KLAMATH
Official Newspaper
of Klarnath County
VOL. XIII.
PREPARING
FOR DEFICIT
REPUBLICAN.
Official Newspaper
of Klamath County
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KLAMATH FALLS. KLAMATH COUNTY. OREGON. JUNE II. 1908.
ing that lh«* iiiiiotinl in far in egress <4
what limy shotihl I >•« cm 11 I upon to pay
when (lie Ina upon other bufine«! firm*
in taken into ronableratloris
Again,
there uro tiu» rehu nt« who object b» a tax
idfAOa year, < laiunng that it is lu
inm li fur llie amount »( business Iran-
■ailed.
I he coiim il will nql I"i hasty in tak
ing m l nm mi tins matter and wli«n the
|m item is llnallv x-tlh-d it will lie site l
diie di hln'riatmn and a thorough investi
gation »»I th" methods "inploved by
other l ilies who have solved the same
problem.
In connection will» the mailer of in
creasing the revenue ol the city it ha»
l>een suggested to admit a number ol
the addiiions Intu llie inuiilcijial cor-
I ¡"'ration. Most ol lb« parties owning
’ llu- additions w ill I"- willing to come in
if they are sure that they will not be
called ii|»m to pay more than their just
share ol the city '■ taxes,
Il 1» sell that these matters pertain
ing to the finances of the city lie well
i-onsideied Iwfore any action is taken.
No Franchise for Keno Canal
School Matters
NO. Il
Klamath was well represented at the
! Rose Carnival. Aside from having a
Tlie regular Juue term of the Cireuil
For the second lien© the common conn
The fir«t «-itfhth grade graduitlioii «*x-
large delegation of boosters in the Riae
< il »4 Klamath Falls ha« lurnetl down ©r<*i«M«N <4 th«* ptibhc Mi'hiMil xa« held lh Coyrt will convene next Monday. There City during the Festival the float al trai-t-
the franchise for tin- Keno canal, Last the school house on Fri«luy evening, A •re 4 larg© numlier o( criminal CBMMt ed a great deal of attention as it was
year it was turoed down I m * cm < i «© the representative audience was pr«'M»nt to hut many of them have l/e©u on the generally pronounced one ol the most
property owners on the West Hide ob lend eiK-uuragement l«iambition« vouth- docket I >r year«. Then* »re al«o several attractive in several parades. The float
jectcrltoa large oj*m »lib h along lile The ei«»rriM*N were opened with a song of reeent «lute and they .will attract con* was first used in the industrial paraile,
street, and also becauae th©right ol »ay recital by th© m-bool. A numlier of ' aiderable attention. The criminal do k- and on last Saturday it was again used
a« ross private pro|M»rty eall©«l lor such a s<*h»»ol patron« then voic«-*l their i<leaa , el I« a« follows
in the Wixslmen of the World parade.
Htal© v« J. F. M uim , 4.l«arge»l witbl
large portion of th© iesi»l©m’© lots ms to on *M-ho*d uftair and hi gen«-ral gave
Local Woodmen secure,! the float for
murder
Neriouily depreciate th© vslues nl the hearty approval to th» eff.»rt« p it forth
tins occasion and in additiou to the
Ftate vn . Goodlow ami Norcroaa, ■
pro|M»rty cross’d by th© ditch. To re* during th© la-it year I«» raise the sch<>ul
many attractive features they secured
move th© objt« tionable feature1« <4 the nt this point hi manner of eqmptnenl charged with larceny.
the prettiest girl in the stete of Wash
State vn . Jovhua Buck matter, charged
o|M*n ditch am! to bring the »lamsg» to uni ©Ihciency. Prominent among the
ington to ride on the float to represent a
t
th© properly to the lowest possible point N|M*akrrN were IV. P. Hedge, Orrin Mo : with larceny.
milk maul. C. T. Oliver and a numfier
State
vm
.
Liakey,
charge*I
with
tbe
<
'umber,
W.
I.
ami
J.
K.
Welch
and
IP
am! keep within the money expenditure
of other Klamath Falls Woodmen par-
Klamath Falls going dry pot th©
The adjourned meeting of the Water
Oden. t’uiinly Super in tendertt I larceny ol a liorae.
available for that part of the project, the F.
I ticipated in this parade and acted as a
Mayor an l ths city council tec© to lac©
State vn . Bichanl I D m *, Belling liquor i
Users' Association was called to order
Iteclamation Service made new plan», Wight, presenting th© fcpuiiM-, pr© •
i special e»<oiirt for the Klamath float.
with th© problem of r^iaing money to
by President Alex. Martin, Jr., and the
contemplating the c >natru< tion of a ceded Ins talk to the < I mh - by making a i to minors,
They were tendere<Fan ovation all along
|»ay th© c ’K| m ha «’ <4 the city goVi-inno'iit.
State v«. John l>«ie, »o«loruy.
roll call showed that there was enough
few remarks on cooperation l*etwecn
w<Mslen
or
con<*retc
flume,
I
feet
by
3
the line uf march and frequently it was
'I'll© twelve Nal«M»iiN Hh<l tbs brewery pot
State \ n . John Iloe, aaaault and bat-j
»lock represented to permit a vote on
fe««t in »limenaion, ami then aske»l fur teacheran<l parent. Aller the speaking
heard that the Klamath representation
out of basinet« by prohibition wh rh
tery.
the amendments which apfiear on the
the tables were spread with g‘»ol things
Um
loot
right
of
way
along
the
street
was an ideal one.
go©« into ©Rvct on J uh I nt nieans that
btat«* vn . Albert Fitch, >n»aault with a
second page of thia paper. Ballots con
and a twenty foot right of way through th© I a* lies hail prepared. In reporting
•
th© revenue of the citv will I«© d©« rt*a«©d
taining the proposed amendments were
lb© lot« atHith of lot 7 hi West Klamath , th«- work of ten month© an average J.oly d«*adly weapon.
|.’ m > hi annually
II in nverHnary to rai •«’
Arrested for Horse Stealing
State v«. J. W. Burk, arson.
distributed and the association proceeded
attendance of ninety six and one third
I
alls,
the
tbluie
to
la-
constructed
to
all
iiiouey so u© oilier way ami with till«
Slate vn All»ert Marshall, forgery.
8. H. Bittner is now confined in the , to vote.
crossings and on Highstreet, when open per cent wa« attained. Pupils neithi r
object in view the Mayor ami the conn*
Plata vb . Fred (’uliin«, larceny of a county jail charged with stealing a horse
A resolution was introduced asking
ed,
so
as
not
to
impede
travel.
last
absent
nor
tardy
were
Waid,
Elsie,
Car-
ell ha*'» I aw ii dev iaitig mean« (or levy
from J. D. Carroll. He was arrested the Reclamation .Service to construct
nig lit the city council laid this franchise . mi© and Gerald Oden. This es’ab- horae.
mg an occupation tax.
What the
Mate vs. Hjordt, lerceny of a steer.
Hear the state line by Constable John the Clear fake dam by force accoont
Distinguished Visitors
on Ilia table refusing to further consider 1 lishi’ss re«*ord for regularity and punct
amount uf Ibis tax will I m * baa not yet
State vs. Chas. Hamaker, larceny j Hughes, of Dorris,and he was taken of and immediately thereupon the trouble
it
unless
the
Reclamation
"ervice
officials
uality
in
this
district.
While
the
vlsita
been decided. but all huidn©«© firms and
kluiuiith in ©uterttinhig at gueil« u
from a dwelling.
Dorris and held there awaiting the ar- began. Everyone took aides and consid
professional men will I»© classified an l a miuilwr «4 the high officials «4 the Notllli« would change the franchise to call for a by parents were few, vet ¡mtrons having
."t»t<- vs. John Doe, killingauimals be- rival of ."heriF Obenchain and Deputy erable time was taken up on the argu
• rn I’ m » iiic. I hr |*©rty arrived Friday “concrete conduit or flume,“ nnd until I children in school have shown marked
tax impneed accordingly.
longing to another.
John Schallock. They returned with ments pro and con.
Thei«’ ar© inure than one humhvtlaml nih I it inrlud©« Chief Engineer Win. the property <>w tiers along the line of interest in tlie work. A healthy «choul
State vs. Jos. Coburn, larceny of * ’heir prisoner Sunday.
Director John Irwin introduced Engi
twenty fiv© pereuna and firm* in this II imm I, I. I C m I vmi . general manager the flume lia<l la-ell set th" I with satis spirit has l>eeh engendered ami sustain*
neer Henny’s correspondence in regard
factorily
for
rights
of
way
and
had
ta-en
©<i
throughout
the
school
year
and
m CoW.
Bittner
told
the
Dzrris
officer
that
he
city that will I»© sulijeu't to the taxation, and vic© prrMidriit of N»ulh<rn Perific,
Slate v». Ernest Wolford, assault with was riding the horse tu the railroad to Clear lake dam and immediately fol
and from thi« it in eipv< t«»<| a NUfficienl II 1’ II ■«') ,< m'-lruction engineer «4 th© given assurance ol a concrete flume or class of graduates is the result. Thoea
graduating have signified a determi* a deadly weapon.
where he was going to leave it for Pearl lowing thia a vote was taken and the
revenue w»ll I»© derived t<» not only meet ('nliforiiiA Northenatern, C<4. W. If. conduit through their premises.
State
vs.
Win.
Monroe,
larceny,
As
the
property
owners
objected
to
a
nation
<»(
fitting
themselves
for
the
high*
Carroll,
who would ride it bock to Klam resolution asking fur force account was
all of the current ©X| m ’U n « is , but also to 11‘lMhirtl. who Lai rliarg© of the Pelican
State vs. Fred l.iskey, Mayhem.
ath Falls on his way home from Portland. voted down by an overwhelming vote.
pay <»fT «om© of the warrant indebted Hay r«*«»it. Henry Cruaahy, whu H mm »uoden flume on the contention that er things of life, Miss Zclma Hedge will
A resolution then was passed in
State vs. J. J. Arant, larceny
a He had been in the employ of Mr. Car
charge «4 the wal< r
along th© the leakage would damage their properly. enter high school at Antioch, Cal., and
ness of th© city
structing the directors of the Maoci-
calf.
will
afterward«
take
a
cour-e
at
Mayor
Hilts
»as
asked
if
the
city
would
"an
roll
for
some
time
and
was
suspected
to
To sum© it may s©©m that th© tax is »»ili I»’ ml ill»- (»rival«’ •«• rolaritfn to
St ate v«. K. H. Bittner, larceny of a the theft as soon as it was found that ati >n to telegraph to Director F. H. New-
an unnecessary harihhip, but those who Mr»iri II »»I ami Calvin.
Thia i> grant the franchise for a wooden Hume Jos© Normal. Miss Ella AndeAion Mill
horse.
well, of the Reclamation Service, and to
ii|em
an
indemnity
larnd
being
given
by
e
iter
high
scltod
at
Berkeley,
(
’
al.
.Mi-s
the hoi re had been stolen.
• onaiderth© sihia'i hi will i©n<l»ly
the first I kim < ihiil Mr. Ilood ha« visited
Two of the parties, Monroe and Bitt*
While at Dorris Sher riff Obencbain the Oregon Delegation urging them to
that it in a plot««lion. A noniL« r of th© I hi« city ii 1111« *ug 11 no me year« ago he the Water I’sers’ Association, or a num Ella passed a <■ red «table examination
reconsider the Clear lake dam bids and
isal ©«tat© men liave aln udy got to UBwatlhr head <4 a surveying party ber of them agreeing to pay nnv and all ami gives promise of a strong student. ner, again»t a horn the criminal actions and Deputy John Schallock each hail a
are pending are confined in the county pair of gloves stolen from his overcoat the letting of the contract for its con
damages
such
pro|wrty
ow
ners
might
Mis©
Elsie
and
Waid
oden
will
probably
g-’ther ami agreed that they an- willing ihat roti n preliminary survey through
jail. Some of the others are out on bail and some one got away with the sheriff's struction, immediately following thia
lu piy |i(M> per year
Thi« will mean thi - (NMiutry Th© object of the Vl«i t of sustain by reason of such leakage, and enter the c-tate Nurmal at W eston. <»ur
another resolution was introduced ask
ami many have long since left the coun j hat-
tea»
her,
Mr.
Hall,
is
mi
alumnus
of
this
he
replied
that
the
city
would
not,
but
that ©very person who engage« iii tin« il»<* ptirli
<»*r an can I»© learned in to
ing for a Congressional investigation of
try.
institution
nnd
these
worthy
young
would
insist
on
concrete
an
I
settlement
Bittuer
was
arraigned
before
Justice
line of bu«in©M in thi« city will I m - «uh look over the new road and Io in«|»cct
hi addition to the criminal docket of the Peace A. D. Miller Thursday the Klamath Project from the time of
jecl t<> Ibis tn* if the »• •• him il a » t« on th© lhe coiin I ruction work now g*ung on. with the property owners before grant jM-ople have* hopes of becoming proficient
ing the franchise.
teachers. The follow ing are candidates there will I m - a large number of civil and was held to the grand jury in the its inception. This was placed on the
re ominemUliou. It it very pro liable
for honors next year
Ivan Welch,Ger- ca«es, including several action* for di sum ol
It
is
simply
holding
up
the
farmers
and in default of bail was table and an adjournment was taken un
that the tax©” will rang© lioin |2A to
The f<4l«»w tug in th© jury h«( •©!© •rted
ahi and Carmie <Men, George Gray, vorce. Court will be in session for sev again committed to tbe county jail til lb o'clock Saturday morning.
under
the
project
unless
they
are
willing
|HX> |«er year, and at th© next meeting fur lb© J un© term «. 1 llie Circuit <5 lurt,
When the meeting was convened next
to let the city dictate what kind of flume Helen McCuniber, Jessie Anderson and eral davs.
where he will be confined until June
«4 the council an ordmam*© will I»© in 1 u hich convene© on the 15th
morning an effort was made to adjourn
Henry Ftoehsler.
shall
I*
built
with
their
money,
ami
that
term
of
court
convenes
when
he
will
be
trmluced which will fix th© tax and the Fi«tik Aruihirong A. F. Htunkey
until after the Farmers' Institute, but
they should accept such property owners
tried for the offense.
Adams Dredge at Work
amount for th© various kind« of bu«i- A H. Brown
W. O. Webb
it was unsuccessful and a motion pre
as
they
might
l.-el
inclined
to
impose
!»©•« eslMbli«hiii**ni« and pr<4©s«ion«.
Henry Slmw
11. T. Baldwin
The Adams dredge is now at work on
Klamath Falls ia to have tbe benefit vailed that the resolution asking for the
Who is standing in the way of im
In addition to this mailer, a tax or G K Brandenburg W. ft. 8im|«on
IVm Wight made final proof on Ins the dike tor the experimental farm. ' of another reduction in freight rates. investigation of the project be taken from
provement
and
prugraa*.
and
for
what
license lor sll |a* Idler« in I*© mg con I II « kMl
Felix Stricklin
homestead June 1W.
The machine was taken to the farm Friday the new rates of the McIntire the table.
purpose?
sidered. and the council will m l on the 1 red Bueaiug
F. R Janssen
Election at Dairy went ofi very quiet along the railroad cut and by following Trausportion Company go into effect and
Before a vote was taken on the resolu
<>.
A.
SriAHs«.
question hi a way that lb© result will b© i n«d Hiukel
Fred Hlahlman
and orderly. Old timers say it was the this course it was neceaaary to take 1 the reduction is 10 cents on each IUD tion more than an hour was spent in de
• ♦ •»• « •
the protection <>f lb© busine«N firm« <4 < ‘h©«. Ag©r
W. 8. Blough
only a short cut in order to get to the pounds between Dorris and this city. bate and many personal altercations fol
II. M. Crook., the Prr.iilent -if the liest election crowd ever seen in Dairy.
the city a« well as a revenue for *h© Alh’ii filmiti
Clay Taylor
A new girl came to Mr. and Mrs. ¡»>int where work was to begin. The The new rate ia: lat claaa, 56 eenta, old lowed which should not come up in a
Albani
Coiliqte.
wa.
icreeli"!
by
a
crowd
city.
• •«•«». T. (’lino
J, ('.Taylor
dredge is in good shape and if no acci- 1 rate, 65 , 2nd clasa, new 50, old 60; 3rd meeting of this kind. The many parties
ed bouie Thiirmlay »lien ho delivered Early Arant June third.
I lie tax that will I m - ihi | I Mill It© A .
Lew I«
I'. C. Chitwood
dents happen it will not he long until I claaa, new 45, old 55; 4tb class, new 40, interested in the question exploded a
hi. addra.1 tu the member, of the gr.d
P.
H.
Gray
took
a
load
of
veal
to
Kia
G. W. Ollielil
collect©*! quarterly •«» that it will not Im < MU» Heidiich
the dike « ¡>1 1st completed,
In the old 50; 5th class, same as 4tb. The com- number of things of which many of the
u.tlli, cl»«« ol the Hitfli School. Ill« math Falls Wednesday.
too hard unth«’ ¡«eyer«, and it is thought W M. Mendenhall M II. Wampler
meantime
Mr. Adams is having a ecow modity rate on carload lota has been re stockholders had no knowledge, an l ap
•uhject wm “Growth.” an l hi» diaeoanw*
Jacob
Rueck
and
C.
W.
Sherman
that in a abort time conditi»»ns will n 1 L nrv < >fienba<'her A. M. Sutton
»a» highly interv.tin, .nd replete with went to Klamath Falls to attend the built on the Upper lake and as soon as Juced from 5o cents per cwt. to30centa. parently would not have giiiued any had
a*ljii«t themselves that the city will b© II I.AIdfi.U-«’
Burge Mason
the experimental farm work is finished The commodity rate ia on salt, sugar, it not been that this resolution came up
good » lioleaome thought. Prof. Crook« Water Users' meeting.
able (o get along nicely without the rev
the machinery will be moved on to it. j canned goods, nails, wire, coal, iron or for debate and consideration. In the
I ho election in Langell Valley w ill go ia an entertaining «|>eaker and |>o»»ea
©nue heretofore derived from th© Inpior on record a« a inoilel for all future elec
F. M. Bennett, J. II. Welch, D. Y. It is very probable that the dredge will steel, lime, brick, and cement in sacks absence of President Alex. Martin, Jr.,
the faculty of holding the attention of
traffic.
Gray and Eudwig Steisl went to Kla remain on the Upper lake and Wood ; or barrels,
Vice-President Jaeob Rueck presided,
tions. Mi Swingle was the only candi hi» aitdieueeand making 1 »ee every
The occupation tax is now being fully date present. There was not a drop of point, which lie uaually illuatrated with math Falls Monday, J une8, to make final river permanently as there is consider- I Tbe commodity rate will also apply on and he had his hands full during the en
able work to lie done in that section, ■ | | all exports from this city including grain tire morning.
discussed not only by the Mayor and liquor t<i l>e found and everything was ■onir pungent atory or auggeatjon. For proof on their respective homesteads.
ths council, hut also l\ all of (he hii-i jieifect harmony. A taiunteuiia repot more than an hour he took the large
While the resolution was under dis
J. <J Willits. County School Superin and if Wool! river is to be kept open it 1 I flour
flour ind~
and potaioJs.
potatoes. This rate will be
noss men of th© city. I wry one i« was patticipated in by all present. The audience from a humoroua aitnation to a tendent of lurke Countv passed through will take more or lees dredging every subject to modification on thirty days cussion a motion was made to adjourn,
aware that something mu-’l l>e done to g.asl |,dics are responsible (or this event aerioua one ana then back again, making thia place in a four horse caravan Mon vear. During the Summer the Weed I notice. Heavy bulky freight will be but it was voted down. In order to get
cut will l>e made and thia Winter the hauled by special contract. This reduc an accurate vote the bouse was cleared
provide liienn« for running the nffaii« «4 for which they are entitled to the great- hi. add re.« one that ia lieneficial to the day accompanied by some frien.'s.
the city ami the oc’Upatioti tux «©©in« < st praise. The dinner was tit lur kings, entire audience a» well as to the grad-
A ma«« meeting of the Water Users, channel of the river will be opened and tion will mean a considerable saving on of all except the members of the associ
the only solution f«»r the question. which g'w-s to show that though we are nates.
all goods shipped into this city, and ation. Numerous other motions were
was held at Bonanza to discuss some straightened.
An effort will lie made to open Wood should in time reduce the cost of many made pro and con, and discussion fol.
There is also some talk of tin* ) h »II tax, but tai mor folk our ladies arc sure go*I
The musical part of the program con important matter» in regard to the rec»
river so that the tioats can go as far as articles that are imported.
1» it this i« not to iui|Mirtant as the other cooks.
lowed discussion, until at twelve o’clock
aiatcxl <>( a piano solo by Misa Evelyn laination work, chief of which was to
Fort Klam th. Inorder to do this it
the chair declared a recess unti!2o'clock.
an«l is not receiving mm h attention at
unite
in
urging
an
early
lieginning
on
Applegate
and
vocal
solos
by
Mr.
T.
\V.
A. G. Duh me, J. C. Cravens and T. B-
Ward Dwight <4 the Dwight Liunl>er
will l>e necessary to remove a bridge and
this time.
Immediately upon convening in the
the
Clear
Lake
dam.
Much
diseatie*
Zimmerman
and
by
Mrs.
Harry
Caden.
I i Co. id San Francisco, ia in the city on
Morgan leave tomorrow for a month's afternoon a motion was made that the
Il is realm© I by everyone that «.tint* business with the Long lake l.umlier This part of the program made the eve faction is apparent on account of the to do considerable dredging and it is now
too hit in the season to do this for Sum trip to the mountains. They will put in meeting be adjourned and the same car
thing must I © don©, hut that something Co. Ilia company will likely handle ning all the more enjoyable.
numerous delays.
most of their time bunting fpr bear.
is reining many argumen*« ami i* large shipments of ls>xes Iron» the local
Horace Mitchell was in Dairy Sunday. mer run. However, this Winter the With seven bear dogs in the party it is ried before many of the members knew
On last Sunday the Indian known as
stream
will
be
made
navigable
to
the
what was happening. According to a
eliciting many g»*» I suggestions lr »m
Toney Murrate is engaged ¡minting a
very probable that they will succeed in motion made in the early part of the
concern.
“Cnpoloaity'' came riding into town
Fort.
the husines« and pr<4©-om»nnl ni©n who
sign for W. P, Sedge today.
getting big gau-e.
meeting the Association will meet again
W. C. Dalton is in the city from the with blood all over hie horse and saddle i I
will be called U|w»ii t«« |»ay th© tax. It
J. D. Seaton found two bee trees re on the first Friday in September.
and
said
that
he
had
tieen
shot.
The
was proposed that real ©«tut© firms lie Till" lake country to attend the meet
.1. Frank Adams is making arrange-
cently containing a good quantity tt
shooting occurred at I’ine Creek and
Klamath Kall« Military Band at its
It is evident that all of the impending
subjected to a tax of (III! |w»r annum, ing of the Water Users' Association and
nients to start liia dredge down
was
done
bv
Dan
Isniis.
It
seems
that
well as quality of honey. Judging from trouble ia the Water Users' Associaiion
meeting
Frkiav
niuht
decided
to
give
a
lull many <4 them object Io this, claim- to take in the Farmer,' Institute.
the river to la-gin work on the dike for
! the looks of him those bees were on the
the Indian was drunk and quarrelsome grand picnic on the Fourth of July. No
the reclamation of the marsh land ex war-path.
(Continued on Third Page)
and from what Lnuia save had threaten sle|>s has lieen taken towards a celebra
perimental farm. It will take about
ed hie life. I.'»uis got hold of a ritleand tion in the city so the musical organiza
one month to throw up the necessary
shot •‘Copoloeity" the hall entering the tion devilled to give a picnic in Grand
dike. In the mean time the l>arge for
hollow of the body and coming out just View Park, which is situated on the
the dredge will be built on the Upper
below the hip. Ttic wound ia a danger west side of the Upper lake. Arrange
lake an<l just as soon as the work on
ous one and it is a question of life or ments will la* made to convey the |>eople
the experimental farm is finished the,
death.—Alturas llepublicaii.
to the boat landing and from there the
machinery will be transferred to the (
Saturday night at the home ol Mr. ! ' Is>at will make a trip to the giounds new barge and will lie moved to Wood
and Mrs. J. I’. Bonham in this city oc , every hour. A platform will la* put up river vallev. Parker A Taylor will have I
curred the marriage of Mrs. Mary Bran for dancing and there will be nil kinds some work done on the channel of the I
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denburg and Mr. C. II. Blah, Rev. P. of aniuaementa for everyone. The music river so as to make it better for navi-1
Conklin officiating. The couple recent for the occasion will la* furnished l>y the gation and then the dredge will begins
ly arrived here from Siskiyou county , band. The program for the dav w ill I«1 work on the Weed cut which will re
and the groom ia now engaged in con announced later.
claim a considerable acreage of valuable
ducting the Palace restaurant. The cer
.las. W. Jury has lieen awared the con land in that section.
The Weed cut
emony was performed in the pretence tract for the construction of acliedulusU, w ill be about six miles long.
of relatives and a few close friends, and .'i an<l 18 of the ."outli Branch laterals.
FOR
I. A. Duffy will leave in a few days
immediately following a wedding dinner The work includes the construction of
was served.
! live and a halt' miles of laterals and the , for San D;ego, where he will reside per-
A team hitched to a wagon loaded removal ef about
cubic yards of i manently. He has disposed of most of
with |M>sts became frightened thia noon dirt. Maney Brothers. A Co. bid on the , his interests in thia city anil will here-
at E. A. Dunham's automobile and | same work. This is the first instance , after put in Ins time laxvsting Southern
started down Main street on a dead run. where a liuul ow ner under the Klamath California. Mr. Duffy spent the greater
Frank Bryant, who was driving the project has taken a contract forthecon- part of eleven years in this city ami dur-
team, held his place on the seat and struction of a portion of the irrigation , ing that time he has had hia share of
the country's prosperity. While a resi
kept the team in the middle o( the street system
dent of this city he was a good booster
until they had run several block», when
James l.iudsay t<
for the country and it is safe to say that
he got them stopped.
bruise or sprain in
in Ills sunny California home lie w ill
Trespass notice, have lieen posted all causing him much pain.
ilw.tys be willing to speak well of this I
along Buena \ isla water front and shoot
The range stock is all in good condi- section.
ere niiist lie careful, for the law will l>e lion and the recent rains liave made the
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Hogue left
enforced.
grass good.
for Portland Wednesday morning. Mr.
John Noble's new house is nearing
Oscar Campbell's new house if* con»- Hogue goes to attend a meeting of
I tie
completion, and when finished it will pleted and is quite an iui|iosing struct
Gland lodge of Knights id Pvthias and
l>e quite an improvement on Ide honie- ure.
Mrs. Hogue to attend the Pythian Sia-
,»lead.
While near the summit of l.angell teis of which,rand lodge she is an officer, f
Although the wild hay crop is not as Valley mountain Dave Vinson's horse They will be accompanied to Portland
heavy a» usual there will lie enough to got awav from him. leaving him to walk by their two daughters Faye and Hor-!
supply the demand.
Imine We are of the opinion that Dave 1 tense.
Considering the coul and unusual back used language that is not in our text
Now is the time of the year for our !
wind weather the outl.iok for crops is I took.
farmers to begin to think of the county i
i very good.
The bid« on the Clear I ike datu has - fair. By so doing we will be able to j
Circuit Court
MEETING OF
WATER USERS
Closing Town Demands
New Source o(
Revenue
I
Adjourned Session ol the
Stockholders Held
Friday
i
DAIRY
I
GILLETTE’
FURNITURE
Sewing Machines, etc
KLAMATH FALLS
Our goods are attractive, also the prices
Horace Mitchell has returned troui ing lieen rejected makes our farmers - show what we can raise and also capture ,
| iSan Francisco and Ashland.
I some of tbe prizes.
wonder what will happen next.