anvone if they look at the matter gates to rep-essnt the various pre-
*•11? uur
’ 1
. . . t
AAiiniv nnnvflntmn
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—Everybody is going to the which speaks well for the sex in a...,
Hanev because it indicates an in- in the ProPer ll8ht’ think’ lo.r a “°" cincts at the county convention.
masquerade ball the 14th inst.
Ou motion of D. A. Cawlfield the
it aney, oecai se it indicates an in ; raent
^e t town
own authorities
ment, ^»t
that t the
authorities
following
proportionment was adopt
— W. Y. King has bought J. 3. terest and a desire to learn the po-| decla’re an individual house or fam-
ed:
one
delegate
at large, one dele
si.. quaratined,
...... r<. tin..H just
inat to work a hard-
F ebruary 1Î IM
Kenyon’s interest in the blacksmith litical standing of our county on its jj..
gate
for
each
ten
votes cast at the
presence wa
of waw
the - SL1»|J
»hip va
or for the fun ot it? _ Aid:
shop.
trUt? DflS18. The
Afc
last
election
for
member
of congress
..
..
1
__
.„„„nil
ia
ornverned
as
to
govcrne
jis^to
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The dance supper will be given ladies does not signify that they i aga>n<councils
and
®ne
for
a
fractiou
of
five.
whom and what should be quaran
n | the LARGEST CIRCULATION OF
were
populists
by
any
means
but
.
’
by
adyjcA
of
a
phy8
i
c
ian.
at
the
Hotel
Burns,
on
the
14th.
Curry
precinct
4
delegates,
Burns
tined, by the advice of a physician, I
^ newspaper in thiscounty .
shows a disposition on their part Now -g
any money in the doctor’s 7, Island 2, Harney 5, Silyies *lr
—Messrs Rutherford, Grace and
Crane Creek 2, Saddle Butte 2,
pocket
to advise —
a quarantine?
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I put
nev
VVF
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Jasper Davis were selected as state to acquire political knowledge.
„Persons quarantined often, or tn j Poison Creek 2, Pine Creek 2,
delegates by the populists last Sat-
—John E. Davis an t____
DfnlWraiie Announcements. 1 urday.
¡almost every case, feel themselves Drewsey 4, Lake 3, Happy Vally 2,
__ :____ 1 because rtf
Jail steel cages who was here some aggrieved,
of 11»«
the inti>rfor
interfer Diamond 2, Catlow 1, Wild Horse
— None but maskers will be al time since, but arrived a day late ence with their liberties. This we 2, Alvord 2, and Pueblo 1.
It appearing] to the committee
poR
lowed to dance until after 12 o’clock the county court had the day pre- observe is natural, but is it proper?
that
no member of the committee
2
*
*
.
they
always
have
vious accepted a bid from another, And further.
I hereby announce mysMf a can- on the 14th.
being
in Pueblo precinct, also a va
e . . .
, . i a some old woman, besides others, to
,. I for'the office of Sheriff, eub
<he kjnd ef gymndthy that cancy in Happy Valley precinct,
—Mr- Johnson, road overseer on agent, writes a friend here that he
■otto the action of the Democratic Silver creek, was in town Saturday.
will put these steel cages in our aggravate8 the case, until finally ordered the chairman to appoint
I
Jail
for $2500. Mind you, every- the quarantined think themselves members for said precincts. O. B.
C g T0R0E SHELLEY.
—Mr. and Mrs. Jap McKinnon’s
thing
added, that is, he will bring The most abused citizens in this Dingle was appointed for Happy
baby was very sick Saturday night
them
to the town of Burns and put, fond °f freedom, ^hen again they Valley and Del Deffenbaugh for
and Sunday, but we are glad to say
JOB COUNTY CLERK.
it is now improving.
,
......
* are persuaded to to belleye it is not Pueblo precinct.
them up in order, for the amount,
\ilment prQnOiWced.
It’s a
There being no further business
—If you fail to attend the mask named. The contract taken by the oad eoJd etc , and that other folks and on motion the meeting ad
I hereby announce myeeir a can
W,l, for the office of County ball the 14th, you will miss “the
H. E. T hompson ,
county court agrees to pay $2700 jn the place are having the same journed.
Clerk subject to the action of the
Chairman,
for the cages, in place, and futher ■ and their liberty is not interfered C has . Z eigler ,
event” of j our life.
Sec.
to pay the freight on them from i with. Certainly^ that s all right,
—Joe Gill got back from moving
you will always find that argument
Dissolution Notice.
Mr. Britten and family to Canyon the railroad. The bid made by used, anG it is enough to cause the
COUNTY CLERK.
last Friday. He went to Baker Davis is certainly quite a saving qUarantined to have snakes in their
The co-partnership heretofore ex
before returning.
and it wou’d be well for the court boots. But all this does not alter isting in the blacksmith and repair
I herebv announce myself a can
—New no »is f t the Johnson store to reconsider the contract if possi-the facts in the case, and the facts ing business in Burns Ore., under
didate for the- «tflice of County
I<are the council is not to blame for the firm name of McKinnon &
Clerk, subject to the action of the now under control of Henry Canaday. * *'
following the advice of the doctor Kenyon is this day dissolved by
1.1 ust as chraf) as ever <>r cheaper Calf
Democratic County Convention.
—
The
announcement
of
S
W.
,
and the doctor should have the mutual consent, all debts and ac
S W. MILLER. • and examine goods mid get prices, and
Miller
for
the
office
of
County
Clerk
Thanks
and grat’tude of any town counts owing to said firm must he
if suited buy.
or community for stopping the immediately settled by cash or
—Jorgensen has the finest and Appears in this issue. Mr. Miller spread of any disease. A great
notes or be put in the hand of a
best lot of goods that ever came to is so well known that it makes the deal could be said on this subject collector for settlement with cost
I hereby announce mvse f a can- ( o
j
z-
n*
Burns; go and see for yourself, effort, much easier, on our part, to but this is enough to ease our con for settlement added. A. J. McKin
the mute
office m
of Assessor, TT . ’, 8
..
.
didate for
¡or me
non is authorized to settle and re
subject to the action of the Dem<- He is also taking Cabinet Photos. present him, properly, before the ( science.
public.
He
has
been
elected
twice
ceipt
for all monies paid.
at
$3
per
dozen.
Do
not
forget
to
critic County Convention.
to
the
office
of
assessor,which
office
I
Dated
this 8th. day of Feb 1896.
Democratic Committee.
JOHN 0. CAWLFIELD;
go and see what he has on hand.
A. J. M c K innon ,
he can have again for the asking.
—The Mary Dawphit ranch lo
J. S. K enyon .
This is a recommendation that car
Pursuant to a call, the democrat
. cated at the sink of Prater creek is
Religions Services.
ries with it great weight and proves i ic county committee of Harney plNAL FROOi.
Burns 1st. and 3rd. Sundays of for sale, Price $500. This is a iconelus velv the confidence of the , county- Oregon, met at Burns Feb.
LAND OFFCE
AT
BURNS, OREGON,
the month 11 a. m. and 8 p. nr. j good ranch and worth a great deal public, in his ability and impartial 8th, 1896, Chairman, H. E Thomp
January 27, 1896.
Silver Creek 4th. Sunday 11 a. m. ( more than the price asked for it. discharge of his duties in an office son, presiding. The following are Notice 1» hereby aiven that the followlng-
nameil settler has filed notice of hi» intention
the —_ proceedings:
proof its
in 13 support
of mo
hi» vim
claim,
and
"
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•
1' i to make
“ »» final
»»«•» p»
va |r pv IV vna
11» , UllU
and 5 p. m The 2nd Sunday will Call at this office or on John Mar-
of public trust. The democratic
The roll called to ascertain the I that Haid proof will be made before Register A
be reserved for general work in tin for further information.
,nnn. nr0ni.^0 nrucnnf tU roJ aecel’2r
Land.Office at Burn» Ore, <rtt
precincts present, the re Match 7, 189«, via:
party of this county will not make various
W illiam T. W hitworth .
•
I
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_
_
.
_
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other fields.
No. 85 for the
NWJ4 WU NEJ4 Sec 14,
—M H. Brenton and Joe Gill a mistake by declaring Mr. Miller sult being: Island, Burns. Pine Tp Hd.
24, S R 30 E.
R ev . G ibson ,
He
names
the
following
witness«-» .to prove
.JI‘r?v5’’
are now the owners of the White its limine; for the office to wl.ich I fre,ek- „DrewM-L'
hi» continuous residence upon and cultivation
k
I
Jjake,
Curry,
Saddle
Butte,
Dia-
Pastor.
of said laud viz: Byron Terrel-, John Witzell,
Front Livery Stable, Mr. Gill hav-1 he aspires,
Nellis Parker and B. R. Witsell, ail of Burna,
moi d and Poison Creek.
Oregon.
ing purchased the half interest
The
following
resolutions
were
THOMAS JONES. Register
—In this issue appears the an-1
owned bv W. E. Graee. They are
introduced
:
nouncements of the tw* democratic i
Local News.
moving from the Red Front barn candidates, one for the office of| Reiolved that democratic county piNAL PROOF
—Chairs of all paterns and de today, to their own. Both Messrs. County Clerk, the other for Asses convention of Harney county be LAND OFFICE AT BURNS, OREGON.
held at Burns, April 1st, 1896,
Feb. 8, 1896.
scriptions at the hardware store of Brenton <fc Gill are good stablemen sor. For clerk, Chas. Kenyon, who adopted.
Notice ia hereby given that the following
Chas. Voegtly.
13-11
and have the confidence of the pub now holds that responsible position,
Resolved that the democratic named settler ha» filed notice of hi» intention
make final pn>of in support of hi» claim.and
I lie.
primaries
be held in the various to
that »aid proof will be made before Register
but not by election, having been
—Kid Trish was in town one day
»nd
Receiver U 8. Land Office at Buris Oregon,
precinctB on March 25th, adopted. on March
26. 1896, viz W illiam H. O. bson .
last week.
—Indian war veterans and wid ¡appointed by the county court to
Ordered by chairman to ascer Hd. No, 201, for the 8WJ4, Sec .>z Tp 22 8 R
31E.
—Ted Hayes came in last Satur ows of deceased veterans who de fill the unexpired term of P L. tain the number of vwtes cast for
He name» the following witneMc» to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
At .
the
time
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—
........ Mr. members of congress at last election of,
day suffering with the tooth ache sire the passage of the bill granting Shideler.
»aid land, viz: Thoma» Bain,Price Wither»,
8a,ne being 280, this to form a Peter
but Dr. Cate soon relieved him.
Mortimer, and Samuel Mickel, all of
them pentions, which is now before Shideler resigned he recommended !
Hauney Oregon
Mr.
Kenyou
to
the
county
court
as
I
ba8
'
8
te
P
ro
P
ortion
number
of
dele-
THOMAS JONES, Register.
—Judge Rutherford came over to congress, can send their address,
attend the populist meeting, in this, C0,nPany an<l regiment, character being in every sense qualified to fill |
place, last Saturday. He is still in of service, name of Company, and the office, Mr. Kenyon filling at the •
regimental officers to Waters <fc time the office of deputy clerk. So,
town.
Gowen, who will forward same to strong was the recommendation of
—The populist county convention
Capt. T. A. Wood, Portland, Ore Mr. Shideler, and the confidence
will be held here in April. The
gon, free of charge. This is of in placed in the ability and fitness of
orimarie» on the 4th, and conven- ’
terest to all who served in any In the applicant by the court, alihough
lion on the 16th.
—AT—
dian war between the years of 1848 two of the court are republicans, !
-The republican ------
state conven-
and >uuu,
1859, aim
and diiuuiu
should be
attended and the other a populist, none of j
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i»w uvkeiiued
tiou convenes on the same day of to at once.
I the court of the same politics as the
.L- □
.
!
the democratic convention, April
—George Shelley announces his applicant, ha was appointed with
yth, and at Portland. *
candidacy for the office of sheriff in out a murmur or dissenting voice.
—The.republicans, of the county,
this ’«sue. Mr. Shelley is an old This speak» weli for Mr. Kenyon
and proves to the democracy of1
•-»venot yet determined on, what
settler in Harney having been a
ate they will hold the county pri-
Harney county his worth and
resident of the county about twelve
’u*ries and conyention.
chances for election if honored with
years. He has many friends in the
the nomination. John Cawlfield
Hudson, well county has never offered himself as
for assessor will,if nominated, make
here, and now residing in
a
candidate
for
nn
office,
and
is
in
a good race because ot his charac
b»nrr
wri,e8 ^t he is the
Ftb 4
°f “ g'rl baby-born I I every way qualified to fill the office. ter, qualifications and gentlemanly
His being an old settler and per courteous disposition.
«nd°"0 for the Beet Sue.
He is a
tained Gentleman Character.
Judge Rutherford, in a letter manent resident of the county is democrat, but not a loud mouthed ,
j ni Con8"^man Klli», ¡8 ¡nform greatly in his favor, because we politician
He respects the polit-.
f ’’^hauces ai-e verT faTOrable know his object is not to get out of ical opinions of his neighbors* and
lbbd f
route l*dng estab- - the citizens of the county what friends, but is always ready to de
placv1
" *nne,nucca°to this money he can and then “skip.”
fend his own. If honored with the
—We attended the populist meet- nomination and elected, Mr. Cawl
'rfthep R. ‘e.’^er ar”? I’rimOrtago ing at Harney last Friday evening.
field will honor the office and his
d».v* Rinceour* foL’
^uite a nutuber wcre present. The
party, also command the respect of
‘ 4 • linee our )Mst inue, acino
Harney
choir
sang
several
pieces
tobe '7'r,Ja-v Frank cameoyer
the public without regard tq politics.
centm , 'sent. at 'he democratic gotten up for the occasion, and that
—Quite an amount of superflu
®‘nv frimfeet'ng, and hit we think was the best part of the
ous
talk is being made regarding
program.
Five
persons
signed
the
welcome
resolutions presented by the chair the action taken by the town board
man. - Many ladies were present because of the scarlet fever. Does
p0B
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I
MASQUERADE BALL!
ARMORY HALL,
February 14,1896.
TWO PRIZES GIVEN:
MUSIC BY LEK CALDWELL'S ORCHESTRA.
• The managers will spare no
pains tc make this ball “the event”
of the season,
----- A cordial invita-
tion extended to all
I
TICKETS $1. Gent spectators 60 cts. Ladies free.
*