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PAISLEY PROJECT
MUST BE SETTLED
Chewaucan Press : There are three
plana, from which the Desert Laud
Board may choose one, for the opening
up and development of the tract of
land now held by the Portland Irriga
tion Co., adjacent to Paisley. It la
prartially settled that thia company la
to be ousted because of the non-fulfilment
of their contract with the atate
government. The question arises :
what will be done with the land? The
Hoard may see fit to give acme other
corporation an opportunity to colonize
it. although this procedure will not
meet with the approval of the people
here. We have seen enough of private
corporations in irrigation projects to
convince us that the benefits derived i
therefrom are largely olTset by serious
drawbacks. Private corportaiona have
not the good of the people at heart.
They are only interested in the swell
ing of their own bank account. The
Tresa is strongly in favor of these
lands being handled in such a manner
as to give the public including the
settlers on the land, all the benefit
they can accure.
The Board may And it possible to
make the irrigation and colonization of
these lands a state project. This
would be vastly better than to turn
them over to anther corporation. The
state, being interested in the welfare
of the whole people, would do the work
as cheaply aa possible and sell the land
to the settlers at a reasonable figure.
Thia would result in an influx of fairly
well-to-do farmers, who would probab
ly begin at once to cultivate alt of
their land and make it their permanent
home. Thus the wealth of this sec
tion would be greatly increased.
Again, the Land Board may see tit
to hand the property back to the Gen
eral Land Office, in which case it would
ultimately be thrown open for home
stead. This course would also be pre
ferable to any private enterprise. The
fact that artesjan water may be had
on this land, renders it not absolutely
necessary to turn the river on it in or
der to irrigate.
Whichever method of colonization is
adopted, the people here are unani
mous in desiring the immediate settle
ment of the lands in question. It will
be the first step toward making Paisley
grow.
RECIPROCITY MEETS
PUBLIC APPROVAL
The Oregorian sizes up the Canadian
reciprocity treaty in the following
manner:
"The size of tne majorities for the
reciprocity bill unamended indicates
how correctly President Taft has guag
ed public opinion on reciprocity. If no
senator voted for the bill except those
who sincerely approve it. it would
have no more chance than the prover
bial snowball in the recent hot weather,
for its supporters would be few. The
standpatters profesn to support it for
the sake of party regularity, but they
hate it aa the first breach in the cita
del of protection. Their real reason
for supporting it is that they know the
mass of the rank and nle of their own j
party is behind President Taft. The
Democrats support the bill for the rea
son that it is in line with their party
policy, but they would vote against it
if thev dared, because it comes from a
Republican President and they must
share the credit with him. They, too,
' are driven on by the irresistible weight
ot public opinion in their own party.
But a corporal's guard holds out. in
; eluding Bailey, who is a luw unto him
self, Hevburn leadu the irreconcilable
standpatters, vowing he will bold the
! sacred banner of protection on the ram
parts so long as a foothold remains.
"The insurgents are in an even more
I anomalous position. The regulars
vote for what they don't want because
! they dare not do otherwise ; the Demo
crats vote for what they want with a
wry face because they don't like the
! politics of the man who offers it to
them; the insurgents vote against
what they do want to spite the author
of rhe bill or out of "pure darned con
trariness." They have been shouting
; for reciprocity for years, but when it
is offered to them they refuse to take
! it and lay their sins on the back at the
long suffering farmer, who has always
been afflicted with a surplus of cham
pions, but never gets his wrongs right
ed. They exclaim.that this is not all
the reciprocity they want, ignoring the
fact that it. is all they can get now and
that it is beiter'than no reciprocity at
all. This bill once approved in both
countries, it will be far easier to ar
range further concessions on both sides
I to satisfy the insurgents, in case they
really wish to be satisfied."
Look!
Who in as eaur to leave thia valley
aa I aui to remain? I have Income
property rented la Oklahoma points,
$1000 up. What have you got? Address
John Knsiuinger, Lakeview, Oregon.
WORK OF RAISING
MAINE A LONG JOB
Havana. July St). All the water in
the cofferdam surrounding the Main
has been removed, showing the wreck
embedded in the mud from an estimat
ed depth of 37 teet around the after
part of the vessel to an undetermin
able depth. That portion of the ship
immediately forward of the central
superstructure, which waa demolished,
has disappeared, except for some rust
ed steel protruding alove the alime.
The engineers will begin tomorrow
the work of drawing out the soft mud
by suction. Simultaneously they will
begin the work of dissecting the great
confused masses of metal. The bow
section, represented by the pistes and
beams of the bottom of the ship, now
stands upwards of 20 feet high,
All portions of this section have been
fully indentified. including the remains
of the water tanks originally located
on the lowest deck and apparently not
affected by the explosion. All these
parts have been photographed for fur
ther examination and to confirm prior
uTthe dissection of the wreckage.
A curious feature resulting trom the
total removal of the water la that the
midship main deck and central super
structure, remaining practically level,
consitute in effect great cantilever,
sustaining their own weight without
any direct under support. All the
structural parts of the ship beneath
this section have been destroyed and
the cavity has been half filled with
mud.
The aft midship section of the berth
deck, on which were the wardroom and
the officer's staterooms. Is fully ex
posed, but is almost entirely tilled with
mud, especiallly on the port side, the
removal of which will be slow and j
dillicult i
Hopes are entertained thitt in this
: i t ...i i i.. t
tii'i iuui limy uv mumi mc vwiy til
Assistant r.ngineer Merritt. who is Re
lieved to have been in his stateroom at
the time of the disaster.
Some fire scorched bones were dis
covered this afternoon in the vicinity
of the overturned conninir tower where
the remains of probably four bodies
were previously found. It is believed
that these were members of the crew
who at the moment of the explosion
were sleeping in nammocKS suspemieu
?rom the ceiling of the forward berth
deck, which was blown up and folded
back over the central superstructure
fifty feet aft of the original position.
? In view of the total demolition of
the crew berthing space, hope dimin
ished that any considerable number of
remains will be recovered. From pre
sent indications three or four months
will elapse before the mud surrounding!
the wreck is removed and all portions
of the ship made visible.
JULY COfff COURT
Ociiiclinlcd from LiiMf. Week
application would be made to the
f Hill
court at their next session for
laying;
out said road were duly
posted and
advertised for more than thirty days
prior to the presentation of this peti
tion herein has been duly filed herein.
That the necessary and proper bond
with H. H. Keeney as security that
he will well and truly pay or cause to
be paid all the costs and expenses that
may be incurred by reason of the view
or said roatj in case the prayer ot said i
petitioners be not granted or allowed, !
waa duly filed herein.
That on the Sth day of May, 1911.
said petition was regularly taken up
and II. C. Carmack and O. F. Cady
were duly appionted viewers who were
to meet wiht the County Surveyor. 'S.
A. Mushen. on the 29th day of May.
Pill, and survey and lay out said road:
mat Bam viewers Mid meet with s. A.
Mushen. the County Surveyor, on the
29th f ay of May. 11)11. and proceeded
to survey an1 lay out said road, which
report of said County Surveyor and
viewers in due form was filed in this
Court on the 6th day of July. 1911.
That Baid report was publicly read
in open Court on two different days to
wit: on the 11th day of July. 1911 and
July 12. 1911. That the said County
Surveyor did on the (ith duy of July
1911 file the necessary maps, field notes
and profile of said road as required by
law, and it also appearing from said re
port on file herein that the opening and
laying out of said is a public necessity ;
It is hereby ordered that the road
viewers, and S. A. Mushen. County
Surveyor of Lake County. Oregon in
reference to the laying out and opening
of a County road in Road District No.
1 and 13 in Lake County, Oregon, des
cribed aa follows :
Sec. 1. Beginning at the 1-4 corner
between sections 19-20 Tp. 28S.R 16E.,
thence south 89 degrees, 40 minutes
east, 248S.0 ft. thence due "east 6,614.0
ft. thence north 7 degrees 0 minutes
east. 124.0 ft. thence north 10 degrees!
0 minutes eaBt. 332.0 ft. thence north
28 degrees, 0 minutes east. 840.0 ft.
thence north 69 degrees. 0 minutes,
218.0 ft. thence north 64 degrees, 0
minutes east 228.0 ft. thence north 25
degrees. .05 minutes east. .600.0 ft.
thence north 61 degrees, 0 minutes
east, 800.0 ft. thence north 53 degrees,
0 minutes east. 700.0 ft. thence north
GO degrees, 0 minutes, east r(K),0 ft.
thence north 37 degrees. 0 minute,
east 3.10,0 ft thence north 34 degrees,
0 minutes, east 1100.0 ft. thence north
34 degrees, 0 minutes east 700.0 ft.
thence north 35 degrees. 20 minutes,
east 470.0 ft. thence north 24 degrees.
0 minutes, east 240.0 ft. thence north
23 degrees, .05 minutes, east 400.0 ft.
thence north SO degrees, 0 minutes'
east. 2.100.0 ft. thence north .'W degrees
0 minutes east. 2X0.0 ft. thence north
53 degrees. 10 minutes east. 1200.00 ft.
thence north fil degrees, 08 mlnutea,
east 220.0 ft, thence rjorth 51 degrees.
01 minutes, east 1000.0 ft. lo a point
500.0 ft north of the section corner
common to sections 10, 11. 14 and 15,
Tp. 288. R 10 K thence north to the
section corner of section 2, thence east
to the RE corner section 2, thence
north to the NF corner section 2.
thence E to the range line, thence N
on the ranjre line to the NW corner
Section SI. Tp. 27S. R 17K. W.M..
thence E to the NE corner of section
31. thence N to the RE corner of Rrc
tion 7. thence E to the RE corner Sec.
8. Tp. 27S.. R 20 E. which point Is
the end of the first section of the peti
tion. Reo. 2. Ilegina at the RE turner
Sec. 8 Tp. 27S. R 20E. thence N to the
RE corner Sec. 8. Tn. 2fi S. R 20 E.
which point is the end of the second
section of the petition.
See. 3. Rcgins at the RW corner of
Reetion 7. Tp. SttS. R 19. thence S to
! the RW corner Rec. 18. thence E to the
RE corner Rec. 17. thence S to the SW
corner Sec. 28. Tp. 27 S. R 19E. which
point is the end of the third section of
the petition.
Sec, 4. Pesrins at the SW corner
Sec. 7. Tn. 27f. R IDE., thence north
tothe NW rorner Sec. 6. Tn. 27s7rR19
E. which point is the end cf the fourth
section of the petition.
Sec R Rpirina at the SE comer of
Sec. 7. Tn. 27S.. K 17 E.. thence west
to the RW comer of Rec. 8. Tn. 27 S.
Ft It? E.. thence S to the SE corner
j 4,,
18. thence W to the SW corner'
i R-e. 19. Tp. 27S. R IfiE. thence W
I 39'VO ft. thenceS 1T20.0 ft. thence W '
i .TH 0 ft. thence S 2f. deg. 0 min. W '
780.0 ft. thence S 10 deg. 0 min. W
1000.0 ft. R f deg. 0 min.. E 19U0.0 ft.
thence S 19 dev. 0 min.. W 19H0.0 ft.
thence S 15 dec. 0 min.. W 8OO.0 ft.
' thence R 2.1 deg. 0 min. W 2.100.0 ft.
thence S 38 Hejr. 30 min. W 100.0 ft.
j tnenpe s ffi rteM
min. W MfiO.O ft.
thence S on the section line 12S0.0 ft.
tnence S on the 1-4 Corner between 14-,
23." Tn" 23 SJt ME., thence Wto Jhe ;
corner common to Rect'ona 15." 14" 23)
and 22. Tn. 28 S. R ME., whirh i.int
is the end of section number 5. of the
net i tion. He and the same Is hereby
approved and it Is further ordered that
I. F. Lonsr. Road Supervisor of Road
District No. 13. be and he is hereby di
rected to proceed at once to open said
i County Road for the use of tho public
; and that when said Road shall have
been duly owned that the same shall
; forever thereafter remain aa a Public :
, Hichwav. It is further ordered that
all papers relatinir to this mutter he
referred to the Dixtrict Attorney as
provided by law for !,is official action
thereon, and that thereafter tho sami
shall be recorded in the urnwr rpcnrd
hook isas provided by law.
Court adjourned lo meet July 11. 1911
at 9 o'clock a. m.
In the County Court of the State of
Oregon for Lake County. Thursday.
July 13. 1911.
Court convened pursuant to adjourn
ment of yeftcrdav. with the same i
officers present, when
proceeding were had.
tne following i
towit :
In th milttor nf lh unru.lr.lmnrl nt
a Justice of the Pence for Silver Lake
precinct. Like County. Or'eiion.
It is
hereby ordered that Oeorire W. I
i Martin be nnd hf is hereby appointed
I Justice of the Peace of said Silver
Lake precinct, to fill the vacancy in
i said office caused by the resignation of
;.J. s
i jn
Martin,
the matter
of the petition of;
Pat Murphy for a license to sell spirit
uous, malt and vinous liquors in less
auanities than one galllon in North
Warner precinct :
It appearing to the satisfaction of
tho Court that the said Pat Murphy
has complied with the law in all par
ticulars as in such cases required it is
therefore hereby ordered that a licen
se be and the same is hereby granted
to the said Pat Murphy to sell spirit
uous .malt and vinious liquors in less
quanities than one gallon in North
; Warner Precinct. Lake County Oregon
! for a period of twelve montha from
the 8th day of July. 1911 and that the
clerk of thia court issue license there
for according to the law on receipt of
the required fee.
The following claims against Lake
County. Oregon were examined, allow
ed and warrants ordered drawn as by
law provided in payment of the same
as follows towit :
To be paid out of the General Road
Fund.
Mike M. Harry, for bridge
timber 30 00
To bo in Id out of the General Fund:
Mammoth lAvory Stable, team
hire for t 'ounty Court Road
InHpecfora 2 50
C. A. Itehart, attendance and
mileage County Court July
lfHl 10 20
V. E Anderaon, same 70 00
Stockholder Meeting
The bihiiihI meeting of tliw stock
holder of the IVtit Telephone find
Telegraph Company, a inrpordilon,
will be held in the Comity Judge'
ollU'O In tin' Coin t Hoot' In tin town
of lkevlew, Orcumi, oil A nutlet 8,
11)11, at the hour of 2 o'clock . ID.
for the purpose of eli'v'lUK a board of
directors to serve tilt dialling year
and fur the traiinclloii of nurli hual-lii-Ht
tin iiihv come iH'fiini the inciting.
Dated July 2H, llMI.
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