Klamath republican., June 19, 1902, Image 3

kumath republican .
H-fltiv, Hailing, danrlri g
and picnic West Side are Jub’lant over the pros
dlum-rs will | among the
tilings to |x-< t of g< tting rid of their old enemy
''«hllnllnfe 11.<- excursionists.
flll’HFDAY.
Jl'NF.
fit,
|ii>j.
th<'long eared JacL ialililt.
There la a pr<*pc<l
, • I but a large
Ashland Tldlnga:
Rev. Ilolx-rt
d‘-nl will Ig. completed ulxait the
LOCAL NEWS.
1st McLean, form« rly of Ashland, Klam
"I July, by wbh h , several • thousand j utli county and Grants Pass, a/id one
sfili
--- '--- J —««awasa* • uon, ajl'4 UliC
I in 1,1 f iHI< 4,1 ,4|,W
. of the bent known mlnlwtern in Or«-
Tiio roads are In Hna condition and I
• I ‘ ind
'"«I i".
Will be ’ilsposed , of.
lf
,....... tier
„.J gon, has resigned his pastorate of the
Tim
travel Is rendered easy.
land
i . here, ’ | H H Indeed,
ln<,'‘'‘d> a eonspleuouK, Third Presbyterian church of Port
Marshal Humphrey has been build­
J
” thought at this time.
Jt»i land, to begin work hi Porto Rico,
ing cross vaulkM this week.
value Is well known, hence
i
-
there
are
Chltwissl A Co’s drug store front many buyers, and price» arc rapidly The formal announcement wa» mad<-
...........
by the reverend gentleman to hlx
la liciiig repaired and Improved.
•id vaitrlng.
!congregation In Portland, yesterday
•Ve understand there is a move on
ItoM-lmrg I’lalnd.-aler: E. II. Hanan ‘ morning.
The Reverend Mr. Me-
foot t’> pneped f',r »rleslnn water in and family, nflcompnnled by AJe Lean began Ids pastorate in Portland
this vicinity.
Smith, Ear) Item-dick, Will Hagan January IS, 1899, having gone there
A new poslofflce Is arsm to lie <«. ;l,*d Mlsa Angi-a Thoiiiptmn, left, till» from Grants Pass.
tatillahril at Oleite with Taylor Wilson aft<riKsin for Klamath county by
The Koutbern Oregonian of
private conveyance.
The M cmik . ford reports that Crater lake Is
U h post muster.
|
’There was no mall from Ager Mon­ Hanau arc driving a blind of 600 or Ing and »teaming and that,
day morning on account of trains 70« head vf cattle to the Klamath other craters, it had been Induced to
range.
I being delayed by n wreck.
resume volcanic operations by the
A »mall riot was precipitated at i eruptions on the island of Martin-
Teachers should remember the
J ik - u I Institute al Bonanza on Friday ’.rants I’¡ihh ho t Friday by n Hiring i i'l'ie. But of course the report is |
“f freight cam l»-lng Jammed Into i false and was circulated by some one
iuk I Saturday <>f tills week.
SEWING
The annual meet Ing of the South­ :i train occupied by fifty Japanese. for lack of anything else on which to ■
The latter became Infuriated, rush- build a fabrication.
MACHINES
People living,
ern Oregon Normal school will be
hig out of their cam and attacking In the vicinity of the lake would be I
9
field al Ashland on the 20th Inst.
Hie White emw of the freight train. ' apt to know about any seismic or
are
the
best
that
The front of the building, occu­ It was a light with fists and clubs, |
volcanic disturbance there.
The
mechanical
pied by Geo. Bradley's liarm-ss shop,
but officer* Interfered before any one lake Is perfectly placid, and has been
shill
can pro­
Is lasing rcinodcjod and Improved.
was killed,
so since the big blowup before the
duce,
and at an
Mrs. W. It. Grubb, who resided
Lov. Leer has announced his Ill- glacial period.
honest
price,
.with her family near Spencer creek, teullon to pardon Ingram,
Mr. Dutro, the new proprietor of I
• he life
fully
warranted
« Klamath county, died on Tuesday prisoner, for the part he look in
try- the Ashland-Klamath Fails stage
for ten years.
of last week.
Ing to prevent the shisitlng of guards line, and who takes possession July 1,
The Journal office st Yreka caught at the penitentiary by desperadoes,! is making extensive preparations to
For sale by
fire on Wednesday of last Week, Merrill un<l Tracy. As a result of ! make the route a favorite one for
causing some damage before the Ills effort, Ingram was shot in the! passengers.
He is now looking after
Hames could tie extinguished.
leg, iKressItatlug amputation.
He' ! suitable horses for the business, and
Ou Tuesday I. A. Duffy was circu­ was serving a life sentence for killing ‘ ! will purchase 28 first-ehiss horse»
lating among buslnwu» men to secure bls brother ten years ago.
which are expect« d to go over the
According to the new time schedule ! route, «5 miles, between here and
the promise of funds for the Fourth
of July celebration at tills place.
which goes Into effect on the Asli I Ashland in fourteen hours. Mr. Du­
A. Caste) has been taking the lund Klamath Falla stage Hue with tro on the Ashland-Klamath Falls
n < I i < n >1 census and at the coin luslon the new management July 1, the route, and Mr. Yaden on the route
of Ilia work finds that there arc 2lu stage win leave Ashland every morn­ from Klamath Falls to Lakeview,
children of si’biMil age tn tills dis­ ing at 5 o’clock and arrive hen- the will make a trip between these vari­
same d ly at 7 o'clock p. m. Leaving ous towns, one of unalloyed pleasure.
trict.
At the grand hxlge of the Ristcrn
There are two energetic applicants Klamath Falls at 5 a. m., the stage
Star,
held in Portland last week,
will
reach
Ashland
at
7
for appointment as postmaster at
the following offlceis were elected:)
making
the
trip
either
Ashland the pn-sent Incumbent,
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON.
Grand worthy matron, Mrs. Alice
Geo. Kngcl, and cs-Mayor J. R. day.
i Townsend, of Dallas; associate grand )
Bills have ts'en posted announcing
Casey.
worthy matron, Mrs. Helen P. Gatch.
We sre Informed that tin- hotel al a grand celebration July 4th in llor- | of Salem; grand patron, Darwin Bris-
ton
’
s
grove
in
Poe
Valley.
There
Shovel creek 4»crowded with guests
; tow, of Cottage Grove; associate
who have gone to that pleasure re­ will lx> shooting contests, races and grand pat-on, C. F. Wiegand, cf
We arc arc offering a line of elegant and artistic papetries 7Í
sort for recreation and to c»cap<' the other similar amusements for which Portland; grand secretary, Mrs. Mary
prizes will 1«. offered.
There will be |
in various tints with Klamath Falls imprint. We have 7-r
heat of lower altitudes.
.1 literary and musical program, with Scott Mvers, of The Dales; grand
reduced the price to cost and those of you who have let­ \
Five special trains of Mystic Slirin-
an oration, a liasket dinner, and a treasurer, Mrs. Bay Sherwin, of Ash­
era passed through Ashland tills dance afternoon and night.
ters to write will do well to secure a supply at once. 25
The! land; grand conductress. Mrs. Della
week cn route to their Kastcrn homes
Houston,
of
Portland;
associate
grand
cents
per box. They won't last long.
commit tec on arrangements Is pre-,
from San Francisco, where they have
paring for a big crowd and an enjoy-1 conductress, Mrs. Thomas F. Ryan,
CHITWOOD & CO., Druggists.
iren at lending a big convention.
jof Oregon City.
The remaining
able day.
| officers are supplied by appointment. £®“Your presetiptions will receive prompt an.l careful attention.
According to reports Ashland and
M<-<)ford Mall: Mr. and Mrs. Mc­
vicinity will have an Immense fruit Fall of Central Point just returned! Ashland Tidings:
Richard S.
crop this yesr. Ntrawlx'rric* are now,
Smith, of Klamath county, the well
Fresh confectionary, nuts, etc., Oregon, has this day filed in tide office
last Saturday from a trip to Klamatli
her sworn statement No. 349, for the
ripe there and they are fully equal
known Oregon athlete, who gradu­ etc.
D uffy Co.
count)- on business matters connected I
purchase of the NIV*^ of Section No. 27,
to the Itood river variety in lx»th with the sale of a ranch, which they ated at the U. O. last year, is now
Big line new clothing, suits $8.00 in Township No. 32 S., Range No. 1%
a full-fledged member of the rowing to $13.00
E. W. M., and will offer proof to show
size and flavor.
D uffy Co.
formerly owned in that county.
that the land sought is more valuable
crew at Columbia University, New
Ashl md Tidings:
While there they vislt<*ci tI’e home of
for its timber or stone than for agri­
Subscribe for R epublican .
York.
Smith
has
the
honor
of
be-
cultural
purposes, and to establish her
to.i left Tuesday for Fort Klamath, Win. Hoagland, an unde of Mr. Me-
to said land before the county
where site will remain two or three Falls, who is a Medford property Ing the only new man on the Colum- TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE 3, 1878.— claim
clerk of Klamath county, Oregon, at
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
The remainder of t he
weeks, and on her return will go to holder and an extensive st <x-k raiser, j bla crew.
Klamath Falls, Oregon, on Friday, the
L'« Angeles, where aha expects 1“ having one of the best ranche» in i crew consists of seasoned v< -eterans,
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.) 25th day of July, 1902. She names as
and Smith's winning of a place Is In­
L akeview , O regon , May 12, 1902.) witnesses: Linsy C. Sisemore. of Fort
remain during the suinincr.
Klamath county.
Klamath, Oregon; Anna O. Sisemore,
deed remarkable-, considering the
Notice is hereby given that in com­ of Fort Klamath, Oregon; Sarah J.
(Owns excellent venie» of poetr-
The hotels continue to lie full of fact that there were 80 candidates pliance with the provisions of the act of Rodkey, of Fort Klamath, Oregon;
Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled “An
from the pen of Frank L. Appi-gale gu sts, and while a few depart occits-
Weiss, of Fort KI;math, Oregon.
for the eight positions.
He was the act for the sale of timber lands in the Chris
Any and all persons claiming adversely
or KUniath Agency, Or., appear In loiially, new arrivals more than make
states
of
California,
Oregon,
Nevada,
crack all-around athlete of the State
the above-described lands are request­
the June Issue of the New York up the lists. Numerous timber buy­
and Washington Territory,” as extend ed to tile their claims in this office
Uulverslty for four years, and still ed
to
ail
the
Public
Land
States
by
on or before the said 25th dav of Jute,
Philatelist, a magazine devoted to ers and locators of government tlm-
holds the Northwest collegiate record act of August 4, 1892, William O. Hill, 1902-
government putt ago stamps.
'»er, tourists, sightseers, hunters of for the hammer-throw.
of
Fort
Klamath,
County
of
Klam
­
Last fall he
E. JI. B ratt aim . Register.
At the annual aehu-l meeting Mon­ deer and trout, and those wlm love played halfback on the Columbia! ath, State of Oregon, has this day filed in
thia office his sworn statement No. 348.
day afternoon C. II. Withrow ami I'. pure air an<l water, and Ixninding and football eleven and recently won a for the purchase of the E’2 of El.. of Timber Land, Act June j, 1878—
Notice for Publication.
I* Fountain were elected mcmlicr» unbounded health ami go<xl feel­ number of medals in a local field day i Section No. 21, in Township No. 32 8.,
Range No. 7*4 E. M . M., and will
of the school I Kia rd to succeed A. D. ing, make up, in a great measure, at the university.
UNITED
STATES LAND OFFICE )
offer proof to allow that the land
L akeview , O regon , May 19, 1902.)
Carrick and L. F. Willits.
Cwpt. J. the crowd that visits Klamath Falls
sought
is
more
valuable
for
its
timber
Tracy and Merrill, the desperadoes
or stone than for agricultural purposes,
Notice is hereby given that, in com­
I In these enjoyable summer days.
IV. .Siemens was re-elected clerk.
who escaped from the Salem peniten­ ami to establish his claim to said land pliance with the provisions of the act of
I
Hawaii's volcano, Kilauea, is rc-
Ashland Tidings: Claud IL Foun­ tiary after killing three guards, have before the county clerk of Klamatli Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled “An
I
ported to lie discharging sulphurous tain. formerly of Ashland and Klam­ thus far eluded capture, though con­ county, Oregon, • t Klamath Falls, Ore­ act for the sale of timber lands in the
gon, on Friday, the 25th day of July, states of California, Oregon, Nevada and
/nines and hot sshes and apparently ath Falls, lias been recently appoint­ tinuous efforts have been made by 1902. He names as witnesses: Linsy Washington Territory,” as extended
getting ready ami thus serving notice ed assistant instructor In physics in sheriffs, a large posse and blood­ C. Sisemore, of Fort Klamath. Oregon ; to all the Public Land States by­
Anna O. Sisemore, of Fort Klamatli, act of August 4, 1892, George W.
ot Its Intention to perform In a man­ Columbia University. New York. hounds, re-inforced by two militia Oregon; Sarah J. Rodkey, of Fort Klam­ Owen, 01 Asldand, county of Jac kson,
Mr.
Fountain
was
graduated
at
the
ner after the fashion of Mount I’elce
companies. The two convicts are ath, Oregon; Chris Weiss, of Fort state of Oregon, has this day filed in
Klamath, Oregon. Any and all persons this office iris sworn statement, No. 382,
am) Soufrlere.
University of Oregon, at Eugene, crack shots and desperate.
A short claiming
of Section
adversely the aliove-described for the purchase of the
i
Ashland Tidings: The general de- one year ago, and was Immediately time after their escape they held up lands are requested to tile their claims No. 34, in Township No. 40, 8., Range
No. 7 E. W. M., and will offer proof to
ficlcncy bill, reported In Congress, awarded a fellowship at Columbia, a ample of men near Salem and in this office on or before said 25tli day show that the land sought is more val­
of
Julv,
1902.
where
his
excellent
class-rixiin
work
traded their striped clothes for con­
Saturday, carries $3000 for road <•«»»»•
uable for its timber or stone than for
' E. M. BRATTAIN, Register.
agricultural purposes, and to establish
He will ventional apparel that would enable
st ruction and the general Improve­ won him his promotion.
his claim to said land liefere the coun­
ment of Crater Lake National Park, teach In the coining Summer school them to appear in better scx-lety Timber Land, Act June 3, 1878— ty clerk of Klamath county, Oregon, at
Cemetery Work of
Notice
for
Publication.
than they had hitherto been accus­
Klamath Falls, Oregon, on Saturday,
Specialty. AH Work
and $4U3 for which to pay IL A. ' at Columbia.
the 9th day of August. 1902. He names
Shop Opposite New F
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,) as witnesses:
Bands for surveys In Oregon.
Maj Wordei) arrived Sunday from tomed to. When they became hun­
William W. Erb, of
gry, they invaded farm houses and
L
akeview , O regon , May 12, 1902.)
Ashland, Oregon; David Allen, of Ash­
F. L. Camps, the well known pli«- Ashland, accompanied by A. L. Sar­
Notice is hereby given that, in com­ land, Oregon; Eugene Spencer, of Ken >,
ordered meals. At the hist house
I
tographer of Ashland, will be liere gent and Mrs. W. E. Worden and
pliance with the provisions of the act of Oregon ; James W. Bailey, of SI alt »,
visited
they
invited
the
hostess
to
Congress
of June 3, 1878, entitled “An Oregon. Any and all persons claim­
next Wednesday to assist Miss Maud son of Delta, Ohio, who expect to
deliver to them a large chunk of act for the sale of timber lands in th“ ing adversely
the above-descrilied
lix-atc
here.
Mr.
Sargent
has
visited
this
Baldwin In opening her studio al
bacon and a frying pan.
At one states of California, Oregon, Nevada and lands are requested to file their claims
Klamatli-ounty
twice
before
while
W.
Washington
Territory,
”
as
extended
to
place, rootns ill the A. O. U.
in this office on 6r betöre said 9th day
time their pursuers had them stir- all the Public Land States by act of of August, 1902.
building being elaborately and eie- bls daughter, Mnu Worden, resided
The Klamath County JJve Stock
rounded, but in the darkness of August 4, 1892, Anna O. Sisemore, of
E. M. BRATTAIN, Register.
here, and Is sufficiently acquainted
gnntly fitted for the purpose.
Fort Klamath, county of Klamath,
Association will pay tjie «hove re­
night
they
made
their
escape.
The
with the country to know he would
state of Oregon, has this day filed in
ward for the arrest j»ftd Wftviction of
If Crater lake Is “mi a boll." w*
numerous reports as to the where­ thia office her sworn statement, No. 347, TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE 3, 1878.—
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
like
to
live
here
permanently.
Our
any person or persons found guilty of
Intimated by the Koutbern Oregon­
abouts Of the fugitives, most of them for the purchase of the 8*4 SW1.", NE'4
citizens will be glad to welcome them
stealing or altering the marks or
SWt; and SW*4' SE'.| of Section No.
ian, then one thing is sure, viz: That
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, )
false, have bewildered the officers 25, in Township No. 32 S., Range No.
brands of any stock belonging to any
and hope they may lie followed by
L akeview , O regon , May 12, 1902. J
the thousands of cubic yards of soap
and added to the difficulty of cap­ 7k, E. IV. M., and will offer proof to
member of this association.
Notice
is
hereby
given
that
in
com-
other
Ohio
people.
stone In the surrounding walls of the
Address Chas. Horton, President
ture.
The reward has been in­ show that the land sought is more valu­ eliance with the provisions of the act of
able for its timber or Btone than for ag­
or J. O. Hamaker, Secretary.
Lakeview Examiner:
8. L. Mc­ creased to $3.000.
lake, will soon transform the
It Is hoped ricultural pur|H>ses, and to establish her ongressof June 3,1878. entitled “An
. •«* -V
Naughton, popular stage man, ar- Tracy and Merrill will yet be caught claim to said land before the county­ act for the sale of timber lands in the
into a vast caldron of soft soap.
states of California, Oregon, Nevada,
rived from Ager Monday, and went and thus relieve the public of two clerk of Klamath county, Oregon, nt and Washington Territory,” as ex­
Klamath Falls, Oregon, on Friday, the
Medford Oregonian:
An
to Surprise Valley to »co about his most desperate criminals.
25th day of July, 1902. She names as tended to all the Publie Land States by
death has occurred In the
McNnugh-
itar route contracts. Mr. McNaugh­
witnesses: William O. Hill, of Fort act of August 4, 1892, Howard C. Cun­
Rock precinct, a young man, who
Klamath. Oregon; Affie Hill, of Fort ningham, ot Fort Klamath, county of
ton
will
conduct
the
service
on
the
Klamath, Oregon; Sarah J. Rodkey, of Klamath, state of Oregon, hgs this day
had Just attained Ids majority, l)3V-
Western line for Mr. Ygden until
Fort Klamatli, Oregon; Chris Weiss, of tiled in this office his sworn statement
Ing died of typhoid fever a few <1,1 VS
I Fort Klamath, Oregon. Any and all No. 350, for the purchase of the W*a
.lied ■L
that gentleman winds up Ills affairs in i
persons claiming adversely the above- , 8W*^. Sec. 11, Lots 3 and 4 of Section
since. His father and mother
other hK-alltles. In turn the con­
described lands are requested to file ’ No. 10, in Township No. 33 S., Range
of the same disease a short lime be­
their claims in tills office on or before No. 7*4 E. W. M., and will offer proof
tractor doing service between Ft.
to show that the land sought is more
fore.
sai l 25th day of Julv, 1902.
Bidwell and the N. C. O. railroad
valuable for its timber or stone than
E. M. BRATTAIN, Register.
The Examiner reports that J’hil. will continue the work until Mr. Mc-
for agricultural purposes, and to estab­
MRS. E. J. BOYD. Proprietor.
lish
his claim to said land before the
8. Looalcy landed a load of fine Ft. Nsught ln finishes up here.
TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE 3, 1878, county clerk of Klamath county, Ore­
Trimmed and Walking Hats, Undershirts, Stockings,
Klamath cheese in Lakeview last.
notice FOR PUBLICATION.
gon, at Klamath Falla, Oregon, on Fri­
Lakeview Examiner:
It is said
Shirtwaists, Ribbons, Etc., Etc. ET”
*
Week. That paper adds that Mr-
day, the 25th day of July, 1902. He
that the rabbit, pest on the West
U nited S taten L and O ffice ,
names as witnesses: James M. Emerv,
Looalcy thinks of engaging In Irriga­
Will Open
Takeview, Oregon, May 12, 1902.
of Fort Klamath, Oregon; Warren D.
tion projects In Lake county, and stde ir «bout to lie wiped out by
Summer coats and vests; nice, styl­
Notice is hereby given that in com­ Kingdon, of Fort Klamath, Oregon;
Latest style» ladies’, gent«, mln«*
1 natural conditions. W. It. Bernard
pliance witli the provisions of the act of John Barker, of Fort Klapiath, Oregon ; ish goods at little money.
expects Io return there to look over
boys and childrens aboca.
¡informs the examiner that the rab-
Cougres» o'June 3. 1878, entitled “An Samuel R. Kingdon, of Fort Klamath,
the ground next month.
D uffy C o .
act for the sale of timber lands in the Oregon. Any and all persons claiming
. hits are dying off by the hundreds in
DWHC a
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States of California, Oregon, Nevada, adversely the aliove-described lands
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Remember
nber the steamboat
steaniooat excur
ex....- ­
n fronl d)lieiwc, wblch
and Washington Territory,” as extend­ are requested to file their claims in this
Kid
gloves
and
hat
trimmings,
Buckingham and H«etet W«reaUN|
Klamath lake mx i
>vp() t()
ow.ab." Here Is one A. O. U. W. BUILDING, ed to all the Public Land States by otfico on or before said 25th day of
sion Ot) Upper
I
best on the market, at Mrs. May-: boots, shoes and felts, at
act of August 4,1892, A (tie Hill, of Fort Julv. 1902.
There pronv
where ..w-ab" is a God-send
Saturday - and Sunday.
lope's.
Dairy. Oregon-
E. M. BRATTAIN, Register.
Khuiatii, county of Klamath, state of
Jses to be a large crowd and no one |rommun)(.yi Ran(.j)Cr(J on the
Klamath Falls.
fiM) MJ ty have a good time, sight- (
¡Hath Falls
BIG STOREi
Steel Ranges, General Line Hardware, Stoves,
Tinware, and Crockery, Furniture and Burial Cas­
kets, Paints, Oils and Glass, Carpets and Lin­
oleum, Wall Paper, Sewing Machines.
CASH STORE
STI LETTO-
Dry Goods,
Clothing and Groceries
The Best Assortment We
Have Ever Shown
New Stock Now Arriving.
GEO. T. BALDWIN,
Hardware & Furniture Dealer.
A. O. V. W. BUILDING,
TRUE BARGAINS IN STATIONERY.
L. F. WILLITS, Proprietor
i
I
KLAMATH FALLS, (
THIS SPACE BELONGS
TO THE
0
► EXCELSIOR
I. F. Davies, Prop
DAIRY, KLAMATH COUNTY, ORE.
8®»
G. D. GRIZZLE,
For General Stoat Wart.
$250.00 REWORD
thk
BALDWIN STUDIO
rroie
UP-TO-DATE PHOTOS
Wednesday, June 25th
$ NEW SPRING GOODS $
CENTRAL MILLINERY SIME,