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V Klamalb Falls, Oi<won CITY’S TAXABLE PROPERTY INCREASES $63,350 CRIMES «F U YEAR-OLD BOY PLANS ACCEPTED FOR $lS,ooo SCHOOL BUILDING i BBT LEW IS RAISED HALF MILL OVER A VOTE OF THE PEOPLE LAST YEAR - IS NOW ONLY RE QUIRED. At the meeting of the School Board of The City Council held it» regular nu eting Tuesday night with all of tbe District No. 1, Monday night, plan» officer» present except Councilman were submitted (or a new public »chool Hurn. Among the most important building for Klamath Fall*. Among matters before the council was the tax those submitted were the plans of an Al levy for the current fiscal year. A levy bany architect which caught the eye of of 7 mill» on tbe dollar waa made to the board. It is the plan of an 8-rooui meet the obligation» of the city. building with gymnasium and l>ase A atatement waa received from the ment. The building is similar to one at Charged with stealing a horse and forging his la-nefactor’»,Charlie Wilson’s County Clerk of the assessable property Eugene, Oregon, which ha» proved prac name to three orders and obtaining val within tbe corporate limit», which ticable and economical. The board only has the right to order uable property thereon, Roy Gore. aged ■how» a wonderful increase since hi» statement a year ago. At that time the an electian for *13,700 bonds ami should 14 years, i« now in the toils of the law. Young Gore came here about two total value of assessable property waa the people vote the bond», work will lie weeks ago riding a horse which he had * *7,830, while hi» statements ham led gin on the new itructurv a» soon as the obtained in exchange for a stolen watch iu Tuesday night chow» a value of *231,- bonds are sold. The board has not yet determined as and also had some stolen jewelry in his 179, an increase of *03,360. The levy thia year, however, is a half to the material to lie used, but will lie possession. His theft was not known at the time, however, and Charlie Wilson, mill more than laat, the levy last year gin with atone. It is not the purpose to through sympathy for the boy took him having lw*en 61» mill» on the dollar. let the building out by contract as the Into bis family and offered him a good But when the large number of improve Chairman ia an expert builder himself ment» that have been made, and those and will take actual charge of the work. hn-ne. clothing and education. A petition ia already being circulated Monday night the boy repaid thia under contemplation are considered, kindness by stealing Arthur Wiisou's the levy ia not regarded a» an excessive for an election and as soon as the re quired nil inlier of signatures are ob horse fr->ni the barn, forging Wilson'» one. Another important order waa made tained, the election will be called. l.an-e to an order on Baldwin A Sone In case the new structure is built, it ea idle sl op where be obtained a *■’»' at the instance nf Paul Breitenstein ami Stu lb-, and aft« rwar.ls presented two 25 other», who petitioned the council will occupy the site of the present f 1 orders on Geo. T. Baldwin's hard fur the removal of obstructions in the school building in the eastern portion ol ware store u[mn one of which he obtain western portion of Bridge at reel. The the town. The old edifice will he ret council granted the prayer of the peti arnle for the new, but school will con ed -i rev< Iver and box of cartridges. lie first presented an order for an in tioners and ordered the marahal to re tinue. It i» possible that ofily a Sevan month» term will lie taught this year in definite sum at (Teo. T. Baldwin,», but move the obstructions at once. The petition of Ky Taylor and other» order to get out of the way of work on I harlie Rol erts to whom it was pre sented refused it. The boy went awa, for a street light on Juniper atreet Ire- the building. and soon returned with tbe amount of tween Blocks 22 and 23, waa granted. Owing to the rapid increase in ths Liquor lieenee» were granted to J. V. school population, three new teachers *15 in an order. He took the horse from Willson’s Houston, Isaac Wright and C. R. An will be employed. Heretofore live have barn between 7 and 8 o'clock in the derson. been sufficient bnt the services of eight The protect from R. I. Hammond will be required the present year. evening and went to the Baldwin har ness shop where he presented the order against tbe cost of building a sidewalk LAKEVIEWS DEBT. for the »addle aud chape, but when he adjoining hit property, waa received The town of lakeview ia in debt *23,- started to get on tbe horse it became and filed. The attention of tbe council wac 000. An attempt was made before Dr. frightened at the chape and the boy left called to the danger of a Cliineee wash R. E. Leo Steiner left for the legislature them. Mounted and armed with the revolv bouse near Gro. Pan's restaurant sauc to form a new charter giving the town wider scope to txrrrow money, but the er which he had ol ^nm-d at Baldwin's ing fiiec in that portion of the city. One of the important bill» allowed by tax-payers refused to make any change« anil a big knife which he had taken from Willson's place he started out the council was that of City Attorney ar,d the levy will be confined to a 3-mill J. C. Rutenic in tbe sum of *100 for tax which will require many years to toward'» Lakeview. Late in the night the horse having no typewriting the new proposed city char relieve the town that looks over the lake from debt. shoes Is-carne lame from walking over ter. The following additional bill» were al the ice aud young Gore returned to rr WAS RAILROAD’S FAULT. lowed : Wwn, arriving here about midnight. The »tage from tbe railroad failed to Joe <eed». work on Bridge Street,*2.50 He returned tbe saddle and later the bring any mail Sunday night. It was K. K. Kompany, lumlwr, *14.00 other stolen property was restored to R. A. Moou, work on Payne Alley, the railroad'» fault thia tune since it ♦hr- owners. failed to ebow up at Pokegama on time. it has later developed that City Mar *22.50. "Give this Ivy anything he wants Wider *15. C. D- Wilson." “Give fhia boy any »addle and any pair of chaps that he wants under *50 and I will pav for it. C. D. Wilson." "GIVE Tills BOY ANYTHING HE WANTS AND SEND ME THE BILL. 1 "C D. WILSON." j shal Lennox had aeceived a telephone message for the boy’s arrest, from tbe authorities at Athlaad, for tbe thelt of a horse and other property. This was alter the boy had been given a home by Mr. Willson and as he kwre every svi «ience of settling down to an honorable lite the matter was dropped. He had gold the horse secured iu Ashland and ■ pent tbe money during the holidays. W. T. Wallace, work on Payne Alley, *5.00. F. M. Barnum, wood for rock crustier *33.00. Claranee Kirkpatrick, work on Bridge Street, »9 75. F. H. Brandenburg, work on Bridge Street, *18,00. C. 8. A R, 8. Moore, lumber for aev eaal consecutive month», *21’2.35. Alex Martin, President, Akx M.irtln Jr, Qtshier E. R. Reame», Vice Pres’t, E. M. Bobb, THE REPUBLICAN (JIVES A BÍ4 Y SJOO.OO .-J . IEAOING PAPER OF INTERIOR OR THE WOMAN S CLUE3TO OPEN EGON MAKES MINI OE ÍTS READING ROOM READERS HAPPT. The Republican's distribution of A-11*’ in cash prises to it» subscribers t««’k place at 2 o'clock Isst Saturday after- nuotl noou «E according VOrnillg It» to Kllliuum announcement. vuiriit. Twenty-threeot its readers now have Held Meeting W ith .Trs- -**ott. and Next v.nn««Ration Will lake Place at President » Home New flemtier» May Join at the Next Session. THE EXCELSIOR Groceries, Dry Goods, Clothing» Furnishing Goods Boots and Shoes IN FACT a complete and up to date Une of I. F. DAVIES, •fr OREGON DAIRY, •fr ♦fr tfr 4* *t* tickets were drawn from the Imx. The LOCATED AT ASHLAND. first drew the first prise of *50, the see- An in>titutc fur th« sve. Dr. Caatian ond *40 and so on to the last prise of *5. I employ in« own opiician. | The number on the ticket always giving Specialist who grind» glance» acconlmg to mi pre the prise called for tn the eorre»|xmdin| •cnption ai.d according Io ilia wants of number of the subscriber's receipt. The every individual I <>la»»r» «-urrectiv fitted E.amination. drawing wa» held at the Klamath Coun ophllialmiwopHally and teat l->r visual ty Bank. error» !<> to 12 a in. Examination ! Following were the lucky numbers free 2 to ft pm. Eight ¡rear» 8|a<cialiai and the persons who held them : al Cal dorm« Inatitule of Optometry. 9*-C. H. Ifiighea, Bly................... »50. Oregon I«»rin ra of Optometry, Campa a 7*-f'haa. Westletorn. Fl. Klamath 40. Bloat. Auhlaud. ’h ♦ + »fr »fr »fr »fr STEEL RANGES »fr ♦ i» •fr QUICK N\.EAL »fr tfr »fr »fr »fr »fr »fr BALDWIN’S »fr is xrrn-r iM Tniixa m . isu . 7AM Laars Lalril Arriva H-gu. 7 » A Me ” Steal Hrld(. 7 U • " Pal l Crest • !• * " KIsolaih HpvInga ID •• - inns » » • i* Potefsma • » - larva Pnkvsams i r w Arrive lh»i» i io p M X lam.lh Spring. IM •• Fall Craet 4 06 ■leal Hrulgs 4 l> Hngua 4 w Laird I <0 K latitat h I^k« H K (’«, ««».«-Ji Country Product taken in exchange for Goods An enthuniaulic meeting ot the Wo man'i* Club wiw held laat Monday even ing with Mrs. Kcult al the kwanna Hmiae with (he following membwra in KLAMATH LAKE RAILROAD CO Cashier. Is the policy oi this hank, and it 1« rigidly adherred to. Safety iirxt. l iberality next attendance: Mvailame» W. 8. Wortlen Hcott. Mar money in lheir pocket from the paper and have their subscriptions paid one 'tin, Sargent. Cugswrll. Chllwooil. M a » ¡ton, and Dr, Nancy M'hits and Mu»»» year in advance. ^-«.. Ali.* a I*. an.l Ev. bn » m A A »aS a* Tbs distril.uti.in was made (airly and /i^ll Galloway. l’| »ls»a4M l«'K'‘ I t- work no oue can Wiuplain except »gainst In»! The -........ — undertaken by th«' Club to n luck if he faded todt'aw ¿ill« ot the ertal.ll»h a free rvsdmg room in Klam nw I. _ ------- ------------ ------------------------------------- ath Falls has lecn delayed owing to the Republican'» cash. The reivipt» were »11 niimlivreil and inability to secure a »unable room. But tickets were printed Iwaring the •ante with tbe financial aid of the cilisvns ol numbers. These ti> kvts were placed in the town who have rc»,»>n«l«-d »ery gen a box «lid the lid i'lo»e«l. This !*OX a as erously the menilier» hoi* to tie able to placed in the hands of Allw-rt Walker, open the room at no distant day. The dub will inert again Saturday who is well known and who is a director in the First National Bank of this city. evening, January 14, from «even Insight Altar shaking the lxix so as to mix the o'clock with the president, Mr». W. 3 tickets thoroughly, Mr. Walker would Worden. The club announce» lIiAt any open it and W. E. Cope who had hie one desiring to lavonie s member may back turnwl would draw forth a ticket. present an application >u<l la* voted on This process wa> gone through until 2! at tbe next un-cting 132-W. T. 8hive. Klamaih Falls .. .30. 30. 81-J. W. Howard, „ .. 25. 79- John Janssen, Swan lake........ 20. 121-H. Nvlander. Klamath Agency ’ 15. 124-Emil Egert, Klamath Falla 10. 78-8. E. Phillipa, I-oat River ....... 10. 107-R. E. Cantrall, Klamath Falla 10. 80- A. Ritsenthaler, „ 10. 109-Chaa. Hedrick, Merrill........ .10. 74-Grant Gay, Merrill .............. 10. 135-0. B Gates, Klamath Falla 10. 53-James Powell, „ 68-C. C. Lewis, Olene............... 64- Mi»a Sauber, Klamath Falla 56-B. F. Looaley, Ft. Klamath. 105-Thos. Sparks, Bly ........... 60-John Coleitisn, Kwan lake 85-J. C. Smith, Bly................. 101—Billy Barton. Kenn......... 100-Jchn Hacelstcin, Nay lox 65- W. R. Allen, Lost River.. A mi . Absolute Saidy I Stole Horse From, and Rapid Orowth and Gener Forged Name of C. I), j al Advancement Re Petition Being Citculated Distribution of Cold Cash Was Convincing Argu For an Election to Take quires More Public Im Willson, who Befriend ment of the Republi Place at Once. — No Con provements. — A Great ed Him.-»Arrested and can ’s Enterprise. Year for Klamath. tracts to be Let. Taken to Ashland. 4 r kebmhch eouncY bjhhk CHARGED WITH THEFT AND FORGERY »fr »fr Hardware Store. 4» 4* 4* 4* 4* 4» 4* 4* 4* »fr 4* 4* 4» MAMMOTH STABLES Rias furnished with or without drivers ____ • _______ CAPTAIN APPLEGATE WILL CHANGE FISH UNDER INVESTIGATION Wishing you all a AND GAME LAWS Happy New YEAR • • • We keep the finest lot of hordes In the country. An investigation of Indian affairs at Hon. John 8. Shook left for Salem i ths firat of the week to begin hi» duties , the Klamath Agency is in progress at aa joint representative before the legis Fort Klamath, and has l»-en for four for the lature, which convene» at Salem Jan. 9. weeks. The matter has been kept quiet liberal patronage I Mr. Shook held conference in connec a» are all government proceedings of TIIK HOT» »TOBY tion with Dr. R. E. I^e Steiner with such a nature. There has iw-en but lit received the past Tbe youthful offender is at the home the time. He eaid, however, that on a the Government Irrigation Committee, tle publicity retarding the matter and and in ef Marshal Lennox and Mrs. Lennox is 1 prior night he had objected to Gore and like Dr. Steiner, promised the Com the facta which nave leaked out give but giving him a mother’s care. 8be ia do smoking in the house, and on that occa- mittee to do all in his 'power to aid in a meager idea of tlie matters involvol. my roceive a, iug all in her power to keep the boy aionafew words passed between them. tbe work, so far a» the pannage of whole It appears, however, that Jesse Kirk, continuance TAKKX BACK TO ABWLAMD from prison and to restore him to rela the Indian preacher supported by Hen some laws are concerned. M. N. Long. Conatable of Aahland Pre tives and a better life. J. In speaking of other work in the leg ry Jackson and other Indians, has pre , V Lite does not believe the boy as bo<l a» cinct, arrived in Klamath Faile last eve islature, Mr. Shook staled that he would (erred charges against Captain O. C. I W. W. HAZEN, Proprietor, Watchmaker tbe facts indicate and from letter son the ning with a warrant for young Gore'e ar- I offer «. bills amending the game and fish- Applegate. It seem» that the Inilian» , boy's person and statements which she rest charging him with larceny from a 1 ' ing Optician EAST END, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON. laws of Klamath County. Since the have grown tired of tbe restraint thrown has gleaned from him she blames others deeding. He appeared hefore Inaticeof present laws were ¡«seed, the condition» about them by the experit-ntrnd agent, more than she dues the boy.for his down 1 he Peace Graves, whoendorsed the War I have changed to such an extent that the anil would break away from the white H otscb boarded by diiy, or rant, giving him the right to make the fall. hunting and fishing season comes at tlie man’s control. They are asking the •7 • Hay ami bought and The boy's father lives near Lebanon, arrest, took young Gore in charge, and I wrong time. The beet time for fishing government Ui make one ot their nun till parts of Southern Oregon, where he ranches and batches. left with him to-day for Aahland. Mr. and which would be without injury to her agent, preferably Kirk himsrll. .1 rates. The boy savs his mother is dead and Lmg when questioned stated that be tbe propogation of the finny tribe, is From what can lie learned, the evidence that his father drinks and beats him knew but little about roong Gosw’s past I now the prohibitory period. It is tbe >>efore the Commission ia not unfavor Stable and Hotel unmercifully ; that be whipped him se life. same, in a measure, with hunting water able to white control, and it has been verly with a buggy whip a short time Linkville. Phone Main 14 A man by the name of Robison creat j fowl on the lakes and rivers of Klamath stated that Ki'k has liecome unruly du ago and be ran away from home. ed a sensation in Ashland by charging County. Changes will he made to fit ring the investigation and withdrew A letter found on hie person from a that be and Mayor Evans were engage«! the season, and at the same lime a pro from the body, claiming that Mr. Hol A complete line of I J»fr r- fr »fr»fr»frffr*fr*frtb»fr*b»fr*fr»fr»fr*frtfr tfrrfr »frffrffrffrffr ot girl schoolmate by the name of Ina Fox a» copartners in running a ‘blind pig" [ vision will lie mmle against the whole land, who wa« sent here from Washing pure drugs. Ev oi Lebanon bear» out thia statement io in that city. The Mayor had Robison sale slaughter of water fowl. A clause ton to make the investigation is preju- I a measure. She says: eryth Ing Ireah. run in and justice of the pea«» bound 1 will be inserted by which it will be diced ‘ in the matter. Thia is regarded “3 our papa came and asktal your him over for ciminal libel. Special attention made unlawful to kill game by the whole 1 as a sign that the Indiana, finding that teacher, where you were and she told i 1 cannot win out are going to try to given to prescrip Six Indians went on a jamboree in Al sale for the market. The rights will tiiey « > him you had gone to town, but told him 1 sympathy from the Departmenl turas and were locked up in the city be narrow«»] down so as to give the true arouse tion» by expert». nothing more and none of the pupils 1 claiming an unfair trial. jail. They found a ball and chain worn sportsman a chance for legitimate hunt- by gave him any information." by a former prisoner, and with this bat ing, aud at the same time protect the * The boy explains thia by saying that tered down the door and made their es fowl. * alter hie father whipped him with the I Mrs. Shook accompanied herhualiand cape. But the cold hand of the law was buggy whip, he told hie teacher about Complete Line of ♦ laid upon them later and they were giv to Salem, where she will spend the time his cruel treatement and the teacher ad during the session of the legislature. en the full penalty. viced him to run away and get work. Hardware, Paints, Oils, Guns, Ammunition, Etc He says he had some money and paid his way to Ashland where be bad a J OJ€O. Ix?. Illites Cousin and with whom he stopfied. He eoou learned that his father had sent tsiAAt»^ r Hardware Dea!er Klamaih falls ♦ for him, and. stole a watch from bis I Oil cousin and traded it for a horse and X 4*4>44*4»4t4t4*4»4*4t4*4*4*4»4»4*4»*fe4i4M>Mt*44afr struck out for Klamath Falla. He claims United Ftates Senator John II. Mitch The latest dispatches from the far that the watch was of little vaiue. ell and Congressman Binger Hermann I East are that Port Arthur has at last fal Of the jeweli v found on him he claims that it waa all his own except a gold were both indicted by the U. 8. Federal len into the hands of the Japs. Grand Jury at Portland, charging them ring liearing a masonic emblem, which (> fl PUBLIC LANDS WITHDRAWN. with being connected with the land he admits belongs to his father. 0 (• fraud cases. Both gentlemen claim they ma i'iiinaawHMwsssa» <1 SAYS lit WAS KICKBD OCT i The Register and Receiver of the can establish their innocence. I 11Í1VA3 (' The I my says that Arthur Wilson Tatkeview land office have received no I» kicked him and he left the Wilson home Councilman L'an Malloy, of Lakeview tices •( the withdrawal of the following (I :: Monday night and stole the horse and announce» that the first man in the lands on account of the Silver latke irri <> forged the order to go to Idaho. He town who borrow» the town scraper will gation project: Township 29 ■ r 16 e w m I > In the la«lies dressing case contest at claims to have an aunt residing in that be the aubject of • public hanging. also Townships 26 an«l 27 a r 17 e w m. I > Winter ’ s .fewnlry Store, Fred state and was going to her. He says C. Smith New Pine Creek in lake county is u> I' Up to date dressmaking at the La bringing in 168 tickets was that Ai '.nr was reading and because ho given the Lakeview wants a skating pond. (I have a saloon. A strong remonstrance Mode. Mrs. II. F. Galarneau. beautiful case. made a i, is» Arthur kicked him. This has been made but it is not regarded as W ood S awbd —I have secured oRteam The poetoffice at Lakeview will be Atrayed. sed hi, to leave the place. » fficient to justify the court in refusing Wrsxl Saw and am now prepared to do 1 two year old hay horse branded HP V, Hson called at the Republi- moved into the new bank building the he license. your work promptly. (connected) on right shoulder, and cat ►Itrdav and stated that he first of the year. II tie branded HP (connected) on right The Picard Country has qnarentine<l _______________ C has . HrMRicnsKs. 1not have any troub- <1 Joseph Vincent, a pioneer aged 88 against Southern Klamath cos nty on hip, split in right ear, upper slope off Went $4lclo MtrilkloM stole the horse, The largest and most complete line of (I (^«'•Was out skating at yearn, died at New Bine Creek in Lake account of diphtheria in two families, Watches, Chains, Ring» »nd Jewelry at left. Expense an«f trouble of recovery I ' JAS. SIGLER, PROP’R county last week. which bai about subsided. will be gladly paid for by Winters. I H. N. Wntruxg. ’ OREGON HORSES BOUGHT AND SOLD and thanking yon hav< in year.- will do everything . power to of the same. II. WINTERS. THOS. W. NEWTON, Prop’r EXCI IANGE STABLES and J-lVCrV DRUGS Grain I assengerh e<irivcye<| to and Northern lifornia at the very lowest Telephone Connection Between week sold. u.outb. Oregon SEVERAL TONS BARB WIRE AND NAILS Cisc ami walking plows, harrows, wagons, buggies. FOR TWO WEEKS HIGH OFFICIALS PORT ARTHUR ARE INDICTED HAS FALLEN t i A TEN PER CENT CITY DRUG STORE EAST END DISCOUNT ALL GOODS The City Novelty. « I / Ckippive- : You $ Like Horses that will please you Î Fast teams • Horses ♦ With or without drivers ; Commercial men conveyed to all points 1 :
