Harney valley items., July 05, 1902, Image 2

MAN\GEMKNT
OF
RANGES
i
COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER
SATURDAY
JULY 5 19»?.
An Exchange saya the man who
ilfin't advertise
in prosperous
tiui*a became be »k>*an’t need to;
nor in bard times b<cause*he can't
afford it. ia like the Arkansas man
who explained that he didn't repair
bis leaking roof iu fair weather be­
cause he didn't need anv root And,
of Cour»« be couldn't work in the
rain.
Editor Items—Your kind favor
received
I herein enclose you a
copy of suggestions in »hups of a
I ill for the future managemen of
oqr open ranges and which is en­
dorsed bv the small stockmeu and
farmers of Malheur County. U’e
would like au expression of opinions
regarding the propositions set forth
in this bill from the stockowners
and farmers of Harnev County.
We should impress upon Congress
not only what we do not but what
we do want
Yours Truler,
Charles Becker.
Westfall. Or . June 30. 1902.
Following is the bill sent by Mr
Becker.
A Bill to regulate and restrict
the «rating on our opwn ranges with
out the necessity of leasing the
same to corporations.
Sec 1
That the gover .went
take charge of »he open ranges, di­
vide them off in districts, of suita­
ble sit« , appoint a Range Warden
whose duly it shall be to watch
over ths district in his care »nd
see that there is .io mure stoct kept
upon it thau the district will sup-
l«jrt without deteriorating so as to
till out the native grasses; and in
every instance give the resident
owners of live-stock the preference
>vsr non-residents, migratory own­
ers of live stock ; for a district of
limited area can only p-rmanentlv
support a certain numl«*r of live
stock, and it ia only justice and
common sense to give resident own
era and all future settler« within
•ach district under our Homestead
Law. the preference
Sec. 2. That there b*- a l>oard of
three or more of resident owners of
stock go into session oni o a jear,
at tome designated pl.es within
their district, something similar to
a Board of Equalization, then take
the report of the warden us to the
condition of the grasses within his
district; ala.., collect information
ranges, from 10 to 20 per cent, with
the same amount of pasture, also,
tusk«' it compulsory for every |»er
sou running stock on the public
domain, t»provide a ci rtain amount
of winter bed. to a certain numl»-r
ofsto-k. That would do away with
the wholesale destruction of stock
by starvation during severe winters,
besides, it would bv sn act of hu­
A WORTHY SUCCESSOR
•'S. hi . lliinir New I mler the Suu.
manity we owe to our domestic ani­
mals
Sec 5 That the government levy
a per capita tax on all live stock
grazing on the open ranges to de­
fray the expenses of administering
this act and u»e the remainder to­
ward» building storage reservoirs
and other irrigation works ns are
necessary to prepare the arid and
semi arid land for sett lenient under
the existing and future Houiesttad
Acts.
Sec. 6 That this act shall take
effect at d b* iu force from and after
its passage.
MKA-U’RING
H\Y
I
All «loetors have •ii«-«l |«> .tire
CA I'AKRII t»y th«- u»v >>f |a>nd
acid ga-es. inhalers a> d drugs u
pH«tr form.
Tlieir | uwders «li t up
the uiucuoum .nembrxms cnu«ing
them to era« k open and bleed I he
)>owerful acids u«cd in tho »ubab rs
have ci tirelv eaten away the same
membranes that th« r makers have
aimed t.> cure, while i>a»t«'s and
ointments cannot reach thedisra«*
An ol«i and ex| • r.«-:ic«d practiouer
who has f>>r many years mad«* a
cluse »imly and specialty uftt.e
treatment of CATARRH, hus at
last pifected u Treatment which
when ftilhfully u««-«i, not only re
lieves at once, but p«*rmam ntlv I
cur«-» t'ATARRH, by removing th
tauae, slopping the diseburge» m.«i
curing all mil iiuiii.itioii
II lathe
onlv remedy kiionn to «< ii-nce th.it
actually r-aches th«* afllietid part«
i his w«>i derful rcim dy is kuo«n
aa '•SM’FFLES ths (JUAK IN
TEED CATARRH Cl RE. ami i*
*ol.l at the extremely low price of
One Dollar, each packag«* cmtaii •
mg internal uni .-xtcrnal niciliciiie
sutfi.'ient for a full month's treat­
The Kind You ll-tvo Alxvnyn lAoiig’lit. und which h;v» b«M*n
in u-o for over HO >«-ar«, Im» born« tin* algimtnro of
and Im*« been iii . k L« under Ills jwr-
hoii . i I »llpcrx inion «Ince It» Intuney.
Allow lio on«» < < » d«-eei» e >ou lu t III*.
All <\>ui.tci leit», 1 mi tat Ions rimi
I <i-t-. -g«»o«l ” are bub
Eiperimeiits that trill« wlill an<l eliilang«*r the liealtli of
lufiiut» unti t lilldr« i; Experten«*«’ agniii't Evp«*rlnirnU
What :s CASTORIA
Caatoria I. it harinlea* siib'lituto i«»r Custor O«l, l'arvx-
iroi-h-, l»rop>< nini .SiMitliing Scrups. It la l'ica-’icnt. It
coiilahi*« ucitlier Opluin. Morphino nor otlier NuriwsAir
Mllbslaliec. Ilsitgei-» it» glIUHllitee. It <l«-»ll'«>) i Murili»
uii<l iillai*« I'everi»lin<**«*«. It «tir«*» l»iarrli«i*a unii \\ imi
Coli«-. It nli« \«*s Teetlllng Trotibl«-«, cure*» CoiiatlpMtlon
und l'hit iileney. Il ii»»iuiilat<-» III«* l'oo«l, regulatt'a tbo
Stoiii.i.li unii Ihmel»,
liealtb.i ami maturili «1<*«-|».
Tllc tìllhlreii'a Panacea T'Iu’ 'lotlu r's l'rlell«».
The following is the rule uved bv
»
th« government in measuring hav
always
that
it
buys,
and
as
it
is
ot
general
i
The confirmation of Captain
use we print it:
Charles E. Clark, of the Oregon to
To find the number of cubic feel
iw advanced to ¡¡rade of Rear Ad­
in a alack of hav, first measure the
miral of bigbest rank carried an ex
distance from one sole of its base ment and everythin*’ necessity t.>
reptional honor with it, inaauiucb
over the top to base of opposite side it» perfect use.
a> the promotion waa unanimously
“SNUFFLES” is th* only j*r-
—measure distance across the bot­
granted by the Senate, This n* the
tom; subtr.u-t the distance acro-s fecit A'l'A RRH C L’RE ever mud«*
second advancement granted to
the bottom from th« distance from sod is now recognize«! a*, the only
•u!>- ai «1 positive cun* for that an-
Captain Clark in recognition of his
base to b
over the ton and di­
tn>y*i g ami disgusting d:«< u-<-
It
successful voy >g* in bringing the
vide the remainder bv two. which cuiee ail intlamatiou «puckly aid
< fregon around the Horn in fighting
gives the height of the stack permanently and is alno womb-r
trio:, and for his subsequent gal­
M asure length o! stack and multi­ t ill;, «piics t.'rel.ev. HAY LEVER
lant action in the battle of Santi­
ply length, breadth and height to <>r COLD in thi HEAD
CATARRH when neg'.-«!• d often
ago.
gether. and the result is the num-
I
■ . • • ' INSI MBTION— >N i f
lier of cubic fret in the stack. In ELKS ' will save vou if you use it
It ia reported from Washington
a ton of h iy th it has been stacked at <>!*.<•«■
It i» no ordttiary r« me.iv.
tbit Ptcaident Roosevelt inclines
W E. 7uDCH. >rcpntt:r
thirty days or over, there ar>‘422 but u c.iinpl**’.« tr« atmei.t wiu.-li i-
strongly to the idea of having a
Ao
cur*
cubic fret. In newly stacked Lav posi.ivcly guartnteed
— I’sKsr OF Wi*KS. I. yl (Iks
-------
i ATAKRH in auv form or singe
strong man from ti.e Pacific coast
th* government measures 512 f> »t
if
u'**'l
according
to
the
direction»
for his running mate iti l'.hJ. This
IÉF* Dn ti k s iirxc‘1 to nuit voir •
»iirti».»ijw t r»* »• uvtil guarani«!
to the ton
which nc.umpanv curb racKag«*
lieiug the ease, why sheuld Oregon
Another rule often tisnl in : hi
Don't itelav but «end tor it st oner
Your patrio ag» Solici’«!
not supply the strong man for vice-
country is: Add over and wid'h and write full p-irticu ma us to
president? She can do it. And
tour
cumiit.r.n,
and
you
will
re-
divide by 4, squire multiply bl­
cciv«* s|iecial advice from the dis-
Oregon is entitled to the place for
' from ell other sources available, length and divide t>v cutie of 71 r>r cov«*r«;r of Ihi* wonderful r«*nic<iy
several reasons, among them being
pertaining to the condition of their 421*.
regarding your case without < u»t t<>
the fact that this state furnished
y. U l>«-vond the regular prii C «>!
district; th«u consider and form
An exchange rave: “A farmer “>NT FFLES"
thu only white spot in all the great
the
<«l AR\N
■ conclusicns whether or not their
country west of the Missouri river,
living not fur from t wn brought iti IT ED CA TARRH CERE '
district is over atocked and to wl._.
hat
.
,
.
.
,
Sent prepaid to any address in
ejiotless and clean from the taint
some butter lu«t week, and after
extent it is overstocked
If they,
the
I’nited Stat«-» or an nl i «*n re
of Bryaniey, after the election in
trying every grocer in town, was
after due consideration, find it to
Ceipt of <)tie Dollar
«d<lr«--- D* p'
IS'.Mi. Who shall the man lx:?—
com pod led to take his butler back 114'11 EDA IN B GILES A* COM­
I r fi \ t - pur* th»- 5 K
Yoli K W I Lk I Y 11.11 I Sb tiga t»rt*n a n atonal
i be over stocked let them then order
'1 lie Dalles Chronicle.
borne unsold
It seems hat this PANY. 2'130 and 2332 Ma-k.t
* t / N I < U «I I) r
M 111" •’ < l«»H»lv
h<r <(> fW| nf»«l h .1 » •” |U\f«| th»* cubit
a graduated cut on all breeding, or
d«i(r ui«l m |*f ort of tin- A in« r D ah | h ««fi p !<> i <!»
r»«*v»r *itaii»r<l l»y an>
farmer semis to Montgomery War«l Str« et. I’L du«l*-i ph it.
! other stock a* they may consider
Mtliiiall f»• il Î: . ’ m i
1 I ! E
Au exchange thus wisely remarks:
for everything ue burs and our
advisable within the district they
I grocers have decided to permit him
Pare’s who allow their boys and
'riiuur-.ir.fi Ha- *.*
Trouble
NEW-WRK TRIBUNE FARMER
preside over, thereby keeping the
nn ’ Don't Know it.
girls to »pend their time on the
to
sell
hie
buiter
to
Montgomery
i** hi .
un»'- nt»’ n {-»• '.irti'» ra ai <1 il t ir tain i« •
th»* hr t numltrr via i*«urd
i amount of stock within the sup­
now To rtn.l Ont.
street, to go where thev see tit,
.\t*v* npM-r 7’h I'Ot.
Ward. Ami that reminds us that
portingcapacity of their district;
Fill a * >u ■
• « ion y s«.s »m'i ynnr
F.
> iep ir t hi « »it of </r '»lit ir.il i . I .• r\ i« • *svpr»-«| h< *|sr< ml rontrihutora
should not find fault with our law»
when the Baptist ladies held their water auU let II e:..i> 1 twerry f r !i .- 4
by a gradual« d cut. I mean let the
v. I o jirc it » iff it 11 • i. f « 1« I 11 \ • in »•>, .cul I h»- Till BI \ F E A KM KK a ill
or the officers if their children do
W'lun«-nl or ret
bazaar they wrote to both Mont­
l—r.,1 r . . e, •*
heaviest '-ut fall on the largest own­
in rv»-r% f » »»«• a I h /J i « I g* ff» to tl.it-', live, •»n’rrf»»i'«in^ atfririiltura) |m|»rr pro
Hing Inuica *-i aa
n<»t make good men and women.
gomery Ward ami Sears. Roebuck
. unt.eaiin/ con .,
’
’ v I
• f ! 1.11* <1 u if h pirt in r»« («f Ii % e e’t«t k 1» cnlrl fg 1 m Li: liti in* »» anti liomae,
er of stock. That will give the «iew
É
'
■
The home is the place when: char­
lion cf i!ie ki.f-
A Co., for a contribution
The firat
.iw’ri« '»It>i t’ muchi» »-
etc.
beg inner on Lia homestead an even
nc/c; :f
stami
acter is formed, and not on the
! imi» '«* wtv
*>>ro> un I Hnybt r- will fin«l «ft»*, iti pe^ria for rntertair ment.
letter remain*«! ur.answered, but
ycur ltr.».n it I.
, chance to build himself up and for­
Io gu lM r j ri« » 41 f • 1 ) « ai vil ¡1) > > 11 « <
.* «’dn r» lì! X S, I ni lie Or.
evlaer. » cf Hi
street. No parent is doing bis full
the second elicited a reply from
ever settle this range question.
■
-■
ney trout le
tot
duty to 1119 country or his child
Montgomery Ward
He said he
fieq-.i'iit . e.-i rc
sec. 3. That the government di­
pa-.*, it er pain li­
who allows it to seek its own asso­
gave a great ileal torharitv but con­
vide up the ranges between cattlu
the ba>. k L. »tu.
ciates and its own pleasures. ' Giye
fined his giving to his home ’own. convincine j ' I th.it ’.he kali eya and Liad-
! and sheep. Land which ia not a
me the boy until he is 10 years old
W by not allow hi n to make his dcr are o *t gì urtici.
'lapttd to rheep grazing eec it aeide
Whnt to Do.
t? /fc O
h!uh urjttHk ougrantgvd ì9U'd J0ODLL3 tn«w
and I will give you the man,” was
moi e« ofF hi- home tow- ?”
There H coini-At In the knowicdg^ so
I for cattie alone ' »th« r land adapt
'-«’ki-e'iÄfa
I g*
jf*.c:i •<**• •
•, • 4t Dr. rCti” ci z 1»-v*- ,p
w* w
m ;
,r.,.s Of t f*.»
. hh ry. .« . ni rd AM TO
I
» lid by a venerable man long year«
by u* t < n<j-ka!f •
h^r Mothla .
▼tr
'ed to sheep grazing, let it be set
Hoot,
Uic
«
’
»
-
it
k
lue/
remedy
i
i!
’
e-.»*ry
Tueadav, the documentary st <mp
ago, and the truth of the eaving
wiih in A.i'.riiijr rheiirr atun. pum i-> i.,«
1900 and 1901 Models ¿¡tf $7 te $11
apart for sheep entirely
That law became null and void
It was 1 ■ «- J r. < ■ ■
■ ■ ■
j '
• ■
■ . ■
should awaken many parents to a
Cute!
s 7.1th l»rgo pAcZ' /rapAtc engrat niyj ami
would settle all range troubles, both
thè i rinxry n.irz.afc. It corrotti
full detail'd specili'-atlons iint/r-c to at.J* midrea*.
inaugurated at the beginning of
higher sense of duty toward their
to hol*i /x’er ani scaldii:^ [...*) :.i [ a . j: ;•
'.V
SHIP ON APPROVAI Vo imyoue in U H.
■ real and imaginary, such as our big
' 1 !•
. ‘
•• of
r.
the Spanish American war. and .*. .-
offspring.
or < h a>!a uif/c.-ut <i ecn! t . adcancc aud allow
' live rtock corporations love to harp has afforded an immense source of «ine re Kn I o
t
u;.n
‘
aTTUt
unni
r.r ?jsi*y
t i be.
L*. ng
f tr c ( ^niprrile'i
umpciled lo f.
f, > . enei
asity r.f
ÄIÄ
<»regun lawyers are looking for­ on, and make it possible for home­ revenue to the government
The dt’.ri/’g tl.c «lay, and to
np
man/
up n.an/ tr.ies
4W r/fflr In orditine from tn, an you <’<> Doi
d r.eg tha n flit. The
and rna
The 'mil
nil 1 : and
tn* extra-
ward witfi some anxiety to the time seekers to take up hori.ertcuds and act bore quite heavily upon the
nr 1 to pE\ a cm nt if thu bicycle doua Dot suit you.
ordinary <t <■! Swamp-Ro«.t . . : - od
ÔÜO SEÜÜND-HANÜ
WHEELS
when the new code prepared by get the benefit of grazing their live ruilroad and express companies r-
1 • -a fa ths h
f .
;
derful r un. . r f t. » mort ét ire tn >* eoe
stock
on
the
Public
Domain
;
ar
d
j
.
j
j
n
î .
».
f.
.
>r
<
*
’
e,»-»,
r*
ta!Ml
or»*s.
¿ a
O
Judge Bellinger and A*. W Cotton
i There was a two-cent stamp ntlix if you - 1 .1 :..« . cir.c y.,u ohould • • , ■ t •
' t intlmT’l l.iit >t • . H l.
¥• - '! US n»' » .
V'* ■’*
•’
also
haye
a
ready
market
for
all
of
7 |r, •. f (Iiiipmt of. erndr •
n>r «•-•••*I" of rllkln«!*i •»» •* t* •
< d to all ahippi* g reoeipts, bills of ce :*. £<.!■! I 7 'ti'rr.T Ci !n
shall be ready for use. The work
d t, i r.kn-a.
t.rl/*. ,* .,« r » !|* f « ■
try < a.al te A n - -r M • f lut • i > >.« I-• ■ »• r It«« f* il.
You may Lave 1 a Mmpfe botile < f tilt;
will comprine 2500 pages. Al! the their surplus products, wLich, un­ , lading, etc.
S’DER ÄßFIffS WSiiTEDi: ri."-
wonderful
dec
der
any
ot
the
Lease
Bills
now
be
i «*• nttxlrl ttb'i* I • T’f voip 4mr»‘ tim» y<»u < n.l 1*
>•
<• >py is in the hands of a local
aa !
t«ck that teli:
SM t. w.-» k N-»t«l*-w tiavim* » win-« I to OU»
A
Washington correspondent ric.r o tb..'.r, I', iiotii r.er.r
fore
Congress,
they
could
not
have.
a
rrllMl''.-
i.r-..,.
In
-a-h
I
wn
to
«IHlrlbut.
i-.uul
.
printing firm. The new code will
ir.il»>.,- «•■«■■ >.i
■
I ihlj,:u' «! I
■
says while President Roosevelt will abt ,.■ 1.»iy fiee. by 1 a it,
consist of two volumes. Already And under which conditions it
ad irei* Dr. Kilmer
■ t «•eira 1. • «
make an extended tour of the coun C* .. Diniflianil ,ri. It. T. \7nen «.it
n.eri-
several hundred pages of the work would Lu impossible for new set­
try early in the fall, ho will not in­ ll.on ro.adirg liu.-:uciiercu:. afte, hi UC.3 payer.
tlors
to
maintain
themselves,
ami
have been set up and part of these
I
dulge in campaign oratory. II*- will,
are printed. The «late printing of- which would make the Homestead
the people to
1 however, appeal to
i.aw
a
«lead
letter,
a
fact
of
which
1 -e at Salem is grinding out the
Reduced tn FIF T Y
support him in his contention for
the
promoters
of
the
Le.se
Bill-,
code ut the rate of 24 pages a dav.
CENTS
A YEAR
Cuban reciprocity, which he ie-
The intention originally was to now berore Congrer.**, ate well . war«-
t
.A y :J ’ » ' . ’
» , • •••X.- »« ’ ««.A«
Lt
....
•
„
gaid- as involving 'he natioi al hon
have the work iseue<l by September, for they wouid »own hav* one of
Our
f
e
returned
if
we
fail.
Any
one
aantling
sketch
»nd
drucription
uf
or
and
as
above
partisan
p
ditio.
Fonr«; Iy
but at th* present rate of progress their millions on every w Hering
any
inv.
ntion
will
promptly
:■»■<
civu
our
opinion
frew
concerning
the
pat.nt-
One
r ich seems hardly possible. The place and other desirable spots to
ability of .«-mie. •* How to obtain n pati ni'* .«••■nt, ii | m > ii re«|u«Mt. l'aleuta
The Town Topic», published at
•ecure
it
for
them
under
the
Home
Doi
’ar
exceedingly poor indexing of the
sucurv>l
through in advertised for suit* at, our ex|>etiac*.
Portland,
is
authority
for
the
state
­
stead Act. is they huvti don* here­
makes it an aggravation
Pal
'
-nta
taken out through us receive special rro/frr, without charge, in
meat
that
Senator
Simon
will
re
­
o’
tofore under t* e Pre-emption Act.
, an i all will be glad to
T
he P ai est l’nixmn, an illustrateti inni widely circulutud journal, consulted
sign,
and
that
Governor
Geer
will
•Sec 4 That the government make
I
code.
by Manufacturers ami Investoni.
; such other regulations as might fur­ appoint ex Senator H. W. L'mbetl
'THIS in 1' 0 *• «a-».*
1
Fas
Semi for «ample copy FREE. Adtlress,
•’1 1 .>w be-
ther increase the meat, pioducing to fill the balance of Senator
»
fore the Araerina > • .!> .1 :. Ils' .»3
c: parity of our open ranges, for in- Simon’s term of office. Mr. Simon
New f iean ;i. i-'ar.hl ;
•1 Embroider)*, Ilk
In
.Li. g. in
8ta;;c*, iuak<- it etimpt.lsory for i« now in Portland, and tin; rumor
i
'.*.' mar. j ^A>rk and
«S. ■
.nd i.i
»by Is most like-
ia
possibly
true.
every owner of cattle wiio enjoys
>a»aub
’
.Uy
i.l.utratt-l
.
.
-...1
EVans
end fretful, j . i !
|
II. I'ack ard white. A'
.!, i
th»- benefit of grazing his »lock on
in weight.
ilio Salvador Government, han
ehowathe very fas!
: al .'- N; . Ii.- -.
the public domain, to provide ami
Sr-itr, mad« fret. N > ! ■ * I'r
passed a law providing that a >y
... !d .!.... I
h l<>< .
!;e«io .» uh sire b> every twenty hea l -alvtidor attorney wh<» «hall rep re
.>1 leinale «-ail l>. The same t«« be sent an Am-rican in the courts of!
Scad Five Cents To-day I
far »17 «1« <x>«rj tlM III» l.ja* WoMx.-C
. not less than a half In ecd of some that country »hall be subjected to |
M agmimi . «.-.d we
. ml
:•»
superior b«ef breeding stoe k of cat - 1 life imprisonment. The sentiment
to« its r-airer :: ea f □ ,;....................
wiiil-h prompted that law is not
This, in it »elf, woul«l increasr-
i
7n. XXW IDEA PÜBtTUHÎifO < 0
| likely to induce an irdlux of Amer
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our bc' f production on the open ¡cm cat’!'al.
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