KLAMATH REPUBLICAN
KLAMATH WATER USERS ASSOCIAI ION
Secretary's First Quarterly Statement
E. J. MURRAY, Editor
LEADING NEWSPAPER OF INTERIOR OREGON
TWO DOLLARS PER YEAR IN ADVANCE
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third lear. Beginning April 8.
1Q07 and Ending July o, 1007.
RECEIPTS:
Collected (rotu ii-»v«»iiieiit». receipt» I L'«7 ro 1354, inclusive ......... |134 >
Oregon stats corporation tax refunded..................................................... 4‘. hi
Pure Milk Pure Cream
Pure Buller
Delivered Daily from the Altamont
Dairy. Wholesale and Retail.
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DISBURSI MENIS:
Director’s per diem and expense*. ....................
Secretary's »alary....................................................
Attorney'» salary ..................................................
California corporation tax..............
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Office and hall rent....................
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Postage.... ....................................... ....... . ... . .
Printing ..................................................................
Stationery........... .. ,jt............................................
Telephone.......................................................... . . .
Office furniture and fixtures......... ....................
Assessments refunded............................................
Recording fee*.........................................................
Miscellaneous expen-e, ....... ....
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E4ery Detail olOur hairy 1« '■‘unitary, insuriiig
the Purity and Healthfulness of Our Products.
ALTAMONT DAIRY
The general concensus of opinion re­
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garding the program to We followed dur­
ing the stay of Secretary Garfield and
keno is situated in the Soutl e ti
PHON
his coterie of assistants is that one
part
of Klamath County, on the
thing should | rjdominate, boosting.
Klamath river, at the terminus of
We should boost the Klamath country
as it has never been boosted before. navigation. Two steamers land here;
This does not mean that a ]u»rson mail, express ami passengers are
should go beyond the bounds of tacts, transferred from the stage to the
for that is not necessary. The truth is Iroat at this point. Adjoining Keno
good enough for anyone, ami if that 1» on the west is a large In-lt of Umber,
presented to the Secretary, he will have and on the east is a large body of
Total Expenses........................... . ..............
marsh lands. Near Keno, on the
a letter idea of the greatnes« of things river,
is immense water power. Tele­
Warrants over-issued at beginning of quarter ...
here.
phone connection» with xll parts of
Balance cash on bun 1
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Another thing that should not pre-1 the country. Has a good school, two
store«
and
two
saw
mills.
dominate, and which, in fact, should be
conspicuous by its total absence, is
ELMER I. APPLEGATE,
Mrs. Atkins was laid to rest in the
kicking. For the ]>ast year this section
Secretan Klamath Water ('«ers \««o. citen.
Keno
cemetery
last
w
eek,
she
died
of
would remind one of a mule in action­
kick, kick. kick. The time of the Sec­ heart failure.
Content.« of July "Success Magazine"
Mrs. 11. L. Smith (the blind lady)
retary should not be consumed by those
FORI' KLAMATH
who have fault to find. He will have started to Portland Monday to visit rela­
Roosevelt—Democrat, by Robert Loe
all he can do if he will get time to lis­ tives. She will l>e away two or three
Dunn.
ten to the good things that ought to l>e month». Ruth Doten accompanied her
Fort Klamath is located in the
The moonshiners, IL S. Cooper.
told him and the requests that will be to the railroad.
northern part of Klamath county,
An eighteen hour swim, W. G. Fitz­
made of him. There may be some
William Smith, the man who run the and is in the center of what is recog­ Gerald.
petty things to kick about, but the Sec­ engine last summer in the Keno saw­ nized as the Switzerland of America.
Key West, Illi)Hirted
Wines and Liquors
A quart of turquoises. Henry t Milner
retary is not the man to listen to them, mill. is back to the Klamath basin. He In close proximity to Crater Lake and Rideout.
and Domestic Cigars
of Choice Vintage
and the person who is foolish enough to reports having been in a train wreck on surrounded by the greatest natural
"Play ball!" Henry Reach Needham.
attempt it will ascertain that he was , the S. P. R. R. and narrowly escaped and scenic wonders on the continent,
The iH-ranitiulating house, Elliott
barking up the wrong tree. He is here .death.
it will, within a few years, lie one of Flower.
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on a special mission and that mission is
the greatest tourist resorts on the
Roliert Gallahue Todd, Wilbur Nes­
Mr. Kerns, the capitalist, returned to Pacific coast.
too important to be interfered with by
bit.
the cock and bull stories of some theor­ bis home in Chico, Calif., last Sunday.
The wireless telegraph bubble, Ftank
ist who thinks he knows better than
Fourth of July excitement this year Favant.
A man. whose name we did not learn,
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anyone else in the world how things 1 cut his leg severely about the knee. He lasted until Sunday night with the usual I "I had a friend”, Orison Swett Mar-
ought to be done. Department officials was brought to Keno the other day and amount of war dances, l»attle.» and horse den.
are used to running up against such the Steamer Klamath took him to racing. The weather ba« been unusual­ The road to heart’s desire, Edna S.
kickers, and when they put in their ap­ Klamath Falls to be treated by Dr. ly fine, with the exception of Saturday I Valentine.
AT ALL HOURS OF THE DAY OR NIGHT
afternoon, when a shower and hail
pearance there is generally something Maston.
Ghosts of the ditch, Alfred Damon
storm broke over the valley flooding 1 Runyon.
doing.
The Snowgoose boys have struck an every tent and the grounds to a depth
However it is not likely that there
The sanitary home, Claudia Quigley
extremely rich gold mine in Nevada. of about four inches.
First-Cla»» Cuisine
Perfect Service
will be any fault-finding done.
Murphy.
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Mr. Barrett, who was formerly a host­
Training
the
baby,
Christine
Terhune
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Prop's
W.
II. Dt't.AXsr, Manager
l’p to the present we have beard of no
ler for the Oregon Mage Co., is also in
Herrick.
casualties. The small boy in this vicin­
Much criticism is being indulged in the strike.
otli<-e bovs I’ve met, Montague Gia««
by the press generally over the proposed i A splendid rain fell last Saturday and ity seems to have escaped all right.
quarantine to be established by the state
vegetation U booming.
The Klamath Falls boys came up with
of Texas against those afflicted with con­
Mr.
Wampler and played the Agency Wan ted-Bids for Clearing
One of the Hover girls at Shovel
sumption in its advanced stage. This
bovs. with the usual result, 7»to 12 in
criticism has taken on a vein of denun­ Creek is now cook at the hotel.
favor of the Falls. Both sides, how­
ciation ag tit s wba' it chooses to term,
Persons who will contract to clear
ever,
did some very pretty work.
the inhumanity of the Board of Health
sagebrush ami plow ground are invited
[This letter was received too I late for
of Texas. There is another side to the
The Margaret Iles Company »bowed t<> «iibtnit bills for doing the w«>rk on an
publication last week.]
question, that has been overlooked.
' here for the first time Sunday night in acreage basis. Land to be cleared along
Mrs. Day is on the sick list.
F rank I ka W hite .
HL’.OO l’ICIV YICA1V
These unfortunates have been pouring
the "Two Sisters” and our anticipa­ Macadam Road.
into Texas for many years. The most
Clis Reader is having his house tions were rm re than realized. Each
stringent sanitary laws have lieen passed ■ painted. Robbins is doing the work. member of the company being an ac­
by the state, relative to the disposition Mr. Reader may well be proud of his complished artist and the specialties of
of the sputum, particularly against its! home.
Miss Stanton and Mi— Brandon were
being deposited on the streets and side
especially
pleasing. Monday evening
The box social last Friday evening
walks. Every consumptive knows that
was a success. The proceeds were they played Fanebon the Cricket, in
these laws exist and they further know alout f2>), which goes to buy a school which Maggie Mitchel gained her fame
that every time they violate them they j bell. The program was good and the vears ago. In the Two Sisters and
endanger the lives of those who have , dance which followed was better. All Ianchon Miss lie» »bows nicely her
escape«! the scourge of the dreaded dis­
great power as an emotional actress,
enjoyed themselves.
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ease. But ex'eryone who has ever visited
every word and action being distinct and
Charley
Nelson
went
to
the
Falls
that section of the country knows that j
pleasing, she was well supported. Joe
as a rule these invalids absolutely ig­ Monday to make final pri»>f on his Thompson. a« Mother liidot, was the
nore these precautions. Some have homestead. J. L. Padgett and Albert most realistic witch we have ever seen,
even been known to go out of their way Shur went along as witnesses.
while .Mr. Meade can make any fool
to violate them, and it has been this
Ira Hansen is putting up a new house ashamed of himself.
selfish disregard of the rights and com­ and also a pair of stock scales. He will
Harry I'eltz and party were visitors
forts of others that has forced Texas to be prepared to weigh almoat anything.
here during the past week.
threaten the adoption of so stringent a
I
Frank Nelson is hauling log» and put­
measure a« exclusion. If the quaran­
Our enterprising townsman, Louis
ting
them
in
the
mill
pond.
tine is established no one will be to
Hessig, Las beeu subjected to a »light 1
blame but those who are afflicted, for . Bun Griffith and T. O. Hague from .affliction, which is rapidly passing oft. .
they have done the least to prevent the , Odessa were in Keno taking a look at We hope it will be many years liefore it |
spread of the desease.
the country.
visits him again.
Mr. Dyre has expressed a desire to
quit the hotel business. Now is a good
The Power Project
Bad Break
time for someone to make application
for the Keno hotel.
There is much speculation up and
To the indefatigable labors of the
down the coast as to what the Southern
New Firm
gopher is due a sixty-foot break in i the ,
Pacific is going to do with the power
main canal. The break occurred 1 near '
that is to be generated near Spencer’s.
the home of Frank Ira White, on the
That it is going to be one of the largest
The Wright-Milla Company is the East Klamath Falls tract, Sunday night .
individual power plants in the United latest addition to the business firms of at 11 o'clock. The roar of the escaping
States is a certainty, for the plans call this city. It is successor to the firm of wateW attracted the attention of Mr.
for the raising of the river thirty feet, Horning & Casey. John W. Wright, White and he notified the authorities. ,
its conveyance through a ditch lor a the bead of the new company, comes The headgate» are shut down each night
distance of five and one half miles and here from Los Angeles, and is a practic­ and there was nothing to do but to wait
its precipitation about four hundred ing attorney. W. J. Mills is secretary the emptying of the big ditch, Up­
feet. This immense fall with the enor­ ami treasurer. It is the intention of wards of fifty acres of alfalfa were de-!
mous quantity of water will develop the company to engage in the real estate stroyed.
sufficient power to make it one of the and investment business and abstracts
Early Monday morning preparations
most notable plants in the world.
and certificates of title, in both of which were made for the immediate repair of
But the all-importantquestion is what the members have had wide exper­ the break anil the entire force of men at
are they going to du with it. The first1 ience. They are gentlemen of recog­ the command of the Service were turned
inkling along this line was given by Gen­ nized integrity ami come here with flat­ on the work and every effort will be put
eral Managei Krutschnitt while in San tering endorsements ami are certain to forth to close up the gap in the shortest ■
Fruncisco the latter part of last week meet with a most cordial welcome.
possible time. How long it is going to |
when he stated that his company had
take i» problematical, for it occurred in
great things in store for the Bay City,
a rather difficult place to repair, ,but[five
City Warrants
the greatest of which was the electrifi­
days will probably suffice to put it in
cation of the Oakland branch. There is
condition.
Notice is hereby given that there are
only one place from which they can se­
These breaks may Ire looked for turn­
cure sufficient power to do this work funds in the town treasury for the re- ing the first year or two until the ditch
and that is their Klamath power plant. demption of the following warrants :
Irecomes thoroughly settled. That the
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The manner in which they are rush­
gophers are a continnal menace is well
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ing to completion the California North­
known and every effort will be put for­
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eastern and the indications of similar
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ward to exterminate tfie pests. This is
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activity on the Natron-Klamath Fall«
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a matter that the department of agri-'
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branch again brings prominently to the
culture has devoted much time and
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front the determination of the S. P. to
¡attention to. and it is now believed that
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make tiie main line to Frisco through
a solution of the problem ha» been found ,
Interest on above warrants ceases by inoculating'them with disease germs. '
this city and the practical abandonment
of the Siskiyou and Cow Creek canyon June 27,1907.
Where this ha- been tried it has proven
Dated at Klamath Falls, Oregon, this very efficacious, and may lie tried here ,
line, thus placing Ashland, Medford and
Agent Firemans Fund Insurance Corporation
that section on a branch. It is the in­ 27th day of June, 1ÍMJ7.
unless the methods of extermination are (
J. W. S iemens , City Treasurer.
tention of the S. P. to eventually oper­
successful.
ate their lines Ire tween Portland ami I
L ater —Water w turned in t<»!av.
Fan Francisco by electricity and they
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pose from the Klamath river.
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ELECTRIC
IRONS
Klamath Falls Light and Water Company
M iDWAY B ar
MERCHANTS’ LUNCH
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GEO. T. BALDWIN
HARDWARE and AGRICUL­
TURAL IMPLEMENTS
Builder’s Hardware, Stoves and Ranges, Sporting Goods
Plumbing Supplies, Iron Pipe, Iron, Steel, Horse Shoes
Paints and Oils, Crockery and Glassware, Graniteware
DEERING MOWERS,
RAKES, REAPERS AND
BINDERS
Prices greatly re­
duced on Mowers
and Hay Rakes
Complete Stock
of Extras
always on hand
Iron Bedsteads, Mattresses, Linoleum
Glass, Doors and Windows
Silver-plated and Solid Silverware
Studebaker Buggies and Wagons
AGENT ASHLAND IRON WORKS
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