IRRIGATION TALK.
grown on the place in IS'JS wn9 I
Local and General.
cb.’iilv m. aot of trespass upon the
M< --rs, Dalton Biggs, N, G. < ar- '
com| any'* rights. The alfalfa wns
M, II. Brenton and "Chino" Iter-
p*
liter, IL
livens, M. Fitz-1
the properly the company. It wn dilgo arc up from tho I’ranch.
Gerald
and
I.
S,
G«*er delegates to'
not his property, ami his snh> of it. | Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Buchanan, of
thoKtal«'
Irri"iiti«>ii
Convention, G»1
against, tho company's protest, und Harney, were vi«iti>r< We<lnesday.
l>e
held
in
Portland
on th«! 18th
his appropriation of tlm proceeds
i Robert Waters left Sumloy for inat., left on th« stage Ibis morning
did not make him in any proper
Sm Francisco where he will spend for that city. Register Win. Farrc
Mm«.! an occupant of the lands.
the Winter.
ofth'' F. S. Land Office who is
Thu building of his uninhabitable
We
urn
informed
that
tho
Red
spending bis vacation in the me­
shack ami his pretenre of living in
Front
Livery
burn
bus
again
tropolis is also a delegate ami will
it were equally futile
changed
bauds
present to tlm <'onv<*ntion plut«
Il <loes not appear from the «vi-
Gco-gu llagey has purchased the which h<: bad carefully prepare«!,
ilrnco before the Department that
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Gentry was employed to acqiiir«,* interests of Robert Waters in the showi ig some good sites for large
reservoirs ami irrigation projects
Of prescriptions is no child's play. title to the lamia under the borne- store of Walers Bros’.
YDFR wants can Is* 81 PPL1ED. Cull ami examine tliu
11 requires conscioiitio'is care and stead laws for tho company’s bene­
Atty John W. Biggs accompanied within this amt Malli« ur counties,
largest
st«>ck of Geru-ra! Mcrchan<lisc in Eastern Oregon.
aoeurut« knowledge of drugs and fit, or that such was his relation to Judgo Clifford on his return to lie will also be prepared to furn­
ish other valuable data which it is
Everything the best m Quality,
their relations to each other. We the company when the selections by Canyon City Tucsduv.
hoped
may lie the means of caus­
take in honest pride in tho purity Hyde were filcil; but if that rela­
Everything full Weight,
For Sale—Hay at $5 per ton with
of our drugs, ai.d tho skill and ac­ tionship was here almwn he would good pasture ami plenty of water, ing an early investigation <>f reser­
Everything at reasonable prices,
voir site« in this part of tho coun­
curacy with which we compound be in mi b> iter situation, for the Enquire of Ira Stubblefield.
W<‘ ar«- after your tride and will use ever honest endeavor to
try. by tho Government.
I.cm on your physician's order.
reason that in such «vent his occu­
Jacob Wright, of Drewsev, was
fi-cure
and retain it.
Ilctr.ember
That the Silvies River reservoir
pancy of tho lands for the use ami i in town Wedm sday with a load of
benefit of the company would still onions for which lie found ready site, within thiscountv, is by fur the
l>< »t natural site in Eastern Oregon, ’
li. W. WELCOME « CO.,
be in reality the company's occu­ sale.
/
Proprietor«.
cannot lx* successfully denied It
pancy.
Jorgensen is «till to the front is perfectly safe G» assert that suf­
The department is of the opin­
with low prices. Cull and see Bia ficient water «-an be at a ri-asonab!«-
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ion, upon the record hero under
line of watches, clocks, jewelry. cost, stored in th*' basins of Silvies !
consideration, that prior to the
i stationary, etc.
ami Bear Valleys with which to re­
hearing Gentry had not ite«]tiired I
MATURO tY, NOVEMBER 14. U hi .
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WOOD.
—
Good
Juniper
wood
claim
the more than 150,<>00 acres
the status of an occupant of the
Prices
'
fur
sale
in
any
quantity.
of
arid
and vacant lands of this val-
lands,as against the subsisting oc­
<*«-»»• r> vs. P. I. S, ('<».
going
up.
Call
on
W.
E.
Huston
leyfincluding
th«* GOjItl acres nj>-
cupancy of the company. His pro­
in
tin
Dnrk'neitnor
building,
pli*-d
for
by
th«:
Ilarrwy Valley Im­
test is accordingly hereby dismiss­
Continue«! fnitn Secoml page,
provement
Co.j.
Th«* only ol»sta-
I.ec Culdwi 11. Henry Richardson >
ingl. ami in view <u th«* settled low ed.
You will notify the Pacific Live W. W. Johnson ami Charley John- | clcs in th«* wav of this ent« rprix* Lv
that nil umb-rstaiidinus or agree-
' i time are
iFiock
Company, the beneficiary son left far Canyon City W. dncs-jtbe‘^vernment, at this
incnts of the ehururt< r stated are
I
th«»
filings
of
th«*
said
In
provement
I
under
the
««lections.
that
it
will
he
dav
to
bi-
absent
a
w<
ek
or
two.
illegal ami fraudulent. I m - ciuwc
i Company,
au<i inv
the h holdings
the
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nu
h , , a.i'i
viMiiif.
i • of
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allowed
u
reatontiblu
time,
to
be
volatlve of th«« letter and *| iril of
Joe ( aidwell has oiiened up a ;„ .
i .i «•
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,
,
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P. L. .8. Co., and the few settlers of ,
(li* hoiiieali-u«! laws, th*- court h«*ld fixed by your oilice, within which short
iort o der
«¡«-r lunch counter in the
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lu substance, thut the cmic was not | to submit |>r< of ■ howir g the select­ back part of the Windsor Bar He Silvios and Bear Valleys. hofaras
one fi»r equitable intervention ut ed lands to be, at tin- time of filing will servo dinner ami meals at all the Improvement Coin p xny’s hold -
ill«* iiiNiauC" of «'iih< r partv ua a- I tho proofs, still iion-miticral in hours of the night. Joe knows bi* i ings or righlz arc concerned, it is be-
gaunt the oilier in my mamier re- character and not occupied adverse- business. If you are a Missouri™ I lieved lu re tha, upon repayment to
epvctitig th »uiject matter of the I ly to said company In the event .-ind need showing, just drop iuai.d them of the amount already expend­
ed by them in Cling, survi ving, etc.,
We are now receiving our Fall and Winter goods consisting of
ui><ler«tim«in>g ami upon that , IU< h proof shall I m - submitted, the see him.
by tho Government, the Company
ull
kinds of Dry Good*. Boots and Shoes, Groceries. k<i >v<*.
sehetion*
will
be
approved
for
pat
­
gr >U' <i th«- comp •■ *’« suit na*> «Its-
W. A. Younger was arraigned be­ would relinquish its claim, i. e.,
Our
stock of Ladiea* Dress Goods. Outing Flannels, Ladies and
ent,
unless
other
matcri«!
objec
­
tui»*c«i A | «-tilioi for rehearing
fore Justice S. W’ Miller Wednes­ provide 1 the Government would • Children 1'ndcrwear and Shoes are unexcelled. We invite you to
tions
ehail
appear.
»in deun <1 Juk 8, P. til
day, on a charge of larceny of u iiiidertaki* the work mentioned.
visit our store ; inspect stock and obtain prices. We qtiaruntee sat­
The decision appealed from is
The rccoid l-efor# the Depart*
wagon load of potatoes which he This cost together with the cost of isfaction in every particular.
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revciseil.
Very
Rcepec
’
ftlliV,
nivnt do«-s iK«t show that al uny
had been entrusted to deliver to G. purchase of ull the biddings in Sil-
E. A. HITCHCO' K, i
time prior to the hearing Gentry
W >haw. He was bound over in : vics and Bear Valleys together with |
Secret«ry
v <ia hi fact or in co intcmplation of
the sum of $250 to await the action ■ th construction of a good and suf-
law no occupant of any par* of the
O. Calkins was arraigned before of the grand jury nod in default , Qeicnt «lam. and system of * canals,
Intel* udvetariy to the company
■s.
Justice of th*- Peace S. \V. Miller. was committed to the county jail. would be insignificant as compan d
It will not be < l ilUud >hut while
Thursday, on n charge of assault
C. A Bonnett, of Crane Creek, is | j to the actual cash returns which t
in the e impmy’s ompl >v Gentry'«
with a deadly weapon made against in Burns t:n<b*r treatment for some 'the Cnited States would receive
occupancy of the lands was other
him *»y hi* son-in-law, I.eeWdson. severe injur«-« received th« first «if within th* tir.-l two or thr.-c years'
M0N.MOITH, OREGON.
than th<- cotnpany'a occupancy.
lie was phi •, 1 under
boi,,)* to tin* werk i«i a ritn-n wav accident i 1 after th«* completion of the project,
• ira l late* <>i the School are in constant
Such a claim W'liibi be mtlmut
<L-m md at salaries ranging iruin
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keep the peace.
which oecur' «l while he wasenr<>ute to say nothing of the vast benefits
ju«f ilicatioii in law <>r r< ason. Hi*
$100.00, per iuootli.*S Students take U m
which
this
portion
of
th«-
state,
in
(ieo Smith, of t'nnyon • 'itv who home from a trip to the sswmili;
men* .announcement of an inten­
Ktate''exaw.inatieK4 «inring'tueir court«*
has
been stopping in Silvies Val­ after ltimb -r. His taco wassevero- ‘ ‘"act the whole state, would receive,
is the school and are ]>repare>l to receive
tion to claim the riinch m Lis own
both directly and indirectly.
State CertiSeates on graduation.
ri; ht un 1 for Ins ow n benefit, made ley for several weeks, was a visitor Iv bruised, ami his arm und wrist
It is to I».* siueei' ly Loped that
Expenses range’from f LgO.OO to
in
town
Monday.
Ho
informs
us
ii
j
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j
rcd,
thoiigh
no
l>oncs
were
I
a’, n tiim- w lieu hi* connection theic- I
practical results will be obtained
per year.
that
he
will
probably
secure
em
­
broken.
w,t!i was sol« lv in the right of the
Strong Norma! course an« well equip­
W. C. Black, a son of Rev. G. W. ’ from th«* efforts, of the contention,
ped Training^ »eparttnent.
Company. di«l not defeat or nut nn ployment in this locality for a few
i and that the delegates from this
The fail term open«. ¿Sept. 10.
<ml to the «'ompativ's occupancy, weeks. lie is a carpenter by oc­ Black of this place, his bought a
For catalogue containing full informa­
cupation.
half interest in the Crook County- county will, together with our rep-
«vliich tmd vxit>t« <l w ithoul ccasution
tion.addreos
E. D.fltESSLEK.
WAGONS! WAGONS!
Journal published at Prineville ; resentatiyes in Congress succeed in
for years, which us an employe he
er J ..15. V. Butler. See v
President.
giving
this
county
the
prominence
We will sell von a Mitchell, Mr; Black had intended establish­
ha 1 assisted to maintain, und dur­
in
this
matter,
to
which
it
is
so
ing which the company ha«l tna«ic Rushford or Webber Farm Bed ing a newspaper at John Day- but
after car« fully looking over the strictly entitled, and that ere an­
extensive, permanent. and valuahle Wagon ;
oj Steel Skein $S5.C<)
field found the hx-alitv well sup­ other summer passes actual work
impovement* on th«* lanusl nor did
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plied from Canyon City and gave will be begun by the Government
90.00
make him an occupant adverse to
W. E. 2EISÜH. Proprietor.
upon
one
or
the
other
of
the
big
ir
­
105 (Ml
up the attempt.
3 i* ,,
the eompauy.
.'either lid his
rigation
schemes
nitbin
this
val-
WES! OF WAXES, LlQl’OKS AND CIGARS.--------
Semi your orders to us, O. C. Co.
II. 5'. Blackwell was a pleasant
nets ami conduct subsrquenlly to
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such aiinoui’C« incut constitute him | Mr. D. P. Daugherty, well known caller one «lay during the week. i i«y-
Drinks mixed to suit vour taste. Courteous treatment guarawtei
an occup.'int ns ugainst th«» com­ i throughout Mercer and Summer He tells us that he has stopfs'd buy­
Business College Locals.
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pany. His disposal of tho alfalfa I counties, W. Va.. most likely owes ing ca'Al«* and that he is now feed­
Your natronage Solicited.
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his life to the kindness of a neigh­ ing GOO head of beef cattle at the
The Citizens Business College
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bor. lie was almost hopelessly af- Levens and Fritz Mace ranches for ' opens its second week with very i
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tlicted with diarrhoea ; was utter d- th«- Spring market. Ifenry, who is | bright prospects. Four new stu­ '-F
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ed bv two physicians who gave nim one of th« best informed stockmen dents, and many visitors-those I V -
little, if any, re.ief, when a neigh­ in this section, states that the cattl«' who will be pupils in a week or so.
bor learning of his serious condi­ shipments from Harney County Any one contemplating attending V
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t'i
tion. brought him a bottle of Cham­ during the past season will aggre­ ! college, or a normal school, can
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berlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diar­ gate 25,(HH) !iead.
look in upon our school work for
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Mr. and Mrs. Fred Oakerman, of| one half of a duy ani< be able to de­
rhoea Remedy, which cured him in
less than twentv-four hours. For Silver Creek, were visiting in town j cide at once where they will take
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sale by 11. M. Horton, Burns: Ered during the week. Mr. Oakerinan the course.
brought tn a petition protesting a-
Haines, Harney.
<hir normal class is making rapid
gainst the forest reserve to which ■ progress, anti express that satisfac­ ¿J
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\ oil Are Invited to Visit Cort-
he had secured the signature of j tion and content, that thorough
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land Irrigui ion Week, No-
5«.
nearly all the stockmen in his lo­ work alone can give.
venicer IM to 22.
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cality. This is one of a number of
Our slmrt-hand class declare L •1
Mrs. Laura. S. Webb,
The Oregon Irrigation Assoeia- similar petitions recently mailed
t. I
maile«!
they never was so intereste«! in
V IcvPrmMcwt Woman*« nemo-
don and the ttregon State Bar jq the various post otliees in this
<-rml«‘< lubMot x,»rlh«-rn Ohl««.
their lives and the rapid progress
Assuciati.m
meeiin
Portland.
Tues
­
I «Prided the champ <>( life which
county bv II. E. Thompson, who is they are making justifies the high­ 1 <*¡
day
and
Wednesday,
November
18
wci (ast approachin<. I noticed Wine
ft
leading the opposition in the light
and 19.
Reduced rates on „11
i
<»t Cardo), and decided to try a bot­
est hopes, and brightest anticipa­ k
tle.
I experienced »ome relief the
against, the reserve.
| railroads.
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Succeewre to R. A. Miller X’ Cw.
tions.
tint month »<> I l.cpt on taking it tor
Special
Entertain
nent
lor
all
Ex-County Judge Jam« s A Spar­
three month» and now I menvtruatc
The bookkeeping class have for­
visitors—Free theatre tickets; a
with no pain and I »hall take it otf and
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o»i now unfit I have passed Die climax."
Ga.ll or concert; a steamboat ride row returned Thursday evening I gotten that, they are in their school ? /
Fimialo w.iikin--«. <li«i>cilen*l
Ion the Wiihimett«’ und Columbia from an extended visit to relatives i days and Ixtlicve that they are in i
nwiiM-s falling of the womb mid
rivers: nn observation ear tide over and friends in Minnosotnand Mich­ real business, handling all of the t t. ‘.'
ovarian trouble« <)<> not wear «>u.
the street railways: a visit to the igan. Except a slmrt illness Mr.
They fi*H<>w a woman t<> tl><‘« hange
Portland Crematorium, to the $1, Sparrow enjoyed the best of health papers and milking all trie deals Ì-.. 1
of life. Po le t wait biittnke U inc
l)(M),(l(Ml Custom House, to the Pub­ i during his absent c and reports u ami transactions of business life.
,,f I 'ardui MOW iV.d amid thetrou-
Í. •'
I,)«-. Wine of i'ardui never fail*
lic Library, to the |'.nO,('(H> City most, enjoyable visit, to former | Th«* students of th«* preparatory L
t<> benefit a 'offering woman of
Hail, the wheat ships in the har­ haunts. His absence was not given department u.e making the same V 1
any age. W ine of I'ardui relieved
Í :
bor,
to tin* rooms of the Oregon entirely to pleasure as he has con­
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Mrs. \VelA> when she was in dan­
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ger. V. li ’ti you eonietotheiTmnge
Historical Society and other places siderable pronerty interests in the I progress that characterizes every i*»-
of life Mr*. Weldi'f. letter wilt
department
of
the
ctdlege.
They
•«ection visited including some iron
! of interest.
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mean mon* to you than it. does
An inspection of tin* Armory and mines upon which woi k has just are please«! with the work on ac­ I I t. „ 1
now. Hut you may now uvoid tho
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gun drill by Battery A is to be one I kcii started. The latter, however, count of personal instructions.
nfferirg ■•■he endunxl. 1 druggists
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b,.|| 5*1 l,„ttleiof Wine of t'nrdlli.
of the features of entertainment of he has leased.and with Ins other
Now
students
this week, Laura *-
•-
visitors. A cordial invitation is interests being well cared for In* re­
oxtendeil to nil ta visit Portland turns to Burns to engage in active Newell. Ora Williams, Alph Bear- ft
son and Stella llagey.
i business.
in Irrigation Week
NEW FALL GOODS
For Winter Wear
Proper Compounding
Burns Drug Store
At the Pioneer Store
HARNEY VALLEY ITEMS.
N. Brown & Sons
Fall and Winter Goods
Lunaberg & Dalton
state ; normal school
The Capital Saloon
Miller & Thompson,
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