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I O«*SGO“ WATE Pure Blood in Spring ' thus making it necessary to follow land t ties thereafter in abstracts. I No right to the uae of water from the streams of the state can hereafter be acquired for any purpose without compliance with law. For intelligent A waler law for Oregon, which la uae and development of our water re- believed to be the best among all the s orces some central office must be states of the Union, —cam« effective provided, where a reliable record of all For Infant« and Children. Mrs. J. F. Gee, 50 Gould street, Stoneham. Mass., save: “In 25 years' on February 24, 1909. Complete state water rights can be found The di No water right version of water wltbuut lie necessary experience I hair never known Hood’s Sarsaparilla to fail, for spring hu control la provided. can hereafter be acquired without com permit is made a misdemeanor. mors and as a general blood puriBer. It gives me pba.urv to say this.** pliance with thia law. It abolishes the The application should bo accompan Mrs. I,. Bickford. Goesville, N. IL, says: “Every spring I was com old requirement of posting a notice on pletely prostrated, run down, from dyspepsia and that tired feeling. But the bank of the stream. Hereafter, ied by a fee of |3 for examining the same, together with the additional I have found Hood’s Sar.aparilla heljm n ■■ from the first dose, completely the priority of all rights will be deter ak oiiol 3 pea c «» t fees, depending upon the proposed uae, mined by the date of receipt of an ap restores good health and strength.'* Ilegin to take AVcfetahu frrparwtanfar At aa follows: plication in the office of the elate engi súnlüiiníürRrtjBrfRrAíi For irrigation, graduated as follows : neer. If the application is defective, <«fid* Start aallkwbi it will be returned for correction with 15 cents per acre from 0 to 100 acres; 5 cents per acres from 100 to 1,000 out losing its priority. iNFANTS/flLPKg* The leading feature of this bill ia acres; 1 cent per acre for each acre in til* limitation of franchisee to the use excess of 1,000. For power, graduat 26 cents per horse TVotnoh's DtficationflrrrfU of water for power development to a ed as follows: period of 40 years from the date of ap power from 0 to 100; 10 cents per nrss and Rwl imtami ar«» plication. and the requirement that horse power from 100 to 1.000 ; 6 cents Upturn Morphutr tvr.‘tagr*i reasonable fees be psnl to the state in p»r horse power in excess of 1,000. N ot N arcotic . ali caaes by those benefitted. The For any other purposes, including ap plications by municipaliteie, S5. schedule of fees baa been designed to Three diff«-rent forme are provide I ultimately pay the entire coat uf ad- ministration, thus relieving the gen for the appropriation of water; one to eral tax payer, who derives only an be used in case of new appropriations, indirect benefit through the aided pros another tt> be used where the appropri perity resulting from Increased devel ation is to be made by the enlargement jhlW* I or extension of existing works and a It. but did not. opment. The payment to the stale of an an thini form where the application ia for five franc piece! n (a I list which; nua) license fee of 25 Cents to 12 per a permit to construct a reservoir and Aperfrn Remedy far Cm©» impound surplus waters. A separate I hors« power hereafter appropriated t ion. hour StoBudt. Dtantan application must iw made for permit was prov ded by the Eaton bill, which kVornuX wulsionvirvrriii takes effect on May 22. This fee ia to to appropriate stored waters prior to nrss tt*l Loss or S uxp . be collected by the board of control its application to benefleiai use. This and adjusted from time to time, baaed application ia made on the Aral form upon the percentage of power appro mentioned above, and is then known aa priated which ia put to beneficial uae. a secondary permit, and must refer to In brief, the new water corle creates the primary permit, am! to the reser a board of control, composed of the voir from which the water supply is to At b months These forma, together state engineer and the division super be derived. jS-pom-jycom in Undent of each of the two water di with instructions, can be secured by visions into which the state has been ad dressing the state engineer. Salem. GuirtnUfii unArit»I •««’d Work must commence within one divided, arwl upon this Ixvard rests the responsibility of determining end re year from the date of application and cording all water rights heretofore Ini be completed within a reasonable time, tiated, the granting of new rights in as iixvd in the permit, not to exceed accordance with law, and the protec- Ave years. If the water is applied to the bene- r tion of all water rights through a com- flcial use within the lime allowed, I prehensive administrative system. I Before any protection can be granted proof la taken of such fart by the di to vested rights under the new law, vision superintendent and a certificate such rights must first be determined issued the applicant by the t>oard uf and recorded. Where numerous ditches control. This ccrliflcate is of the same tap a stream, and especially if the form as issued t<- early appropriators stream ia long and the summer few u(ton determination of their rights, as ■ limited, state protection is necessary. j described above. The new method uf initiating water ’ j Th» cost ami time consumed in de termining rights under the old law 1 rights may seem cumbersome aa com- was very great. The water users along pared with the old method, but it ia . The right, when I Silver creek, in Ijike eounty, joined in worth all it coals. j a friendly suit to determine their finally granted, is absolutely deter- r rights, ao that a water master could mined aa to all rights hereafter initi be employer! to distribute the me.gt-r ated. It will be determined as to all supply, thus preventing annually re the world, after a determination aa PCRTWiD, ORE curring disputes. Fourteen lawyers , above outlined. Thia determination is i were employed on only one side of this made with« ut cuet to the new appro- . . ' case. Recently, the case was decided priator. No largr canal can be operated with . • Í by the Supreme court, after nine years in courts. I'urmg this time, one of ' out one or more water masters to di- ' r the contestants died, one became in vide the water in accordance with the sane, and a numl»-r, tiring of the con I rights and needs of the different later als. Likewise, irrigation from publics flict, sola to others. ! If the ex|wrience of Wyoming ia streams cannot be a aucceaa without . any guide, the moat complicated case water masters to regulate diversions. | The use of streams to convey stored . t can probably be decided, under the water to its place of use was impoeai- i new law, within a year. The cost is set out in the law and in ble under the old law, and the con- i designed to be lens than the cost of sfruction of many reservoirs was thus \ an abstract to the land. For irrigation prevented. Aa rights are determined under the rights, the c->st will be fifteen cents 420 lamber t«< hange BuiUlm« per acre for each acre for which a new law, districts are created and: water right is claimed up to one hun- water masters appointed, where de PORTLAND ORtGON , dred acres, five cents from one hun- manded by the water users, to enfore | dred to one thousand inclusive, and the decrees of the board or of the one cent for each acre in excess of courts. This officer is accountable to i one thousand acres. For pow«-r, the the division au|wrintendent and pro- : ' coot will be twenty-five cents for each tecta, nut only the early rights, but al- i WATERPROOF , theoretical horse (tower claimed, up to so all new rights and the rights of res . and including one hundred, fifteen ervoir owners. OILED CLOTHING /A When a headgate has been lawfully ' ■ cents from one hundred to one thou- I looks belter-wears longer-/’/' J sand, inclusive, five cents from one - closed to admit the proper quantity of water, or shut entirely, it is a misde ■ thousand to two thousand, Inclusive, and gores more A x'l |*ruUMh| f U «ILrd. bod«ly comfort _>f and two cents per horse power above meanor for the owner to disturb it. ! went o»rr on »h«» V because cut on two thousand, the minimum fee in If the gate has been wrongfully oprned party, and 1 1 4idu( lorge patterns ye' , ' ' either case to be two dollars and fifty during the night, the presence of moist daylight.** costs no more than cents. For any other claim to water ure in the ditch in the morning is do- 1 d. ebr the jusl os good kindtX^A. ’ dared to be sufficient evidence to con- ' SUITS’3QO5UiK[R5‘Joo $ the fee is five dollars. K1ay \ k yx.mav\c\>A\ tweemu The procedure is simple. A list of vict the owner of unlawful uae. b\ pvtpa \xjsu\a\ djuxb. ArtVWu. js SOtD evtw»*H(»t \ W ith ouch an officer available, capi- j questions is sent to each claimant or W owner < mi the stream. He is required, tai will nut hesitate to invest in star-: tw-, 9O>««<I -QjWf Py ms U hvxu JA u . (AwVruXy \ kxu .V cw \ i under forfeiture of his right, to answer age works. The water, when released, v^n c/ ••« tea j i r < K>w. UuAwt r.muXySyvuv vjL^fclAaw can and will be protected by the water -u'.-ixoot “JrtBRK'® uuo* fate *• can't do that. the questions which, together with a master, no matter how many ditches ' survey of streams and land arras and * j rowys CO ^.uw. v » * H’s furbldJsa m 4 Saw» w H k M «.ivjfcLs ok to J¡xw afcAar measurements of the water supply by intervene, and the owner permitted to iluA\ su uvMAtaiKb to twAua the state engineer, furnish a.'l neces divert an equal amount, leas that lost sary information for an adjuration of by aee;>age and eva|x>ration. nuw, <raáua\ty äispufsA w\U\ The Anal object of the new water i rights. The ma;«a and all statements, uhín tu üm^.T tirtáulas O k UA vj signed ui der oath liefore the superin law is the protection of vested rights, ! tendent, are submitted upon a given when determined, and to encourage Egg-Phosphato ruu^w*. ttKuvv^uvA an. toawvA day for examination by all interested the development and use of our un- ■ , |>arties. If anyone thinks hie neighbor appropriated waters. This encourage- ; na\uvk..anAnd to su^AatA lhv nalutuX is making an rroneoua or extravngent me nt is provided in the definite pro- j $unvhun5.\vKu»hvftu.Q \\W— claim, his temtimony can be contested. c< dure for acquirement of new rights. matoiv upvnynxpa WAinshnunV, By this procedure, all errors can be The f<-<-» are <«f no consequence to the ■ corrected and, if necessary, further tes one who contemplates putting the (Wipur t$)rt5.and <Yivittf Get it from A FULL POUND 25c. timony taken. Aa soon as possible, an Water to beneficial use. In fact, the your Grocer k y»1 A UnctKial Jvdwsxvbav th. Renatas, order is entered by the board, determ certainty of right, which is essential ‘ ining the rights. Thia order ia ;»ut in as a basis fur intelligent investment I CALIFORNIA to execution at once and later filed with on a large scale, is worth far more ' Fio S yrup C o . the Circuit court for confirmation. if than it costa. The old-time notice SOLD ev ALL LfAD'H«. onuCCiSTS no appeals are taken, the order is con man, whose chief business under the o*< Mt umr- fttuvMM BO< ©<• i » oytl < firmed. If the case ia not reopened old law was to hold up the public, is within six montlir, the decree becomes effectively discouraged by these fees. Anal. The office of the board of control is It ia conqxwed of Upon such Anal determination, water located at Salem. right certificates are issued in accord three members, appointed by the gov ance with the dccns. Tiiew cert in- ernor as follows: John W Lewis, cates are then recorded in the eoonty state engineer, Salem, president; F. records and bear the same relation to M. SastuT*. Baker Ciiy, and H. L. Hol the water title aa ti e patent from the gate, Bonanxa, Klamath county. ~ You will never know what genuine ' United States does to the land title. M-'S.«rs. Holgate Jand Saxton are re foot comfort la until you wear Martha ! The right of each user from the stream spectively the division superintendents Washington Comfort Shoe*. They te or from a large ditch, will thus be de of the Western and Eastern water di- I | ll vr ’ovdand at. lut g (vet amt uulu w . termined. The law makes the grant visions. The board, or its respective ! Ing a pleasure. They fit like a glove to th« use uf waler for irrigation ap members, will be glad to assist the > feel aa easy aa a stocking. No bothc purtenant to the land irrigated. The public as far as possible under the new title thereafter passes w.th the land. code and will furnish information upon request. Jas« ■ <>raln. Ta certain if y«ni take Hood's Saraajxrilla. This great medicine curse those eruptions, pimples and boils tbsl apfiear st all w<-n»; ires scrofula sores salt rheum,or eexema; adapts itself equally «<*11 to. and also cures, dyspepsia and all stomach troubles; cures rheumatism and catarrh; cures nervous troubles, debility and that tirrd feeling. Hood’s Sarsaparilla Signature It Will W.CDÖÜGLÄS *3.00 SHOES S3.50 TOWERS FISH BRAND Cc\vsV\poXw\\ C rescent BAKING POM/DER ^.Martha Washington w Hl Comfort Shoes 1 COFFEE ' TEA SPICES euch an at «parent liar." Mid 'and no rock loan. Oh! he's a < < ream«. Messnre the unbeaten white of an egg. add to It as much water aa there Is white, and stir luto this mixture he la a bird.“ replied Browne, enough confectioner's sugar to make a a ao easy to patch him. All paste that can be molded Into shape. pt to do la put a little m H on Roll between the palms Into round halla. roll each of tb»--M’ over and over In the chocolate coating and lay on waxed paper to dry. A married man conics nearer know- lug b»w nienn be la than « mm who la not marrlevk BAM NO POWDER • EXTRACTS i .IllsI RIGHT <ixxx3Eao CLOSSoaonm W1AM0 OSl flAPLEINE I | I J I I I I |