The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, January 29, 1909, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textv - - lr - li i fe t THE KLAMATH COUNTRY ITS OPPORTUNITIES AND RESOURCES lllili In li'Mllo lauds, uvm-llvliiK ,lriiilii 1,ml ,,m' ,u,(,,u' "allud wllli duUo mouiiliilii innuiil inviiivil wltli riuit I'li'U tuiuuiu, iiuuitUHiuil n( a .. mtlu 1 1. it t ii'ii iniiiillin In lliu ytur In Ijiul, llic l-v I it tunllt IIiinIii, luiiutiifutii liolrlul '""' "I"1"'1 Hiikiiiiwii, U jo tt iiiwlo iwnllly ncwssllilo. This 'I'1' I'"1'" I" " I'liit""'!' 4, mill !,! iiIjow llm '' limd, divided Intii lll') ') XKMIHlullI liMIIH mill kIw'II uiltty I') seiwul lii'li-iit'i hikes (i tin"'. ,,IU llllt" laiRi'st i m cr l wn hunilri'il ilimisinul acre. Development lint been H'tiitili'il li lick uf I tn ml K nil ton iitnl luck of inmi'iirlMlnii The uiimiiil pieclpltnllnn of nlilcvii Inches In ihlelty III tliu winter, In lliu form (if muuiitnlii snow 'I ho num. tatr laliilull Is loo llclit in assure ctop. 'I'll HUIil)uu mill Cascade HouuuInm presented a mtniii: barrier tu taliruoil builders Tlii'MiCiiru, with i trunk line f rullwuy hardly fifty mllrs tu tin) west, ntul lliu InrKunt boJy of (rmli wutur iiviillulilti for Ir rigation ' ' III" Mississippi at It tcry door, tliU rich roKhin has Im-imi mtlu inuru tlimi ii pusturo fur iiittlu til ilii' i. II lakes ntnl marshes burnt fur utiliiM iiiiuiliurN nf wild (ol, mid Hi forests Hint iiiou ntalim but tlu haunts of wllil iiiiltiiiiU All till I t" '"' clinnci'il innrvi louily by two fartors (lovernment Irrlgstlon end reclamation ntnl rail- wlillo In fuvored locations moiit ox-j NOTICK OK Hlli:i(llT'H HM.V.. cullont peiichia may Iju raised; but earn in imt bo taken by plnntlnK Into- Hy vlrttio of an execution unit or- Kiiiiuutli County, Ou-iivu, ttud tliu loimuviUal cuutcr of tbu Klamath rt'Klun, Is u lively town of 2,1,00 puo ilu, with K(iiii (tnidud and IiIkIi siIjimiIs, a llnu water system, electric IlKbt mid power plants, teluphouo s)slniii, mid oilier ilty utllltluH. It 'u lliu lUtcrslim I'oltil of lliu chief en imU of thu IrrlKiillon project, ami In lii'iid'iuiiili'iK fur lliu Unltud Hiatus lleiliimittloii Hurvlce and tliu Klutimlli Water Users Association, Tliu hotel facilities oro Rood, Morrill, ncur lulu Luke, l thu center of a large fertile sci-Hoti Mouth or Klamath Kails and purl of Its surrounding; land are alicady watered by tbu Uoveruiowut Irrlculluu slvm llonutiiM, on hunt llhnr In thu piluclpsl trading polul of thu upper project It U at thu Junction ut thu largest talluys. lliloornlriK. hardy varieties of all theso.dor of sale duly Issued by tlio Clerk jfrtiltK. hi'diiiHii or Into froHtH, 'of tho Circuit Court of Klamath Tliu I'Vldumit of what miiiiiII trultM County, Htntu of Oregon, dated tho will do Ik found In the vwnllh or wild :10th day of Dei ember, A. I)., 1908, hurries. All Hi" denies may Im In a nirtnlii fmeclosiiro dtilt In tlm grown to Kiwit ndvnutiiKo an noon im'Clrmlt Court for tin unlit County rnd Mate, whurolu llutiutw Hpencer as and thu I'lulntlff rucovurud ludiimoiit iiKiilimt raruly inii with thu nuii'n (uco hid-' ,. witil w.ci, , wori0(j nakol I.. Wright and Clara Wrlelit for chains; thonco Went 10.80 chalm; dun tbu Olillru tlliiu, Thu clear tvii,u Klmmah ncdliin n van! tiotuntial !tho uum of Tlirco Thousand Nluu tbunro Houth to tho meander lino of , , . lat grUWH ill Kll'lll UIIVUNIIIKU IIB ii.ithdl,..oalofil,,)ll.ni..JukerH,ovi,ry )tai In about thruo hundred, Irku, J(.toIia, Vuiiahlu, inu twilled litulcn umiuinlui; nil rUkjnnd uven In atormy weather u day Ttlu tl,j,IIVIIH a niu oll , i.'iim,iiiiiuiiii ivr inu inveutuiuut, Klmiinlli I'ullu, thu toutity auut of moHuheru and thu utevatlou maku N'orthwcat Quarter of tha Northeast Ouartcr, tha Southeast Quarter of tbo Northwest Quarter and Lots One, Two, Three and Tour, of Hcctlon 30, all In Township ?,'J Honth of Itango 7 Kait, Wlllamettu Meridian, Orogon, rontnlnlng 400 acres; civo and ax ci'tlng th'' following described por tion or unld Lot 2 of Hcctlon 20, to wlf Ileglnnlng at thu Southeast cor ner or said Lot 2; thonco North 10.80 bright tbu nunny dnyn and glvu thu sky thu duupesl blue, whllu at night thu Blurry flrmancnt U brilliant beyond description and buyoud thu lonei'ptlon of roglielt InhiibltnntH. Kin den. Mr lu, with Irrlgutlou, Inteii slvu cultivation will bu wlduly prac ticed, Thu ruruful cultivation that Hundred Tlility-flvo Dollars and I thu right hunk of tho Klamath lllvor; Thirty Cents (I3U30.30), and cotn thento following tho said meander and disbursements taxed at Thirty- J lino, up stream, to placo of begin- California, thu Han Joagulu, K.'icra menlo, Hiiiitu Clara, I'ajaro, Arroyo Whmu thu waliTMUpply Is limited, !(iru,.,iu ....a 0iilul. I'alironilu valleys saguhrush inanlleH tliu tnlluys witu gray. In thu marshlands uru many spuvlen of runlien, sedges and tules. Thu Hum of thu bnsln Is far above thu nveragu In variety, fur huru meet nuitheru and southurn plants, oddly con ulngllng. Tin- lund Is rich In wild liimsi, ihuku-cherrius, liucklo hurries, wild Kooueborrlos, wild cur rants, mid other economic plants. There aru many species of nutritive natlvu grassus; ludved, thu basin has makes land In m-clloim of Houlhern lono Dollars mid Hoventy Outfit nine, containing 12 acres, more or ($31.70), on thu 2lth nay or iieccin- Mess, hur, 190S. Tho samu being thu land taken and NOTICi: IS IIKHHItY glwn that"l iovld upon ns tho property of tho worth hundreds of dollars per acrowij on thu 30th day or January, 10!, I paid r. h. Wright and Clara Wright, will produiu tlm sainu result hero. (lt thu front door or tho Co,urt llouBOor so much thereof, as way bo nccos- Thu Klamath llasln Is already a H Klamath Kails, In said County and .gary to satisfy tho said Judgmont nnd great native pnsturo-land, and when , state, at tho hour of 3 o'clock I'. M. decreo of foreclosure, In favor of aru added alfalra, clover, etc., It will ho an unexcelled dairy country. At present cattle and sheep occupy tho fluids. Theio aiu many llererords and sotuu Hlioi thorns, Duvous and Galloways. Hut with tliu coming of easy transportation will toino thu day of the tnoii prolltablu milch cow 'lliu upland soil Is chiefly a rich, .aru simply largu meadows, long buun u stuikiiiati'M summur par-jtl0 dll). of t)lu Bt,. Und Jersey, ndlsu. Mauy or thu smaller valluyslTho Kluinath llusln Is full or line in tidy loum or great uuirormlty and lasting reitlllty It Is a mlxturu of disintegrated and eroded lau with volcanic ash and dlatomiiLeuus earth, lliu luku and lulu (marsh) lauds aru nmdu or llnely disintegrated volcaiilc iiiaterliil and organic matter, thu lat ter thu decomposed vegetablu accum ulation or agus. Nowhere, perhaps, inn In- found a more furtllu countr. the Thu lower hills surrounding the basin aru covered with rangu grasses, horses. Well adapted to hog raising, the )lg has been almost totally neglected and scattered parks of Juniper, iiiuun-n ,10 Klamath region, et with dls- tain mahogany and other arid land shrubs. Thu higher lands uru cov ered with regal forests or red fir, sugar and ullow pine, mid cedar. In abundance may bu grown the cereals (except corn), alfalfu, var ious nutritious grasses, root crops. all hard) uplands aru very similar to thu potatoes, asparagus, ruler) soils or thu famous Vakluia Valley i fruits, vegetables and berries, road construction. Tbu work of the Government Is, In Washington, wlillo tint lowlands Allalla, which has cieuted mori jam) unknown and crops and cllmutu naturally adapted to his needs, ho a 111 luti r betomu one or the most Im iiortant or Its commercial factors. Poultry raising awults but transpor tation to maku It of large proper- Ions, though now a thriving Industry Altli a local demand Ur In excess of lie supply of said day, sell at public auction to tho highest bidder, for cash, all right, Interest and tltlo of K. L. Wright and Clara Wright In mid to thu following described property, to-wlt: Tho boulli Half of thu Southwest Quarter of flection 20, tliu North Half of tho Northwest Quarter and Lots Onu aud Two or Section 20,; olso the Ktigeno Spencer ngnlnst V. L. Wright nnd Clnra Wright with Interest there on, together with all cojts and dis bursements that havu or may accrue. W. II. IJAIiNEfl, Sheriff or Klamath County, Oregon. Dated at Klamath Palls, Oregon, De cember 31, 1908. NATIUtML -AK - fr L J.J KLAMATM 'A" fJ'V;Y" ! f INDIAN M la- f v35Hhv'" I I o jSif rr T! ' v" " ; I A 0j u lSj""A """ ( f atAMAIMrAllS fiWV HOtiiefLY k. . . Vow HlilHYOlltJ' J X-- V V hus. )&; if ' ' Cr y ( miMr , . r I J I Ait J " ewu o JMOMTAu, imm, J ' .0 (. C!w) i'r- fbffiU ' "tu fw m' The l.aum brothers, who hava been ,'urnlshlng mush: for dances at the Opera House, statu tliut they Intend -emnluliiK In Klamath Kails during ' hu winter und can furnish munlc for lances or private entertainments Word ran bo left with J. V. Houston divided Into two projects, thu upper nnd tlm lower. Tho latter, thu most Important, has for Us principal wn ter supply Upper Klnmnth l.aku, the Isrgest imvlgablu body of flesh water In tho West. Tho supply tukeu from U will lusien thy alio of l-lnk Hlver. Hs oullet, hut will not affect Ibo ol Minn of water In tho luliu ItsuU. The topography of thu laud Is such Dial be wutur from tho luke can bo dis tributed ovor n largu area by gravity. Clear Lake, In California, U tho ourco.ot th upper project. It will bocotna a raiervolr. and Ita outlet, Lost lllver, dlvortod Into tbo Klamath River and-aupersoded largely vator carrier by an Irritation canal. Tils odduat of ttroams, "meaudorlng with a maiy motion." after flowing nlDilcssly a hundred miles, arrives within alx mlloa of ito aourco and Hnally sinks In Tulo Lako. Tulo Lnko, broad shoot of wator, whoso Rroat t depth la about 30 foot, has no 'other wator aupply and no outlet, With the diversion of Lost Blvor, Ita hod will bo partly reclaimed. The Government work, all told, will represent an expenditure of 14, 400,000. and thli InveeUaant U Blat ant In a clan by themselves In rich ness. Tliu soils i fr ffw KUU'bo mid adobe characteristics, very easy to work, without stones, and do not bake, uiislly. In a few localltloa patch es of alkali may be fouud, but those aru unite Infrequent and can to carea for by proper drainage. Tlm soil Is of uniformly groat depth, nnd very rarely 1 there hard-pau near the surface. Thu climate of the Klamath Uasln It delightful In late spring, summer and autumn and until c, midwinter, With, Its scenic and (tuntlqg and Ask ing attractions, tha roglon Is beoom-log-a groat iumnwr Mswrt.. Tho weathw Uodfts)l7-wam.o iv mer and not severely oold. In winter, 1 hero Is little erb weather. Destruc tlve, storms are unknown. Some win tors, aro opon; without snow, but oc casionally there Is enough -snow for sleighing. Spring plowing begins In tho latter part of February or oarly In March. March and April, aro rain iest months,-and January Is tho ooU ost. Very little rain falls in tho sum mer, and crops may Jbo harvested without foar of a storm, Tha avarags numbsr ot clsar days wealthy farmers In tho Irrigated West than any othor farm product, may bo grown to perfection. Two (and In favoiod sections thruo) crops aro cut each year, aud after thu last j Harvest lliu vigorous rtuwiub punuu of piisturugo for stock. Th Klamath section will rival eastern Washington und Oregon In wheat pioductlon, both In quality und quantity. Laud well cultivated and with plenty ot water yields fifty bush els ot wheat to the acre, whllo dry farming secure from twelve to twen ty 'bushels, ,Tho average, under fav orable water conditions, should be thlrty-Ov bushels to the acre. Oau,ylld. per aore, with dry t arm ing, from twenty-five to thirty bush els; on Irrigated land, sixty bushels; and with exceptionally favorable, con ditions, almost a hundred. Darloy ylolds, on dry land, twonty-Ove bush els per acre, which Is always doubled and often trebled on properly Irri gated land, If ye also grows well, and peculiarly enough Is otton dry farmed as a bay or roughage crop for stock. Apple raising will prove a profit able occupation In th uplands. Fears, plums, prunes and ehsrrle do -well, Contest Notice. Department of tha Interior, U. S. (.and Olflcu, Lakuview, Oregon, Jun-j nary 12, 1909. A sulllclc-nt uflladavlt having bccni filed lu this office by Mathlas Armaud loutestaut, agulnst homestead entry, No. 270G (Serial Xo. 09C4), made Sept. If.. 1902, for WH WJ4, Sec. 8, T. 38 S It. 10 K, by Eleanor S. Ogden, contestev. In which It Is al leged that Ogden never settled upon laid laud within six months after I making said entry us required by law; that said Kleanor Ogden Dover Improved said land by erecting a dwelling liouso nor made uny Im provements whatsoever; that the iald Ogden has wholly abandoned tald tract and for moro than six months slncu making said entry; that said entry Is not cultivated as re el til red by law or at all, und said Og den Is not at this tlmo nor has he been living on said land during the past year; that said Ogden has whol ly failed to rcsldo upon, cultivate or improve said entry; that tho alleged ibscucu ot said Ogden Is not duo to ills cmplomont In tho Army, Navy ir Marino Corps of tho United States is an officer, soldier or tnarlno In any war In which tho United States may bu engaged, said parties aro hereby notlHod to appear, respond, and offer ovldcnco touching said allegation at 10 o'clock u. m. ou March 3, 1909, before It. M. Hlchardson, U. S. Com missioner, at Klamath Kails, Oregon, und that dual hearing will bo bold at 10 o'clock a. m. on March 10, 1909, before the Register and Re ceiver at tbo United States Land Of tlco In Lakevluw, Oregon. Tho said contestant having, In a proper affidavit, filed January 7, 1909 set forth facts which show that after duo dlllgonco personal service of this notlco can not bo mado, It is hereby ordered and directed that such notice bo given by duo aud proper publica tion. J. N. WATSON, 1-1C Register. VAN RIPER BROS, grocers Guaranteed Paints We have full line of W. P. Fuller's Pure Prepared PAINTS NOTICK FOR l'UULlC.VriOX. Lakovlew- List No. fl. United States Land Office, Lake vlow, Oregon, January 12, 1909. Notlco Is hereby given that tho Northern Pacific Railway Company, whoso post office address Is St. Paul, Mlnnuesotu, has on this 28th day of December, 1908, filed In this office Its application (Serial No. 0946), to select under tbo provisions ot tho Act ot Congress, approved July 1, 1S98 (30 Stat. 697, 620), Lot 1 ot section 3 In township 33 south ot range-7 H and Lot 8 ot section 7 In township 33 south ot rango7, all east of Wil lamette Principal Meridian, contain ing 61.83 acres. Any and all persons claiming ad versely tho lands described, or de siring to object because of the min eral character ot tho land, or for any other reason, to tho disposal to ap plicant, should file their affidavits ot protest lu this office, on or before the 13th day ot March, 1909. J. N. WATSON, lil Register. A Bl Une of Heating Stoves Just Received I GEO. R. HURN KLAMATH FALLS FORWARDING CO. Transfer Work of All Kinds Promptly Done Baggage a Specialty. Charges Reasonable Phone 605 HOTEL HOUSTON RATES Single Meals 35 cents Meal Tickets, 21 Meals - - $5.00 Rooms - - 25 and 50 cents per night Rooms - $1.50 and $2.00 per week J. A. HOUSTON, Proprietor BALDWIN & BALDWIN Not Brothers; Just Plumbers PLUMBERS AND STEAM FITTERS CONTRACT WORK A SPECIALTY Prices Reasonable and . Work Guaranteed