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Dairy. Wholesale and Retail.
Fieri Detail of Our Dairy ¡»Sanitary, inaurili^
the Purity ami I lealthfuliiO“» of <*ur Pioducta.
One of the most important pieces of
' news that has been handed out for n
long while is the information that Archie
Now that it is settled that the Secre­ , Mason secured the contract for the
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tary of the Interior and Chief of the 1 foadbed for the California North-
Reclamation Service are going to J>e i eastern through the niaisli lauds and
here, it is time for the people of tin* that the work will l*e completed by IN--
project to get together ami plan for their eetnber 31. This a»»urvs the arrival of
reception. Heretofore we have lieen to the railroad by next spring ami sets at
recreant in these matters, laist year rest all stories to the contrary.
If you want nork or want help it will be furnished you by
when every one of the chief officers of
the service were here, they were passed
The inauguration of the street car
up like col*l biscuits. This was due to
the fact that everyone was waiting for service should l*eattended by something
the other fellow to act. This error more than the ordinary. It has l*een
Main Street, Near American Bank
should not be repeated this year. The discussed “o long and waited tor so
two chiefs are io la* here, ami when they ■ patiently that the people seem to accept
Office. Second Floor
come let them be met with a heartiness it as a matter of fact ami indications
. point to its comniencemeht without any
that will take them off their feet.
It is an old maxim that you can i special ceremony. This should not be
catch more flies with honey than you so. When the first car makes its trip it and sime had luado quite extensive im­
Machine Shops
can with vinegar. This should be the should be occupied by the officials of provements on their claims, which will
motto that should govern every act dur­ 1 the city, representative business men now all l>e lost to them. Dairy pre­
ing the presence of these gentlemen in and prominent citizens of the county. cinct thus looses some twentv .citizens
Messrs. Perry A Peck, the g-ntleinen
this county. Klamath is in need of I It should be made an event equal, if not from its voting list, and these men are who recently announced their intention
many things, most of which are just surpassing, anv thing that has l»een ar­ set adrift to make new homes for them­ locating a machine shop in this city an*
ranged for the celebration of our Na­ selves. They were a daring, thrifty lot.
now to come through the Secretary of (
making good Already their building is
the Interior and the head of the Recla­ tional Holiday. The plan pro]>osed by and will l>e missed in the community.
nearing completion and most of the
mation Service. Everyone has been j the committee is a good one, but it
llenry Jackson, the wealthy Klamath machinery is here. They came here
Key West, Imported
Win«» ami Liquors
saying: “Oh! if we could only get at should be made to include the digni­ Indian, was in Dairy Saturday last, en without having their hands out for a
the Secretary and explain matters to i taries indicated.
donation and went to work at once to
ami Domestic Cigar,
<>f Choice Vintage
route fur northern California.
him, be would see what we ¡¡want!”
The school directors of the Dairy dis­ carry out their promises, and the tact I
Now is your opportunity,but in present­ The people of the Upper Project are trict held a meeting Saturday last, and that they are doing just as they agreed
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ing your request, it should ever l*e made of the right kind of stuff. They approved the bond of the district clerk ; has had the effect of securing for them
borne in mind that the request must' all pull together and always in the in­ and in response to a petition, numer­ the respect ami confidence of the entire
stand on its own bottom. It must not treat of their section. There is no ously signed, agreed, it possible, to hire community. That every man in the
be surrounded by props that have been knocking or kicking a lout anything in a male teacher for the coining year, city will give them a boost goes without
used to rap someone’s head. The Sec­ oralwut the Upper country, and as a agreeing to offer such an one |7fi a saving, for it is recognize*! that they are
SERVES A
retary has no time for petty grievances. consequence that section is growing month for ten mouths’ school. The deserving of it. As to their success ;
He is here for business, and if the peo­ notwithstanding that it has a heavy matter of securing a site for the new there is no doubt, for they are made of
ple of this county can show him that handicap in having to wait for water. school house was discussed at some the right kind of stuff to assure it.
the Klamath Project is in need of spec­ M hen the time came for the commence­ length, ami they looked over the ground
AT ALL HOURS OF THE DAY OR NIGHT
ial considerations, he will accede to the [ ment
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of work on the Clear lake dam it to some extent.
request; but if he finds that he is made was
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found that a good road would facili­ The recent indictment of Joe Coburn
Veterans '
a tool of or that someone is misrepre- f tate
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matters. It was simply a sugges. for cow stealing was a surprise to many
First-Class Cuisine
Perfect fs’ivice
Renting things to him. then he [will ' tion,
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but it was sufficient to get every people in the valley.
Srrw » kt A I. von », Prop'»
II. D llanzv , Manager
drop it all, and the result will be that man
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shouting for it, and from all over The tenth anniversary of the mar­ All soldiers, ol all the wars, are in­
no further attention will be paid to the ' the Upper project came offers of money riage of Mr. ami Mrs. Michael Knock vited to take part in the coming 4th of
Project and it will have to take the and labor. The result is that work was was duly celebrated on the 23rd at their July celebration at Klamath Fall».
usual course demanded by the routine commenced this week on a new road comfortable home in Vonn* valley. A Please report as soon a, you can do so,
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of the department.
, from Bonanza to Clear lake, all exjtense houseful of their friends were present, in person or by letter, to Captain J. W.
The Board of Directors of the Associa-' and labor being met with voluntary con- and with music, singing, v.im ing ami Siemens who will have charge of the
tion ami Construction Engineer Mur- tribuhons. When water is turned on in partaking of some of the richest of veterans on the Fourth.
O. (’. Applegate,
phy should take up at once the matter the Upper project the rapidity of its earth’s bounties most appetizinglv pre­
J. W. Siemens,
of entertaining these guests. Nodetail growth will surprise everyone, and it is pared, the day ami evening was very
O. A. Stearns.
should be oveilooked. As soonj as the I all due to the anity existing among pleasantly passed. Many la-antiful ami
date is definitely set for their arrival the people of that section. If all parts substantial presents were received by
and departure then the arrangements of the Klatuath Project moved along the the host ami hostess in token of the
should be crystallized and brought into same lines things might be different good will and esteem felt for them by
perfect order. In the reception com­ here today.
their guest». Among theguests preaent
mittee every portion of the Project
were Messrs, ami Mesdames Jacob
should be represented and if a commit­
Roeck, Ilan» Stoehsler, George l!itt*-r.
tee is to wait on the Secretary that
Wm. Uhrniann, Fritz Heilbrenner of
DAIRY
committee should have its affairs well in ,
Klamath Falls) Peter Petersteiner, M.
hand so that it can be presented in a
I*. Nelson, Orrin McCuuiber with their
manner that will demand his attention.
Dairy is pleasantly situated on the families ami Otto Hoope mi l wife mi l,
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Above a'l perfect harmony should west side of Yonna Valley, near the several gentlemen friends from Klamath
prevail. Whatever is to be done it I center of Klamath County. It has Falls and the valley, it was Il 11101*1
should be done in unison. Everyone two good general stores w ith enter­ happy event for all concerned ami one
knows what we need here and with this ; prising, up-to-date dealers who enjoy long to lie remembered.
knowledge there ought to be no diffi­ a large trade from surrounding val­
The song of the sickle will tejón lie
culty in bringing matters property to | leys; a hotel and feed barn, and a heard all over the valley, and present
the attention of the Secretary and. school house. It is surrounded by a indications point to an unusuallv heavy
Chief.
rich farming community with which crop of hay.
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Wm. Wight has purchased a new car­
I it is connected by a farmers’ tele­
A subscription paper was circulated , phone line and also a long distance riage.
Monday asking for contributions to a re- line. Is on the stage line, twenty
Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Briggs arrived
ward that is to be offered for the arrest miles east of Klamath Falls.
here Wednesday evening on a visit to
and conviction of the person or persons
Mrs. Brigg's parent“, Judge and Mrs. Ji.
guilty of setting out the )>oisoned meat , ^liss Abbie Welch returned to the L. Benson.
last Sunday. We hope that the amount valley last week from Ashland, where
The dance given by C. T. Oliver Tues-
offered will bring about the desired re­ she has been attending the Norma!
eventng
wa» one of the most pleasant
result. This reward should be supple­ school during the past winter. She ex­
mented by one from the city. There is pects to go back to the Normal again and successful affairs of the season, as
might lx- expected under the direction
an ordinance taxing dogs >2 a year. this fall.
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of
Mr. Oliver. It was largely attended
Thus far the only good derived from the
Theo. Hammersley has been hauling and the Military band seemed to l*e in
payment of this tax is that gained by
' special trim for the music wa- the best.
its addition to the funds of the city. If the lumber and getting the materials
together
for
the
building
of
a
new
and
a man is made to pay a special tax |
Dog Poisoner
such as this is he should be accorded commodious dwelling house, on his
some special service in return. The city claim in the northern part of the val­
should afford him ample protection and ley, which he has been improving this
There is a fellow living in Klamath
adopt rules and regulations that will in­ spring.
sure to the owner of each dog freedom
Chas. E. Drew, who lives four miles Falls who would wish to be in Jericho,
from persecution and abuse. This at­ north of Dairy, has concluded to remove or Mime other warm climate, if he were
tempt at wholesale poisoning is another and has removed his residence to higher only found. That individual is the dog
poisoner. A more detestable human,
instance where the mayor and council ground, northeast of the old site.
so-called, never existed than the one
should take a determined stand injthe
matter of apprehending the criminal. | E. E. Fitch of Merrill was in the val­ who will stoop so low a- to scatter in­
ley last week, escorting some prospec­ discriminately poisoned meat, knowing
A liberal reward should be offered and
tive land buyers from SantaCruz county , full well that it will result in the death
every resource of the city used in bring­
California, Messrs. Ellis and Davenpitt, of valuable dogs. And even if the dog
ing the guilty party to justice. Ifj.this
who seemed well pleased with what is not a valuable one. It may lie the
is not done, then the time is at hand for
they saw.
| meanest, mangiest cur that ever stood
repealing the tax ordinance or the re­
August Liekey of Swan Lake vallley, on four feet, but it is a dog and deserves
fusal of owners of dogs to pay it.
consideration—more consideration than
has begun making hay.
should lie shown the fellow who will
J. 0. Hamakerof the Bonanza Bulletin I undertake to poison him.
Artesian Water
was a Dairy visitor one day last week.
He was engaged in the pastime of trad­
To Dairymen
H. V. Mitchell, whois in charge of the ing horses.
Abner Weed ranch in Wood River valley
I have for sub- a complete < hee«e mak­
is the first man to bring in a genuine ar­ Mr. Dunn Bursell, who has been liv-j ing outfit, consisting of a 50 gallon self­
tesian well in Klamath County. Con­ ing on a homstead timlier claim north­ heating chee,e vat, hoop», presses, curd
siderable sickness ha, existed among west of the valley, during the past v in­ grinder, curd knives, cheese bandages,
the employee of the ranch, and it »as ter, is about to remove to Bonanza. He remet tablets, circles, etc. that can be
attributed to the drinking water that reports that all of the homesteaders up bad at lees than half factory prices, as
was secured from the river. Mr. Weed the mountain in his vicinity will lose ; I am out of the business. Call on, or
instructed Mr Mitchell to out down a their claims, as be has lost his, because I address me at Klamath Falls, Oregon.
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O. A. HTEARNM.
well until he found good, pure water, of a late decision of the Secretary of the
AGENT ASHLAND
and the result of this is an artesian well Interior, in which a former decision was
that flows from a pipe fourteen feet reversed, thus validating the location of Wanted-Bids for Clearing
Agent Firemans Fund Insurance Corporation
a>save the ground. The flow was struck this timlier land by some tim her syndi­
cate
which
had
formerly
located
on
the
at a depth of 21« feet. A great deal of
Persons who will contract to clear
interest has been manifested in the well, land by means of script. This script sagebrush ami plow ground are invited 1
was
formerly
declared
illegal,
and
some
t.< submit bids for lining the work on an |
and if it maintains its flow it will result
in the sinking of a large number in the twenty or more settlers bail made home­ acreage basis. Land to be cleared along
F rank I ra W hite . I
stead claims on the land in question, Macadam Road.
valley.
THU SECRETARY
KLAMATH FALLS LIGHT AND WATER COMPANY
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Iron Bedsteads, Mattresses, Linoleum
Silver-plated and Solid Silverware
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