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About Laidlaw chronicle. (Laidlaw, Crook County, Or.) 1905-19?? | View Entire Issue (Nov. 17, 1905)
1 I 1 tZ 1-4 r i i imJ L m r \ WALLACE & V t W f c ^ . V w DOXOHTE. i i k v Publish**«» S U B S C R i P T i U S R A T E S — § n v a r i a b h In A d v a n c e One Year .................................. $l.fiO Six M on th s........ Three M on th s......... ...................50 cts Single Copies. . .. ................ 75 ets 5 cts A d v ertisin g R a te s » - M a j U y ftdveitU Injf $1.00, ftpMct*. L»eal K eftiliri $1.00 p » r in ch . Uu*tn*Mi* loeals ItesolnUonis **f Contloleuct* $1 30. ten ts am i :u>« eut« a cco rd tu g to tim e ami cen ts per lino, C a n lo f Thunks ?1 S " W a n t” , "L o s t ” * etc*, uds am i “ eslra y” Notj.-cs 1 cen t u w ool. OBMvninsi: 1 ...... Published Every Friday at the Chronicle 1 i.,. —- — OtKce, I.aidluw. Oregon. F li I 1) A Y. X O V E M 1» E It 11 I !) 0 5. M *.-< L > game and fish, then came the nrst crop« of grain, and then the fruits, and today it is one of the garden spots of lhe ne'.v worle. Without irrigation the people could not have existed- That old patriarch simply followed out the teachings of the ancients in locating their city in or on the edge of an irri gated district.— Ex. Why is it that when any petition from the ‘‘ Deschutes Country” is presented to the County Court it is invariably returned for correc tion or continued At the last ?e--ion of the Court a petition was J. X £ 7 irt M L T iw iJ r W. P f a I.KK I N ‘ llOM I g M ills : Harness airi T ry ocr v i r i W hite R iver T ree S i T he ukst is os A Complete ?: S m i n i the market Prine ville Line Oregon R. H. FLANDERS OT ¡made it neccs-'ary that n ine ar General House Painting rangement- be made for school. '1 he Townsitu Company very generous It is not the intention o f »lie and Decorating. Chronicle to print each week a lot ly denoted the funds and Miss Grace C< aok was engaged to teach a I presented asking that a voting pre- of unauthenlicated ‘ hot air” about All kinds of Sign WorK three months term beginning with einet be created at Laidlaw. i'll ¡1 the prospective railroads building The famous Buckingham & Hecht and Asbestos Tan Shoes, an inrollm ent of about fifteen ' petition was drawn up by one of Agent for into this country. One tiling is cer the best attorneys in Prineville M organ W a i i . P acer C ompany . Builders Hardware, Diamond W Groceries, Conklin Gloves, tain however, that several different pupils, tins number was soon in , 1 i’ „ . i ;" . „,.,1 crea.-ed and at the end of the three antl 'vus certainly correct in that roads are looking this way and two ................................... p „w . I,..-,, Oregon Doors, W indow s, Paints and Oil. respect. It was also signed here Laidlaw are km vn to have surveyors in months Mbs Cook had given such by about 75 legul voters. It was , the field. The following taken , en‘ « « satisfaction that a subscrip- presented to the Court in due time j G I R G U L A T I N G from the Oregonian of November Don *us taken up and the school and all requirements carefully fol- i ' L IB R A R Y . ilarrimans side of the case W11S continued until in April. lowed, yet as is the usual case it There being urgent need of a Over 1 0 0 Books ■ admirably we publish it: A ll of which are sold at the met the same fate as other petitions > ws tnat the Harriman system school house a public meeting was of a similar nature and was “ con- : Subscriptions 25 cents per month lield on February 28 at this meet inis set ash lo $-1.160,000 for con Free magazine use to patrons tinued.” struction of new lines in the North ing it was decided to post notices We realize, of course, that the Books aiid Periodicals calling for a special election to lie west need not surprise any one, rapid development now going on in | For Sale even though extension of it roads field on March 20 to vote on bond this locality makes it imperative F R A N K E. D AYTO N L A ID L A W OR. has not been the policy of the ing the district for 11500 to build W m . P. THORP that the Court act in new matters iJarriman people in the past. a public school house, this election with deliberation for the granting Other transcontinental lines are was regularly held .tud resulted in of every |ietition presented would a vote as follows; Rond, "n o ” 10, 5 0 c ts reaching out for the traffic that soon create serious complications G h am bcrlain *s G ough R e m e d y Jias been built up in Central Ore Bond “ yes” ¡5(>. Steps were ini- 50 but, on the other hand when a A lle n s W h ite P in e B a lsa m gon, and it is for self-protection mediate!v taken to have the bund mutter like this which has been issue put through but owing to the G o o d s L ittle L iv e r P ills 25 that Mr. Harriman proposes to fact that an assessment of the d is -; thoroughly gone over by tho- extend his lines into that region. Q uinine 2 g r 2 5 ’ terested and everything has been Recent developments in the rail trict was necessary and that a | regular there certainly can be no G a lo m el a n d S o d iu m T a b le t 25 road world, -bowing that not only certified copy from the County As- sessor accompany the application K°°d excuse why it should be held A n tip h lo g esiin e la r g e S i . 2 5 sm a ll 5 0 the Northern Pacific, but other to bond, the matter has been de- "P- transcontinental lines, will s‘oon lie, M e n th o l G a ta r r h a l B a lm 25 layed as the assessor liasnot as yet Laidlaw will have at the spring ready to put feeders into interior R o s a fo a m f o r th e te e th 2 5 been able to complete the r o ll ,' elections a voting population of Oregon, made it imperative th at1 about 125 and while the most of P eru n a LOO Harriman must act, and conse however, a point has been reached them have not been horn and rais quently his announcement of the whereby it is now an assured fact U * A r * D a s f o r th e c o m p l e x i o n 50 ed in Crook county yet they are T h e B e s t P la c e in T o w n appropriation of over four million that the district has far more pro 25 entitled to some consideration B r o m o H e a d a c h e G u r e dollars for the building of new perty enrolled than is required for this assesuient and the school board from the Court. W m G. S T IL E S & GO. roads in the Northwe.-t. are now asking.for bids both on Heretofore the Harriman lines Crook county today offers oppor have had freight, business of east material mid construction for a two T o G e t a F ir s t G la ss M e a l tunities that cannot he excelled if ern Oregon without going after it. story four room school house, con equaled in the west not alone is Stockmen of that region have struction of which will he begun at there chances for investment of driven their cattle and “lieep ; an early date, money with an assurance of ample hundreds of miles to the railroad | t he present board which consists of returns, hut any one who has tli and then paid all the traffic would : . 1 . c , Tullar, F. K. D.ivton ami C inclination even without capital, if bear for transportation to market. Mudd have worked earnestly in this they have the energy and push Wheat and wool have been luiulcd mutter and Jcservo the lasting grati- necessary can make and uin ’’ out to the railroad in wagons, and ero tude ot everyone interested here. j tied success, yet condition . ineo t\F re was only one 63 — * abnorbnfrnrt'rt ura«» (** no boonit within reach, that lino got tin _ ,, . . , . , , , but a healthy growth is steadily 1 business as promptly and complet- -A Little History. going on all over the countv and | ly as though roads had extended | . . hr* èra In some parts of this great coun- tiil'ecl!l l-v in " hat in years gone j i to interior points. Naturally, Mr. 63 by was known as the desert, and Harriman could see no reason why try of ours the word I rrigation is 83 yet this development is only in _ its! lie should build new roads. Kn “ dry” and meaningless. The thri infancy for the next three years : ergetie, persevering farmers were fty housewife and the careful home S3 will see ihe population doubled! builder water their flower beds and A full line of choicest Ci.ars, Ccnfectbnery and soft Drinks. developing tiie country without with real estate values far above his assistance, while lie collected lawns, with never a thought that what it now commands. M . rV. N E I L P r o p the freight. Now all this is cliang they are ‘ irrigating” . They know- full well that the flower beds and ed. Other enterprising railroad Now that the sale of Peruna and men have entered the field. The lawns would dry up and perish kindred preparations is to lie taxed policy of building a road into a without the lite giving water. by Uncle Sam thero will he no A great many persons pass the now territory only after it has further argument as to their re- TU M ALO OREGON been developed by the hard labor subject of irrigation without a thought little realizing, or forget- ! sPective curative powers, and after of iudustrious settlers must give December lst these medicines will way to the practice of developing ting, if they ever knew, thatciviliz- he taken as a “ smile” and not with new territory by building roads in- j Ation had its beginning in irrigated a frown. C L A R K & F R Y R E A R Props. t0 ¡t. countries. Into Central Oregon. R IG H T P R IC E HOTEL ROYAL IV. I V . LONG P rop. LIM B ER SHINGLES MOULDING EXCELLENT If in reed of anjthing in Ihe above see us ACCOMMODATIONS _ A before buying. Mill five alnl one half miles p west of Laidlaw S3 RESTAURANT AND BAKERY i Meals at all hours. HIGilfOWER SMITH COMPANY THE The story of Joseph in Egypt;! But, whatever the motives of The “ stronousity” of running a railroad-builders, and whatever in fact, the whole Bilde is rich in country weekly without scissors or historical facts of the wonders of the means by which new roads are secured, the result will he none the irrigation, without which there exchanges is something that in time loss gratifying and beneficial. The would have been no Greece, no would ruin a mans health. irrigated lauds of the Deschutes; Borne, no China, Egypt or India; country, the new wheat fields of Agency Plains, the sheep pastilles j ol all Central Oregon, the pine timber of the eastern slope of the! -All the Kings from Alexander W. J. BUCKLEY Mgr. Cascades, will all be afforded trans- down ruled over irrigated cotin- Through Passenger, Express ami portation facilities that will mean trios*. I hey and their geniuses increased development. The W ill- \ were only rivaled by the bountiful Fast Freight service from Sh niko l»y n mot to Valley will be given a m o rcjcroP* produced by irrigation, wily of Lamonta, Forest, Kedmoml, lireet route to the East; Klamath i Prom Homer to Socrates, from siiul Cline Fulls to Luulluw. Leave* Laidlaw Monday noon nr- j unity will be given railroad con ; A 1” Dante, from King David rive in Slianiko \Vedne*d:»y noo n.! i ection with Portland and all to Mohammed, from Adam in the Leaves Shaniko Thursday morning, parts of the state will be brought Garden of Eden to our Christ by arrive at Laidlaw Saturday. ito closer commercial relations the wayside, All! All! belong to Headquarters yt the Chronicle or years the people of Oregon the lands of the Niles and Euph- Office. ivc known of the richnes of east- ates. I he same is true of India, . n Oregon and ofthetralfic that Arabia, for all ages, teeming with waited any road tliat should b e ! vast populations, supported entire- Do You W ant An Irrigated Farm instructed into that region. ly by the products of irrigation j Harriman knew of it also, and is In brief, hut for irrigation there , We have for sale some of the liow proceeding to protect himself. would he but little civilization or history. Washinton Irving has most choice irrigated land in Ore- -aid in history there were never so gon. School District O J . many people, fo many great cities, 3000 acres of land in the im a.-' existed in the Far East when mediate vicinity of I.aidlaw that Well knowing that one of the the Mohammed uprising began can I'® caught in tracts of from 20 most important thing- necessary and destroyed one-half of the to 640 acres at reasonable prices to a new community are good the world’s civilization. These j ant^,,n cni,J‘ terms, school facilities the l.uidlaw Town- g r e a t cities with their millions of | Deeded land in the famous site Company took steps carlv to population would not have existed s,luaw ‘■'rfek «»untry, improved have a district created here. There were it not for the olive and kind- alld unimproved, with perpetual being very few settlers in tin tern- red produets o f irrigated lands, water light for »16 peracreand up- tory asked for at that time, some In the more modern times in wards. Annual maintenance fee obstacles were met with, and it this great world of ours it was th e jon*y ‘¿ 5 cents per acre, was not until November of last sua > - of the old Spanish M is-, Also free government land. year ».hat 53 was finally put upon .-ions that inspired Brigham | For futhrr information call, or the county map. As this was •. j Young to lead his little hand of write to T he L aidlaw L and C o . late in llie year to derive any bene- followers over many weary miles ti fro,u th c unty school fund, Oregon journey, unii si »tie in th a t! Laidlaw a G o ut ».ill t --------- Transportation Co. LAIDLAW M A R K E T ! RED BARN «FRESH SALT AND SMOKED MEATSS AND i FEED STO R E Hay, Grain and Feed always on hand at the market price. W e will pay the m arket price for Fat Cattle, Hogs and Sheep and all kinds of Farm Produce. W e Guarantee To Satisfy. J. C. T U L L A R Laidlaw Oregon Laidlaw Oregon A b o u t The SOUTHERN 1 0 .0 0 0 IRRIGATION COMPANY’ S ACRES OF UNSOLD LANDS Can be obtained by writing to COLUMBIA SOUTHERN IRRIGATION COMPANY, 539 Worcester Block Portland, Oregon, or toJ . W . RUTHERFORD, Ag't Laidlaw, Oregon. V l | | 'im zniiiHW iW Hiiiii m M ii:i,ii;i;:n!i:ii:;:iuiu:iim iii:ai!i:«niuii,tm iiiiu;!im uiig?iiniiH iniii.iiiinuiiiiiiituiiu>iiBM iiiw niniiii<niiiin—i1 ^ INFORMATION COLUMBIA ;
