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About Klamath republican. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1896-1914 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 6, 1902)
KLAMATH REPUBLICAN rHI'KHI’A'- FKHHUAHY IWM LOCAL NEWS Juilim Brnn “ departed Nunday for Ml*'«- V. f. bmlth of Lakevlaw was here jMmrday. Ratuuel Wllaon and wife arrived rrooi Merrill Saturday. W. O. Applegale of K Immilli Agency wae hero Tuesday. J. ('. Ferguson was In from hl* L<at river ranch yesterday. Court Reporter Calkins departed A>r his lw>me nt Ashland Friday. John W. Cox of Modford was u Klamath Fails visitor last week. Circuit oomt adjourned lust Kalur day until llw «rat Monday In May. j. F. Adams arrived Humluy from hl* trip to the Rogu<- river valley. The Duffy Go. has treated Its store front to a coat of paint tins week. The *cb<M»l iioard met, Monday evening. Io transact routine business The Ager stage brought mi in,ill vestmUy morning bocauw of delayed train. Rev. Griffith will prcudi next Mun day morning and evening at tin- M of thia pise* IUH.<| |O |m asMsilutsd ami J i air ph K. Hall. ('apt Apple- *Hh Mr. Idh-uian in Hie law bualm-os gate, Imllan Agent, who has spent “* Portland. ' the post week attending to tiusliims Tim a.M (jcatructlon by firn In ■ Fw-re. remained until after the de- l.akevl. w sinc» u„. big conllagralloti P«rtore of the student*, having fin- of May •••>, IIHHI, IM-Ciiriwl on Wcbneo- ‘ h 1"*1 n“‘ l»*«ksary preparations for day of hut week, when the rwaidence *,M,r Ioumey and acceptance In the "f.l. I’. Yancy was liurnod to lb» school, ground Tin-content* of the blllld- Ashland Tiding*: In I tin- special "'« *»»ed. I tourl*» sleeper, attached I to the K. It, Ili-iiiiK'K during I Is visit tn souM'tionnd Overland, were a guard •'.illfornla Ira* pun-liaat-d a very _____ band ,l,M* mllltary ptiaomTa, eo mute l*aur iIIH| valuabla mare, | paying ifrora Vancouver nan«,** to Kan 'herefor »1300. Nhe I h c«l blóek, I Franclaeo. Among Uu- pru^-rs w*s seveii y<-ars old. fiflven banda high 1 Frank A. Bakowiakl, degraded auUlicr imi of laclng stock, ami wlran she and anarchist, who will serve ten arriK-g «||| doubtlcos show some fast years In Alcatraz prison for threaten < trotting. ing to kill Pn-sident Rnuoevelt, an<l l'Iie proceda of thè supper giren voicing approval of Czolgosz and Ills The other pilaonera will hi thè ladies ami friend* of thè M. E. crime. serve terms from six months to two ' ••'Oc li Frlday nlglil umoimted to years, and tin- offeiiMU for which ♦ I" I iie ladies oi tire cliurch are 'ery .-r.iii fui lo ilo- friend* who hclp- they wen- courtmartluled range from ed to m.lke li a success, uml to thè simple desertion to strlklug a super • own in generai tur thelr lils-rul ior otlk-er. patronage. Rev. Jesse Kirk, who I* accom panying the Indian hoy* to I'I km - h I x . Tli<- conniy autliorltles bave order- '■I Dir residence- of o. short al Sprlng | Arizona, expects to proceed from l ik. ami ihe residence of Mr. Newton there to Washington City to work al l'un Grove quarantIm-d ou account , In the interest of a measure la-fore Al. ¡''onKr''** to pay the Klamath Indians of tin- presence of smallpox. Sloan and Claud Clopton have Ix-eo for lands erroneously excluded from employed to maintain restrictions at ! their reservation. Rev. Kirk Is an I educated Indian who has studied and tin- IWo hoilM-S. | worked on the matter now In hand J.i'k Wade and Win. II. Dalbm. I for ten years, and is well qualified to t I k -< <mt< * mm | murderers of James II. K. church. I represent til* people III Washington. Ashland is figuring on securing u Morrow, were hanged In tin- rouit- The excluded land comprises 021,- complete sewerage system at a «•< *i tioiiM- square at Portland Friday Two M2* ,M n * "n<l •" •*■<’ *P morning nt 7:f>* o'clock. <,( »-o.'HJO. pralaal anti treaty the Indians are to monti ', and ten day* ela;au-d In-tween It la reported that oil has been , receive about so cents per acre. Net- Hie < oomilssioii of the crime and tin- struck ai a dept It of 110 feet III M.il tlement ha* been pending thirty execution of tin- murderers. heur county. year* and It I* now believed every- The prevailing grip, stille not tiling ha* been prepared so there can The Baptist church will hold ii A year ago bualneaa meeting m-it Saturday al 2 serious in Itself, I* annoying because iw no longer delay, of it* stubborn tenacity. lly the action of ratifying the treaty and o'clork p. m. J M. Dalrdson of Nome, Alaska, • •nir<.... ha* rescued his anatomy providing payment was deferred by was registered at Hotel Link« Hie hrlow the wlslihone from aches and; congreM on account of an error, lassitude, the disease rea<-liea up and I which has since been correctzfi. A here Monday. grab* the head, which It conduct*> bill Ui satIsfy all differences is now Fred Melha* arrived lioim- Monday i i r -ugh a serie* of dlalsrllcal cier-. before congress and It la Impexl noth- on tils raturn from a business trip to rM*S- i mg will prevent it* piissage at the 3an FramTw-o. The county clerk's office receives Prr*',,i session. I*. L. Fountain has bought the Tlie Kan Franclaeo Examiner's rejUdence of Gevi. iNcken, considera a dalh average of tietween three and four hundred acalpa, imwtly thrwe of correspondent at lli-ddlng, t'al. under tion being »HAO. rabbit*. laist Haturday 1000 rabldt dale of Jan. 31 says: “Application G. G. Aralrrson. proprietor of the sralpa came In. and on that day has Iieen till'd in the I'nlted States hotel al Dairy, wns st the Fulls the alxuit »500 Worth of coyote and rab- Mnd Office here for a right of way fore part of Hie week. hit M-alpa. an accumulation of two over Government lands for the Klam- Itrv. J. It. Griffith will bold servic wc-ks, were burned. Thirty-nine, *th Lake Railroad. This proponed es al the M. E cliun-h Saturday e.iyote M-al(M were received Tuesday, lumlx-r mad is to extend from Woods eveiling at 7:30 o'clock. The bounty on coyotes Is »2 and on at a point two miles on the Oregon Attorney llamnusid, ac« ompanled rabbits 5 cents. side dividing line tietween that state by lila stenographer Mrs. Maldonaldo, latkcvlcw Examiner: A private and California, across a line in the left Munday for Medford. letter receiv'd III Ijtkevlcw last week southwest direction to Lairds Sta flrv. K. il. Ketcliraoti of Bonanza conveys tin- news that the contract tion on tile Southern Pacific main assists llev. Ilartilt this week at Pl- between tile Oregon Potash Company line In Siskiyou county, a distance of card In special meet Inga and tin- Nevada. California and < ire- twenty-five miles. The Government A* The town board of trustees met oil gon Railway Company Is binding, generally grants such petitions. »on as tills one is granted the Friday, Jail. Slat and levied a town tlist the road will build to their Like County properties a* sp'xxilly as mad will tic commenced. James tax of lu mills on the dollar. possible, and that everything I* as- F. Farraher, who ran for Cong Jeff WII s - hi came In from l «angel I sured for tin- development of tile pot- ress from this district last elec Valley Nuiiday to attend to some lius- n*li claim* at Summer Lake and tion. is prominent In tills big lum Ines* before tlic pmlmte court. bering and railroad enterprise." \lx-rt lake. Judd Ager, forwarding agent for Whether the almve statement refers Yreka Journal: The present. 1 win- to tlie road now building from near F. W. kktfl A Co., at Ager, was n ter so far I* devoid of snow, a very Klamatlion Into Klamath county, or Klamath Fall* visitor Saturday. sin.di amount l*-lng visible even I on to another mad, is not dear. The C. M. Irllemati ami It. F. 1U-1I ar as the peti rived frotn laskrvlrw Tuesday even the high mountain* outside of Mt. statement “that as ing and left yesterday morning for Shasta, which Is covered perpetually tion is granted the mad will lie com on aeeoimt of Its great height. Our menced," looks like another road, as Dirt land. street* alsuit till* time last winter the mad from Klainathon was com Gers Dirken ami wife departed were consider.ilily blocked up with Tuesday for Iowa, where they have snow that fell during New Year's menced over two months ago. gone tu hs-ite, on iicommt of il week. Rain lias also been very THE IRRIGA riON DITCH. daughter who Ilves there. <tearv<* since November, the weal tier It la reported that the irrigation Wednesday morning of last W<x-k living dry and cold during the past , company Instead of further enlarg showed the coldest weather In Ash- two months. ing tlie ditch in town, will cut a land in many year*, thermometers Mi-dford Mall: J. >. Adams, of l)r canal through the hill. ladii-aimg 12 above zero. Klamath I oiinty, one of the promt- where It ought to have Iieen al tlie The town of Burna is to have an nent stockmen of that section, was M(art. This will Is- gissl for land rlrrtrlc light plant, a 2.» years’ fran in Medford this week.•••.!. W. Cm owners outside of town, ns such a chise for (he purpawe Inn Ing iieen left Wi-dm-sday afternism for Ft. ditch will give twice the water and granted to F. N. Averill of Ihirtland. Klamath, whither he went after at least double the land it The frequent wrecks on the South eight head of work horses which he |U1W d,*-*. It will also save the con- ern Pacific line suggests that then- owns. lie expects to be gone about 1 f|nurd annoyance and damage to la yet need of a considerable numlicr a week •••S. IL Grizzle, of Merrill, IPH|dents and owners on Milin street of millions spent In improving Its Klamath County, was In Medford a and avoid possible expensive lltiga- track and rolling st<a-k. few days this week. He was return- (Ion. We learn from thraie who have Mr. Morrison of W ism I river cairn- Ing from Myrtle Creek, where he had I |nvrs(|gatcd, that the cut through down from that place on Monday is-eii to attend the funerals of | the hill will cost no more than to with his wife, who was Iwlng taken father and mother. ¡enlarge the ditch as It hi» heretofore to the Insane Asylum at Salem. It t'oncernlng tlie Importance of eg- been done. la a sad and aorrowful sight to see. Isterlng, tin-Oregonian recently PROSPECTIVE MAIL SERVICE. Tlie grippe Is prevalent In town, to voters: Your registration of years ago Is useless for tills year. and nearly everyone Ims a touch of I J. L. Vaden received a letter from It. It Is not In us severe a form as You can I vote this year unless you Waslilngton attorney of Thursday It generally la, but It Is severe enough register this year, and you can’t vote evening of last week, giving a list of to make people realize Its unwelcome In tlie primaries, which is the actual I the award* for carrying mull in this elect Ion, unless you register before ¡county. The list Is as follows: nn-si-nce. Geo. W. Jones of Ashland, from Al. McDowell, a resident of Luke the primaries are held. Within the , to Pelican Bay: price, county for twenty-three years, died next no days everyh aiy who is to Ashland participate In politics this year must I 97. of pneumonia at his home at Fish lx- registered, and since there will lie I Col. Dutro of La Due, Mo., from creek, near Warner valley, on the a press and crush toward the end, Ashland to Klamath Falls; price, $4.- 22nd ult. lie leaves a wife ami four you hud better register now. children. | 300. (’apt. O. C. Applegate has received Marion L. Van Meter of Bedfleld, Th« Conk ling of Rogue river paid a letter from Paisley In latke county, from Bonanza to Bedfield; price. a fine of »25 into Justice llatton'si stating Hint there were between • 177.4«. court Tuesday for killing a deer, twelve and fifteen families suffering I J. L. Vaden of Klamath Falls, complaint being made by E. 1. from smallpox at. Kummer Iarke,1 from Bonanza to Lorella and other Applegate, spi-chil deputy game and three families at Paisley and one I points; price. F744. forestry warden. | family at Silver larke. The corrcs-1 J. L. Vaden of Klamath Falls, We are told that I. F. Davies, )«»(- imndent aeeiiis to think there would from Bonanza to Yalnax; price, »3*4, master and merchant nt Dairy, pro | Mt III Is- more cases. Fumigating ata- Col Dutro of La Due, Mo., from poses to s«sm commence the building I tlons have Iieen established and efforts Ft. Klamath to Crystal; price, »3*0. of a hall In Unit town. It will be HO made Io prevent the spread of the Colonel Dutro of La Due Mo.. by tto feel and one of the largest disease to other parts of the miintry. from Klamath Falls to Tule Lake; buildings In the county The reservation has quarantined price, »1,100. J. L. Vaden of Klamath Falls. The Paisley public school has been against the Infected localities. from Klamath Falls to Lakeview; Seven bright. Indian girlsand boys, closed on account of the smallpox at • hat place and vicinity. The two varying In ages from 17 to 20 years, price, »H.tltlii. Alex Martin Jr. of Klamath Falls, teachers have agreed to discontinue left here yesterday under the care of their salaries and receive only »pon Rev. Jesse Kirk, for Pli<a*nlx, Ari from Klamath Falla to Ft. Klamath; zona. where they will attend the In price, l,W0. ses during the vacation. W. W. Smith of Bly, from Lorella The seven C. M. Idleman, ex-attorney gener dian Industrial school. to Vlst Illas; price, »007. arc: Maggie A. John, Emma Jack- al of Oregon, passed through here The new contracts will go Into, last Friday on route to Lakeview. son, Claybin Kirk, Josh Williams, Me went <Hi busliiCM. J. C. Ilútenle llarvcy Drew, Fred A. Hendricks' effect next July 1. — -- Klamath Falls ELECTRIC BIG STORE CASH STORE 4- 4- * Steel Ranges. General Line Hardware, Stoves, Tinware, and Crockery, Furniture and Burial Cas- J kets. Paints, Oils and Glass, Carpets and Lin oleum, Wall Paper, Sewing Machines. XtAtAb -JTHETTO- SEWING MACHINES are the best that mechanical shill can pro duce, and at an honest price, fully warranted for ten years. For sale by Hats, Dry Goods, Clothing and Groceries $ The Best Assortment We Have Ever Shown GEO. T. BALDWIN, New Stock Now Arriving. •y Hardware & Furniture Dealer. ** A. O. W. W. BUILDINC, * ** KLAMATH FALLS, tfAfAÙ OREGON. of our town to get their feathers ruffled somewhat. At the opera house Monday even- Miss Lulu Harpold was the guest Ing. Fell, to by the home companv. Tile one-act curtain raiser, “Nature of Mrs. Geo. McDonald last Saturday and Philosophy" or “The Youth who and Sunday. Mr. John Nichols of P.ie Valley is never saw a woman." is extremely siill seriously III. ridiculous, and will I m -enjoyed by all, Mr. Chas. Hoagland is on the sick as it tells a sweet love story and shows that nature will teach more list. Rev. Ketcheson held services last than philosophy. Tin- two-act com edy-drama, - Naval Engagements" Sunday in l«angell Valley, Sundav is full of delightfully funny situa-'evening in Bonanza, and on Monday tlons and sparkling dialogue, show- .morning started to Picard, Cal., to that it is possible for people to agree assist Rev. Harbit of Klamath Falls so well on certain subjects, that they J in a series of meetings, are compelled to quarrel over theniJ A Bible reading is held in this Hilt all's well that ends well, so place every Wednesday afternoon at let us laugh and tie happy. “From 2:30 o'clock. Everybody invited to Germany by Wire" is a revelation, come showing In what an incredibly short The Epworth League will hold space of time it takes to make the their meetings on Tuesday night of Journey, and “Hans" arrives with each week instead of Friday as was “just a little due on him.” tirst announced. AT BONANZA. Wc have learned, indirectly, that the Moore Dramatic Club of Klamath Moore's Hume Company will ap- Falls purpose visiting us in the near pearat Bonanza Friday evening. Feb future with one of their plays. ruary 21. presenting three charming The Bonanza school, under the comedies —“Sweethearts,” "From Germany by Wire,"and “Is Marriage efficient leadership of Jas. G. Wight, a Failure?" At the conclusion of the is in a prosperous condition; the per As is performance an all-night bull w ill be cent of attendance is good. the teacher, so is the school. Mr. given by nv Bonanza citizens, wim witli sup per at at’ Hotel Morine Rverybodv . Mr- Wight is a thorough gentleman, per Hotel Morine 1 come and enjoy an evening of’ rare *“[’ roorul h«1’1* reproach, i such as we would have our boys and pleasure. girls imitate. If the school board will lu>k to the best Interest of the children here, they wilt engage his services again for the next year. II. L. Clopton lost a valuable horse a few days ago. A number of our young people en joyed a candy pull and corn popping al the Hotel Morine last Saturday evening. Mrs. Morine, the land lady. knows just how and what to do to make you feel that the evening was far too short. B ill J ones ' ohil . ORAMI TRIPLI; BILL NAILS! NAILS! Ss PER KEO. APPI.ES FOR SALE- Steel Cut Nails, to close them out, Three thousand pounds of apples 50 kegs, at $5 per keg. GEO. T. BALDWIN. for sale. Inquire of E. I. Applegate, The Hardware Dealer. Conger Avenue. BONANZA TALK. lh-ar Editor: My fat her and motlier and brother have all exposed their ignorance through your paper, and caused the blush to risi’ to my checks. 1 have persuaded them that I am the smartest, brightest, and wittiest of the Jones family, and to let me try my hand this time. Pa said If I could heat him, 1 was a “good tint” ma said “it didn't take very smart people to write for the paper no how:" brother said “gals” always thought "they was smart." A dog tight last Sunday morning caused some of the male inhabitants THE REGISTRATION NOTICE. Registration for the coming elec tion was opened at the County Clerk's office on Monday, the «th day of January, 1902. Justice of the Peace and Notaries Public of outside precincts desiring books and blanks for registration purposes may procure same upon application to the clerk. J ames H. D kisi - oll . County Clerk. A full line of groceries. l*atcnt medicines of all kinds—enough to kill you If sick, make you sick if not. continually on hand at the Excelsior, Dairy, Or. Order your Easter suit now. Over 600 sample patterns just received. For tailor suits to order at $10 œto $25. Call in and see sam- • pies and let ns take your order. DUFFY L. F. WILLITS, Proprietor THE BRICK STORE. FULL STOCK OF General Merchandise. — REAMES & JENNINGS, KLAMATH FALLS, OR A LITTLE STORE, FULL OF BIG GOODS THE EXCELSIOR I. F. Davies, Mail Distributor and General Roust about, Proprietor. DAIRY, KLAMATH COUNTY, ORE. I SEE ' GRIZZLE & BRYANT For General Stone Work. Cemetery Work of all Kind« d* Specialty. All Work Guaranteed« Shop Opposite New Feed SteMe, $250.00 _ REWARD. r The Klamath County Lite Ntaok Association will pay the above rn* ward for the arrest and con viel ton of any person or persons found guilty «f stealing or altering the marks or brands of anv stock belonging to oar member of this oMuclatlon. Address Chas. Horton, President or J. O. llamaker,(Moratory,