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» Published in the Greatest Valley of Eastern Oregon. I he Oldest and Most Reliable. » $ Sarney Valley Items II. I>. Moliilyrr. I'roprirlor Chai The Best Advertising Medium. N, t'oiltraiir, Krtltui unii ItanAtfrr, BURNS. OREGON, SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 22. 1902. * 1.50 r»»r Y far. Nia AlofHlta 75 / NO. 13. iaFCTML -rar—w a r n ,! WASHINGION NEWS favor of the insular possessions. Referring to the proposition to In this region the camo general I conditions prevail at in the Mount grant trade concessions to Cuba, — Mitchell saiti: I Raintr Reserve. Thecrert of the, ‘•That we have as a nation given range forms a dividing lino be-, The Week ’ s Work und DoZng« New Bill to Be Introduced by a pledge that stable government of tlie Oregon Delegation. tween two widely differing sets of Iteprcaentatlvc Tongue. shall be established and maintain forest conditions. Upon the west, ed in Cuba is conceded. This must with an ample rainfall, the forests be done and this is being done, arc fairly dense, and the under Washington, Feb. 13.—Itcpreaen- growth luxuriant. Upon the east,' ■ Washington, Feb. 11—Repre But this pledge does not, I admit, Ha[d*ara of Every Deicription. tative Tongue will tomorrow intro where more arid conditions pre sentative Moody, as a member of I impose upon uh a duty to make duced it new irrigation measure. vail, the forests are open, with no the Indian committee, has secured trade concessions bs the planter« OREGON. Ill It NS, 9 It provides for the accumulation of underbrush. The species difler several amendments • to the Indian and producers of Cuba which will a reclamation fund from sale« of me-^u/ablv on the two sides ' appropriation bill which will be re I militate materiafly against the jdar.ters, agriculturists and pro public lands. One half of this fund Those on the west side consist, ported Thursday, among them an Í ducers of our own country. Such largely, if not mainly, of red fir, increase of 50 in the number of pn- is to le at th* dir poaal of the Secre a concession is not an obligation tary of the Interior tor use in ex wl»«te upon the cast side the for I pile to be accommodated atChema- resting upon us, either expressly aminations and surveys to -ascer est is largely of yellow pine. Of wa, making a total of 550, and an or by implication. Of course, if a tain the extent to which arid lands the area examined by Mr Lciberg, incrensed appropiiaiion of $8350 for reciprocity arrangement can I* 65 per cent is forested aiid 35 per the mpport an 1 education of theec «•«eeie*4ie«c*w»e»t'»»A«a ! may be reclaimed, locatio i of reser I cent not for<-si< d, tho non-foresled additional scholars, The bill also made with Cuba which will be to H. (!. I.EVENH, s « voir sites, available amount of are.-* lying mainly in the extreme carries $6000 for iionroven '-r.t to the zdvantagc of *'.ir people, or • Vice President. • K water and thn gauge flow of rivers. west and in the eastern part of the sewerage and $5000 for general re which will not seriously elect ad Ö * The other half of the fund is to be 9 versely any American interest or n phtied a't the disposal of the Secre area examined The amount of pairs, the total appropriation foi American labor, ar.d which may O Í sawmill timlor found upon the this school being $104,650. The • tary of Agriculture to conduct in o fore «ted area is estimated by him bill carries the regular appropria I l>e of benefit to Cuban interests, o vestigations ofi-rtgution laws and then by all moans let us have- il.” (Incorporated ) investigate method« by which as n little less than 20,000 million tions for otLer Oregon and Wash f> OK EGON. BURNS, — 4 I j water may be conserved, distribut feet, an average per acre of the ington schools, and for agents and Continuing, Mitchell said: o forest land of 6,660 fee t. Of the superintendents in those states. 'T eubmit further that if the pol € 225GC0 00 « a ed and use J. The measure also total etaml of timber upon this The abort are the ot ly new features icy enfevced in the last Congrres of o contains a feature adapting it to I A Cenerai Banking Bj3ines3 Transacted. I0 the legislation which various states area, yellow pine comprises 48 |»er The bill will contain a provision lærmitting the products of I’orto leent; red fir 33 per cent; white fir that the adult heir« ofur.v JeccaseJ Rico to come to the United States have i-nactcd or may enact relative £ Directora: W. V. King, I. S. Geer, Geo. Fry, W. ! Triach. 6 per cent ; noble fir and sugar Indian to whom a trust or other at 85 per cent reduction of rhe J. C. Welcome. to the formation of irrigation dis-i 0 pine each 4 per cent; and the re- patent containing restrictions upon rates of duty imposed by the Ding- (><eti«e4»m)Mt««4«i««it% %.»«t»Mea«a»«yc-):j:oe«t9» Diets. It provides that where such i m*i >iler is of other »pecits. West alienation shall be issued for land lev act, and later on entirely free, listi lets have been organized ar.d of the Cascade Range, red fir is the allotted to him may sell the land and this all largely in the interests ledgv Blr«4t«rjr. Ixmds voted to provide funds for PROFESSIONAL CARDS. dominant species, affording more and if there be both adult and mi of the Dade and commerce of the the purpose of constructing irriga X* Etici» J.coe» No. 70, K of P. tion woiks, public^anils in such than half of the total amonnt of nor heir«, the minor may join in people of the Atlantic State’s, as Meut» ever, riiunday nlfbt. district shall be s ibjcct to taxation timber, yellow j ino being next such sale. When land has been well as tho people of Porto Rio»,, F M. Jordan, C C. on like term* as othei lands in tLc| ! will) nearly or.e fouith of the total; allotted to a while person who is a be right, then, upon what principle M.ih»r.h<-»J . K «I U S. east of the Ga-cades on the other citizen, final patent shall be issued of right or jn6lice or equity must HIOTOGRA P1IKR. irrigation district for the purpose KIRNS (HAFTER Ml». 4». O. EH. of paying priucipal and interest on hand, yellow pine constitutes six-j without awaiting the expiration of the people of th« Pacific Coast Karn», Urrgeo. Meets «ecnnl and fomiti \f.i.’. lar of , the ueual trust period, and be shall I Slates pay the same rates on said bonds and maintenance and sevenths of all the limber. each svietli In Maemir hall, Voegtly fidF“Main St.—opposite Bank. Fires have widely ravaged this be authorized to e eeli or * Philippine products ecmirg into . thereupon ___ ____________ ..-vu iv < ij vr operative charges, Irrigation pro- building Mr». M «g*i* l.areu», W. M. Of tho forested area ex-j disjicsc of the land so alloted with- I region, this country that are imposed by ■» in e..eh irri,,ition district will jectf Mra. Kuulia ThuBifMoa, Ha*. amincil n i numbers 3,000, 00Ui out restriction. A ” ,»^< .4 : tlv Ding’- v act" Why impose o> « Lrk Mubj'Tl > ! o tin approval f the (yjAHRnrse GEARY lac-ws, ; A ' erg estimates that ' co alienated shi 11 be i rule'near insular iM>s<,essiomi in • A M. UVtlNS I i ip . N-’ Í hen be Interior ar H, 1, Ut Uaa. ---..a or 99.99 percent tax ution. Mr, J W , the Atlantic Ocean acd another < n Ma.-l. Bator i» • n . and that of this this important, r . ! /’■' fefant <f- Sv. ymliflrd tu ih* -.I ma ko our possessions in the Pacific Ocean ? <1 >!ic lat.ds w th n neh i arc fire HU K der i K. K. »yon, W. M 587,000 acres are stilla . Wiiat occult force it'ar.v, s oper ' fire unit salable some tracts il Bi. rn n. t t oliali I L only to a Uevy. That is to eav, |badly burned. '! th* ating on the Cv-ngrcsH of the United reservation, as we! - «Rom ee it n-.idt nre. 'l'liono ït>, homestead entry of not exceeding ______ . within the iastfoity years, scttle- in State», and this, too, with Cosgress valuable Indian sllottments 80 acres, final proof to be condi-! Kt KNS I.OtXiK. NO. S3, A. O. I’. W ' ment clearings not included, 7, CFO lie Harney County, near Burns, seemingly being conscious of the M- -et» »i Brown ball every Friday eve tiona! on entire reclamation in sd-- "I'million feet of merchantable mill ning Visitine »>r<>tl>*r« fraternally in- OIÜ4.B X RIGGM. expects to have the allottments in act, which seems to compel (He dilion to the requirements of the, vi^t. Tlioe. Hagere, W. M. Chi» N. I timber has been destroyed by fire. Harney County investigated in the Nation’s parlimcnt to arrive at J W Blgfi. Diiiteu Biffi. present homestead act. The object ■ Cortiraa», Urrurdar. Attorney i~at-J.av, r.f this incisure is to extend prac-l This paper is well illustrated by hope that such as were left by de such absolutely contradictory con ceased Indians without hairs may clusions. UI'KNH. ORB0ON. HARNEY LCDUf-', NO. 77. I. O. O F. tical National aid to actual irriga ! fourteen plates. M**ta every K.tuoUv rvenin^, II ■ >•«’» be opened to settlement. “We should give the Filipino,” tors, rather than the inauguration! ».»Il Vi.itili« brother, frntern.lly in- tSSrofllce in Bank building. lie urged, “concessions in trade of a s>\ sti m of Government control. I aui n°t >*» favor of any bill vitrd Frank O Jacktoa, N. G. The State of Oregon is not to get C. G. fimbh, Recrotary which will instill into their minds - ---- ------------- > which does not unquestionally se- the full benefit of the Mitchell a- encouragement, eonfidenoe sgnl q » > w hate « Iteport on Forest Reserves. I cure to the siuall ssttler the use of Tt’l F. I'tltCI.E, NO 105, WOMEN OF mendment to the urgent deficiency ! hope; which will cause thin» t« Wootlcrall. Meet* Ind an-l 4th Tun*- 1 he report of the examination of a reasonable proportion of the pub- ! bill in the D'.atter of its claim /ÍRtnwy Af-Zxilf, dev »’ Brown'* hall. Mr». Til'i- Jordan, the ‘Cascade Range and Ashland Hc rftnge nQr which wcul(J in <nv growing out of assistance rendered . realize the wide difference between Mr*, lone Whiting. Guardian. PI U >M. OREGON. the iron and hurtful rule of the ForeB» Reserves andA djacent Re-; ..... ... . e Cl-rk. Attorney Mr 4tete Hvhwol Board. ,, , ,, , „ t ■< wav restrict the settlement of the the General Government in sup- Spaniard îtnd the bénéficient at.d gions, by Mr. J. B. I.eiberg, now » 50 YEARS’ ■ pressing the War of the Rebellion. helpful rule of the American.” jin press, but not published, is a c0Ua^rV‘ This latter a most im EXPERIENCE The amendment was tampered Further along he said: ! part of the Twenty-first Annual portint feature. Within the pres with successfully in the House, so ^yit.UAMS * EITIGSEALD j Report of the United States Geo- ent range area of Oregon there arc! as to permit only the payment of “Let Congress strike out boldlv Thera»»» William., M. Eltafaral«, I logical Survey, and is edited by thousands of places suitable for that part of Oregon’s claim for in against the manufacturing indus AMor.*y .1 I.»w, n.t.ry Publia, Mr. Henry Gannett, Geographer. homestead, and any laws enacted terest paid out by the state on tries which have ripened the gigan /am, A’olarvi! and Ileal Retate T rade M arrs The region discussed in this report should be so framed as to stimulate, money borrowed, which will a- tic trusts and which have brought OtSIttNS Practice. and are bringing to their promoters is in southern Oregon. It contains; ; settlement. C opyrights A c . Any on«« nemllng a skat eh and desert nt Ion may Burn*. Orejón. nearly M,iX)O square miles, 4,676,j Uuder my interpretation of this, mount to something like $100,000. princely individual wealth, but let qul. blY tuodrfnm onr opinion firs whether an invention Is probably paieniable. Communies* g'SF'Onice in old Masauic building 360 ncres, comprising the central live stock measure, 1 can see no! Oregon’s claim for supplies actual Congress hecitate to strike down tli.ns strictly lonfldnnf lai. II anti book ou I* ai ruts •ent fr»M\ (»l lost uso»icy for socurtnr ptUs»»ts. ly furnished cannot be settled un Patents Inken through Munn ft (o. recel70 and upper areas of Rogue and ! course open but to vigorously op-' der the amendment as finally in its infancy an agricultural in- spe'iuf notice, wit bout ch args. In lbs duetrylike that of the sugar test. Kinmath rivet basins, and a small pose it as I opposed similar meas adopted. p M JOEDÀM, The sugar trust, the steel trust and part of the water shed of the Upper '1 ures last Congress.—Congressman A handaonmly It Inst rat nd wreklv. Î srgnet r»r- < iilatHin «if any scientific jonrnal. T erme, Id a year; f<>ur nmntha, |L Hold by all ne« ndealors. .'certain other formidable combina ¡South Umpqua River, andisdivhl-j Malcolm A. Moody. While no definite argeement has Practical bind Surtcyer. MUNN & Co 381 Broadway, IIYOjIt tions that might be mettf.ion«l are ed into two nearly equal portion« been reached, a vote on the Philip Branch Offitx». HÄ F FL. Washington. I>. v. Bam., Or.gaa. by the main range of the Cascades. There is more Catarrh in this pine tariff bill in the Senate seems 3 able to stand alone. The beet sugar The eastern and western slopes j section of thecountry than ail other to be in sight. It appeals likely industiy is not. The former <lo g W M1LLI1. have many dissimilar character-; dison-es put together, and until the that the vote may be had next not need protection, tl.e latter 1 istics, the country dropping down, last few years was Buyposed to be week, although the matter yet is ' docs.” to writ« for our confidential letter l»efote Ap A’sfary PMic and Cenatyanrer, plying for patent Hl may lx* w<wth nouey. Referring to tho argument that ! on the west, in long spurs to the incurable. For a great many years involved in some uncertainty. \\ v promptly obtain U. H. and Kmeigu O«»d«, It« . »*Jf the United States was bound to ac valley of Rouge River, and on the doctors pronounced it a locul di Senator Mitchell addressed the OJlM al *»r«. »,rn,. OrH«' cord to all nations the right to least in steeper declivities to the sease, and prescribed local remedies, Senate in support of his amend »m1 TRADE MARKS "r morn EN; Tillie attorney s fc«*. A» ml motivi, skvu'h deal with the Filipinos on tue Klamath Lakes and the great and by constantly failing to cure ment to the pending bill to place or »»holo anti wo Mail an IMMEDIATE i^ntE »‘«port on iKk’iitabllfty. we givo I plains stretching eastward from same basis ns that employ» d by with local trentine»)’, pronounced it certain articles entering the United tb - best legal servier anti a ivu?«, and uur cbaruvs iwu motUnila. Try U£. ; them. The mean elevation is 6,WO iucurabla. Science ba« proven States from the Philippines on the Americans, Mitchell said: Rain ar 4 sweat “Au open door in the Orient is feet. The character of the Cascade catarrh to be a constitutional di i free list; to levy a tariff of 50 per SWIFT & CO., Lave t»o «Reet m harness treated PnKfcnt I fwynro, Range is volcanic, the cones Aud scaso, and therefore requires con I cent of the Dingley rates upon ar- nil well enough, but if the price of with Eureka Har Opp. U.S. Patent Office,Washington, D.C. ness ()il. It re« pt aks being of different Ages, and stitutional treatment. HallsCatarrb i tides not admitted to tho free list, it is to be the surrender of a princi •.-••s the damp, ksrpi the leaih- extinct craters abounding among Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney and to eliminate that portion of ple of tho right to cxercJse the verv t *. it and pH- ' ab.e. Stitches them, the ons containing the fa A Co., Toledo, Ohio, is tho only section three of the bill which pro highest prerogatives attaching 1« da net break. No rough sur mous Crater Lake. The Ashland eons.itutional euro on the market, vides that the eamo toanage tax us as an independent sovereign fa- e to clw»fs si ’. rut. I he i Forest Reserve consists of Siskiyou it is taken internally in doses from shall be levied on all vessels com- ¡lower, then that door had bi tter htmcM net only keeps I’e'ak. or Ashland Butto, nearly 10drops to a teaspoonful. It acts i ing from our insular possessions as be forever closed.” looking like n» w. Vu I 8,000 feot above sea-level, ami con- direcUy on the blood ami mucous ¡ ¡s kT,wl on Vt?,.dg comiDK froIU He thought our cajpaOty to hold wears twice SCsvealt, find Traits-Marka otulned and all Pat- as le ou by the I tains over 22,000 acres. The ob- surfaces of the system. They offer foreign countries. Mitchell denied our shaze «f the Oriental trade do- businessConduHed (or MootRATt Fttfi. < use of Fut Harness Oil, £ Sounorriec laOewoatTg u. s. FATtNTOrrier ì ject of this reserve is to maintain one hundred dollars for any case it| Sand wt csaaet ura Latent ui less tunc tl-aa tlweej that it was either expedient or penile mainly upon our ability to «remote from W«rhit>.,tc. i ) band model, tirawing er fdiM©., with deecr!p-< the volume and purity of Ashland fails to cure, Send for circulars right to apply to ourin«ti!ar posses control the great transportation flion. Wn adviea, if paten tabla or not, frea of Sold (’reek, the water supply of the and testimonials. Address, <chaigt. Our fee not due ti)| relent I” secured. < sions the same rule in these re- lines. ‘‘Our merchant marine,” La everywhere $ A PAMFHLCT, “ H'»w 19 Obtain Patents,” with' in c * qb ~ F. J. Gheiicy A Cc., props.Toledo, O. town of Ashland. The Siskiyou Jcoet ot sajuc in ths V. 3. and foreign cououks spec's as is applied to foreign declared, “must be lifted trom it« oil JMAt X“et. Address, Made by Mountain rango forms a conned- Sold by Druggists, 7'c. i countries. lie maintained that Present in8:g:iificance as n faclir- Oil IC.A.8MOW&CO. Stardird Hull ’ s FimiiJy Pills are the l<est.' j ting link between the Coast Rango Ccnpaay (.’engross sbeu’d dif:erentiate in in the carry trade of the woili J Gee. Pst^NT Orrtcr. WAS mincvow . D C. < I AID TO IRRIGATORS. ..... * Geer & Cummins THE CITIZENS BANK Capital Slock Scientific Hmerican. PATENTS / 1 I i A I- 'Ï* .1 ’’Wj