Klamath republican., July 07, 1904, Image 2

THE RAILROAD.
KILLED.
BIG TRACT SOLD.
It's Like Finding Money
FURNITURE i
I want your trade. Don't send out of town
for your goods. I have an immense line of
warranted goods to select from. Goods and
It will cost you nothing
! Pr^ces guaranteed.
' to call at my store
I will show you where
i”" you can save Moncv
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Trestle Completed--Track Be­ Arthur D. Carrick is Killed by Bush Ranch CnAtaining Over
W hen you are out o rt ffilsition or when business U
ing Laid—Mr. Idol Visits
Lightening Last Evening
4,500 Acres Sold to Cali­
dull.
It’s like finding money to come to
Weed.
While Returning From
fornia Capitalists.
OUR BANK AM) til j IT.
His Barn.
(From Out SptH'tsl Cewe.pond»nt.)
The big Hush r meh or ax nutni» com
W'e do all in our power to make it convenient for
Wsan, Cal., Julv 3.—A» I promised |
numly known “the old Miller rmicli'*
1-ast evening alwml 7 : 30 while return­
, last week to write, will say that the J
I h ‘«'I| M«»| i | to
clients. We accommodate our depositors in
containing
4.VMI
a<
res
has
trestle is «MBpletvd and the construe ing front hie ham, back of the Klamath
J. T. Prewitt and
Mr.
every way consistent with safe banking.
J tion train is hauling iron and ties over Stables, Aitliur l>. Carrick, a pioneer Prewitt ia heavily Inter« •‘tf I in the nu*
i it and track laving toward the Webb resident ami blacksmith of this city was canal. Hr rrtu»nc«l M«»n lav fr«»in >a
place ia lw*iiig pu-ltud as fast as jHwsible. ‘ struck by lightening and instantly kill­
loin whore he coiuplvted tho «leal, lie
' Mr. Ambrose, with Ins corjw of cxgin- ' etl. Mr. Carrick hail left his house
Ntatea (hat the «anal eotnpanv I him no
alter
hia
cow,
which
was
out
in
the
eers. is in the field surveying tbe road
interent in th»» tra«*t a« it wa*» Knight l»\
to the timl>er holdings on the east aide storm, ami was just returning home
himaelf an<l others for a «lock ranch.
from
the
barn
when
.
______
_____
he
was
seeli
hv
of the mountain, where tins company
It I m their intention to put He ^renter
several
vain
pens
aixl
others
to
fall
to
the
own about 70,000 acres of pine. From
portioti of thia lan«l in allalfa.
They
their timlier moat of lhe way la a sage grotiivl. The «iltiessvs rush«! to his will form a company to »»ntraim in tin*
assistance
but
he
was
fouixl
to
la*
lie-
brush plain, a very easy road to build (
Mt«H'k huMineMM on a large mcw I o .
Xeatlv
to Klamath Falls.
Mr. Brook, the aec- i votxl help as ho never moved after falling
all of the land a ill l«o cov«»i«*tl h\ th«»
to
the
ground.
The
latdy
was
taken
to
retary of the company, has returntwl
new canal.
Mr. Prewilt would not
from the Board of Pirector, meeting at the Klamath Stables and after notify­
attite
what
ana pai l for th«» land but il
San Francisco. Mr. Idol, of lhe West­ ing the family, n as later removed to hie ia l«eliev«»<l tohn\«> l»ren alamt |U>(kk>
t
ern Stage Company, has been here to hi» home. The lightening struck the
The ahittniet of till«» ia (»Kpect«»d to I*
try and arrange for stage and freight unfortunate man on the top of the head «leliv»»r«‘<l thia Wivk.
•nd paaaed entirely through the Univ,
from the terminus of the railroad to
FOR SALE- I have another hunch
lower Klamath Lake, then l>v Knits to horning place» in the clothing and »hoe».
The funeral service« were held thi» of Miwottri abort diorna. 21 heifer* ami
Klamath Falla, but no contract was
made. The com jiany are quietly build-1 afternoon from the Opera House, under ■ 4 bull*. 7 riHUiM and the I alai>«x» r«*«la.
ing the railroad and saying little.
1 the auspices oi tlte Masonic and A. O. ('an are them al Klamath F.il’a.
have no doubt bnt by October they will U. W. Lxlge», of which he wa» a ment-
W R B hown .
lie shipping catlie from the Boyce ranch ber in good standing. The deceaMnl was
FOR SALE Stuck and fruit ranch
and the road could tie built from that insured for l-WO in the latter halge.
comprising 3t><i netes, with plenty of
Arthur P. Carrick was born al Yreka.
point to Klamath Falls in from six tn
outside range.
II. ia a tin«» orchard
California
is
ISIS.
Ho
was
married
in
eight months as it passes over a level
anti
garden
und
good spring witter
plain most of the way. Will keep you IS7S to Mist Mollie George, letter he
which can t>e psed for irrigating. All
removed
to
Risi
Bluff
and
about
2">
yeai»
jiosted as matters develop.
ago came to Klamath Fall», when* he my cattle, horses and farm Imple­
NOT SETTLED Y ET.
It
rived at Agerand Engineer Ci vile Nick­ engaited in the blacksmith business, ments will be sold with place,
State of Oregon still Fighting for the
will pay you to write me.
erson has lieen sent there with a crea­ making hi» hiwne here ever since.
Big Klamath Marsh Lauds.
The decease"! leave« s wife and .laugh- 1
te move the plant to Klamath Falls.
w. it. Uoi'Kt. x Si«».
Rrpubllcan lh Polities, and devoted to the
Timber. Agricultural, Stock and Wool Interests
Washington, July 2—The State of)
The weight of the entire outfit is 47,- ter, Mr». Will Humphrey, and three 5-19
Lorr) la, Klamath Co., <>r.
•f the great Klamath County.
Hi» Father aixl Mother atul
Oregon, through it, attorney, William 000 pounds and the freight
alone children.
F ob S alic —The Klamath lion«.—
B. Matthews, of this Citv ha» a-ked the amounts to |l(Hl.9l. A warrant was brother. Myron Carrick, aud sister, Mrs.
firat cla*« 30 rtMun
Published every Thur «4 a y by
Bailey,
live
at
Yreka.
Secretary of the Interior to review and ordered drawn for the »mount ar.d
G« mm | building. part atnnv. Itarn, nh*nv
reverse hi, recent decision canceling Presi lent Alex Martin Jr. was given
cellar, him k«mith «hop and »»nt huild*
,
te<i
the
land
•ntbraced
in
his
former
Oregon swamp land list S2. which em­ authority to act in all matters in the
ingt, ul«o n tf<M«d garden. Wt»l| «'Minh*
braces some ninety-raid thousand acres paying of the freight and other rusller. entry, and if so. to what extent, and
E dito « and PaoFntrroa.
li«hed truth» in a loan whore llotvl nr-
of land in the Klamath Indian Reserva­ incidental to the moving of the plant that he did t>"t al>and<>n his claim or
com mod at ion 11 are ultvadr overtaxed.
i relinquish his etitrv for a consideration.
tion. In support of this motion. Mr. from Ager to Klamath Falls.
•nwraiPTioK BATtt:
Klamath FaHn u 'I d«»nhh* it» p<»pnUli -n
The second section of lhe act is sub­
Near the close of the meeting Rev. W.
atthews has submitted an elaborate
00
O» • rear (in advance)...................
•l«iring the next vear. G<w*»l r»’a« »»•« f«»r
stantially
a
rssvaitnirnt
of
sevtim
&
of
brief of 43 printed pages, in which he
Smith, who was present during the
wiling. For parti« »ilar* write or call on
points out tbe error of the former decis- evening, asked permission to make a the act of Mawk 2. IS99, so modified as
the Klamath Iloiim*.
THURSDAY. JULY 7, 1904.
| ion, and cites precedents without num few remark». He asked the Board if to apply to entries for less than |tlt)
Klamath Falla. Or.
seres
mad,"
after
the
date
of
the
present
her sustaining bis contention. He asks they were cognisant of the fact that a
Contest Notice
that the formor ruling be set aside, and number of the saloons were openly vio- act. as well as those made before, and
-THE WHOLE DARN SHOW
the lands patented to the state under rating the law in regard to gambling provides for an additional entry of land, 1 D»*i'«rtmrnt _ of »he Interior. V»
|jk«i 1 offirt I.AkrT t'tt Oregon. Jn
They tell na in Chicago
.uxl allow ing minora in the saloon*. He which shall le contiguous to the original A «»iffi* ••»»! ronh*«i «m-t*» It he>
tbe swamp land act.
That some who sot In .Xie
<h*e
1 in th!« t»ff
‘«v b»
b« M»s»e
•»»«»* of Oft« ■n
entry,
for
which
the
final
proof
of
resi
­
wished
to
know
if
the
Board
were
favor-
The Secretary, in his decision, admits
Objected u> the circus
««Min«! Fr»»«1 F*.«»«*li rutrv N.».
lience
and
cultivation
made
on
the
ori
­
tetnbrr
IB
t«*r
I «11» I J 4 4 4
the swampy character of the lands in al le to the enforcement of these lava
Ind felt diaswt.rSed.
t'vn 9. low n«htp ♦» *. r«»«< tv * K \\
The harmony *o perfect,
h it
controversy, but Ixdds that the Indian and if not. he stated that he would ginal entrv s I. m II he sutfii-ient. Appl­ F um 'X. con u *« i «•. In
The «piril fcpropo.,
«ahi Inti*! I* «tow. «ti<l w « «W Ml
title to the lands was converted under consider it hie duty to try and create icants for additional entries tinder this h«>nir«t«'<b»1 rntrv
> by
mM«li
But they thong hl that Mr. Rooaerett was
.1 . Ol I M«r
I the territorial act of IS48, and was later . public sentiment in favor of their en- | section will le required to produce evi Bil l M M- <■ t I
"Ike whole darn .how.*
«»»•I nverfiov.rd I mh I < ii «I I«
I m n«»i
n«»» ti*»w Mini v » m *
deme that they own and occupy the not on <11 lM»r nt •• i «I
|
confirmed
by
treaty
with
the
Klamath
forcement
and
if
the
saloons
ware
not
Mr'ruHitral l*h«l;
But wait until St. Loots
but th«l tl»< ••ihf 1« ««!•« •• Tablr «»f rrciAiuM
land
embraced
in
the
original
entrv:
Indiana in lfiM. In hi, brief, Judge properly regulated, he would use hie
Blow, gsily to U m front.
tion, etc. an«! that - mu I hotncatiFasI rulry of
Mil l forl> l»r«1 f»i Ihr I'
With twenty "leading actors*
Matthews contends that these lands influence to take advantage of the Local and which nin-t le descrilted l>v legal Irr l r <>rk I m
.9 an«l th«* ii»l“ to Mid land be «hr¡ar* >1 10
»ode. h hl. novel stunt.
•
heing swampy at the date of the swamp Option law, which he felt confident strhtlivisiona and by re fen nee to the C a »».»•'
Tbeie li be no dearth of acting,
■<»n. «aid l artlv» are ‘-ejeh« n«»< *ed In appear,
land grant, in 18><0, unquestionably be­ would carry if brought to a vote in the minder ami date of the original entry. rrri*on«l «n«! offer rv'detire tnurb'iitf *ai«l ail«*
No lack of touch and go.
The
evidence
may
consist
of
their
ow
n
«•'.ion at |«»o’clo<*k a in ««n t •-! «•» I’.» h l«*4. '
came the property of the state under entire county. He also drew attention
With no one in particular
before uro T Baldwin « « mix ■ o !«»•.•» K la«e .
-The whole darn show.-
that act. He denied that the territorial to the fact that the much prosecuted atlidavits corroborated bv tbe affidavits aih Co, at KlaintUb Fall«, »n« rfou <a ul that ’
final lirann« *'H b»- I. <i at lu •'»-hek a tn 1
Th. -barker" will be Brjan,
act can properly be held to convey title Grimmett, had not learned his lesson. of disinterested witnesses. Tlte com­ •»n Aiitfu*t J7 l«H ! h •. r j ih«* R liiafr ami
Who'll .riel lor everything;
mutation
of
entries
under
this
act
ia
Receiver at the I'nitrd Mtaic Land «»ffirr In
to the Indians, and that the treaty of »"'< was still brazenly defying the laws
L a K vvimw . Uirfult
And Hili, the great rlngmaaur,
i prohibited.
TV»« mi « <»™««4s»»t*ni hantne. in a |ii«*twf afVI
IHG4
did
not
operate
to
withdraw
the
of
the
town,
Will occupy the ring.
davit. * • ! ’ »o’ "* ’*»l •• ' *”n art* »it " n
Walter
Lennox,
the
marshall,
was
Chamberlain's
Colic.
Cholera
and
lands
in
question
from
the
operation
of
Mio« that aJi«-r «hie •lill««-n-v |<r<i *nal err
The learlea. rider. Gorman,
rice of thl« noli»*» « anhot be mad««, it 1» hereby
Diarrhoea Remedy.
the swamp grant made in 1SBO, but, a»k«l by the Council if he knew of any .
Will make hi, dark boras go.
or 1« re«! at*d dirertvd mat • »ch notice be giv
Though none may take the credit of
en by due aud prupet ituhlirailon.
after the attachment of the swamp land violation and he stated that he had evi
Thia remedy is certain to I* needed in
J N U a-B«>n. R«*gl«fer.
"The whole dun show.”
grant to these lands in l«ti0, the state's dence against two of the saloons. In
<■ r Mnydcr» Rvcener.
alm .st every home before the .unimer
The “«tleat strong man." Parker,
title could nut be diverted and recal I cl ' Ane case a here three yonng hove were j
i. over. It can al.ay, lw dependeal TIMBER I.AND, *<T JI VF 1 I« « NOTH F
Will multitudes attract,
FoR I t HI H ATItiN
by any subsequent act of the United *een gauiUing and in another where upon even io the trx«t never« atxi dan-
And Hearst, lhe "yellow Juggler,”
rnlti'd Mate« l.and office.
States. Mr. Matthews will probably be five minors were allowed to loaf around
Will do hia "barrel act.*
geron. case.. It i. eejecially valuable
Lakeview, nr*v«»r. June < pad
McClelland with bia “Tiger,”
Notice 1« hereto) given that In «'•»•»«|»I mce
given an oral hearing in this case, and the bar. In the Grimmett case he said
for «iimmer dioordera in children. It i. wl’h »hr proviMiofi« of the act o4 <‘otigr« «* of
And Cleveland with bis “No,"
will use every means at his command to | ,'1M* 'le knew that two girls had been
pleasant to take and never tail, to give June J. |*7M, rntlllM " An act for the «ao- of
Though draw ins cards, are none ol them
t;i ’»« r Met« nil
' « altl«»r n«O. <»rt
induce the lH-parlment to abandon iu staying there for the past five day, and prompt relief. Why not buy it now? <un.N«"a«la
"The whole darn show.”
and Wa»h«nittou Terruso/* a«
extended
ail
thr
Putilh*
l.iu'l
•Gate- hr a< t
that
on
the
night
of
the
Fourth,
the
original ruling.
It may save lite.
For mile by C. C. of AuiruM 4 IMtt. ('hariiy K Ix-af’lahl of K lain
Bui la that lively cirrus—
front entrance had been thrown open (;hjtwood
It's wonderfully queer—
•tb Fails 1 •■ .n 1 ol K lainath, mat« «»f Ofrg »n
ht« th - -lav filed In thl« offi r u -r "worn elate
Ike Leading Man's problem
and that men were going in and ont all
SEEINO TME FAIR-
Notice—All jw-r.on« indebted to ns ment No >7A for the purctoa-«’ of the *W*4 o*
Thia Presidential year.
NW’ K' of
HR», «»f
Hr« XI. Tp XI
night. No charges had lieen prefered
wh-iee notes and accounts are overdue | H. RvK
They'd trade their atar performera
M. atul will otter pr«»of to «how
against these places as he Lad been
Two
Klamath
County
Boys
who
are
1
’
hat
11
■
saris!
gOOffitC
is
mor«-
valnsbltl
i«»r it«
And tightrope atunu forego.
will plea«« make prompt settlement. I tlmtier nr «tone »han for agricultural pur
¡awaiting the return of City Attorney
Seeing the Sights at the St.
It they could fiDd a man to be
I
m
»««-«,
ai.il
to
r«.|ai»H«to
her
claim
to
»ai<l
len t
Unless special arrangement is made
"the whole dun show.”
1 Kutenic, who was alxient from the city
before <ir«» T Bald win, < «» J»«!*« »»f Klamath
Louis Exposition.
lumber
will
he
•.>)<!
only
for
cash
or
on
<
’
«».
Or,
at
Klamath
Fall«,
Or.
on
Hamr
lay
th«
—Wallace Irwin In tbe New Tort Globe.
I at this time. On his return the neces­
JOOi da) of \i.g mt, BM>|
Mile 1 -amr- a- «It
approved written order.
C. K. A R. 8. r«-- « •; \ M famiaon. U k L-I m rf- Mark I
Jesse and Holly 8eimens who made mr
y
evidence
would
be
forthcoming,
sary evidence would be forthcoming.
Burn« E E Jaimaon. all of KlamaOi kail«, Or
the trip from here to St. Louis alone A)| of tbe R.ard preFent expressed thern- Moore.
Ant ami all per««>n« claiming adx. rwly lh<
THE TRANSPORTATION QUESTION
abovewle-rrlbed land» are r>»«|•t<,«t" l t” fll*
write some very interesting letter» of I wl,es as hwrtHy in favor of the »trict
WHISKEY
their clalniR In thi« office on or beturo aald
alKh day of Augu«l.
One of the most important problems their experience. They describe one enforcement of thc«e law« and promised
Jurt arrived at Klamath Bar from Old
J N Wataon, R< (later
Exposition that there w»>uld tie something doing on
of tbe day to tbe people of thia commu­ day's trip throogh the
Stoney Fort Diaulling Co., Kentucky, riMBERfsNi» A«T JTNF. 3 l"7* NOTR E
grounds.
Starting
in
tbe
morning
at
the return of their legal advUor.
nity is that of adequate and reasonably
FOR FTBI.H ATioN.
10 tarrrla w hia key. Thia whiwkey are
expeditious transportation of both pas­ tbe State building entrance they went
(’tilled Mia»»'« Land Office,
will guarantee to tw the beat ever offer-
l ablew, or« K*»n. Jon«- \ IWM
NEW HOMESTEAD LAW
senger, and freight. We are reliably down Commercial Avenue visiting the
Notice I• hereby glirt» that ill compliance
ed in Klamath County. Sample free
with ’ti< provlsi. n« of the art of » oiig »-« of
a>i vised that at thia time there is a Kail- state buildings of Arizona, New Jersey,
Sy nop: is of Act Passed at I-ate
B if . hr Baoa.
June 3,1W7A. entitled ’An act for th«' -ale of
r<iad known as the “Weed Road” now Mississippi, Iowa, Minnesota, Maseach- I
tlmlM-r land« in th»' Mian » of California Ore
Session of Congress Will
Wanted—A girl to do dining room gon. N-'i'la an«! Washington Territory,” ••
built and in operation to a point distant ueetts, New York, Ohio and Wisconsin.
rjtirnd« •! to al' the I’*.bile l.and Htate« by art
Benefit Settlers.
They
say:
We
saw
the
U.
8.
Bird
ex
­
work. Apply at the Central Cale.
of Align«t 4. IK2 Millan H M«»-»rc of Klama h
from Lower Klamath Lake not more
Fall«, routity of Kiatnatli, Miatr of Or g«»n, ha*
Wanted—To »ell .000 ton« of hay in thi« dav fli«-«1 In thia office Rer eworn »late
than 29 miles with a level country in­ hibit, Government building and U. H.
A circnl»r letter from the Department
tio-nt No / sm .'» for the Mtreli««* »»( the m F. , «»I
Fisheries.
The
fish
building
has
the
tervening, over w hich a good hard clay
1 of the Interior han been received by the fleld ; alfto crew to rut and Ma« k on eon« MW\. Her 5 ami KU of NW\ •»»•! NW'.«»f NF‘
road, suitable for autoanobileing. or fish all over the sides of the wall and Register and Receiver of land office., tract.
Addreoe, Ralston A Co, fjingell Her a Tp > M R 9 KwW M. an«! will offer pruof
to »how that tbe laivl m » igbl I- m«»rc valuable
heavy fMghting can be made practica­ we saw them through thick glass. The which convey, information of much irn- Valier, Ore.
, for II« limber or efnne than f»»r agriculturtil
’
uurpost ■ «nd tn e«*tabil«h h« r claim t<» ■*•«!
water
was
lighted
up
with
lights
and
ble during the entire year, hence, if our
' portance to homesteader,. The circu­ TIMBER LAND. A< T JCNK H. I«7S NOTI» K belwre G»<> T Baldwin. Co Ju«lg* «»f Klamath
they
were
very
letnliful
and
of
all
kinds
<
•». Or. at Klamath Fall«. Or. on Maturday. the
FOR
WBf
K
’
ATION.
people are desirous of being brought into
lar. which i. iesoed under the direction
day *»f Augu«t. I
Ml*»- Dam» • a. wit
i.f
OtmmiMMi.HiPr
thP General
Noflw 1« hwby fiv^n that in rornp1t«nre AKh
communication with the outside world and descriptions. We went through the o!
of th..
tbe
Commissioner nf
of
me vommtsMoner
oi tbe
me uenerai wtfh lhF prorinoi»« of an act of <
.f n»««e«: Z Ru . J HVMi ’hell. < It l*»'L«p, E
WtMoh all of Kiamaiii Falla, Oregon
they now have the opportunity so long U. 8. Mint and saw how gold and silver I»and Office« iff for the pnrpoee of calling Jun«« J 1x7*. rnthird An «<•< tor the »ale of C Any
and al! pcr»«>n« cUimitlg a1v«r«r|y the
,
: . '
.
.■ timber l«n<!i in th»* Mtafe« of Oftlifotnla, ore-
wished for. A well equipped Bteamboat were coined and plenty of other things. attention to the provisions of an act of gon Nevada an«! Washington Territory,” a« abov«' «l»-«rrit*ed land- *r«' rc|u«’et«‘l to Ml«'
fhetr claim« m tin« odlc.e on or Indore »aid
We
then
went
through
the
Liberal
Art*.
CV
wtvwwraMu
nw.
n
«.r.«e.
.1
A.wil
Ott
1(Mll
WM
»»
X
t
P
Ö
«!
P
A
t
O
M
H
1K
p
public
iMTld
*t«td»«.
1|V
RCt
plying on the Lake Ewauna and Lower
( ontreffi, approved April 28, 1< ki 4, pro- o( ^ofnwt 4
|ohn M AndRr.nn of
JHii day of Augii«t l'«M
•••-«
• • home- i fonnty
’ounty of
Klamath Hiat*
M'ate of oreyui
Oreyon. . has
ha* ibis
thlw
JCIamath, capable of carrying Loth pas­ Manufacturers, Varied Industries and viding for second * and * additional
ot giamsrh
i ■ ^4
A
u
H
1...I
Is.
Snl«
..4Vt,.
a
.
hl.
kSMSun.sas.S
W
'lav fifed in thia <>ffic«- hl« «worn »tatement No. TIMBKK LAND, AL'.T Jt «F-
I*”. NOTICF.
sengers and freight would enable persons Machinery Hall. Than we aiarted for 1 stead entries.
, 2MM0 for the purrba««« of the NUNPJ MK‘.NK'«.
Foli pritt.lt ATIOS
.MF.'i, *'<■
IA. Tp.t7 R. R If F. W M an«! will
leaving here in the morning to reach tbe Philippine exhibit. This seems to
The first section of the act allows any NF'
j„
t'iUte.l
Siali-«
l.sii.l
Oltlr»,
“
' ■ > -how that^ the land «ought I«
IJtU'ii.s "r. «..li, Jui>- a l'"U
Ran Fnmctoeu • the Mowing morning be one of tJje^Jpeat attractions at the tierson who has heretofore made a home- mors vslosble for tt, timber or »ton» than lor
Nntltis
ts
BSrstijr
xo<-n
thal
tu
".nipllaties
, ,
,
rurr'i-iiliurnl pur;.o."».
...
agricultural
purpo»««, and to eat-xu.i.
eatahllah hi*
Without stop or inconvenience; and Fair and nearly everyone ia sere to visit stead entry and was unable to [lerfect <T»ln>
to •«!•< and * b»-for*
t.i
*
L '
' n T
* Baldwin. wlih thè nrovlst'ins'm ih» art <>« t’utisre». ut
Jimn
ima,
entii|r.l
"Ai<
»
‘
*t
tur
ile -•'■ rii
without the burden of a heavy BONUS. it. We crossed Arrow head lake and | the same on account of some unavoida- County Judg»* of Klamath County, at hin offic«* timi» r l.iiil. Ili ih" mal«.» ut California. Or.-*
, ■ ra
at « rsrss»»»
Klamath
’»'1* » Falla.
oil", ' Oregon,
rirg.ir, on Thnradsy. the
»un,
Ncia.la
«od
W'a-ion.om
Territori!,"
a.
went
through
the
Walled
Citv.
We
*
*
Buch a boat could be constructed or
ble complication of his personal or busi- * 1st da,
of Hepti mb-r.
nan He name« a« wit
tu all ih*-l'ubtlc lattxl atsl*-. ovari
C H McCumber and loaeph Hettinger raiendrit
<>f
Aiixu.it
l*JZ,
Sogli.r
H
im -O ti » o < Klaiualli
placed on the lake at an expense not witnessed the Philippino soldiers drill ness affairs, or on account of an honest (1f Dairy.
un
»on/Jaaiisi
_ ....
__ 1, Jasper Bennett and Fred Fall-, co'mty ol Kismaiti. si.< i-of Or<*soa, ha»
Buealngof
Fail«, Oregon,
exceeding $10.000, which besides afford­ and saw their camps ami straw houses. mistake as to the character of the land, ■
“’•If«0' Klamath
« « iaih galls
«la, flli 'l In ibi. . Ilii <• hi. • ..ori. «I hi . uh -ut
Any and all per«on»i claiming (ulveraely the thl.
On the return we passe«! tbe transpor­ to make a second entry, providing it is I above deacrllH'«! Ian«!« are «equeated to file So. 2M2, (or Ihr |mr<-h«-*. ot thr H' . ol NW»,
ing speedy and comfortable passenger
NK
1
.
HW..IW. 17 an.l
ol SE',, He< I».
their claim« In thl« « ffice on or before naid lat Tt* 117 ol
H K II K, W M, alni wlll orf*.| j.risii io
transportation would enable us to get tation building and went down the Pike shown to the satisfaction of the Com- day of Hepterntx r. EMM.
*how tl,at ih** land im.ight I» i.iori' va: iabl*i
J.
N.
W
athom
,
Register.
and
saw
all
kinds
of
things,
such
as
freight at a reduced rate and in less
rnissioner of the General l.and Office
fornati l»-r **r «lori.* ii.an tur Aarieulliiral
ami lo raiabli.h hi. i''a*o» io -ai.|
time. Of course th is line would connect shows, and Indians, Araltsand Italians. that he made a lx>na
F
TIIK INTEKIOH '.< ■ oral t.iir;»***-..
Ixina fide effort to com-
com -|H*AltTWF.N
n
lami bvlore Oso T Hal'iwin, Colui., ol Riam­
J I nn ! '
a«.Kington D. < . M h 17, ITf'1
li Cu. < ir. ai Kiama'h ralla. Or, on trlilay
us with Han Francisco direct, but as our The Italians are all pulling you every ply with the hot imentead
law, , and that lie .Jotlfw
Ç,
__________
i« hereby given that
blds «1- ai
ro the f’ommlsMlori»*r of th»- Ginn-ral tba listi» da. of Aiisu-t. rad II. nan..-- sa wi:-
commercial relations are already with- way and stick everything in your pock­ did not relinquish his entry or abandon i)r'
Latid Office, and marked (’*»<• No 12. will !»<• m*.a..a: Jasimr ll.-nmui, Eroi Km- Ins "1
that oity-it would make no radical ets and then want money lor it and tell , hia claim for a consideration. Any per-1 rpcelvcd by th« Receiver of Public Moneys at Klamalli f alla, Gr, < bari* - '.fi* un.b* r ol
Or, J**lm l'.rett ,d 1**.;.,-varia, or
th P.H 1 an'’ Office at l.akevlcw, Oregon, up Dalry,
change in that particular, and should you everything to make you buy, and il son applying to make entry under thia to,
Any ami all peraona dalmlng «*lv*-r...|y ih**
find Including th»* 4»h day of Angiist, HUM, alrove
ilt-M-obrd
lami- are r**<|.o*atvd lo Ilio
Portland at any time desire a portion of you do it is a fake and no good. After section will lie required to file an appli- lor the ourchM-4- <>f jii.fMMi feet B M « aw tint thelr r-lalma iti ibi- ortir-r on or lailors aald
i»er and mocor'l* of cordwood to bn cut from llStti day ol Auguri, Hat
leaving
the
Pike
we
saw
the
Louisana
our trade it would then devolve on that
i cation for a spwiflc tract of land on the green and dry tlmtwr wound enough and nulla­
J. N. lAataon, Kaglatrr.
for the pur[></-<■ specified,and the cordwood
city to provide us equal transportation monument and passed the «trend baeiu regular homestead blanks, modified so ble
from the lops and tops thereof, from pin«' and
facilities. It's an old adage that “Pro­ and went out at the Lindell Boulevard , as to show that the entry is mail« under white fir Location of the timber on a tract of
land in th«- MW^ofH£*4 of Mec 24. Tap UM.
vidence helps those who help them­ entrance near the plaza.
the provisions of thi,act, and to furniidi K 6 F. W Mer , nil within tlie « mm m 4| c Range
(Moufhern Division) Oregon.
We did not find the Oregon building a description of hia former entry by sec- Forest Reserve
selves,” this being a truism, there is
________
No bids of lew
than _______
|l 00 M'r M feet B M and
I» '" rd lor i on’lwooil.’ for bothdssd and'
act a particle of sentiment in the con­ at all and only saw about half of the tion, townshin and range, and the land
y
Y
u
-ii i
i Huns tlmi»ir, will tn- con«lil"r<.d. A deposit
sideration, it is simply a matter of buei- buildings we went through but we saw ■ office where it was made. He will alm>. of |iu*m mu»t «"otnpany each bld, an,I pay-
__ i to
. t
• i » _*r.,1...:* <i,.i., m‘*»H In full mu»t b«- mad»* to lh<* R»'Ceivrr
nees, If our merchants can save 10 cents as much as anyone did in one day. We I i k . ? required
ftirnlnh mb affi»lavit only within 30 davit of th« 4*te of notice of award,
per hundred pounds on freight, the con­ were all tired out when we got home [corroborated, setting forth in full th»; "r’".*>• J’.”'- ,'l<l*’«r m , elect at the i Im*'of
...
.
making bld, b<* made In three equal paym»*ntR
sumer gets the benefit of it, this amount late at night but bad a good time and curnplicatiGn* of hia peraonai or btiaincHg in w, <4i and Mda>* from aaid date Th« i>ur
plenty
of
fun.
affairs
that
prevented
hi.
periling
title
£ Z!"^t 2bl“h''.M’»*"t("e fol
on two hundred thousand pounds per
BISHOP
*
If you have not opened an account with us,
whv not do it at once.
DO IT NOW—TO-DAY.
Klamath County Bank. Klamath Falls, Oregon,
4
Country Produce taken in exchange for Good»
THE EXCELS ¡OR
O-OOOO-OO-O-O <XHXHXXXX><XX><XX> <?
RatielieN <m<l Town
¿ property /
0
have thonsands of acres of choice alfalfa land
and stock ranches near the Town of Merrill.
Write me for information
JOHN T. KING,
MERRILL
-
-
OREGON
Groceries, i)rv Goods,
Clothing, Eurtiisltinjr (¡ootid
Boots and Shoes
IN
FACT
a complete and up to date line of
KLAMATH REPUBLICAN
Goods
DAIRY
I. F. DAVIES,
OREGON
WESLEY O. SMITH,
BREAD
HAUE!
■ '«• a
IN
Hand, 4. ■«,( tow h IK. <tau.ll
0«r« «wag w/*A ltii^
A«ra /«0 ««J WrtAtffl
Ht tir Hrvtj.
to.
month would soon repay tbe entire cost
CITY COUNCIL MEETS.
of the necessary outlay for boats, be­
sides the saving of time in travel allow­
Town Ordinance to be Enforced In
ing at least one day each way, would in
Regard to the Running
the course of s single year repay all the
of Saloons.
additional expense of boats and auto
Most of the session of the town board
mobiles, say nothing of the added com­
fort to the traveling public, it must of Tuesday night was taken up in the dis­
aeceeeity greatly increase the travel to cussion of the new rock cureher and
Mr town and county.
street making outfit. The plant has ar-
» <
to the laiul covered bv hi, first entry; J’1'' i nn»*-*- «i»-< it.*-*t. and only -o much of the
e ,,
.
. ,
”
living llmlrt-r will be «mt a« may be neceaMary
or where the failure to ^»Tecl title wan
with th< «i« a«i. the amount piirrhaa-
caused bv miat.lre US to the character
•'b'rr.-'-ri pin., timber of s .mailer rtlame
cause) tty rnistaKe as to trit insrs w r utr than
en inches,
ati <-liriit.
eighteen
inchea, or green shite
white fir of
jn »
m mt.ller
’-uialh r «llauH-tcr
Inch»- al
at the
.flnmeter than twelve Inches
of the land entered, the manner in
...
.
,
.
. .
baa»-, rnuat
baw.
rniiift be
b»* cut. Pro»»p«
Pro«p<'C(ive
‘<!livc bidder«
bidder* are
which mich mistake occur re» J, and the adviacd u» <fln u^m the foreai BuM-rvl«or,
sra-cific rasw.r.a th.l rondored the lurid i who "dll Inform them of the rnleaand require
■pecmc reasons that rennereo tne ian<i
wlll,.h wlu .overn thi» sale. Timber
worthless for agricultural purposes must
**!•'* ">lnln,and otherr'lalmaexempt from
,
,
'
Ralf-
I 1 tn I.», r uitx.ld
_. ' '
’*'* Tlmbw
uto-nid .»mv
may i...
be r.nrt'hakrol
purchased imitiiitt
within
1« fully , get
— forth.
. ------ The anxlRVit must one year without further ad verità* meni, on
almi show .lu.il.Ar the a,.nl leant fiori l*l,l'on for «aleof eueh unsold portions The
* «now whether the applicant nail right to rejwi any and all Mda liriwrved.
ever residerl upon, improved or coltiva- (
W. a . Kit-tuana, commlasloner.
Livery, Feed and Sale
1 hjcs
BALDWIN, THE HARDWARE MAOl
Merrill
-
-
-
Oregon
MAMMOTH STABLES
Rias furnished
with or without
drivers
•
We keep the finest
•
lot of horses In the
•
country.
HCR3ES BOUCHT AND SOLD
TIIO3. W. NEWTON. Prop'r
exci iange
STABLES
W. W. MAZEN, Proprietor;
EAST
END,
KLAMATH
FALLS,
OREGOV,
Livery.
Horst's Ixiartlctl by
wook or month.
Hay and Grain bought anti Hold.
PaRsongcrs convoyed to all parfs of Southern Orogoir
and Nortlcrn .1 lifornia at the very lowest rates.
Telephone Connection Between Stable and Hotel
Linkville. Phone Main 14
“s
4*
t
t
•h
4*
$
McCORMICK
♦ •
MOWERS
REAPERS
BINDERS
RAKES
4*
4 f
4 f
♦ ►
Steel Wire Cable and Impra/eJ Calile Cars
GEO.
4*
Klamath
le.
Falls
IIUWN
Hardware Dealer
•<
Jas. Sigler, Prop'r
First Class Horses
Fine Carriages
Feed Stables.
Teams with or without Drivers
Caleb T. Oliver, Pron'r
i
Raag. Sanitary
SOLD BY
I
MASCOT
In»i4t Brw4 tMravgfify
IMINUlf H.
I
Phono. Mam
193
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