B. Johnson; No. is done, how it is done, and why, to $20 as explained upon the tick —There will be a Masquerade this time it has not been severe.'2, XV S. Waters; No. 3, Peter vou should rend the Capital Journal ets. Ball at the Armory Hall F> t>. 14th Slock on tl.e range is don g well., Clemens; No. 4, Chas. 1’laser; No. It is the first One Cent Daily pub lished on the Pacific coast, and is 1895 Not.ee ad. next v\«< k. 11« likes die country J where he is I 5, A. Wintermier; No. 6, T. B- conducted in the interest of the —While the Shilocks ami gold vi rv well, there is plenty of timber,1 James; No. /, Joe XV Buchanan; Administrator’s Notice. standards bold their grip on this | wnt*r anil grass. He writes, the , No. 8, Joe Sturdevant; No. 9, S. F. people. The Daily will be sent you. Jenkins; No. 10, Jas. Wright; No a year for $3.00, four months for government’s throat there can be, s'reams are aliye with fine trout. In ihe matter of the Estate of T. 11, A. Venator; No. 12, M M. V $1 00 per year. Like the Daily it II. Glaze, deceased. no prosperity. — Mrs. M. D. Smyth who died is payable cash in advance, and no Notice is hereby given that the Smith; No. 13, A. W. Hulbert. —We see notices posted, for a I at her home in Diamond Valley, undersigned has been aupointed by viewers on the paper will be sent after your time | The report of the special meeting of our school dis 'on Tuesday the 15th inst., was an the county court, of Harney county Positively “no-pay no I Saddle Butte and Narrows road, | expires. Oregon, Sitting in probate, admin- trict, next Friday at 2 o’clock in 1 old pioneer having been a resident | continued . | paper.” The Journal is a moderi ¡strator of the estate of T. 11. Glaze, the afternoon, to levy a tax suf ¡of this isolated portion of Eastern Report of the following road ' newspaper run on modern methods I eeeased ficient to pay the interest on our , Oregon for we suppose 20 or more «mptrvisors continued: Robert It is conducted in the interest of All persons indebted to said Estate school uonds and other district in years. The family were residing i Drinkwater, No. 6; S. D. Webdell, the people editorially as well as in ire requested to settle the same in Happy X’alley in 1878 when the' debtedness . a business sense. Its editor being mmediately, and those having No. 8, and S. Lampshire, No 3. Piutes and Bannocks were here on I County printing awarded to the j a member of the lower bouse, his claims against theestate will present —We notice two bills introduced hem to me, at my residence in the war path, her husband and eld- editorial work will be doubly inter Burns, Oregon, with the proper by our senator A W . Gowan, one E. 0. H erald relating to location and relocation le-t son were murdered, at that time TlieNtate’Tax Levy. esting this winter. Order it a'. vouches attached,within six months ! by the Indians Some of the from the first publication of this of county seats, the second for a The state board composed of the1 once, Ii dians are here now who took part ¡governor, secietary and treasurer! notice. H ofer B ros ., Editors, more efficient organization of the j in that outbreak, and one old Salem, Ore Dated December 5th 1894, I have agreed upon the following state militia. H. K elley , “Tabby” who claims he was present ! levy for 1895. * ; Ad ministator of the Estate of T. II. —J B. Huntington got the po at the murder of Mr. Smyth and | Glaze, deceased. 1 The state expense, deficiencies] sition of reading clerk in tile i his sori. —John Sweitzer,carpenter,under | for 1894, is $624,624 this includes senate the present term, Joe (jive that fellow who claims to be cur rent expenses of state militia taker and cabinet-maker. His work current Simon is speaker of the Senate and a business man, and is too miserly | $30,000 and $30,000 for the support shop is the old restaurant building NOTICE—TIMBER CULTURE. C B . Moores is speaker of the or too poor to advertise his busi of t)ie stafe university. The esti- Mr.Sweitzer guarantees his work at U. S. I,and <)tlice, house. prices to suit the bard times. Cof Lakeview, Oregon, Det. 15, 1894. ness, a wide berth, tor be will sure 1 n,atH dificiencies of funds of 1894 —We hope our legislative assem ly skin you if he gets a chance. amt unting to $61,000. The board fins made to orde”. Will take pro Notice is hereby given that Jesse bly will not forget the necessity of His greed for gain or his poverty jia8 8e( apart to meet the expenses’ duce partly for work and balance in T. Kidd has filed notice of intention making provision for each county won’t allow’ him to do otherwise — a balance of $217,842 saved out of cash. to make final proof before P. L. Shideler. Co. clerk, Harney County toliaye its own prosecuting attorney Items ¡funds heretofore levied for the ex Or., at his office in Burns, or, Sat at a salary,whose duty out side of his penses of 1893 and 1894, and the Digest of Land Decisions. urday the 9th day of Feb. 1895, on regular work, will be to assist the miscellaneous receipts of 1895, timber culture application No. 612, 1 county officers when bis legal ad for the NE] SW{ SE| NW| & lots ce -. lbra : Furnished by XV. D. Harlan Land amounting to $25,485, making a vice is wanted, and each county its 3 and 4 Sec 5, Tp 30 S R 33 E. surplus of $243,326. Attorney, Washington, D. C. . ■ ■ < .. * He names as witnesses: C. Cum own representative. *•-«• *W This leaves a balance of $451,198 « - An entry though improperly mins, William Phelps, and R. H. —On the 17th the Oregon house allowed, should not be cancled 1 to *’e ra’pe<* an^ takes a three mills W3AWF)OUtiH£, * • ; & Brown, o Diamond Ore. H. M. importers of and Whok-salc Dealers in a;» ’ voted against the frea coinage of without notice to the entry man, am. (] tax as estimated by the state board Horton, of Burns. Ore. MUSICAL MERCHArOJGf. W. A. W ilshire , silver. Burleigh a populist mem due opportunity to show cause why of equalization. 811.813,815,81 « I-i.Lt1*.ùL- »*• Register. This lew is lower than for many her from Wallowa, introduced a such action should not be taken. years, and the surplus is the, concurrent resolution instructing Work done outside the boundar Oregon’s senators and representa ies of a claim* for the purpose of largest. Harney county’s state tax is $4, lives in congress to use all honest facilitating the extraction of - 689,82. Crook is $4.697.33 Grant is | endeavors to secure the passage of mineral therefrom, is as available $4 003.96, is $2.847.55. a law providing for the free and for holding the claim as though f The largest Malheur is Multnomah $161,370 unlimited coinage of silver at a ratio done within the bounderies of the , 98, the next is Marion $29,256 20. I ofMG to 1. A motion carried that claim itself.______ ]Our readers will note the fact i that the amount the out going' it should be laid on the table 35 The rule of approximation will I an administration iijjiiir u ¡ii ivu has tmn saved tnvru out uub <J1 ofthe urj affirmative votes and 23 negative. be applied t > a homestead entrv legislature's appropriations, [$471, Poor Mr Smith from Josephine, that embraces fractional subdiyi- ] 000] is larger than the entire sum BURNS, OREGON. with the moss still growing around | sion in two Sections j to be raised by taxation [$451,198. his “navel’’ with cobwebs in his LEE LUCAS, P roprietor 15] hair and his whiskers matted ■.’CNN K. STRATTON J3KK P. ST.. This large and comfortable hotel is well furnished and the proprie .lATrn together for want of curry- tor uses every eff< rt possible to make his guests feel at home ing, facitiously moved to have the The table is at all times supplied with everything the market af- BANJOS, word copper substituted for silver. | fords. f- 1*9of iwi W D !«*? « ir*, »il k!r.<!r c f Wh •>««!< rMa'.en <>i ail Und* jf We guess he Ret up the night before Give Mr. Lucas a call and we feel assured you will continue to be HAL LT’Sn '3. , MUSICAL MERCHANDISE, 1rs. ¡ Banp* AciorJ.c ... ViAlixs. Gaitir*. Banjo«, Accord? 0fi9. Harmurü« his guest when in town. with his I rother Dolph. -V■ra ?.. <-c.,a.i »»edi < tc z.t«, The Herald, STOP! CREAM POWER THE m caí, ell l.indocf String*. etc* URNS