KLAMATH REPUBLICAN C«rl J Hinu- ' nell. of NW H and NEV* of sec The regular meeting of the City 16, tp 4 I s. r 13 e. $29 • Council was held Monday night. Oscar J. F. Sjoblom to Carl J. Mayor Sanderson, who has recovered Ringncll, N Mi of NWH stV 16, tp 41 TWO DOLLARS PER YEAR IN ADVANCE from his Illness, presided, and all s. r 13 e. and NH or NH amt 8H of of the Councilmen were present with All communications submitted for publication In the columns of this the exception of Couucllmun Sum­ NEH sec 16. tp 3 8 s. r I I H •- $400 Chas. K. Worden vt al to Jacob paper will be inserted only over the name of the writer. No non de plume mers. who Is absent from the city. Grebel, lots II and IS In blk 5 Shlp- articles will be published. The following ordinances were plngton add. to K. F. $500. ■ passed to third reading and ap­ Albert E. Dunning et ux to W. A. BALLINGER INNFKITING ORE­ much we may require, as I have not proved : Watson et al. lot 7 blk 4 4 In First fully investigated the matter as yet. GON PROJECTS "An ordlnauceauthorlalng thrown- I Intend to make a careful study of •rt of property on 8«>cond street be­ add to K F.. $10. O. L. Carter et ux to Altha Beach Ever) Branch of His Departuarnt Will the whole situation, however, and tween Main street and Klamath ave­ et al, NW H of SW H <>f "ec 16, tpj Be Thoroughly < mmm * Into, Re­ perhaps when I get track to Washing­ nue, to fill and grade the same with quiring Several Weeks. ton I shall be able to arrive at u sand, gravel or earth to the helghth 99 a. r 9 e. $1.700. F. A. Carter et ux to Chas. E Wor­ definite conclusion on the subject. 1 of the official grade." den. lota 3 und 4 und SW>* of NW1* Looking somewhat bronsed from think, however, that It Is the best This ordinance contains the pro­ of NW k* of sec I anil lot 1 of sue 2. exposure incident to his western trip policy to have all the funds available OX ANY OF THE GOODS IX TIIE STORK. vision that the work Is to be done at tp 39 s, r 11 H e. $10 and apparently greatly Improved In for Irrigation projets before they I the expense of the property owtiers R E. Ferguson et ux to O. A. appearance since his last visit here of are undertaken." REMEMBER, MY 1*1114 'EM ARE ALWAYS Fiat El> AT adjacent to such portion of Second Kreamer, Slj of SW H <’f 16. tl> two years ago, Secretary of the In­ Judging from appearances, it is street and in a good and workman-] THE LOUENT roHMia.K FIGI ItE, ONLY ALIAXWING A e, $440. 38 s. r 12 terior R. A. Ballinger reached Port­ certainly the evident Intention of like manuer. the work to be REANONABI.E PROFIT. RATHER THAN MOVE THE Robert W i. mock et ux to Howar-I land from Seattle yesterday after­ Secretary Ballinger to inak<> a care­ completed within thirty days Jhepherd I« t In K. F . $ I u noon at 4:30 on a tour of inspection ful study of every situation relative GtMtDN, WK ARE WILLING TO AI.IOW THIN TEN FEB notification by the marshal. Wm. W. Warren et ux to We; er­ of various reclamation and other gov­ to his department, and be governed CENT REDI .Jt,|;or fires for smoking meats, causing Band and Timber ■ Co., E ’» of 8W H ects. I am anxious to find out wbat to lAlckson & Petersen, and in a< ■ offensive odorr; to render, fry or ex­ and WH of SEH i sec 13. tp 35 a. the people have to say regarding the cordance with this information he > tract from the fat of any animal or 9 e. $1.460. revival of the Malheur project, and making preparations to push the Bt.e animals, or the carcasses thereof, Henry M. and Jno. ■ A.kl.y I quliwd regi-neraU'il rublx'r is by the order for publication of this this constitutes one of the principal ou This contract will bring •It j ter­ lard or tallow, causing offensiv«* Alox Martin Jr.. lots 1 and 4 In blk said n> be little Inferior to n«.’ odors: to keep or maintain as keeper, 3. K. F.. $10. ] ber In elasticity and other propertlea. pear and answer, the plaintiff will of all. however. I shall go to Hermis­ Sprague river. No limit ha been owner or managing agent of owner, I It can bo vulcanized in the usuili way take judgment against you for the ton, arriving there to-morrow. My set for its completion, but no time is any public or private stable for 1 and can afterward be regenerated sum of $183.50, with Interest at « itinerary includes a visit to Ontario to be lost in carrying on the work. horses or cattle, or wherein they are per c< nt from December 18, 1908; on the 23d, Boise City July 24th and It will take about another week for kept, so negligently as to allow the Bu»ln<—■> Men Want Trad«- of North­ again by the new proc ia. 25th; Dufur. Ore., July 26th and Erickson & Petersen to complete same to become filthy, nauseous or and that tho SE H uX Section 10, ern klanuitli unii laikc < on title«« Township 3 8 South, Range 12 East. 27th, and Twin Falls. Idaho, on the their work in the yards, and as soon I offensive; to allow the accumulation 28th. X intend to return to Portland as this is done they will move their Willamette meridian, Klamath Coun­ Medford is not going to give up its putrid manure, etc.; to expectorate July 30th, and will probably spend a entire force onto the new portion of or deposit any human mucus or ex- bold on trud<* In this county and ty. Oregon, held under attachment In Team, brown mare and light bay this action, bo sold to satisfy tho said day or two here. the line. crement or any cigar or cigarette Northern Lake without a atruitjtle. horse, 15 or 16 hnnds high; mare sum of $183.50 and Interest thereon "While in this city on my return Information has also been received *tump or the rind of any orange, ba- i It is for the purpose of holding on to trip it is my intention to advise with , to the effect that the contract for the nana or other fruit upon any public this source of revenue that Its mer­ branded TC on left shoulder. Ten from the 18th day of December, the reclamation engineers relative to I thirty-five miles of line running south , building or church, or upon any side- chant* ar«* preparing to build a roa.l dollars r«-wnr«j for r<-covcry of team 1908, and the plaintiff's coats and dis­ the division of the funds of that de­ | from Natron has been awarded to the i walk. For a violation of this sec- right Into the heart of Klamath I or Information leading to same will bursements of this action. This lummuiii Is published In the partment. as I find that we are unable I L’tah Construction 'company of Salt lion a fine of not less than $5 or im­ county. The road contemplated, and 1 be paid by Hynek Balin at Kube's to make the progress we desire on ac­ , Lake City. Mr. Hoey stated that this prisonment in the City Jail may bl* for which surveys have already beet,, ranch s«*v«-n miles sou|li of town, or Klamath Republican, a weekly news­ address or leave word at City paper printed and published at Klam­ count of a jack of money. There Is i is out of his jurisdiction and he is ] imposed. made, will follow the line of the canai | Bakery, Klamath Falls. ath Falla, Oregon, by order dated a great deal of emergency work on not in possession of any details con- It was made the duty of the City of the Fish Lake Irrigating company June 21, 1909, made by tho lion. hand, there being thirty or thirty- ! nected with this portion of the work, Marshal to notify all persons main­ as far as Four-MUe lake, then«* • to George Noland, Judge of tho above one reclamation projects now under The distance between this city and taining a nuisance to abate the same Odessa, from which point branch«.« way. and this has had a tendency to Natron is approximately 110 miler, forthwith, and upon failure to do so will extend towards this city and o'i . Whilst visiting the Pacific North­ entitled court, requiring summons to west this season, don't fall to bo published for six consecutive exhaust our resources, considerably. and if the contract for the Natron within twenty-four hours after being past Fort Klamath. The business Include In your itinerary the weeks, beginning on tho 2 4th day of I have not heretofore visited any end of the line has been awarded it I so notified, they shall be deemed coming from Northern Klamath and ; June, 1909, and ending on tho 5th reclamation project in the Northwest, will leave, after the completion of the i guilty of a misdemeanor and pun- Lake counties has been enormous. 1 day of August, 1909. that being the although while on my way out here two contracts, only forty miles of the ] ished by a fine of not more than $50 and has always been a source of, time within which tho defendant in I inspected several in Nebraska and ] line to be constructed. or imprisonment for thirty days, or profit to the business men of Med- ] required to appear and answer, other States farther East. It is my ford. Since the entrant,, of the Cali­ both. calculation to make a close inspection F. H. MILLS, "An /»rdlnance providing for codi­ fornia Northeastern to this city much . of Oregon—The Land li ENO ITEMS 6-2 4, 8-5 Attorney for Plaintiff. of the Northwestern projects, which fying and publishing in book form of this buHin«sa has been conln,:. will necessarily entail my remaining the charter of the city of Klamath here, with prospects of a great deni I Where Things Grow [Special Correspondence.] in this region for several weeks. and for Investments there see ; Falls, and all ordinances, or parts more following, and it Is to regaia Ils , "So far as I know, there have been On last Saturday about twenty-five thereof, in full force at the time of lost prestige that Medford Is willing j M. L. ALLISON no complaints to me directly relative of the good people of Pckegama, in­ such codification.” to go to this expense. to the conduct of Indian agencies in cluding the baseball team, came to Formerly of Grand Junction, Col. This ordinance authorizes the Whether this effort will be suc­ this State. Whatever trouble ha« Keno for a good time, The Keno Mayor to employ the services of a cessful or not remains with th«» busi­ Tell Us What U. 8. Reclamation Service now arisen has probably been referred to baseball team gave them a free dance competent person to collect and ar­ ness men of this city. If they will, You Want expending four and a half million the Indian branch of the Interior De­ Saturday evening. range all ordinances and parts of offer sufficient Inducements to th« 1 doilars here reclaiming 250,000 W<* w ili pian, estimate and con­ partment without my attention be­ same as above, and also authorizes residents north of here to make a acres of finest farm land In the trari for any Iron, Nfonr, Brtik. (bin­ Sunday morning the Pokegama ing directed to it; hence I am unable the printing of fifty or more copies trial it will be an easy matter to cot.- world. Climatic conditions ]ust to say what disposition will be made team pi.nved against the Keno team, of said compilation when completed. vlnce them that Klamath Falls is the erete <>r Fraine Building for coimtruc- right; 11 billion feet of yellow but the Keno team was too much for of conditions in that respect. tlon in N«»uih«-rn Oregon. W«- guar- Mr. Hutchins, a resident of the place in which to do their trading. and sugnr pine adjacent to 90 "It is impracticable to attempt to them, as the score stood 8 for Keno Third ward, made oral application for With this effort made, the new roall antee Economi*, Enicirncjr and Natla- miles navigable rivers and lakes; fnctlon. <•« nfine government irrigation solely and 4 for Pokegama. Well, they all permission to erect a barn on lot 3 would act as a boomerang, for it ' hot springs galore; fishing and I«' lands subject to appropriation for had a huge time, and everybody block 84. A remonstrance and peti­ would offer another avenue of on-] < ALDWELL Illi LUI NO CO., hunting unexcelled; unlimited II«« reason that there are too many , seemed to enjoy the fun. Come back tion was read to the Council against trance to this city and become one < f Krlsejr Block O|»|>. American Hotel water power, as well ns all other i iio.te holdings embraced therein, i again, boys, and give us another the granting of this permit. Coun­ the scenic routes of the Eastern Caa-1 good things and very little. If any, trial. i« *. ibe opinion of the Attorney-Gen- , cilman Hanks and Willits will look cades. of the bad.— From Enterprise, • .oat the government cannot en-| Sam Woodard of the Falls was in into the matter and report at the I Montrose, Colo. Juno 29th. Keno Sunday looking over the L«r into partnership with settlers rel- | Formol has been recommended as next meeting. P. 8.—I am carrying same ad Fruit and Ornamental Trees. Tills ative to reclamation funds, hence the ground of bis boyhood days. A petition containing the requisite a fly poison by several writers, who ¡ present course of the Interior Depart-' Ed Way and wife, Bud Inman and number of names was presented to have studied its action and the best | In county papers at Grand Junc­ Is the time to place your orders for ment in that respect. If scrip can be wife and George Spanis and wife the Council requesting them to sub­ method of using it. It is necessary, ; tion and Delta, Colo,, three coun­ ties that In many rcsp<*cts are Fall Delivery. Our stock la complete handled so that It will not depreciate were up from Pokegama Sunday to mit the question of the extension of in order to obtain good results, that similar to our Klamath county. in value, I think the law should be visit and witness the baseball game. the city limits to the voters. This the formol shall be swallowed by the and yonr needs can Is-st be met at It Is there that the highest this time. Drop me a postal and amended so as to permit that system Insect, hence the flies must be at- , petition was discussed and it was Harry Wall hag purchased some to be employed. prices are obtained for lands. heavy logging trucks and now there finally concluded that Mayor San­ traded to the poison by mixing with Want to bring some of the fellows I will call. "I am not prepared to give an opin­ It an appetizing food and by spread ­ derson and Recorder Leavitt shpuld will be something doing In the log­ who sell thero to this country. ion concerning new reclamation pro­ A. K. HENNINGER, prepare on ordinance calling for a ing the mixture over a large surface. ging business, jects, for the reason that I have not Honey has given poor results. The special election on this extension M. L. ALLISON Representing Oregon Nursery Ou John Ickley has completed his log sufficiently investigated the subject. best mixture is that of formol with question. Hnlem, < irrgon. I think, however, that the lands hauling and is moving to Chester The creation of the office of an milk. Tho best results are obtained i Hl'MMONH, ought not to be thrown open for en­ Wilson's place and will put in logs electrical Inspector to pass on all by using a solution containing 15 per try until the water has been put on at the Teeters landing. electrical installation was commented cent of the formalin«* of commerce, In the Circuit Court of the State of the various subdivisions. To do so Mr. Sorrels has the mail contract on, and doubtless an ordinance will 20 per cent of milk, and 65 per cent Oregon for the County of Klamath would involve confusion, and some­ to carry mail from Keno to Worden, be presented shortly creating this of­ of water, placed in large flat vessels. Action at law to recover money. times absolute distress. daily ma'L J. M. Batchaider, plaintiff, vs. I). fice. Most of the dead flies fall, not within Need More Funds. Dr. Leonard made a request that the vessels, but around them, some­ A. McLeod, defendant. "We are badly handicapped with Chinese ink is made by carboniz­ the City Engineer bo instructed to times at a great distance. To 0. A. McLeod, the above named our funds in that respect, and ought ing a mixture of colza or sesame oil, establish the grade on Fine street defendant: to secure a larger appropriation from varnish and lard, and mixing the east of Eleventh street, so that the In a procesa recently patented In In the name of the Stnte of Ore­ Congress, but as the situation is, we product with gum water and a little net i s ary sidewalks could be laid to Germany for the regeneration of vul­ gon, you are hereby required to ap­ are compelled to be governed by our camphor and musk. The paste thus the proper grade. The City Engi­ canized India rubber, fragmenta of pear and answer the complaint filed resources, and meet only those emer­ obtained is beaten with steel ham­ neer was Instructed accordingly. old rubber are mixed with from one- ngnlnst you In the above entitled ac- gency cases in the Reclamation Serv­ mers on a block of wood. A m««tailic A resolution was offered and car­ tenth to one-fifth their weight of anl- tlon on or before the 5th day of Au ice that confront the Interior Depart­ luster is given to the Ink by adding ried changing the time of the meet­ lin, and the mixture Is heated until gust, 1909 „ that being the date of ment imperatively. We need a' lot from 25 to 140 leaves of gold to each ing of the Council to 8 p. m. It becomes fluid. The special advan- the last publication of this summons of money in that department, but I pound. The Ink is then pressed and The Council then took an adjourn­ tage of the process is the compara- and the time within which the da­ ■ball not undertake to say just how dried in wooden molds. tively small quantity of solvent re- fendant la required to answer as fixed ment. LEADING NEWSPAPER OF INTERIOR OREGON. Second Street Is Ordered Filled Grade and Cliarter and Ordi­ nances to Ih- Published An Opportunity in Furniture TEN PER CENT DISCOUNT E. W. GILLETTE & CO City Meat Market MEISS & ARMAND Klamath Falls ¿ection Building-Construction ORDER NOW