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KLAM A TH REPUBLICAN COUNTY COURT Dl»l No 5. I. D Burk, supervisor tux» 00 Disi No 6, Walter F Bee»l. super- \ !».«« 500 00 Dial No 7, Geo W Looaley, super- (MX) 00 visor Diet No 8, Chas II Flackus, 400 00 supervisor Dist No 9, D G Brown, »ui«er- 2tX) 00 visor Dist No It, Johu llagvbtein, supervisor •JOO 00 Dist No 12. Nathan P Edwards, :t«k» IX» supervisor Dist No 13. David Campbell, 41X1 (X) supervisor Dist No 14. E STull. supervisor JOO IX> l»ist No 1ft, Chas Graves, super JUO visor High School Claims 250 (X) W E Faught, teacher's salary J G Swan, teacher's salary 300 50 Mice Applegate, teacher- salary I SO 00 I'nderwood Typewriting Co., rib- 3 50 rone tor typewriters tie«» K Hum, supplies for high school 15 IX) Wm Ketsilever, jan ¡lot’s salary 10«» (X> C li Clendenning. lalstr and ma terial tor high school u Star Drug store, supplies (or high school 1 10 ----------------- ---------------------------------------- Pure Milk Pure Cream Pure Butter ________________ Be it remeiultered that at a regular term of the Honorable County Court of Klamath County, Stat»» of Oregon, be- > gun and held at the Court House in Delivered Daily from the Altamont Klamath in said couuty on Wed Dairy. Wholesale and Retail. nesday tl «lay of May, 1907, and from «lay to «lay thereafter during the Every Detail of Our Dairy isSamtary. insuring TWO DOLLARS PER YEAR IN ADVANCE continuance of said term. the Purity and llealthtulneMuf Our Prmluuls. Present, Hon. J. B. Griffith, County Judge Hon Fied Nlelhase, Commissioner INVESTIGATE WEDDINQ BELLS Hon. W. A. Walker. Commissioner G« m . Chastain, Clerk Silas Obenchain, Sheriff PHONE B3 J BR5 AN- BOS LE For the first time in tbehistorv of this Following is a list of expenditures al- A very pretty marriage occured la.-t city there exists adeadhick between the Saturdayaftern<»on at the Cantrail ranch 1 lowe«l at the May, 19^7, term of the mayor and thecouncil. Itis brought about tour miles south of Klamath Falls, at above naine«l court: by the refusal of the concil to confiirm tended by a few of the immediate General Claims the apiHiintees of the mayor, charges friends. I G«s> Chastain, clerk's .»alar» | 00 |390 havinglswn brought against one of theap The interest«xl panics were Mr. Oliver point« es. These charges are of a serious M. Bryan and Miss Gr.i.y Agnes Boyle, Geo Chastain, deputy clerk hire« 250 IX» And all kinds of I’.iinter’s Miti ii.ils. Large stock nature and, if true justly the council in l>oth of Klamath County, ltev. 1*. Conk Geo Chastain, expre.»», stauipe, etc. 23 maintaining its attitude: if they are not lin officiating. first class goods just arrived. Call at KELSEY I Silas Obencliain, sheriff's salary 417 true, then a great wrong has l>een done State of Oregon, I We Ivspeak a useful and happy I iie Silas Obenchain,deputy sheriff's ' ■ SS & SIEWERT’S I’aint Store, Opposite the appointee in question and Mayor for this interesting young couple. salary County of Klamath. ’ 150 (M Rishop is right in the stand he is taking. American Hotel. Main Silas Obenchain, deputy hire n 75 1, Geo. Chastain, County Clerk in ami It thus resolves itself into the proving (or Klamath County, Oregon, do hereby Silas Obenchain, board of prison of the charges. Street, K. F. CHURCH — AN RIGHT It 95 certify that the foregoing is a true ami ers It would seeni, however, that the at The many friend» of Miss Flora M. correct list of the claims tiled against STHE titude of the council is caused not so Wright ami J. 1». Church will be sur John G Schallock, janitor's »al- -aid Kinmath County and allowed bv ary 100 (X) the Honorable County t'oniiin»sloner»' much by the Mayor's appointments as and Plenty 35 » - Court at the May, l!X)7, term thereof. itis bya desire to show its independer.c , prise»! to learn that this popular young US Crocker Co, supplies In testimony whereof, I have here 10 00 of it; that it is not eontroll«»d by the mayor couple were married in San Francisco M D Williams, office rent unto set inv hand and affix<>d the seal of and that y will not be. While an atti Wednesday, June 5. Miss Wright went Mrs N Canuon, boar«l for T K -e- said rouut \. this 2Vth day ol Ma». A. D. GOOD crans 34 (X) . 1907. tude of independence is commendable, to the Bay City last week and was fol GEO. CHASTAIN. GARMENTS yet this independence should not resolve lowed by Mr. Church Sunday of this Lovejoy and Lincoln, assessment County Clerk, rolls 62 00 itself into pig-headed opposition. Mr. week. Miss Wright is the daughter of made in lly I.yle Watson, Deputy. Bishop is the mayor anil as such has the W. A. Wright of this city, and is one of William Bassett, digging trench that for water trough 1 50 pcrogative of making appointments. It Klamath's most popular daughters. Her wide circle of friends extern! to her Louis Penatone, digging trench safe-for-customer Important Letter must be admitted that every name on I •> for water trough 75 his slate are men eminently well quali-1 their best wishes. Mr. Church is the way— tied to discharge the duties of the office engineer in charge of the work being j Bird l.oosley, milk for Mrs. Bar- field 3 IX) Copy of letter written May 14th. 1907, that's what to which they were appointed. The carried on for the C-NE near this city. He is a young man of exceptional abil 10 J C Rutenic, attorney fee 00 By Mr. H. I.. Thompson. Travelling offer of Mr. Bishop to dispense with the you find at Representative of the American Min the se vices of Mr. Broderick, if the ity and high standing in hie profession John Ritter, board for county no poor 50 ing Congn-ss, of Denver, Colorado. charges are true, is eminently tair, and and has a bright future. After a brief ¡TIE , -‘C. W. Evans, C. A M. E. it woul 1 seem that the council ought to honeymoon Mr. and Mrs. Church will C B Clendenning, labor and ma terial for court house and TOGGERY Ashland, Oregon. make good its position by proving the j return to this city, where they will make their home. yard 25 15 Dear Sir : charges or receding from the stand it SHOP John Ritter, board and lodging Your valued favor of the llth inai. has taken. for county poor 4» 23 Cbetko Copper enclosing full report of Mr. Broderick has always borne a Every article WILLS»—SIGLER S W Kilgore, damages for cattle Co. receiv«»d by me this evening. 1 splendid reputation and not a breath of Mrs. M. Frances Sigler and George D. the best of its kind killed by defect in bridge, 50 00 thank you very much (or same. scandal was ever heard prior to his ap Wills were united in marriage Monday disallowed in sum of $53 00- I am particularly well please«! to pointment. That he has always been evening. June 3, at the Lakeside Inn, MEN S SUITS. í i note that the report, which is very full an efficient officer, giving the closest at by Rev. J. B. Griffiths. A large num- Glass Prudhotnine Co, blanks for probate work 11 67 and complete, shows that the Cbetko HATS. SHOES tention to the duties of his office must b»r of the friends of the bride were Cartwright A Steiner, medical of properties of Copper Co. is jaiase-sed be admitted and that anything should present to witn«rss the ceremony and ex and FURNISHINGS 25 00 unusually good values, and 1 can only treatment, C Pfenning arise to blacken so good a record is to be tend best wishes and congratulations. say that I am greatly surprised that of the regretted. The council should take hold An elaliorate luncheon was serv«»d in E Whitlock' burial II John Wil o.» (X) shares can lie bought in the company at son of the question in a business-like man the hotel dining room. Mr. Wills is a better sort this time at 30 cent» a share, instead of ner, have a thorough investigation made resident of the state of Washington, but JO Hamaker, holding inquest, acting as coroner 15 10 at par, and 1 fully expect to see this and leave no stone unturned to either will make his home here in the future. S C Grave«, coroner's jury I 20 stock go to par within the year 1907. -convict Mr. Broderick of the charge or William Goss, coroner's jury 1 20 Wishing vou all the success in life, I -clear his name from the stain of sus D G Hom, coroner's jury 1 20 l»*g to remain, NORVELL—HENDERSON picion. There is a mode of precedure, 1 20 Very Truly Yours, 4»nd the council should follow it. If it ' In the presence of a few friends, .a A T Langell, coroner'» jury F W Broadsword, coroner ’ s jury 1 JO If . I.. THOMPSON. 5-30 6 6 finds that a mistake has l»een made, quiet marriage occured last Saturday Withrow-Melhitse liuild'nx 1 20 then Mr. Broderick’s appointment J evening, June 1, at the home of D F Driscoll, coroner's jury should be confirmed; if not. then it will the officiating minister. I’. Conklin. Frank Stineburg. coroner’s wit ness i 70 be up to Mr. Bishop to find a man for The contracting paities were Mr. A D Slack, coroner’s witness i 70 the place. James R. Norvell and Miss Jean R. Dr Johnson, ex. at coroner's in Henderson. quest 5 00 The bride and groom are both popular Dr Whitmarsh, ex. at coroner's 5 tX! inquest 14 «».'» The position taken by the council in j young people. Mr. Norvell is in the Win Martin, coroner's inquest employ of the reclamation service. J G Schall«» k, summoning jury I 00 , regard to the appointments made by the I»r F M White, ex. of body, mayor should not be carried into the ‘ They will make their home in Klam 10 coroner’s inquest ----- ESTABLISHED 1875 successful management or the city's ath Falls. Bon voyage over the sea of Robt Casey, coroner's jury I life. J W Adkins, coroner's jury 1 affairs. There are many things that A C Adain», coroner's jury 1 this city is in need of, and it will be the E Wakefield, coroner’» jury 1 While the breech I »etween the mayor duty of the council to see that nothing ■I H Barns, coroner’s jury 1 and the council may seeirf to lie a wide shall arise to prevent the inauguration S C S|»encer, coroner’s jury 1 1 of a system of improvements that will ( one it will probably end like most J E Randles, coroner's witness place this citv in the front rank. The j family row»—in a love feast and they I’B Southworth, coroner’» wit ness 1 mayor and council are the servants of will work the l»etter in the harnei- TJ Rainey, coroner’s witnes» 1 after each has found the character of the city and as such should not j»ermit W 1’ Hereford, taxes refunde«! 4 •» their ]ers»nal or political feelings too the other’s metal. The interests of the J M Moore, taxe» refunded 12 city are dear to the heart of every one J Scott Taylor, supplies get the better of their goo! judgment. of them and it it not likely that they John L Bateman, work for county 2 are going to sacrifice it in order to show O A Stearns, spraying and prun their authority. ing trees 6 00 NOTIJE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT Geo Burn, supplies for court house 17 35 Notice is hereby given that the under- , Farmers Implement and Supply sign«*), as admini-trator of the estate of House 3 60 KENO Joseph S Seeds, hauling brush Benoi.i Parkinson, deceased, has fiile-I from court house 2 50 his final ac ount in the County Court | Keno is situate«! in the Southern Baldwin A Hughes, labor Oil of Klamath County, State of Oregon ;i part of Klamath County, on the iail 27 <M) and that Tuesday, the second day of1 Klamath river, at the terminus of J I’ lare, assessor’s salary 2!X) <X) 10 00 July, 1907, at the hour of ten o'clock, A. navigation. Two steamers land here; Silas Obenchain, stamps M. of said day, at the Court room of mail, express and passengers are L Alva Lewis, salary of treas urer IIX) said Court, has t een appointd by said I transferred from the stage to the L Alva Lewis, office use • I Court as the time and place for hearing boat at this point. Adjoining Keno J B Griffith, judge’s salary 110 1 of object! >ns thereto an 1 the settlement on the west is a large lielt of timber, J B Griffith, stamps ...» Melhase Co, rent thereof. and on the east is a large body of S Withrow B Gardner, taxes refunded 6 O. A. Stearns, Administrator. marsh lands. Near Keno, on the T M Cunningham, rabbit scalps 5 river, is immense water power. Tele T M Cunningham, rabbit scalps J. O. Stearn-. Attorney I phone connections with til parts of Fied Mills, att’y for state 20 5-30-6-27 § the country. Has a good school, two W A Walker, commissioner's sal stores and two saw mills. ary 20 30 Fred Melhase, commissioner’s N. I’. Edwards and wife, Mr. Tower salary 24 (X) Drug Store Closing Hours and Mr. Stone and lady went to the Farmers Implement and Fupply Co, retiring jail, etc 5 00 Beginning June 1, we will close our Falls Monday on business. Star Drug Store, supplies 5 30 respective businesses at 8 n. rn. week J G Wight, Supt. salary 100 IX) On Tuesdry Ge >rge Morgan and wife days an ! Sunday afternoons except from Wight,express, stamp», etc a 45 and William Clinton ami wife went to J S G 5 to 7:30 p. tn. E Martin, supplies for county the Falls to transact business. poor 12 SO Star Drugstore SOLE AGENCY FOR OLIVER PLOWS IN KLAMATH COUNTY E J Murray, printing and pub- Newsom A Underwood Mr. Jone», the blacksmith, i» fully lishing 40 70 Chitwood Drug Company installed in his new -hop anil j« ready J < i Wight, stamps 5 00 M D Williams, surveying an<l to accommodate his customers. Disc Harrows at special prices and a 16 Shoe Hoosier Drill platting 9 50 Mr. Ileal has rente I Mrs. Pratts feed M D Williams, surveying with Press Wheels and Alfalfa Seeder at a very low price Equipment For Sale platting barn and will do business at that stand. !» Billy Modoc, rabbit acali»s The lan 1 seekers are getting to Geo T Cline, rabbit »« alps 4 numerous about Keno. Road Claims The entire equipment belonging to O-'-» Tboe Stanley, roa«f work —.».» H. Snowgoose has so much custom Mason, Davis & Co., contractors of Padgett, work on county I J I. roa<i canal, is offered for sale. It consists of his feed barn tl at he is compelled 50 wagons, harnesses, stretchers, double build additioti.il stable room to acco W A Walker, cash j aid for road work trees, scrapers, slips, carts, scrap iron, modate bis many patrons. OO Wise «V Maxwell, lumber track iron, blacksmith coal, donkey John Ackley ba- moved his cookhouse Chas Woodard, work on rock 47 00 engines, centrifugal pumps, blacksmith to the Widow Cann's place to l»e near crusher IS 10 outfits, tents, boats, sho?s, underwear, hi- work.' C C Low. roail work, disallowed in |3 50 overalls, rublier g<x»ds; and a full line ol S im Pool has erected a snug tent to Dist N» I, R M C Brown, groce: ies. t 1 '•Q sup -rvisor Agent F remans Fund Insurance Corporation No reasonable offer will be refuse I foi live in during tl.e summer w bile Dist No 2, It.-n»y II Low, »iijiei- ing logs for Harry Wall. all or any part of above articles. For visor GOO 00 urther particular- call nt Camp 1. and Bing Grub and his «laughter, Mr-. Dist No 3. T M Durham, super visor r>oo (X) »«•e MASON, PAVIS A Co., or E. G,miner, from Full creek, have Inen Dist No 4, i I'.,-.- V, M«»»ie, • <r i' ng relative- in Keno. W. GOWEN. : super .isor 300 oo E. J. MURRAY, Editor LEADING NEWSPAPER OF INTERIOR OREGON ALTAMONT DAIRY Wall Paper, House Lining, Paints, Oils Brennan of Bagley cl- Fashionable Furnishers GEO. T. BALDWIN HARDWARE and AGRICUb TURAI. IMPLEMENTS Builder’s Hardware, Stoves and Ranges, Sporting Goods Plumbing Supplies, Iron Pipe, Iron, Steel, Horse Shoes Paints and Oils, Crockery and Glassware, Graniteware Oliver Gang Plows • Oliver Chilled Plows • Oliver Steel Plows Genuine Oliver Plows sold at the same price you would have to pay for the imitations Iron Bedsteads, Mattresses, Linoleum Silver-plated and Solid Silverware Glass, Doors and Windows Studebaker Buggies and Wagons AGENT ASHLAND IRON WORKS KLAMATH FALLS, - - - OREGON