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About Klamath republican. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1896-1914 | View Entire Issue (April 13, 1905)
Official Ns-.v rpar of Klamath County and Leading Journal ol the Interior Oregon Country. KLAMATH VOL. X. REPUBLICAN The Urge a t Circulation and Is the Best Medium lor Reaching • Prosperous and Trading PuMI? NO. a. KLAMATH FALLS, KLAMATH COUNTY, OREGON, APRIL 13, 1905 MARK L. BURNS BROKER Klamath Falls, Oregon. KLAMATH PEOPLE ARE PARTICULARLY INDEBTED TO FULTON AND WILLIAMSON The Government 'Any Establish Experimental Farms on Each Irrigation Project and Sufficient Land May be Set Aside on Each Project for the Laying out of down Sites Where Needed. ••Tilt' rumor mtiii , lo li.:v«> l>oeij t iiculattul in Klum- j •iculut ly by Ccii/rchMm' ii WilliiiiiiHon of Oregon and Gill- th° construction of the Klamath Project, The engineers all, co!’ ut\. 1 " bilitit1 ! < » ' 1 ■ io ' , i hai lltv Scirro. ditto of ('uliforniu. I lii- |><-o| le of this section could ask for merely report to the Secretary of the Interior on the feasi t»rv of tho Intontir it* noi in liHimon\ witi tho w<>ik <>i thè no better champion to their cause than these three men bility and desirability of a given project and the allotment Hot bini ition Service. I H h «Intenii ni i» ibsolutely unirne they were aided by many others. of funds is then decided by him. • ih ! ntisleii'ling. Tho Hocrei trv ni thè interior ih greatly " I ho Secretary of Agriculture ami the Secretary of "Un March 31. 1005, Oregon had contributed to the int,*r»’^t«’• 1 in ‘be Work of thè l'.et Im ai on Si t vieo ¡uni in the Inferior arc combining to recommend the passage of a Reclamation fund $4,158,582.95. According to the law a •cvoril witli tho ptogi Hin thal is l.eing ettri ioti onl by flint bill currying with it an appropriation for the creation of a greater portion of the moneys received in the state from depilitmeni of thè governnienl. Ile- Sieretary has do agi ¡cultural experimental (arms on ca< h on« of the recla- the sale of public lauds shall be expended in the construe* vuteli nitidi of hi« perM'tinl lune tu ihe alla I« of lite Morvicc mation projects. l'he Klamath Project wa« particularly ti« ii of reclauiafion works in that state where feasible. pnd hiu* renderai it every u ¡»dance. 'diseiissed am! a man has been assigned from the Bureau F ifty one per cent of the Oregon fund is $2,120.877. The ••i*re.«id«*iit Iloo.i vclt pai tieulai l\ is intcrebtetl in thi* of Plant Industry to make preliminary examinations and exjtcnditures in Oregon to date have been $*9,507. Cali work. In ii reception whieh he /ave (<» ilio enginvers "f report on the opportunities of these localities, particularly fornia list* contributed $1,824,569 to the reclamation fund. thè Rcdiunation Service litut wmt( i. al thè U lulo liouge, ¡tt the Basin of the Klamath River, for these experimental Fifty one p<T cent of this fund is ¿930,530. |>e «dftted that tic*! io thè Fanalini < aliai ho wu« inni w in works. I.ami will beset aside for a farm where expeii- "California will share with Oregon in the benefits to («rcKteil in tliiM wurk ilian in that of un, other depiirtmenl nients will be cartied on to determine the best crops suit- be derived in the Klamath Project. The only other project of thè tiovcrniiient; ihat he v. ante ! t > «i uni for thè man or able for the district in <pie~tion ami also tor the determina- contemplated in California is the Yuma Project, wlvich has t moti who mako thè rminlr) a» > pp ' I i > tho e w ho nkin lion of the best methods of growing these crops. |a total area capable of reclamation of 126.000, of which Ile piirtieuliifh i* in h«art\ accord .m i gyiiiputliy witli "A bill whs also parsed at the last session of Congress , 109,000 are in Arizona and 17.000 acres in California. it. "It would seem, therefore, from the above figures that' th»* K» »’ lanuitioii Service und il ' ti ijo r. all! he wjj givo which jiroxidt I for the setting aside ot siiflicient Ian I in that brunch of th« hi-rvic« hm ev op«.i ali< i an i hilppot t each project lor laving ont of town sites and for th« dis provided the r?|>orts of the Board of Engineers are favor-! posal of land iti these town sites at public auction, th« pro able and the Secretary approves their recommendations.! whfiift»T nccib'il. "Tin* pt’ttplc of the Klatn<tlh ¡'a in tfhonhl bo particu ceeds of the sales to be dovoted to the building of public when made, that funds will be available for the construe-! larly iiiih’l te l to Hcnttlor Fulton it i th«1 iauc 1t1110.ini of improvements, such as sewers, water works and public tion of this project- work aii't cnliittsiii.olie support which he gave Io tliejr buildings. "At the present time the estimated nupxpended bal mi asm vs, which wur« p<’ti liuu' ¡11 • ’ur< «luring ti <• " I he engineers of th« reclamation service have been ance in the ReclamaUQD fund it» $19,095,886.01.”—J. B. past winter. In this woik Io was aid« «! m the llouso ¡»ar- rcjieatedly asked whether there were sufliciout funds for LippeucOtt, Supervising Engineer. I k it will that • i* * •«• a.1.1 »I» Hair Ornaments, Lie., Lie. TO ARRIVE S!K RTLY TheCelsbratedAmerijan La Jy Shoe New Lines—Up to the Times 2i REAMES 4. JENNINGS 1 BEST OF MEAT« EAST END. MAIN ST. £. C. Lynch Tonsorial Artist MERRILL, OftEGOI r VALLEY SALOON BUILDINC C. T. BONNEY Attorney and Counselor at Law Examining Alntrarta a Specialty NOTARY PUBLIC Om< k - New Worden Building Spring Millinery and Dress Goods Shirt Waists and White Dress Good: Muslin and Gauze UNDERWEAR* At the Novelty PHONE 10« Stilts Co ' "! ■■ .I'.-WIS just forty vear, neat Octolie, ,i nee the ..................... Captain first entered the Indian ser vire. Al hi, new work hi, compensa Xion will be mnote better tlmn a, Super- intrndiint of the Klamath Agency. —— , i — i . ■ ................ , «1 IMPLEMENT Feed Store WAG3NS BUGGIES REAPERS MOWERS R1KES ETC ft i, expected that during the day in junction paper, will be »erved on the Klamath Canal Company restraining them from taking water from the Upper Klamath lake. The Company have not a, vet n*ed any water in their irrigation canal, but have been using it in their »Inice ditch. They claim that this water i, Ukeu from the Upper lake and returned in ita entirety to the river or I lake below Klamath Falls, an ! in this way they assert they do not in any way interfere with navigation. The attion of the government has however placed the matter in the courts, where it will have to be Milled. The following telegram was received last evening for the information of the government engineer, and the Water User,’ Association: for tlio » Beits, Hand Bags, Veils, Parasols, VERY Complete New Stock of Goode CAPTAIN APPLEGATE TO INVES11GATE GRANDE ROUNDE ALLOTMENTS , , i fund, received from the rale <>t tribal the Indian Ortl e to go to the Grande , lamia. Houmle Agency, a, noon as h, la sue-, jhe )ong elpwience of Captain Ap- veeded lit Klfiuath Agency, to inveati- ph-gate in Indian affair, es|>eci»lly tit, gate soup- H't v ca«e, wherein there i, |>|in for dvterniining-ucli <|iicslion« nml "Buster Brown" and Fancy Co/lais and Ties, SON DRY GOODS We have law’ll informed that Captain I doubt of allottie« having legal right, to' the Depart merit i, evidently disposed to Im, been designated hy • the'dmlrilmtion bi, wryieea. m-rviee«. it will be O. U. Applegate ha, « participation in the distribution of | avail itself of hi, NOVELTIES IN A. PROPRIETORS CLOCKS FOR ALL city. The d!,ee»a„ at tho Water Veer,' Ju,t received a new line of I ' AmioeiaUoti will aloo nicwt m the same mantel clock,. The latest hit c* time. «eaeon. I also have the large,»''• Tlii, meeting i, exjiectwd to determine of Watches, Jewelry and O<' definitely whether the government will good, in the county. Get priew! buy out the Klamath Canal Company fore fending away for your g.a<* i or go ahead with the work without H. J. WINTARS their holding«. It i, »tated by the gov Watchmaker and Jew ernment official, that the l'oard will Orxhiiu Oplkijta recommend paying to the Canal Com pat.y the money thev-have actually ex Portland. Or., April ta—’Injunc Í pended with a retutonabte interest, on tion suit filed today. Marshall will condition that they withdraw from the serve papers on proper officer of All wool suiti from $3) np, h< Held. They ,tate that the government Canal Company as soon as possible. »•> up. Satisfaction guarantecdjr will not be ible to use the tunnel or ca Banks, As*t. U. S. District Att'y.” the city tailor. nal of the Kliiuiatli Canal Company but that they are disposed to treat them r fairly. Whi|e the Secretary of the In terior i, the only man who finally de cide, on the construction of a project after it has l>een approved, the engi neers My ti.al they feel aMtured that the people w ill see the government at work in the construction ol the Klamath pro ject during the summer. I The Consulting Board will leave here Saturday and will investigate the Ynmii project aitout the 21,t of this month. They will meet again on the 25th in L(-s Angeles and review the work that has Iteeu done and make their report». 1SW'.' I CHILDREN'S DRESSES AND APRONS Si fleeting* of the Engineers, Directors of the Water Users Assn, and Local Canal Representatives Will be Held Friday. •<.:|i. ic«t lo »tipply Ih • | f <»., T!i<. tollowing lutto» ilio lir-t of ili» wyvk by w tur» t -mKiiy t .«un I (»'Kta-o, Cai. •■RI, il Ah I all, ’. l»h( .% W ale» toni pany. Ki.inx'Ji l-»i|», O»cj in. U ■< ■ e or It Ha, beta rrruHvJ Ih Th« Board of <’»it.«i?Hi Eogineo»«, graithie «nrvay and «ili report toT. H. tlii, ■ li r th*l > oui t...np.in> l, bull4- ( ■»»i*tii g .»f M»'«,r» liinog, Y. W imi'», i Hiimphery, t uiri,”*v it* charge. Ing « »«•»□. pu.oh.idng material ami During t|>e next quarter. It. II. Fit- W . II. caixlvrr, O. il. Enaign, J.meph mal mg othr» prov.»>un, <•» alvcrt •tucul*, «od .1. It. 1,11'IH-IO »»Il. luut ut •ign, elwuiu »1 rx;«rt, w ill investigate »•«tei troni Mainati» o» IJnk rl»er, Klainuih t uli, on l rwf.iv. A|><il 7. All the |s.wergnd pumping potwibilitie, ol Of »goti *f the Hoard with the «gcwptkin of J.»«- j ! this project. “ i hi, I, tu liiforni ioti th.it any di- e|»h Jac b,_ «lo» ha, lauti liere for n few flte i on,(tiling Engineer, arrived in %,r ioti vi ».»¡ot frv il itila atiia.n, On Friday , . • • Secretar}’ t»t «(•<•*«, arrivisi rhtir*d«y evening. Th»- the city Thursday evening. W ir. H Hit. i and .»•»“ ",l ,u '’ h> •'’** . pii» I». m - of the inerting of the l»oaid tliey went over the plan,, survey, and tlllru óna i , eo.i t> ol thè la”, noi •»a. Io review the plana, r,Uniate« and tcfstri, at the oti <ie of the government k ..i.cilat.) w toi from aaid alre.im ' epuri, <>n ili«- hi'di iul rvcIaiiiHtmn pro cngitncr. and investigated the head of Mlt’io», m i • h;-lni.T pcrneifalon j< et. and to outline a motlnul of appiui,- the Ankeny ditch and went over the (ioni thè Smelar) ol War. >uoi, iL«i‘e(.tftilly, «I for the pio|mrtv of the Klamath t'u holding, of llie Klamath Canal Com \v 11. tivucr, ' mil (’"lyipany gioì t<> pa-* on thu option patty. Saturday they went through the Co'on I C-irpw >>t i.nglttvir». valley, looked over the Adamaditcli and ol thu Anteeny »inch. I . A. Arm>." During tlii’» convnltation a general on to Tnie lake whore they remained I ingialli of wuik will I* outlined ht tliu over night. Sunday they wont to Clear ji.-. cü - X -a ~x.V . vfjbk '*. oinuuhing engineer,, nnd Held partir, l,l<e and Monday was s|ient in Iamgell, will then Iwgin final location of canal, j 1 tlkali and Pt* valley«, thy party re an i drainage ,y«l»-m,. In compliance turning to tht, city in the evening. ; with petition, that have la-eii < xtetirive- Tuesday was ,|>ent in the ottice, here Iv «ignei in sha-ta county, Califoriiia, looking over the plans. They atate that tn inwal igni ion and survey » ill pmlut- the proj.s l is comidered even letter I bly bo inailo (or the irrigation, from than at tirst. Yesterday the party went K lamaili river of Sha-tn valley, Cali- to Keno by l«>at and lite day «as ,pent mrnis. All hydrogiaphir dais will !«■ in looking over the country around iiiaintgimuj. I top.»graphic map will Keno. The Board at 2 P. M. on Friday will l»e prepared of ths a-ea irrigable under tin; Klamath project, D. j, jicaburn meet the representative, of the different ' will I h > placed hi charge of tin, tupo- canals at the engineer’, olticc jn this Quality” Dress Skirts Linen and Crash Skiits Siik, Saline and Silkolene Underskirts Fancy Silk Shirt Waists Wrappers, Kimonas, riuslin Underwear. MCDONALD BOARD OF CONSUL! ING ENGINEERS INJUNCTION SUIT BEGUN INVESTIGATING KLAMATH PROJECT LIGI! r & WATAR COMPANY CANNO I DIVERT WATER N p •• T-»*« of KtamfHh ’ <l|* . fsl I« fv'i)»» »•» «lutkii«*» ftt»»| il.«1 ’>►»' I weil« M ' i uh»p*? Th«* U i h-1 Dt Itti« » I «« »•fifth .|»»e, •»«»< int*' «I to n I»w BHt tinnir I»» bv 1*11 •* tn inti rlrtr * ili» 11»«* » •«' lgAtl«»H «'I 1 • »! rtvrr I h* I.if lit A U «tvr l «>ii» .«».» lx **»« n,»fiU« ’l hut I“ M !« r Inetti lin» riv*r noh ”»t ihr n $4 H id ta-nlat) • 1 War, «»i» «r«»nl i I ihr lau, T' •« ii»|M*ni ♦ huí li«;. •» JigLt aixi *a!«*r lo ih«- »’iti*««i»t» • I hla»»» all. 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