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of the Irrigating ditch, rltii- KLAMATH REPUBLICAN.! owners iilng through town, to compel them i weeks. It will be UNder the num- ilgemenl of Mr. Steele, who was at to keep the water In the ditch i the head of an excursion last year. Last Thui’Mlay's Ashland 'Tidings PMUKHDAY. A l'Kl I. », HXVi and off tlm streets and from aoaklng ; Copies of a circular, made attractive publishes an Important ai title rcl.it-1 mid damaging other property. I'arraD B tvtbh l.ixn Ornca. I by several half-tone pictures, and Ing to progress anil prospects of rail l^keview, Oregon, February 3, Itxil. f LOCAL NEWS. President R oom - vc H, whoau Ilin- . advertising the pnqs.Hcd excursion Notice is hereby given that in com road const ruction to this place from erary Is-giui on the 1st Inst., Is now , and describing Hi<‘ scenic wonders pliance with tl.e provisions of the act of Lairds. Hervey Lindley, one of the Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Ruwcrana, Congress of June 3, 187H, entitled “An touring the Middle West and muv- and beauty of Crater lake, have al-1 leading promoters of the enterprise, act for the-ale of timls-r lands in the on Friday, a daughter. . ready beeu received here. It Is pro- lug toward the Coast. He haa.made states of California, Oregon, Nevada, Appropriate Easier services are I m -- many sound, logical speeches, setting - [»used to organize an excursion parly not only says tlnf road will be In and Washington Territory," a< extend ! o|M-rallon to I’okegama May 1, but ed to all the Pnhlic Land States by act prepared by the local churches. forth Ills Ideas on qui-Mtlons now be parly al H ub place to Join the visitors makes the slgnllicmit statement that of August 4, 1892, the following iieraons A daughter waa b»rn to Mr. and fore the public. Wherever lie slop« i al the lake. have tiled in tliia office their sworn I the line will be “pushed on towards statements, to wit: Mrs. II. K. Rinlth at Merrill un Tues- he Is met by immunse crowds and un Aa will lie seen by u notice pub Klamath Falls” as soon as prepara William H. Flagg, enthualualic welcome. tlay. lished elsewhere In tills paper, atisik- tions to do so can be made. This of Ashland, county of Jackson, state of Drilling for oil near Myrtle Creek Lakeview Examiner: During the holders of the Merrill Mutual Canal ' announced Intention Is in accord with Oregon, sworn statement No. J4K6, for the purcliase ol tlie N ', of NLj, section has l>een resumed. The well 1» now heavy wind last week, the Ice on Co. and all Interested In the proposed the reasoning of all people familiar 24, township M), H., range 7 E. down a depth of IHoo feel. Goose Lake wa» broken up and driven diuh are requested to meet In Mer I with the topography of the country John W. Dyar, While Intoxicated James Riley fell on tlx shore» on the north end of the rill on the loth Inst, to hear the re i and the resources tributary to Klam- of Ashland, county of Jackson, slate of Oregon, sworn statement No. J4H7. for duwu a flight of ntalrs at Central lake. The ice Is pretty thick and port on survey and estimates. This alh Falls. On the Contrary, they I the purchase of the NW4, N'E*4 It Is the biggest and most. Important would I m - surprised to hear of the , S W ’4 , and NW '4 HE1-«. section 1, town Fulnt and was killed, hl» neck IM-Ing was plied up in Immense uiaaaca. 7 E , W. M. Is reported that one Iceburg WHS enterprise ever set on fo >t In the Um- building elsewhere or of stopping .»hip 40, H., range broken. Emma Dyar. county and all should co-operate In I of Ashland, county ol Jackson, state of Lakeview citizen» had a meeting thrown up fully as high Hotel latke- long en route here. Oregon, sworn statement No. 14M. for last week and decided to make prep vh-w. The roar when the lake I» making It a success. The expert sur The route to Klamath Falls is com tlie purchase of the 8*^ NE1^ and N'2 veyor 1» now busy finishing Ills work paratively free from heavy and ex NE’a. section 2, township 40, 8., range breaking up is terrific. aration» for a big celebration on C. T. Silvers of Crystal was doing and getting It into shape to present pensive grades, and there arc other 7 E., W. M. July 4th. Florence L. Trefren, at the coming meeting. The ditch reasons: 'The timber near Upper of Ashland, county of Jackson, state of II. L. Boggs bus been painting Ills business at (bls place the fore part of can cover ¡ i I mjii L 75,000 acres and Is Klamath lake and along Wood and Oregon, sworn statement No. 148», for When lin I alimi the week. Mr. Silvers has sold Ills residence this week, the purchase of the HE*4 NW1^, HW1^ a more feasible undertaking than was Sprague rivers can cx-illy be floated NE‘4, anti W t.j HE'j, section 12, town he will have one of the neutcKt ranch on Crystal creek to Oley Nel formerly expected. son of Selby, Calif., and expects to to this point. Boats can accommo ship 40, H., range 7 E„ W. M. bouses In town. Bunday’s Oregonian devotes con date the traffic of ¡in extensive coun 1 '1 lint they will offer proof to show give |sisA< shl<iii of the property alsrut William Ennis who killed JoM-pIl that the land sought is more valuable the Hist of next month. He speaks siderable space to setting forth the try north of here and connect at for its timber or stone than for agricul Owens al llurnbriMik January 30, lias In the highest term» of Mr. Nelson state’s immigration and general de this place with the railroad. Boats tural purpows, and to establish their ’ been sentenced to life ImprlMoiimcnt mi a citizen and business man. Mr. velopment during the past fifteen can also ply between here and a point claim to sai l land Indore C. 11. Withrow. ! U. H. Coinniissioner, at Klamath Falls. ' at Folnom penitentiary. Silvers is not certain as yet what lie months. Each county reports prog not far from Merrill. The most Im Oregon, on Moudav, the 8th <lay of June, On Monday the county clerk’s of will do. ress. Total of estimates of Immi portant irrigation developments,; 1903. They name as witnesses: Florence I fice laaueil a license sutliorlzlng the gration shows that Oregon has added present and prospective, will Increase I.. Trefren. John W. Dyar, Emma Dyar, : A varied and Interesting program marriage of Mr. Geo. II. Hammond has I m - cii prepared for the entertain about 44,200 to Its population in the the productiveness of land tributary William II. Flagg, of Ashland, Oregon, j to Miss Anna Aubrey, both of Mer time mentioned. important im to Klamath Falls. At the Juncture and J. H. Bailey, of Shake, Oregon. ment to be given under the auspices and all persons claiming adverse rill. provements and Industrial develop- of the lakes, on a river furnishing ly Any of the Presbyterian church Saturday the above-described lands are re I merit, In different localities, a. • pre- Hundreds of trout are being caught evening of this week. unexcelled power, surrounded by a quested to file their claims in this office There will The Oregonian’s variety of substantial resources, de on or before said 8th dav of June, 1903. from the river at this place II icm I m -songs, music by the orchestra, i sen ted in detail. F. M. P.RATTA1N, Register. days, and people can now recitations and un address by Ke*. effort shows that the whole state is veloped and undeveloped, tills Is the (1st pub. Feb. 12 ) themselves on fish with little or no I Mr. Elson who has changed Illa auli forging ahead at an unprecedented central, natural and advantageous CONTEST NOTICE. ciwl. Rail Ject from “Meanest Man In tile (’nun- pace. Accessions to Klamath coun point for a railroad to strike. ty's population the past year are fig Itl’.P VKTMKXT OF THIS IxTKBIOR ,1 The demix-ratlc county convention try" to “Pictures in the Corridor» road promoters are not forgetful of UsiTKD SraTBM L.V.XO U ffick , • ured at 500, and it Is estimated that these facts, and will act accordingly of Jack eon county has elected a dele of Time." ♦ fjikeview, Oregon, February 21, 1903. J there were hs-ated during that time gation that will suppoit A. E. unless they should meet, as they A Mufficient contest affidavit having E. A. Smith, student at McMInn- Reamea for the democratic congres vllle college, who was awarded first <>oo claims under the timber and probably won’t, an indifferent and been tiled in thia office by N. H. Fen- , nell, conte-tant, against homestead stone act and 400 under tlie home parsimonious policy, sional nomination. Here is the entry prize In the recent state oratorical stead law. No. 2>8<1, made April 5, 1H02, for article which appeared in the Tld- W hall HW quarter. Fee. 5, and N half J Judge Baldwin, ax chairman of the content, has Is-en proven guilty of SE quarter, .Section 6, Township 35 F., Ings: FELL INTO LOST RIVER. deims-ratle county central cominiHce, plagiarism and has I m - cii censured bv R-nge 15 E., by James Wynne, con Hervey Lindley, of the Klainathun will represent this county at the I I k - proper buard. Also McMinnville testue, in which it is alleged that said Fred and Chas. Bielin bad a nar milling firm of Mason, Lindley A Co., James Wynne lias wholly abandoned deinix-ratlc congressional convention college baa I m - cii burred from partici row eacape from serious consequences which is at the head of the Klamath said tract, that lie lias changed his real tn lx- held al A litany. pation In the next annual contest. I In going through a bridge over Lost River Railroad enterprise, announced dence therefrom for more than six Both Klamath and laike counties In preparing Ills oration, Il Is found' river with horses and a load of hay while m Ashland. Tuesday, that reg months last pa*t; tiiat lie has not set tled u|s>n, resided upon or cultivated will use their votes and Influence In that Smith purloined from the lltcr- on Sunday. The bridge causing the ular trains will be run on the new said tract or any part thereof an re road, May 1st. The train will con the republican congressional conven | ary work of Senator Vance. trouble 1» the one »panning the river sist of an engine, a combination pass quired by law and that said alleged ab sence from said land was not due to his tion, being held at Eugene t<xlay, Mr. and Mrs. E. It. Reamea arrived at what is known as the Lower Gap. enger and baggage coach and an ex employment in tlie Army, Navy or for the nomination of Hon. Binger ' home last Friday from their trip Into The boy» were making their third clusive passenger coach, which will Mat ine Corps of the United States as a I ’ * run from Lairds to I’okegama. Ore private soldier, officer, seaman or Hermann. I California, Arizona and old Mexico. trip with hay which they were haul- gon, :i distance of 30 miles. Stages marine during the war w ith Spain, or Superintendent Del^ip made the They were almeiit three months and' Ing from C. C. Lewi»' ranch, The will connect at the latter place with during any other war ill w hich the j semi-annual apportionment of schistl had an enjoyable visit. While they bridge had previously seemed perfect the train and cany passengers and United States may be engaged; sai<l parties are hereby notified to ap|iear, funds among the different districts found an agreeable winter climate in ly safe. On Sunday, however, as baggage to Klamath Falls, and Mr respond ami offer evidence touching Lindley thinks that a round trip can of the county on Monday. The total Mexico and saw many things of inter they were crossing the middle span, said allegation at 10 o’clock a. ni. on 1 I m -made between l^iirds and Klam amount distributed is $9,800, and est there, they found the manners It suddenly fell, dropping the boys, ath Falls in one day. A construction .May 16, 1903, before Jas. II. Driscoll. County Clerk, in his office at Klamath thia district's share la $16oo. j anil customs of the people several hay, wagon and team Into the center force of 600 men is now and for some Falls, Oregon, and that final hearing Il of the stream. The load fell fifteen time has I m - cii employed on the road. will lie held at 10 o'clock a. in. on May j A force of men began cleaning out I hundred years behind the times. 23. 1903, before the Register and Re- I One There will I m - two or three months’ ceiver at the United States Laud Office i the Irrigating ditch, running through ' Is very Interest Ing to travel through feet without turning over. work to I m ? done at I’okegama. after that country, but tlie thought of liv horse tried to walk out on the back which. Mr. Lindley says, the line will in Lakeview, Oregon. town, on Monday morning. Itobt. The said contestant having, in a Ifcildwin Is foreman. The work will ing there permanently would doubt of the other one ami nearly drowned proliablv I m - pushed on towards Klam pro|H*r affidavit, filed March 31, 1903. | soon lie completed and the water less I m - very distasteful mid give a the latter, but one of the boys ath Falls. There is much prelimi ret forth facts which rhow that after man tlx- shivers. crawled down to the tongue and cut nary work, however, to be attended due dil genee personal service of this | turned In for Irrigating purposes. to before tins can be done, such as notice can not lie made, it is hereby Ashland Tidings: Tl:c water» of the animals I imim - and then they sc- securing a right of way, surveys, etc. ordered and directed that such notice II. L- Boggs, chief of the fire de lie given by due and proper ptibli.atiou. partment, requests us to announce the Klamath river have again given ! renely swam to shore. The wagon, FIRE AT DUNSMUIR. E. M. B k vtt . vin , Register. Yesterday, the news hay and boys floated down stream that there will be a meeting of the up its dead. | about 100 yards and lodged against TOWN TREASURER ’S NOTICE. ' reached here Hut the tasty of Chas, Nearly the entire town of Duns firemen for drill nt th« city hall next From here the I mus muir, situated lit the Sacramento Sunday morning nt » o’clock, ami nil II. Butler, whose dlappeurance from I some rocks. Notice is hereby given that there We Buy as Low as We Can! That's Picard. In January, and the finding were rescued by a man who had »ven canyon, was burned early Sunday are funds in the town treasury ■ for members are urged to be present. I them and had a boat near at hand. morning. of whose clothing on the banks of the The tire started at 1 the redemption of the following war- We Sell as Low as We Can! That’s Progre We are Informed that the small- ; A valuable dog belonging to Geo. {o'clock on the third floor of the rants, interest on same to cease froni I pox quarantine has l>ecn raised nt stream, led to a belief that lie had Vou Buy as Low as You Can! That’s Com Bielin was under the wagon at the Mount Shasta hotel and spread so April 9, 190.1: Nos. 91» »20, »21, Merrill and that the disease has en- drowned himself, had been recovered »25, 928, »22, »23, »24, ».6, »27. »2», YOU Buy Of Us! That’s Dollars end Cents for I ¡time of the crash and was killed. rapidly that plenty of water and vig »30, »31, »32. 933, 934, 935, »36. »37, 11rely disappeared. Al. Nloan t who fiom the river at n point alsiut one mile above the Shovel Cicek hot Disappearance of the hay, Injury to orous efforts could not save other »38, »3». »40, »41, 942, 943, »44, 945, wm In charge of the quarantine, re- We Carry as Fine end Varied a St oca of springs. A coroner’s jury was sum I the liarncM and slight damage to the property. In fact, the flames were »46, »47, 948, 94», 950, 952, 953, »54, tiirn<81 tutbc Fulls the fure part i of moned and an inquest held and a ver wagon constituted the further loss. so tierce and furious that people had 955, »56, 957, 958, 959, »60, »61, 962, the week. Judge Baldwin and Fred Hlelin to run for their Ilves and there were »63, »64, »71. 965, »66, 967, »68, 970, dict of probable suicide by drowning 972, »6». 973, »74, 975, 976, 977, 951, Fred Houston has resigned Ills visited the scene of the calamity on many narrow escapes. was rendered. The total J. W. S iemens . position as deputy county clerk to Monday. The wagon was pulled {loss is estimated at $200,000; Insur Town Treasurer. A. Kershner of Ix>st river was at sreept a clerkship in the store of waters, but. out of Hie turbulent ance will run approximately 35 per SPECIAL NOTICE. Rrames A Jennings. The change tlie Fulls the fore part of the according to the Judge, the alfalfa I cent. will take place on Hie return of week. Among the different I kmiiun was-gone, having tx-en assimilated All persons who have not settled All the business houses in town As Can be Found in Any City. County Clerk Driwoll from his visit I scheduled for till» county tills spring, by a million suckers which fed out th< *r lumber account with C. S. & I were destroyed excepting Eineraon , Mr. Kershner is dlspofosl to antlci- - In California. It. S. Moore, and have received state of the rack like cattle. Hence, from A Wixilinan's meat market, Miss ment of amount due. are requested We bnv direct from the largest jobbing houses and manufacture I |Mte a matrimonial I mkiiu which is Sheriff Hummers reports that he try for CASH, and are enabled t<> get the lowest prices, besides alv , likely to »trike Ids neighborhood now on people may expect to get al- Stella Smith's millinery parlors and to settle tlie same without delay with of obtaining first-class goods. We are not paying enormous expt has collM-led on the 1902 tax roll, up the Dunsmuir News printing office. Klamath County Bank. Settlement sell you goods at reasonable rates. with particular force. Mcaara. Kersh falfa fed fish from Lost river. to April 1, a total of $43.366.56, be The bridge will be repaired at Many residences were also burned. may be made by cash or note. ner, Ferguson, Ryan and a few hun C. S. A It. S. M oore . ing $ll,l$8.U In cash ami $2,167.44 once and will doubtless lie made sc- After the tire the town was nearly WE KEEP THE BEST BRANDS OF FLOUR THAT ARE C dred other worthy bachelors of suffi In warrants. This Is a gratifying rep- destitute of eatables and immediate PETITION FOR LIQUOR LICENsE. WE HAVE A COMPLETE STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOE cure enough to guard against a cient age, in that vicinity, act a» TRADE IS ESPECIALLY SOLICITED. fact xml shows the general prospcril y A though they might yield to the coo et Ilion of such a dangerous exper ly merchants wired for supplies. To the Hon. County Court of the State of the county. ience. Another time, the result cat load of provisions arrived from ing, enchanting voice of Hymen and, of Oregon, for Klamath County. Your patronage is always appreciated, and no matter how small The city bonrd of education of casting aside barriers of seeming ■night easily be far more serious. Redding Sunday afternoon. People We, the undersigned, residents and vou may rest assured it will be our constant aitn to sell you the Ashland, agreeable to a petition sign reluctance, announce that “Barkis Is found hxlging in the depot, ware legal voters of Snow Precinct, in said can be obtained and at reasonable prices. BRYANT-STEARNS. County and State, respectfully request ed by 150 cltlznns, has added another willin’.” house and box cars. Building tem that the license to sell spirituous, malt year to Ila high xchtsil course, mak The marriage of Miss Eva M. porary structures for shelter and and vinous liquors in less quantities The newspaper established >n Ne than one gallon in the precinct afore ing It four instead of three years. Stearns, daughter of O. A. Stearns, business was commenced at once and said, for the period of six months, from braska In 1872 by the senior proprie Thu» there will be no graduating II plans are being laid for substantial to Mr. Theodore .1. Bryant, son of the 6th day of May, 1903, be granted to tor of the R ipuhlican , is now en class this spring. The Klamath County ] Rev. J. W. Bryant, took place ¡it the reconstruction of the town as soon ( Fred Fiock of Pokeg.ima, in said pre joying the luxury of a litiel suit, $10,- cinct, and your petitioners, as in duty Association will pay till residence of the groom's parents yes as pAxsible. bound, will ever pray. A. L. Leavitt has moved with Ills o(M) Is-lng the sum asked for repara Said petition will be presented to said ward for the arrest and • terday morning at 8 o ’ clock, Rev. family to hl» recently acquired place tion. But the. Implied presumption Received, ttxlny, ladies’ ready-to- Court on tlie 6th day of May, 1903. any person or persons fo» on Conger avenue. Al. aay» Hie that a country publisher has amassed Bryant officiating. The bride Is an wear hat» and latest in dress hats. N. A. Campbell. Ed. Campbell, F. J. stealing or altering till task of moving Is tremendous shat $10,000 Is astounding. No editor has estimable young lady, popular with New trimmings, dress gixxls and no Meeker, S. J. Blackmore, J. Russell, brands of an* stock belol Mike Dalton, James W. O’Brine, James a large number of friends, and the ters the nerves, produces profanity any business with that amount of member of this associatloi tions. M aylone ’ s M ili . ineuy . Gardner, D. W. Pierpont, Al. Train, Address Chas. Horto ’J Chas. Spannans. John Kerwin, Henry and endangers domestic tranquillity. riches at one time. Ti c laws of the groom Is well and favorably known. WANTED: A position as teacher Kerwin, C. M. Elgin?, W. E. Barton, or J. O. Hitmaker,Sccreta The young couple have the best He says lie won't move again. land shouldn't permit It. Better to by ¡in Eastern woman, who has had lien Edlor. J. Eaton, N. M. Fennell. wishes of all. We are Informed that E. Brong, confiscate his wealth and use It In six years' experience and can furnish W. D. Allred, W. Griffith, Gen. C<x>k, COUNTY CONVENTION. I D. H. Yeager, Frank Lekrev, Al. Deck who was here about a month ago in buying jewelry and steel ranges for best of recommendations. Address, er, W. B. Grubb, M. A. Eddy, A.Crau- Lou Nouuis, the interest of the ditch of the Mer the Filipinos than allow hint to be i ford, F. B. Barfield, E. Herington, J. L. The republican county convention Ashland, Oregon. ■ Meiers. rill Mutual Canal Co., will arrive at I come an Independent and arrogant to elect delegates to the congres thia place the last of the week and money king. sional convention was held in the ADDI CO- ,’000 Apples ¡it 2cts. remain until after the atocklioldoni' Ashland had a destructive fire on court room at this place last Satur Ari Ltò: I'NEKDA M e ATM a HEST meeting In Merrill on the 16th Inst, j Wednesday night, of last week, when day aftermxm. Every precinct In NOTICE C. L. Parish, formerly of this the millinery store of Mrs. Geo. U. in the county was represented. A. place, H im been appointed assistant Stanley was burned, also doing dam L. Leavitt of tills place was chosen Notice is hereby given that, on clerk of the state land Ixiard by Gov. age to two adjoining buildings chairman and Findley Padgett of Thursday, the I6H1 day of April, j Chamberlain. Of late Mr. Parish —the meat market of C. H. llosley Keno secretary. Four delegates to 1903, at the hour of 10 a. m. of said has l>een book-keeper in the office of and tobacco and confectionary store represent Klamath county at the day, a stix’kholders' meeting of the ’he O. R. A. N. R. IL at Portland. of J. II. Tate. Fire originated In republican congressional convention Merrill Mutual Canal Company will Illa many friends In Klamath county the millinery store. Mrs. Stanley’s were elected as follows: II. A. Em- lie held nt the Brandon Hall In Mer Now Open will be glad to hear of Ills gixxi for loss Is al suit $1,600, with Insurance mitt, F. H. Mills, J. O. llamakar rill, Oregon, for the purpose of re I tune. of $1,200. Bosley's loss Is estimated and John S. Shook. The delegates ceiving t lie report. and estimates of The town board met Monday even- at between $200 and 300, with no were instructed to use all honorable Hie engineer of the last survey made PASSENGER, EXPRESS AND FAST FRE1OH log, but owing to the absence of the Insurance. Tate's alrx-k was dam means to secure the nomination of tinder direction of the said Merrill LEAVE KLAMATH FALLS 8 A. Al recorder, who was sick, the new aged by water to tlie extent of sever Hon. Binger Hermann for congress Mutual Canal Company, and such al hundred dollars, the lues being man. There being no further busi as may come before other business Office: Mammoth Stables, Largest and Most Centrally Loa tmard was not Installed, but a special N. S. M eiihill , ness, the convention adjourned, peace the meeting. session for that purpose has been covered by insurance. President of the Merrill Mutual Travelers conveyed to all points at reasonable rate and harmony prevailing. called for next Monday evening. At An extract from the Oregonian, Canal Company. E. 8. P hillips , I Bradley & Gunther sell the best care given to stock. Its meeting thia week the board In published In this paper, mentions an Secretary. A. O. U. W. BUILDING, Dated at Klamath Falls, Oregon, structed Its attorney to commence excursion to Crater lake from Port sweat pads on the market at 50 cents R. W. MARPLE, Proprie Klamath Falls. tills 4th day of April, 1903. injunction proceedings against the land August 4, next, lasting two a pair. Guaranteed deer hair. RAILROAD PROSPECTS ELECTRIC CASH STO NEW SPRING GOODS ARRIVING L. F. WILLITS, P THE EXCELSIOR Dairy, /. F. DA VIES, Prop. General Merchandise, Patent Medici Dry Goods, , Dress Goods, Muslins, Yarns, Crash, Notions and ROC E RI I $250.00 RE THE Ager Klamath Falls Stage BALDWIN STUDIO To FOR UP-TODATE PHOTOS and from Ager Daily, via K Hot Springs, by Daylight. Shortest and Best Route to R. R. Best Time and Accommoc And Ready for Business. Developing and Printing for Amateurs a Specialty.