MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREOON, MONDAY, AUGUST 29, 1910.
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INDIANS TO SELL
MANY ACRES
Klamath Reservation Inheritances to
Be Put Up to Highest Bidder New
Order to Be Worked In Oregon
Graft and Crookedness Impossible.
KLAMATH PALLS, Or., Aug. 29.
The drat sale of tho Klamath In
dian reservation lnnds belonging, to
tbc Indians is to be shortly made by
the Indians themselves. Thero are
bow somo Boveral thousand acres of
Indian' lands on this reservation
which aro subject to sale under a
mow order which has beep mado by
tho government. These lands con
sist ot inheritances which ono Indian
fcas received of allotted lands from
relatives to whom they have been al
lotted and who has died.
Tho plan on which they are to be
sold is for the Indian agent or some
agent of his to go over tho land
-which is owned by some Indian who
aakes It known that ho wishes to
sell and nppratso the samo at what
o believes a reasonable value. This
appraisement is placed under seal
and tho land is then advertised for
alo to the h'ghest bidder for cash.
These bids are submitted and to bo
pened on a certain date by the
agent, who then sells to tho highest
bidder, provided tho bids aro equal
to or above his appraisement. If
Bono of the bids are as high as his
appraisement, they are asaln adver
tised for sale, but no ono Is sup
posed to know what the appraise
ment as mado by the agent Is. When
this Is done tho Indian owner can
then enter a protest If he thinks tho
kid Is not enough for his land or the
agent's appraisement is too low.
When tho sale is finally made the
money Is then placed in tho hands ot
the owner, provided he or she Is an
Indian considered capable of han
dling his or her own affairs. If this
la not the case the agent places this
purchase money in a bank to the
credit of the Indian and It cannot
ee drawn out without the sanction
ef this agent.
"When the contract Is signed for
the sale both the Indian and the pur
chaser have to make an affidavit to
the effect that no graft or other
crooked work has been done by either
In the making of the sale or pur
chase and that none of the moneys
will go to others for any land they
have had in tho transaction.
Rock Springs Coal.
Another car of the celebrated
Rock Springs coal arrived today.
More may come, but this is here.
See W. J. BurbridRe, the drayman,
now and place your order. You will
need some of this coal this winter.
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Notice.
Notice Is hereby given that we
will apply to the city council for a
license to sell splritous, vinous and
malt liquors lu less than gallon lots
at our place of business, 31 South
Front street, in the city of Medford
in Jackson county, for a period of
six months from date ot issuance.
143 RADCLIFFB & CO.
SPEND THE SUMMER
AT
Newport, Yaquina Bay
The Only Beach in the Pacific Northwest
Whero tho pretty Water Agates, Mosa Agates, Moonstones
Cornelians and Rock Oysters can be found.
Outdoors Sport of all Hinds
Including Hunting, Flshln , digging Rock Oysters, Boating,
Surf Bathing, Riding, Autolng, Cauoelns and Dancing. Pure
mountain water anC the beat of food at low prices. Fresh
Crabs, Clams, Oysters, Fish and Vegetables of all kinds dal
ly. IDEAL CAMPING GROUNDS, with strict sanitary reg
ulations, at nominal cost.
Low Round-Trip Season
Tickets
from ull points In Oregon,
Washington and Idaho on sale
dally.
A Sunday Excursion Rate of $ 1 .50
from Albauy, Corvallls and Philomath, with corresponding low rates
from polntc west, In effect nil summer. Call on any S. P. or C, & E.
Agent for full particulars as to rates, train schedules, etc.; also for
copy of our beautiful Illustrated booklot, "Outings In Oregon," or
write ,o VM. McMUHRAY,
General Passenger Ai;unt,
Portland, Oregon,
WILL IMPROVE
BLOODED STOCK
A Hundred Head of Young Hereford
and Shorthorn Bulls Will Be Dis
tributed Among tho Klamath Indi
ans by the Government.
KLAMATH FALLS, Or.. Aug. 29.
Indian Agent Edson Watson, who
has been n tho city for tho pnst two
days, Is hero to receive 100 head ot
fine puro blood Hereford and Short
horn bulls, which aro to bo Issued to
tho Klamnta by tho govornmont.
These cattle wore expected to ar
rive last evening, but for somo reason
did not show up so they aro suppos
ed to bo hero this evening. They were
purchased in Nebraska and shipped
from South Omaha and aro to bo
distributed over tho Klamath Indian
resorvo by Agent Watson, whero they
are most needed by tho Indians in
raising tho standard of their stock.
These bulls will bo Issued free to the
Indinns, but they cannot dispose of
them.
Thlsis the second consignment ot
flno blooded cattle issued to the In
dians hero by Undo Sam. Two years
ago 4000 head ot young heifers were
issued theso Indians, and with these
tho breed of cattle has been consid
erably raised from what they wore
previously.,
Central Point Items
All the population of this man's
town aside from your humble serv
ant have taken a day off and are at
Medford "seeln " the elephant and
indulging in red lemonade.
Clyde Costolo, "Cactus" Patterson,
Beecher Danford and Charley High,
all of Ashland, enroled a day fish
ing on Rogue liver Sunday and suc
ceeded in catching one fine steel
head, blowed up 'two automobile
tires, lost one safety valve, wore out
two hydraulic pumps and spent a
couple of pleasant hours in Central
Point mending punctures.
The Methodist church of this city
is receiving somo much needed re
pairs. Now seats aro belns placed In
the building an- the interior general
ly renovated ;.ad remodeled. It ,1s
also quite likely that tho exterior will
receive a new coat of paint.
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Jeffers are
preparing to go to Ventura, Cal.,
for the winter.
Messrs. Cowley and Riley of tho
Rogue River Plumbing company aro
busily engaged on tho plumbing and
sewage work at tho public school
building.
N. E. Chllders, who has just com
pleted a temporary place on his lota
on East Pine street, will commence
the erection of a modem cottage
thero in a few days, the material now
being upon tho ground. Mr. Chll
dera, who Is one of Central Point's
leading contractors, is now engaged
erecting threo or four different build,
ings, two of which aro business
houses,
i W. E. Kahler and S. A. Pattison
report a flno blackberry crop in the
lAppIegato country and better still
the finest alfalfa crop it was ever
Three Day Saturday to
Monday Kate
from S. P. points, Port.und to
Cottage Grove Inclusive, includ
ing branch lines; also from all
C. & E. stations Albany and
west. Good going on .Saturday
or Sunday, and for return Sun
day or Monday,
DUCK SEASON IN
KLAMATH OPEN 30TH
KLAMATH FALLS. Or., Aug. 29.
There will bo an unusual bom
bardment In this vicinity next Thurs
day morning to greet tho oponlng of
tho duck Beaton, which rotnalnB open
from tho first of Soptombor to tho
first of Fobrunry. There Is an un
usual number of ducks In this vicin
ity this fall and as thero has been
very llttlo illicit shooting going on
tho young birds nro not vory wild,
and will afford somo excellent shoot
ing during tho first fow U .ys ot tho
nhAn onnenn !
L. Alva Lowls, deputy gamo war
den, states that thero aro tuoro
young ducks along tho lakes than
ho has scon in many years. Ho and
his assistants have boon vory watch
ful of tho Ennio violators all summer
and states that so far as he has been
nblo to ascertain thero has not been
nny attempt to violate tho laws.
Trout fishing on tho Link rlvor
will open on tho first day of Septem
ber, and thero will undoubtedly bo
a number of sports out with hook
and lino to try tholr luck with tho
nimble trout. Thoro has not been
any fishing nlong this stream for tho
past threo months and tho fishing
should bo good thero during tho ear
ly part of the season. Link river
always affords the fishermen some
excellent sport, as tho stroam is liter
ally allvo with fish, which rise to
tho fly in good shape.
their pleasure to gazo upon.
A. E. LePonto the "all Oregon
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granite" man, who has been putting
out enormous quantities of flno grave
stones all over tho coast country, has
received several largo orders from
northern California, whero ho goes
in a few days to deliver and set up
tho work.
Blttinger & Campbell, machinists,
who have been operating for some
time in Blaine, Wash., aro in tho
city with a view to establishing a
machine shop for all classes ot work
needed In the valley. They proposo
to uso electrical power and modern
machinery.
A. W. Clemmens' household goods
were sold at public vendue Saturday
afternoon, S. H. Muprray acting as
auctioneer. Tho goods brought a
good prico, as they always do when
Sam Murray sells them.
There is a b..ttle imminent here be
tween tho "wets" and tho "drys"
but we see no use of fighting either
for or against "booze" in Central
Point, when It Is only a stono's throw
to Medford and Jacksonville, but as
election approaches tho question Is
being asked by the "tea-totalers," is
ho for a 'dry Oregon' or a wet one?"
A store should be advertised as
regularly as it Is opened for business.
A merchant who wouldn't closo up
.'or a while now and then "to save
running expenses" shouldn't stop ad
vertising now and then to "savo expense."
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Medford, Oregon.
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Medford, Oregon,
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horses, one flea-bitten gray, I
hind legs swollen; one sway- i
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Heath's ranch, Brownsboro,
$20.00. 138;
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Seed Co.
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Phone 3741
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Regular 50c inlaid 220 warp ..? 25o yard
Regular 40c carpet patterns ."! 20o yard
Regular 40c printed pattern 20c yard
Other qualities in same proportion.
Furniture and Rugs
EVERY ARTICLE ON SALE AT C1REAT REDUCTIONS.
Save 25 to 50 percent
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Ky Iinir wae i;cttiuK qulto cray nuil falling out rapidly
and I was troubled with a IcnTulo itching of tho o:alp.
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Medford, Oregon
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