I* ULfii JiUCl ill til’
f ho Oldest and Most
Reliable.
VOL. 18.
raate3t Valley of Eastern Oregon-
It. f>. Mrlutyr«. I’ioprh tor
4I>M- N Cuehmue. Kdhor « um I Mvuugvr,
BURNS, OREGON. SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 8. 1902.
WILL DISCUSS
LAND LEASING
VALIDITY OP
NEW KO AD LAW
Ikl .50 l*rr Year.
KJ m Munlha 7ft Centi.
W/KHINninN
NPiMs
w «a run u i un nt
wo
NO. I 1.
I M.lh of the surveys and examina-
tionil n a,lo upon pt(:h hv,lrogrft, h.
i ic basin of the state, together with
maps, plans and estimates, show­
Tim Wer-k'b Work nini J.‘o;i>”, ing the location of the proposed
work-anil the lands tol>e benefited;
<»f the Orrffoti 1 >c!-. ffation.
| also the probable cost and benefits
Call For n Convintlon of flic
Salem. Jan. 30.—“Tho first sec­
A ni’/rh'iiu < at I h-Grow «• re’
tion of (he road law passed by the
i to be derived.
I
A Hr oclut loll.
last Ix;'i«laturo materially affec’s
•'Section 3. That whenever by
Washington, Jan. 30.—Repre­
ranchers in Eastern Oregon,” says'
thorough eiamination and survey
Hardware of Every Description.
I. CaiupU'll Martin, <>f Dayville, sentative Moody today intrcduced it has been shown that artesian
in
a recent letter to The Oregonian. a bill calculated to benefit the set­ or deep wateia can probably be ob­
Denver, Jan. 30.—The American
BU UNO, .................................................. OREGON.
Mr Maitin wishe? information up­ tler« of th< forfeite 1 Dalles military tained for ths reclamation of arid
I Catlle-Grow«r«' Aaroeiatioo, com­
on th«; hgal eiTi-ct of thi < section of wagon road lands bv extending the land, the Director of the Geological
posed of lending cattl«u>«n of th*
the statute, which r»-uds as fellow«:
aet of January 22, 1S7J, to owners, Survey is hereby authorized and
1 W« st, will meet in Denyer, March
“All roads or thoroughfare« not of grants to aid the construction empowered to cause test or experi­
I, to disci«“ the land leading qu««- heretofore leg-.lly established with­
ef wagon roads. Tills bill, if it be- mental deep wells to be construct­
' lion, the association now haring a in tho H:ate of Oregon that may com«« a law, will permit the wagon ed to depths of 1000 to 3000 fr t, or
bill pending L«fore ('oiigreai. The have heretofore been used, or may road company to select other lands more, if necessary, and not to ex­
official call issued today i« as hereafter I e used foi a period of 10 in lieu of those taken by settlers, ceed five in number, said wells to
consecutive years or more by th«- thus enabling the ecttl«r», as well be so located as to reveal inert
' follows:
9
11. C LKVENtf,
JOHN tV. IU ¡GN. (‘r»»i<l«tit,
“To the Members of the Ameri­ general public f>r the purpo.i« of a« the company, to procure title t>> completely the geological structure
\ ico FiumJelit.
I IE > IKY. ('»»liter,
can Cattle Grower«’ Association and travel without it.terfercnco or pro- their respective tracts. It is un- of Ih3 artei’an basins and the
t
r
i
All Cattle Grower*’ ami Breeders: te.-t, are hereby declared to be deralood that the wagon road com­ practicability of obtaining flowing
9
I
waters.
•
The second annual couvtntionof county roads.”
pany has offered to relinquish its
V
The
chief
question
in
the
mind
"Section
4.
That
the
Secretary
th« Cattle-Growers’ A so ilation is
lands that hare Lc«n patented to
•
*
(Incerporat rd )
hereby called to mo t at the Tabor of Mr. Martin is wbelLcr this foe- the settlers upon securing n guar' of the Intel ior is hereby authorized
t
O;.er.i ilouse Den ver, Colo., at 10 tion of tb« law is constitutional in ante« of the benefit» of the of 1874, in Lie discretion, and ut>en the
OHECON.
BURNS.
—
-•
—
•>
..'«lock A. M. on Tuesday. March 4, view of the fundamental principle but the Secretary of th« interior recominetdation of the Director of
i
3
U
1902. and continue through as that private property shall not be holds that it does uut now apply to the Geological Survey, to with I raw
<4
:
I
from entry ar.d occupation omv
many »et-eion« as burinees may re­ taken fi>r public use without due wagon roads.
s A Genera! Banking Business T ransaetc d.
procci-s
«f
law
and
without
juet
quire. The bsair of r«pr« • illation
Mr Moody a'so introduced a bill tract or tracts needed for the con­
« Directors: W. Y. King, I. S. Geer, Geo. Fry, W. 1C. 'Frisch. ♦
cotn|>enkati<
’
n.
While
the
Oregon
in tb.a aasuciatiun is individual
providing 'bat all fettlers «ho L -t struction of wells, dams, ieservoire
a
J. C Welcome.
If
Supreme
Court
Las
not
h
id
ccca-l
or other hydraulic works and their
membership, si.d any grower or I
» ••• ■>« ••««. »a » * «
co ow 3t> **• ■*• »« .*«•0
«*«<.:e-o aw n a oc aw
i their homesteads on this forfeited
»ion
to
|>a«s
upon
ttm
section
quot-1
I re« ier ot cattle, or the ma« aging
wagon road grant «Lail be entitled appurtenac-es and th« lar ds bene­
-r~- ■ ----a
T
rd,
it
L*e
rendered
two
decisions
officer of any corporation engaged
to credit on a new homestead for fited by their construction, ami also
OFFK.’AL IHIIIXloin .
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
in the growit » er bree I in«? of < at lie in rjtl ca -s, which throw sooio th« time they occupied the one for­ : to acquire title for tl.e I'r.ited States
One. faited, by the Supreme Court de­ i for any lands v. hich may Lt nei«l«-«l
i- «l.g b'e to membership upon th« light on the qu .-tion rai.-eJ.
STA I X UT QKK4OM.
of
tho
most
recent
decision«
ap- cision in the eases of Wilcox and for the construction of said work ;
, pavmrnt of an initiation fee of |5.
Bt’rtsn
v. S. tec>4t<r«.
li W Mr I. r Kir
proachmg
tbisqm
tion
wai
render-'
Il MaMul.I.SX.
“Section 5. That it is the intent
‘The programme «ill le lioiited
Messenger against the Eastern Ore-
I
I I
F >nf N»i«mO.
I 1 !»•«!•■ tri gus
to few set subjects or paper», it be­ ed just a year ago in the case of; g >n Land Company.
They will, of this act to authorize ar.d em­
b K. ► Blackburn
Aliarne? Uenemi,
ing the purpose of the convention C. E. Bayard against the Standard however, be required to reside at power the Secretary of the Interior
PH0T0GRA1 HKR.
T. T. Oter
R«v«rnur,
y ! uuubar
Meerrui » • ! total«.
to e mfine th- proceeding to open Oil Company, appealed from Wasco h ast one year after beginning im­ through th* Director of the Geolog­
C b Moers
County.
In discussing the «ub-1
Stai« 1 reaorer,
Murn«, Ärcjf»:i,
debate and argument on the part
provements befot« acquiring title ical Surrey, to ascertain fully the
J I! Ark^rmau
A j >1 Fob !n*truelles,
water resources of th* State of Ore­
W. H Lecd» aar Main St.—opposite Bank.
etale Frlntar,
>f the u,embers. After the preren- jcct ®fp ii>lic easements theopinion to new tract«.
iC. F Wnlreru.o
by
Juatic«
Wolverton
says:
|
tetio
’
gon,
in so fir ar these relate to the
ch
rubi'.'!
«R H. hrtn
• uprsrtis
d he Orcgoon Senators and P.ej -
♦r A MoolW
•'Hef b - tbe i ineral ] ublic tin
v... v..si : i i. v’:”. .■ J- ¡1 f the
«.ili
I
ficiet
Irirt
rfsantativec hart- united in sig li
1
KTHTW Jl’DlClAl D1XTH1CT
»«n of -ix*”, ««i v sely. and
: vacant and irid I^nd.4 of thi slate,
men -
diseu**
Clrnutl Ju»,«.
U •>. I II fard
u
letter, which they will lay be fo
a « vary
not by were permi* s on of the o-vn- ■
an? W J, ¡fort t > !?■>?•?'•••»
nj-
five mie tf ?• ’p*«ib«>.
Preaacuilac AHarbey,
* • Millar M
the Se r«tary of the Interior wl
U.S LANti OTTICI, BURMa
w L. MaraJeu.
Johu W Gearr.
ri: vi by the
er, for th«* period pr
.-•«7 and hsivefits to lo de
r>n the
tion '
i>e I,bollv m
• ho appeal of Governor Ge :r. t
Üao. W. It,y*.
atflMae.
r>-yi‘ia‘.n <t 5’uryeoni.
rivui J «4 bOuiptw UCi btOp&irhb
its member« and a^tpie tuns win v Ii t wt. XJ I 1.'X i'.tiicn t'Cvond lb:ci
Cha..
«»well
>n . two Ai-oc; <te
R«e*l v er,
Him’, Oregon. bv given for l.;e discuesion of «11 which actions for the recovery of
and consrrration of the waters iu
Justices cf the state, besides other
uarney county
I’ST’lhTlce at retatene«. ’Pboiie 2>.
real
property
cannot
be
maintained,
tach
natural hydraulic basin of the
subjects prrsented.
J. W. M arrow
lolr.t M'nator.........
oflicia!s,and prominent citizens of
will
«stabliih
an
«Moment
in
favor
state.
■‘.Many matter« of interest to cat­
...........LB Geer
” |lm»rr».’nt»tiv«
Oregon, vigorously pretesting a-
“Section J>. That ths sum <r(
Janie« Sparrow
i'uunty Jmlgv
tlemen of th« We-1 will b« mtre- ,<>f the public. But the use must b« gainst the displacement of Oregon
( A. Venator ptGG«a «tocs.
continunue
and
uninterrupted,
and
ilOO.tXX),
or so much thereof as
difcud, one of the moat important
CuminisHimi'ra
¡men who Lave shown br their
) Geo. Ha^ey
substantially
by
way
of
a
certain
may
be
found
necessary, is hereby
of which is the‘land leaning bill’
J W. «!<».
H. Richari’eon
work they arc efficient as forest
Clerk
........
and
well-defined
line
of
trav
1
for
appropriated
for
the purpose« h«*re-
now in Congress, prepared bv a
Geo. Shcll’ j^
Hheriff ...........
i rangers, and further protesting a-
/(tor nry»-«G-/.«•«•,
the
entire
period.
”
of
cut
of
any
monev
that mav be
R. A MiUer
Treasurer . .
committee appointed for that pur-
gainst the displacement of Oregon
nt it:««. oKKiios*.
.... Joe Buchanan
The
limitation
prs.'criLed
by
A «xesnor
...
received from 4be proceeds of tl.v
jr'S’- by the association at its las^
inen as forestry officers in tho re­
. .. J. C. Bartlett £MF"Ofiica in Bank building.
Sitpt. •( Schovta
sum.al meeting. The ’diseiucs of statute is 11 years : hence, under serves of that state, and li e sub public lands, to be a continuing
Geo. Whitii g
Purveyor
. ..
cattle their i . tut dies’ will ako come this docieion. if a road across a itituti n of Eastern men in lb ch appropriation until sa l nrtesias.
Pr W I. Maroden
C -roner
.........
wells and reports upon the water
1 up for discussion, and paper« will man's ¡and has been used contigu­ stead.
. I->n llichuideoa
><tock biapectur
Qi > r tuns
ously for 10 years, adversely, under
resources are completed.”
;
be
presented
by
the
most
able
men
“We are ef the opinion,” ¿ays
HUHNS PRECINCT
in the country on ‘tho Lest mode claim of right, ami not by ¡>ermis- the delegation, “that there are many
. l>
I ameaon
I u-Iicr of tln> Peace
Atlerniy at-Law,
Geo Tregjabia
'»«na!«hl« ....
of fi nding and fattening cattle for eion of the owner, the road Las l e I mon residing in Oregon who, by
A society woman has erected &
Kt IC'.I. ORtCOX.
market in the ur.d region« of tho come a public highway, and the bath education and long experience marble tablet over her dog’s grave.
cn v OF BURNS.
£4F"“ Attsruejr tar Ma’c .ta beo I Board.
(’. E. Kenyon.
West, where but little grain is owner of the land cannot close it.
Mayor
of forest life, are as fully capable Let us hope she left a space on ii
Thio decision was rendered prior
Juo. Cardwell.
Marshal!
raised.’
of filling these positions as are for her own epitaph.
('. 8. Riga».
R (werder
‘On«’ of the objects in fixing the to (he paerngo of th« act of l'.K'l men from the East, who are mere
Y^IIIIAM** ririOSRÀl.D
------- -«»—--------
W A Goa an
Teaaurer
date of this convention in March and therefore <b dares th« rights
e
:
11 ('. Fol«V.
Again
the
worm has turned. A
i
theorists
and
who
have
never
had
Tharaiaa WI lit «nm,
M. F.UcaraU,
)w. E Trievh.
('•aii«iiin»u
was to enable the Nor:hern buyers that may be acquired by the public any practical experience in con­ New York bride, alter five day»
AD.rnot
at
law,
«aiary
Publie,
JG«o Fry
I
to meet the cattle-raiser« from the regardlers ef this statute. Abcut li> nection with this important sub­ of wedded lite, left her husband
’Geo “belley
I.aw, Notarial end Real Ertati
South «nd give tb< m a chance to years ago the Supreme t’ouit held ject. We trust, in the selection of because be had cold feet.
Fradici.
become better acquainted, which that mere uses, bow«ver long con foresters in the future, these state-1
1
Blra.tary.
Burna. Oregon.
tinned, will not le sufficient to
mints will bav» car«ful co .■-i lera-
Office in uh i Maro* >ic building dotibtle'«, will result in many sales
create
a right in the public.
This
I k ing consummated at this meeting.
Be ax» l.onae No. 70, K of F
Thosrajulii Eave Eidirey Txouhle
tion.
■'■cvjviif Meet» every Thuradav n'ght.
This association wa« organized to ru'e was laid down in a case in
and lYor.’t Know it.
To Kucluiin Arid Lands.
Continued on Second ¡ ago.
F. M. Jordan. C C.
z
protect
ami
edvanco
the
interest«
,
ITow *'o “Ind Cut.
p
M JORDAN,
* S. Mofherahead, K of R. S.
Fl’t a bottle cr common glass with your
of cattl« grower«, both large and
Following is the text of the bill
water end let It stand twenty-four hours; a
small, and all should be interested
Thcrc is more Catarrh in this recently introduced by Represents-'
BURNS CHAPTER. NO. <«, O. E. «
J’.ocfua! AanJ Surveyar.
,
4 sediment
seuimer.t or set-
tii”S indi:
The pro­ section of the country than all other tive .Moody looking to the reclama-j
Mecta eeeond ami fouith Monday of i
Kara», Oregon, tn becoming members,
each month in Malonic h ill, Voegtly I
ceedings of the convention will be diseases put together, and until the tion of the aria lands of Eastern
\ ’ lion
ct the kid­
...............
hiiil’ling. Mrs. M«ygie I.evena, W. M.
neys: If It stain»
highly beneficial and of vital im- List few years was suypored to be Oregon :
y.v.r linen i: i-
Mr». Euai<o Thompeon, Sec.
"That for the purpose of dispos­
portsneo to the cattle interccts, incurable. For a great n any years
evidence of i id-
______________
____________________
g
W Mll.I.Ilt,
n
noy trouble: t.G
and w« areassuted that there will doctors pronounced it n local di­ ing of the arable public land of
BURNS LODGE, NO. #7, A. F. « A. M.'
t:r - lent c<-.r? to
Ort
gon
ami
for
the
reclamation
be
a
large
attendance
ut
thi«
meet
­
sease, and prescribed If cal remedies,
p« t it <r pain
Meet« Sattiriiay on er before full moon.' Notary Public atui < »nfiyantfr,
i
-i*
the back ii sin«
ing, and unycattle grower who can and by constantly failing to cure and utilixatio i in home-making of1
Qualified brothers fraternally invited, Marttare«. n»rd>. Ku-. varraatly nada.
cenvInclBg proof that the kidneys .nd Llad-
I’. K. Kruyon, it. M. F. 8. Rieder,' oil»« at atare
Bur»». Oragou. possibly do so is respectfully urg” 1 with local treatment, pronounced it the unoccupied lands of that state, dor ¡US cut .f c: a :r.
M hat to Fa
leer.
to be present.
incurable.
Science has proven the Secretary of tho Interior be,
________________________________________________________________________
There 1» comfort in the knewlci’fo s»
“Immediately upon your arrival catarrh to be a constitutional di- and ho hereby is, directetl to cause oflen exrie»se i, tnat Dr. Kiln.rr’s
BURNS U)|)GF„ NO. 03, A. O. V. W. ,
in D«nver you eh«uld register with Fease, ami therefore requires con­ the necessary surveys and exatni-. Root, the great kidney reric.iy fi if . ev-r •
I wish in cuiing rheumatism, pi.-, It: the
M„«t» at Brown hall every Finlay eve- j
the secretary of tho as*ociation at stitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh nations to be mado for irrigating back, kic.;e?s, ¡¡/er, tlu.ldcr .mde .-r, ptf'
ni>ur Visitili « brother» fraternally in­
. It correct.« Inability
dams, reservoir«,
if
;
the Tabor Opera House, al which Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney ditches, canals,
vited. Thoa. Sagers, W. M. Chas. N.
_
.
.
tO hOItl ’AfX.CT and SCa.vAv.ij/ yHiU HI rw:
to hold waicr and acaidkip pain in nvt'cg
Cerhrane, Reoetdar.
place you will be provided with a A Co., Toledo. Ohio, is the only urtesiati and deep wells and other ¡t, or bid effect fcliov-in,; i-e of Kq
b*dg« admitting you to the con­ cons.itutional cure on the market. hydraulic works for tho purpose oi wine or beer, .and overcorn : i that u.ip:c> jub
neceuity cf ^being compelled to ru oiler.
flABNEY LODO», NO. 77. I. O O F
vention hall.
It is taken intert.iiiiy in «loses from (‘Onserving the flood flow of toe during tr.e day, »nd to get lip III,-;, . : t: ti :.t..
Meets every Suturi! it evening, lUiwa'i
“All railways have granted re­ 10drops to a tiraepoonful. It acts streams whose waters are netded during the ti ght. The mild and : -. extra­
hall Viaiiinrf brothers fraternally in­
ordinary iff«* of Swamp-Root ia »■ r.u
vited.
Frank O. Jackson, N.G.
duced rates tor the round trip. Bo directly on the blood and mucous for water-power, irrigation and realized. It r.’inds the l«ighe..t for Its
C. G. Stniib, Secretary.
I
Anronn snndlng n sketch and de«cTlni|F>n may
sure «ml a>k your agent for rates surfaces of the system. They offer other industrial purposes; such derfu! cv.rea f the most oirlrejs. -g cave J,
qulcRly aacortaln our opinion free whether nn
. if you need a medicine you should hava tiro
111▼ mt11<>n Is probfthly pMentrthie. Coiiiniunlcn
to the Americtn Cattle-Grower«’ one hundred dollars for any eat1«: it surveys an«I mvoEtigations to be best. Soid < y dn:gg ts bj 50c. ar.d • l. si *-..
t Inns wi rlct ly confltpMif ¡rd. 11 and book on l'stcnt«
TUI.K CIRCLE, NO. 1S5, WOMEN OF seiil fro«. Old«Rt Ngnnoy for sncnrini? patcnifl.
You msy have a -¿mt la botlb cf t'.u
Convention in I)«nver, on rale fails to cure.
Patents taken tnn ugh Mu.’ta 4 Co. receive
Send for circular« made under t’ue supervision of the 'roederfu'
Woodcraft. M>mt« 2nd an I 4th T um - tprciof
discovery
f.
nofke, without charge, lu the
darat Brown's hall. Mrs. Tillie Jordan,
Director of tb« Geological Survey. and a book that telisjiSF?** fiif'C
March 3 and 1.
and testimonials.
Address,
Mr«, lune Wliiting.
Guardian.
“Section 2 That the ^Secretary more etouUt, Unit tcntl'/' ■ '■ < ■.i" :/. j
“By order of the executive com- F. 1. Chenevil Cc.,pro[ (.Toledo, 0.
Clerk.
A hsnuenmoly IHnstrstod wnnklr. LArgest rtr-
absoiuie! " free b> mail.
J_- •
culnthni of ant flolentttin lonrnn!. Terms, f3 a
of the Interior shall, av speedily a« rddre-a Dr. Kilmer h n.cr
mittee. ‘T. C. LI 8K,
Sold by Druggists, 75e.
roar: f« nr mo ith", |L Sold Lay nil new sdr»»lore
, Uuighar..ion, 1!. Y. V.’tier. wiit’i ;f nt
‘ II. W. K0BJNSO\Sccy
U«l!’? Family pills are the beat possible, report to Congress lbe re- (.:■>
t
tb\ nc.-eps c U’’r i>.
yy r.
O-ojnni’tn j'i,| [t'un«,
HO
Fr-rnrh OWn. c'} F Ft., Wrt«ihif.;fnn, P,
Dcr-ikiiili« \\ hich 'throw Some
IJ,;ht oi> Thin Qucalluit.
Geer & Cummins
I
I
THE CITIZENS BANK
Capita! Steck
$25 GGO 00
I
Scientific Jimerican.
MM & Co,’”0^«' New Torn
*
/
/4
1
.
i /. .
-t-Of-'/
•
■
.»