Klamath republican., July 03, 1902, Image 3

KLAMATH REPUBLICAN
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lidies
•ms lust
• 12! •" LM ««tits. Tim highest figure
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was paid by E. W. Erlgliain, repro-
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f soi'llng the mih >| firm i f Whltnmn,
rMUXHÎFAY.
JULY
:»s lhe bridge.
Fiiriisv.oilb & Thayer, of Boston, f.,r
Ashland Tidings; Special Deputy Ibe Hist clip of the Bald vin Sheep A I
LOCAL NEWS.
Gam« Warden Hods. 'll Ims seized lift y Lund Company, amount Ing to 280,-
docrakliM which w< ere III |rossesslon
...... ..........
of ’ 000 pounds. The growers are jubi­
Race» are the attraction at Lake
•L Manning, pudmaater at Leids, lant over the price«.
view till» week-
‘••i» county. Manning will Ire pros-
There 1» reason to hop«* that the
Mr. Sargeant who arrived from In 1-
"d in the circuit conn ami ¡1 u
lutcklxme of winter will soon break, I **l<l will p|,.ad guntv. Th|H 1h ,h„ lit, Ohio, some wOeks ago, and wlm
(?. Griffith reports that plcasure- I thlr<l eompfoint that has been lodged lias dec.lded to locate here perma-
nently, Is making preparations to
nn-kcrs have commenced arriving nt , ¡»giihiht him in tull y(,MrH
!
build a large, stylish reHidenee < 11
fil»<ki<'»sa resort.
A» we contemplate the cold snap
Ewamia Heights, construction to
The .M. E. church was crowded W" have had this week, let
UH rejoice Is'gin In August. In the meantime
Sunday evening, being the occasion 1,,lnl ’’fOJ* have not bee
'on injured mid Mr. Sargeant will visit Ohio, leaving
of the Children’$ day «•xerdscs.
I rcinemfo'i that this Is > mi ‘'unusual for there next Sunday, to attend to
Next Monday the newly elected 1 .'ear." And It |M moro
comforting Ills eastern affairs preparatory to re-
county court will meet to organize 1,1 m ed a little dr,, t(, keep from
1 inoval here, and on bls return caily
i
freezing
to
death
than
to
"broil
and attend to necessary bualness.
— — ...... 1 and In August lie will be accompanied by
We are told that ns many as fifty Hizzle In the inid-sumnicr heat of ills wife.
tmilxr claim« a day have been hxiat- other iind lens favored ,.|||I|cH
Attorney ('. C. Brower of
1 "< \ alley people urc preparing for 1 place, who for many years was a
ed lately In the northern part of
" grand eclcbrutlon (|| I|l)rt<)|1,s
,c icessflll school teacher, is tlm real
thl« county.
Frank McCornack received a tele­ tomorrow and « |argc ,,umber fr()|„ entitled to the distinction of having
SEWING
gram <>» Monday announcing tin* bhunnth Fallsand vicinity will «t- originated and fostered the Idea of
death of hla mother at Iler home In Utid. Some win Journey to Fort living the national colo«« from public
MACHINES
Klamath toHe<- the Indian« perforin, school buildings. From Ills (■¡irllest
Eugene on tlmt day.
and others will remain here.
At (■x|MTienec as a teacher he kept, the
are the best that
Maj. Wonlen will a«xin commence
‘•'I h place «dance in the afternoon stars and strlr>es constantly before
mechanical
building a large addition to Ills dwell­
and evening win iurnW1 entertain-! Ills pupils and inculcated patriotic
ing and otherwise Improving It, the
skill can pro­
incut f«»r many.
reverence for them.
'The appropri­
Mme to cofit about $700.
duce, and at an
Oregon City Herald:
Don Mel- ate and laudable custom of raising
We »re told that alxiiit 2oo tlmlx*r
honest price,
drum left Tuesday for Lak e co’inty, Hugs on school houses, for the start­
claims have twn locntnd in Klamath
fully warranted
ing of which he deserves the credit,
county thus far this siiinincr mid the where he will UMlHt JlufllM M (Hire, of
for ten years.
Klamath county In executing an ex- lias now become universal.
locating has only commenced.
t< naive government survey.
]|e wa«
For sale by
Oregonian: The residents of Eph­
At the meeting of the county
accompanied by S. D. __
Hedges
raim, Utah, the agricultural center
—
and
court yesterday, Judge Baldwin pre- (¡win McIntyre, Cherryville, and Ben
of San Pete county, where the crops
aiding, It was decided to locale the
Minton of port land. They went by last year were completely ruined bv
high achtxil at Khimatti Fall«.
' rail to Sumpter, and from there by grasshoppers, have adopted a novel
L. Newman of Crescent City, ('ul., stage over “
method of exterminating the pest,
the mountain.
was drowned in the pond at that
W. F. Mall by who is employ- which is again threatening the ciops.
place, on Wednesday of last Week. cd witli
the telephone company A scries of entertainments have been
lie leaves relatives in Klamath Falls. building
this
way from
A»h- arranged, the admission to winch is
Parties from Fort Klamath and the fond, writes to his father here
At
tliat one-half bushel of grasslioppcis.
Agency state that preparations are t he line w ill reach I’okegaina this the first entertainment a dance
living made to have the grandest ce|. week. Fro;n there to Klamath Fulls j 7.5 half-bushels of grasshoppers were
«•bratIon ever held at Fort Klamath ■pil' ker progress will l,c made, and pri sented to the ticket man at Hie
on the Fourth.
it will not be long before this plac cc door. After the dance the "hop­
Remember the farmers' institute, will la: In telephone communication pers” furnished fuel for a bonfire to
properly top off the occasion.
under the auspice« of I tic Oregon with the outside world.
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON.
If, as we are creditably Informed,
Agricultural college, to be held at
'I lie Lakeview Examiner «talcs
this pla-e next Saturday.
Let all • hut President Lytle of the Columbia the cost of the construction of the
Interested attend.
Southern Railroad said that on the Merrill Irrigating canal will not ex-
An attractive feature of the Ash­ company'« projected extension, from | reed $85,090, instead of $150,000 as,
land celebration on the Fourth is the Shaniko to Bend, 20 mile« have al­ I was supposed, then the future so far
pnwpeet of a square nicsl supplied in ready ls-<n permanently located by ns irrigati in is concerned Is assured1
Already, more I
the shape of roast ox. bread, coffee the surveyor«, leaving 78 to be com- beyond all question.
I’l' t (L "When one-half of the dis­ than $85,000, (the amount needed.)
acid the usual trimming«.
lias been subacribed.
And as Hie J
New arrival« of timber crulacra arc tance tuts been permanently located,”
promoters
and
managers
of the great
reported every day, and tin* «< hh I s *ald lie, "we will begin to advertise
work are men of untiring energy and
for
bids
for
grading,
etc.
”
are full of them.
At the rate the
fully appreciate the wonderful bene­
tlmlwr Is lx*liig taken, there will |s>
According to reports generally, the fit the canal will tie to the region It ,
ciiitwood
but little left a year lu*ncc.
rabbit bounty which has iret-n on passes through, the only sane verdict
Bl ing us your prescriptions.
Mr. Lenz of Klamath marsh states since the first of tie- year, has great­ I that can lx* rendered is that I he en-
that a large company of Columbia ly reduced tin- worst pest rancher« 1 terprlso will be pusl'.ed ahead wlth-
I
Fresh confectionary, nuts, etc., Oregon, has this day filed in this office
Southern H. R. Surveyors are at that have bad to contend against, and it | out any delay. It ought to be coin-
her sworn statement No. 349, for the
etc.
D uffy C o .
locality and working southwards tie seems tint It would Is- an act of «is­ nienced at once. If report Is true, i
purchase of the N WJÍ of Section No. 27,
ward Ft. Klamath ami Klamath Falls. dotn to continue the bounty ti nd everything Is favorable, the expense! Dig line new clothing, suits $8.00 in Township No. 32 8., Range No. 7,’v
E. W. M., «nd will offer proof to show
to $13.00
D uffy C o .
lluit lhe land sought is more valuable
Lakeview Examiner:
L. Geilx-r, further rid the country of the des­ is provided for, and the wealth which
Otherwise sut 11 will thereby be added to the value of
for its timt>er or stone than for agri­
Subscribe for R ei ’ uulican .
the Klamath stork buyer, lias Ixiuglit trie live rabbit.
cultural purposes, nnd to establish her
2’»0 head of cattle from Reddell A riddance, now well under wav, would the 40,000 acres to lie benefited,
to snid land lie fore the county
TIMBER LAND, ACT .TENE 3, 1878.— claim
clerk of Klamath county, Oregon, at
Small of Kummer Lake.
The st<s'k fall short of the desired result rod I make» the investment absolutely safe
NOTICE FuR PUBLICATION.
Klamath
Falls, Oregon, on Friday, the
We hope
will be shipped t<> Gerber B.os , >S.ic- In lune rabbit., would be as numerous to all parties concerned.
25th day of July, 1902. She names as
UNITED
STATE-:
LAND
OFFICE.)
as ever.
and may reasonably expect to hear 1
itnesses: Linsy C. Sisemore. of Fort
rtmciiio.
L akeview , O rbuo . x , May 12, 1902.) w Klamath,
Oregon; Anns O. Sisemore,
that at the nvetlng of th* stock­
J.
L.
Y.id.-n
Informs
ns
that
lie
Notice in hereby given that in com­ of Fort Klamath, Oregon; Sarah J.
We are InfnrmM th it II. It. K.iy-
holders at Merrill on Monday, the pliance
with the provisions of the act of Rodkey, of Fort Klamath, Oregon;
b*r is building a number of ho.iis at will sin have new stag«*« and tlrst- word "onward” was the motto adopt­
('.ingress of June 3, 1373, entitled “¿tt I Chris Weiss, of Fort Klamath, Oregon.
Fort Klaninlli, la be umn ! on Crater ■ ¡class equipments generally for the ed.
jet for the sale of timber lands in the 1 Any and all persons claiming adversely
states of California, Oregon, Neva la, the above-described lands are request­
lake this summer. Tiicy will lx* Hist Klainatlt Falls-Lakeview line, of
ORGANIZATION COMPLETED.
and
Washington Territory,” as extend ed to tile their claims in this office
which
lie
is
now
the
proprietor.
Mr.
$1au IxiMts, each «me capable of car­
!
ed to all the Public Land States by on or liefore tiie said 25th day of Julv,
The Klamath County Agricultural act of August 4, 1892. William O. Hili,
McNaughton had arranged to con-
rying «lx to eight paaaengers.
1902.
association completed its organisation of Fort Kiamath, County of Klam­
t
duel
the
route
fur
a
month,
but
was
E. M. B battaix , Register.
Yesterday Maj. W .rJen made an
ath.
State
of
Oregon,
lias
thisdav
filed
in
yesterday. The subecrilx'rs to the capi­
offer of four acre» free t o I Im county disappointed in the management of tal stock met at the office of .1. W. thia office his sworn statement No. 348.
Timber Land, Act June 3, 1878— ¡
for U m ' as a site for lhe proposed n.'W Ills new line In California and lienee llamakcr, adopted by-laws and olected for the purchase of the E's of E*s of
Notice for Publication.
Section No. 21, in Township No. 32 8..
w.ts compelled to disappoint
Mr.
high «chooi.
The ground can lx*
directors. Two hundred and eighty- Range No. 7^ E. W. M., and will
Yadeu.
This
explains
Hie
latter
’
s
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE )
nine shares have been subscribed, nil offer proof to show that the land
chosen from any part of his tract
L akeview , O regon , May 19, 1902.)
delay in securing the necessary equip­ .of which were represented. Goo. T. sought is more valuable for its timlier
adjoining town on tin* northcast.
Notice i« hereby given that, in com­
stone than for agricultural purposes,
i Baldwin, I. A. Duffy, Alex. Martin Jr., or
ments.
and to establish his claim to said land pliance with the provisions of the act of
<’. It. iK'ljip, county scti<xd super­
Stockholders of the Merrill Mutual Jas. II. Driscoll, John 8, Shook. J. F. la-fore the county clerk of Klamath Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled “An
intendent, attended tin* closing ex-
■ Adams and L. Gerlier constitute the county, Oregon, • t Klamath Falls, Ore­ act for the sale of timber lands in the
ervlscs of the Indian school at Klam­ final Company met at Merrill Mon­ Ixiard of directors. The annual meet- gon, on Friday, the 25th day of July, states of California, Oregon, Nevada and
1’2 He names as witnesses: Linsv Washington Territory,” as extended
ath Agency ljst Titursday night iuk I day. and nil were enthusiastic and ! ing as fixed by the stockholders is to lie ( 1902.
’. Sisemore, of Foil Klamath. Oregon ; to all the Public Land States by
anxious
for
the
success
of
the
enter
­
xpeaka In the highest terms of the
held on the 1st Saturday in December. Anna O. Sisemore, of Fort Klamath, act of August 4, 1892, George W.
prise
undertaken
the
const
ruction
Immediately after adjournment of the Oregon; Sarah J. Rodkey,of Fort Klam­ Owen, ol Ashland, county of Jackson,
manner In which lhe program was
¡of a ditch fioni Upper Klamath lake, stockholders’ meeting, the directors ath. Oregon; Chris Weiits, of Fort state of Oregon, has this day filed in
carried out.
Klamath, Oregon. Any and all persons this office his sworn statement. No. 382,
watering 49,000 acres of land.
The : qualified and appointed the following claiming adversely the almve-descrilied for the purchase of the SE4£ of Section
It is reported that Mrs. A. S. Hiim-
meeting approved of the steps taken officers: President, Geo. T. Baldwin; lands are requested to tile their claims No. 34. in Township No. 40, 8., Range
mond, wife of Attorney lliiniiiioiid
No. 7 li. TV. M., and will offer proof to
by the directors and authorized them vice president, I. A. Duffy; treasurer, in this office on or before said 25th dav show
that the land sought is more val-
of Julv, 1902.
of Medford, died at that place last
Alex
Martin
Jr.
;
secretary,
J.
G.
Pierce.
to proceed with the project along
' E. M. BRATTAIN, Register." Itable for its timber or stone than for
Thursday.
Immediate cause of
•»1711(1 igrienltural purposes, and to establish
lines hitherto accepted.
Some addi­ It Was decided to continue to receive
death was convulsion of the heart,
suliecriptione to the capital stock for a Timber Land, Act .lune 3, 1878— his claim to said land before the coun­
tion was nude to the subscribed cap­
ty clerk of Klamath county, Oregon, at
Cemetery Work of all Kindt ■
period of thirty days or until the resi­
though she had been in ill health for
Notice for Publication.
Klamath Falls, Oregon, on Saturday,
ital stock. As soon as possible a pre­ due of the stock, 219 shares, are all sub­
Specialty.
All Work Guarantoorf.
Revet al years.
the 9th day of August. 1902. He names
liminary survey will be made.
Shop Opposite New Feed Stable.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,) as witnesses:
scribed. An assessment of 10 |>er cent
William
W.
Erb,
of
An advertisement In flic Yreka
L akeview , O regon , May 12, 1902. f
The eft! lent and popular services of the subscribed stock was levied, pay­ i Notice is hereby given that, in com­ Ashland, Oregon; David Allen, of Ash­
Journal of the Klaimith Lake rail­
land, Oregon; Eugene Spencer, of Kcno,
'of Judge Willits during the past able to the secretary of the association pliance with the provisions of the act of Oregon; Janies W. Bailey, of Shake,
road company, mils for 500 men to
forthwith.
Congress
of
June
3,
1878,
entitled
"An
Oregon. Any and ail persons claim­
I four years as county judge came to
work on the grade of their road. Tills
The directors will next proceed to act for the sale of timber lands in the ing adversely
the above-described
an
end
on
Mond
iv
and
G.
T.
Bald
­
states
of
California,
Oregon,
Nevada
and
lands are requested to file their claims
will Increase the number of hands to
select a permanent site for the construc­
Washington
Territory,
”
as
extended
to
win who was duly elected took pos­ tion of track and buildings suitable for
in this office on or before said 9th day
near a ttmn«and, and means more
the 1’ublie Land States by act of of August, 1902.
session of I he office. This county has the exhibits and trials of speed. Num­ all
The Klamath County Lite Stork
rapid work In the future.
August 4, 1892, Anna O. Sisemore, of
E. M. BRATTAIN, Register.
been peculiarly favored heretofore, erous locations have lieen suggested, I Fort Klamath, county of Klamath,
Association will pay the above
Last week the State Land Ik laid by having excellent judges, and several of which are quite eligible.
state of Oregon, has this day filed in TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE 3, 1378.—
ward for the arrest and conviction
this office her sworn statement, No. 347,
sold 1280 acres of timber land ul tu- Judge Baldwin Is no exception to the
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
any
person or persons found guilty
for
the
purchase
of
the
8Li
SW
*4,
NF.'a
Latest styles mens and boys hats.
nted twenty miles west of Roeehiirg, 1 rule. He Is well known to be one of
Stealing or altering the mark»
SW'4 and NW>4 SE'4 of Section No.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
Dt’FEY CO.
1 25, in Township No. ;>2 S., Range No.
brands of any stock belonging to any
Doughtfi county, to highest bidders i the most able, popular and progress­
L akeview , O regon , May 12, 1902.
71., E. W. M., and will offer proof to
member of this association.
Up-to-date shirt waists and under­ show
for $7.70 per acre
Heretofore the ive citizens of the county, and aside
Notice
is
hereby
given
that
in
com
­
that the land sought is more valu­
Address Chas. Horton. President
pliance
with
the
provisions
of
the
act
of
wear
at
Mrs.
Maylone
’
s.
»lute'« timber land has been to first from politic» has a host of friendsand
able for its timber or stone than for ag-
or .1. O. Haniaker,Secretary.
Congress
of
June
8
t
1878.
entitled
"An
ricultural purposes, and to establish her
applicant» at $1.2.5 per acre.
Save money by making your home- 1 'claim
for the sale of timber lands in the
I well wishers.
to said hind bifore the county act
states of California, ^Oregon, Nevada,
A coal mine has been discovered i Changes In proprietors of atage stead, timber and other tilings with | clerk of Klamath county, Oregon, at and Washington Territory,” ns ex­
1 Klamath Falls. Oregon, on Friday, the
bear Ager, Cal. It Is said to be of lines were made on Tuesday, the 1st C. IL Withrow, U. 8. Commissioner, 25th day of July, 1902. She names as tended to nil the Public Lund States by
Klamath
Falls,
Oregon.
witnesses: William O. Hill, of Fort net of August 4, 1892, Howard C. Cun­
g'xid quality, nnd several hundred inst. 0. B- Dutro took charge of
1
Klamath, Oregon; Alfio Hill, of Fort ningham, ot Fort Klamath, county of
Ions bare been engaged ly citizens of (he Ashland-Klamath Fallsand Mer­
Klamath, Oregon; Sarah J. Rod key, of Klamath, state of Oregon, has this day i
Vrcka and Montague. When we get rill lines. J. L. Yuden transferred his
! Fort Klamath, Oregon; Chris Weiss, of fill'd in this office his sworn statement |
Fort Klamath, Oregon. Anv and all No. 350, for the purchase of the W*2
railroad connection with Hint coun­ slock and equipments to the Klam-
persons claiming adversely the above­ SW4. Sec. 11, Ixrts 3 nnd 4 of Rectipn
try, Klamath Fall» will also lay in 11 ath Falls-Lakeview route nnd Alex
described lands are requested to tile No. 10, in Township No. 33 S., Range
their claims in this office on or before No. 7** E. W. M., nnd’will offer proof
»tuck of coni for winter uw.
Marlin Jr. assumed control of the
to show that the land sought is more
I said 25th dav of Jnlv, 190».
Klamath
Falls-Fort
Klamath
line.
valuable for Its timlier or atone than
E. M. BRA1TAIN, Register.
Rev. D. T. Summervlllo arrived
for agricultural purposes, and to estab­
MRS. E. J. BOYD, Proprietor.
8.
L.
McNaughton
who
had
charge
here Thnrsdny and left Friday for 1
lish his claim to said land before the
TIMBER
LAND,
ACT
JUNE.3,
1878,
of
the
Ager-Lakeview
line,
now
has
county
clerk
of
Klamath
county,
Ore-
.
►’ort. Klamath where ho will remain ,
Trimmed and Walking Hats, Undershirts, Stockings,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
gon, nt Khimath Falls, Oregon, on Fri­
Shirtwaists, Ribbons, Etc., Etc.
^*»»4
Until after the Fourth and then g" the route from Termu to Ft. Bidwell.
day,
the
25th
day
of
July,
1902.
He
i
U nited S tates L and O ffice ,
names as witnesses: James M. Etnerv, I
into Lake county.
He Is nccoinpa-. The mall route from Ager to Klam­
Lakeview, Oregon, May 12, 1902.
of Fort Klamath, Oregon; Warren D. I
Now Open
hied by Miss Iloac Fielder of Med­ ath Falls has been abandoned.
Notice is hereby given that in com­ Kingdon, of Fort Klamath, Oregon; I Summer coats and vests; nice, styl
Latest styles ladies’, gents, mi««««,
Lakeview Examiner: The highest
ford, who 1» on her way to Lakeview
pliance with the provisions of the act. of John Barker, of Fort Klamath, Oregon ; I ish goods at little money.
boy« and children« «hoes.
Samuel
R.
Kingdon,
of
Fort
Klamath,
Congress
o
’
June
3.
18'8,
entitled
An
1 price paid for wind In Eastern Oregon
lo visit relatives.
Dvrrr Co.
net tor the sale of timber lands in-the Oregon. Any and all persons claiming
Duwrr Co.
Ashland Tidings; Hervey Lindley, in many years was paid at ¡Shaniko
States of California, Oregon, Nevada, adversely the aiiove-desc.ribed lands
1 <m the 2ttt li lost.
Ten buyers at­
arc
requested
to
file
their
claims
in
this
and
Washington
Territory,
”
as
extend
­
gloves
and
hat
trimmings,
Kid
Buckingham and Hecht Wwaoton
*ho wag over from Kliimathon, Frl-^
tended the public wtx.l sale at that A. O. U. W. BUILDING, ed to nil the Public Land States by offico on or before said 25th day of best on the maiket. at Mrs. May- boot«, shoe« and felts, at Eicelator,
day, say« work on the new road from
net of August 4, 1892, Atfie Hill, of Fort Julv, 1002.
I »airy, Oregon.
lont's.
E. M. BRATTAIN, Register.
Klaiuath, county of Klamath, state of
1-ahd's Is progressing satisfactorily. 1 p|#(Ti and about 750,000 pounds were
Klamath Falls.
disp/sidof at prices ranging from
The new at cel bridge aerous the
57
i pfoled, mid ti),. ril||h
CASH STORE
Steel Ranges, Genera! ine Hardware, Stoves/
Tinware, and Crockery, Furniture and Burial Cas
kets. Paints, Oils and Glass, Carpets and in
oleum, Wall Paper, Sewing Machines.
S tiletto -
Dry Goods,
Clothing and Groceries.
The Best Assortment We
Have Ever Shown
New Stock Now Arriving.
Hardware & Furniture Dealer
M. O. \J. \\L. BUILDING,
CROWN TOILET CREAM
Cures sunburn, tan and freckles,
chapped lips and hands, softens and
smoothes the skin. Guaranteed to
be perfectly harmless.
€C“
co,
* L F, WILLITS, Proprietor.
Il
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I
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON.
THIS SPACE BELONGS
TO THE
I. F. Davies, Prop.
DAIRY, KLAMATH COUNTY, ORE.
SEE
0. D. GRIZZLE,
For General Stone Wort.
$250.00 REWARD
Tin:
BALDWIN STUDIO
FOIf
And Ready for Business.
ÿ NEW SPRING GOODS $
the
CENTRAL MILLINERY STORE.