DAIRY DIA EMH'.MEN'IM
worth by th«i unanlmou» action of all
cnttlo were deliver««! by him to nuld
who ar« lnt«r'»t<«l In the project
Anderson In payment of n horse.
John 8 Shook mid funilly have re und It ought to be don« AT ONGE!
Hon Holgate was In Um city from
Hurry Nichol» of llonauau wns in
turned '«< thi-lr llonanzu borne.
hl» rani'll ni-ur Mi rrili.
t'ongr« h 1» now In »«?»lon, and an
th« city Monday.
John ’I’. KI iik of Merrill »topped ut
< hurl«'» unii Theo. W. Fluckua hav > appiiil should be prepared und pre-
.1 8. Dawson 1» In th«* city from Ills
iho Aiiii'rli nn Haturduy.
i«««ntly invested In u power wood H«nt««l b< fore any other atlliin 1» tak
ranch nt Altamont,
C. F. GOODRICH, Proprietor
i 'I uih . Patti of (toiiiinxn apolli Fri
en by that body. 1 would suggest
Win. Brennan returned Haturduy 'awing machine.
day limi Saturday In th«« Fall.
At ibi» dui«' il.«- ground I» fros«u Ihut «-v« i ' bo«ly ought to take to writ
« veiling from Portland.
Dealer in Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes, Hats
Mi mol Mr». Ini I*. Hyland wer««
John Ward of Merrill drove over about fom Inch« « <b *-p und the roa«is ing letti rs to congr« »men and sen
down frmn tho Upper lako Hutiirdny Hutuidiiy from I i I h ranch.
Carpets, Rugs, Wall Paper
ni• .«bout a» rough um on«* could Im ator» whom they may know in per
J. (I. Stevenson wuu In tho city 1
son, urging thl» action. If carried
I. I* Ito»« <>t Poe valley was In th«* agine.
and Groceries
from hi» ranch ut Lost river Ha tur-' < Ity from hl» ranch Monday.
Farmers of Pin«- Flat haven't given out, It would mean a «-onsiderable
I1.««- Table Salt. 50 |M>unds for
« .75
day.
Mrs. Maggio Whitsett left for Illy up th«« Idi'ii of boring for art«»laii reduction In th«- acr«-ag«' < «>st of th«
Snap Soap, IO«* bars for.............
. 3.50
.N <’ (linn of lionunzii. with lil» funi- ' Tuesday morning on th« Hinge.
vai« r. and It I.-, probubl«- Hint another water right an accomplishment well
« offee, |H-r jiofiiid..........................
1M« to .40
lly, duppod lit tho l.lveruioro on Hit
Thoa. E. Stanley of Hairy wan -i effort will bo mud«' to that «-nd next worthy of our suprem«! effort. Back«*«!
Tea, |»-r |H>un«i................................
IO< to .50
nrday.
Star Tolmceo, |« r plug................
up by a big petition, the»«- personal
.45
visitor in the «Ity over Sunday.
summer.
Ilonw'shoe Tolmcco, jwr pin* . .
.45
Mr. mid Mr». F. Hartley of Ft
Chas. Flackiis haw b«-«-n hauling letters wool«! be very «'ff'ctlve, and
Elder It. E. Dunlap of th« Metho
.in
S|M'ar Head Toba<<<>, |M-r plug
Kluiuiiih wore visitors In tho city on dist church returned Sunday ev< nlng lumliir from th«- F ii II h Io complete I think 1 know what I am »aylng.
Itlce, |M-r |x>un«l .....................................Me, |l*c and
.11
Saturday.
Ho- n«'W lioiih«- I««- lu building, the Io NOW Is th«' time for action! It
from liorriH
Beans per | m > u « i «I ............. .. ......................... fl«-and .07
“Evldintly knot," thought Ilio old I
< olumbia <*at Flak«-», piece fo ctiinawaer it*.
Mr. mid Mrs. Alox Martin Jr. re al »awnitil not Ix lng ubi«- to furnish might put the co»t of our water right
<-a> Ii |«o< kag<- .............................................................. 35
tinier n< Im tried In vain Io untie hh> turn««! Sunday «v«-nliig from their dry lumber.
down to l«H.t than |20 an acre.
\ iolet Oat», pa« kage............................................................ 15
Hhoi.rt ring.
The potato « rop of several people
trip to Portland.
A inlet Pancake Mour .......................................................... 15
Horn. Novi'tnlier 2Blh, nt Hound
REM. ESTATE Ilt.WSi EKS
Mr». W. W. Smith of Illy return««! in the valley Is »till in I lie ground.
Itolled Oat», in bulk. 10 pound» for................... l.«M*
Grov-*. to Mr mnl M ih J. II <*won. S'itrliiy «'li ning from Anhlaud, where th« y having put off tho dlggltig until
Dried I’rum-s, 20 | m > uo <1 h tor................................. 1.00
Sugar, |»'r »a< k.........................................................
0.75
a ton-pound airi.
Thom.« A. fulle-rtHoii <-t ux to Ab
she him b«-«-n vl:*ltlng relatives.
too late. Tli«-y muy come out In th«
Gold Dust.................................................................................. 25
Horn. I*«-«' 3d. I!*«*!*. nt tho Klam 1
Mr nnd Mrs. Wm. Murten of Reno, prlng nil right. Iiowevi-r.
ner We«'d, Ixits 3, I and 17 In S« .:».
util honpllal, to Mm. J. F. Mctiulie of 1 \ v., nr<- r«-gl»tcre<l lit th«« Am« rlcmi.
Mn G <« Aml' iHon Ims b«« n quite 5 and lx»ts 1, 2, 3and I Sec. f>, Tp. 81.
Highest Price Paid for Hides and Produce
Mt Hebron, n non.
ilui k mid Hulnti Anderson uro ill for ronic da)» from mi iittack of
8, Il 7 4 E; |10.
A contemporary observe» Hint the > «!«.•■ ii from Illi nil« tiding the county
tumdllH». but 1» now happily ini-
■ llxlid vuiltiiKO III 11« Ilia ll elite < hlll court.
('has. E. Worden and Emma O.
| proving. Mrs. .1. A. Jones ha» b«;«ji
la thut one cannot ulwuy» remain :
' Tills 1» too much," murmured th« acting .i landludy during her III ih - ms Worden to Cha». Sburmlcc, NW %
> oil IIK
old <«>w horn«' uh the hny»t:i«k roll«*d
WIH i about hulf u f«M>t of snow on of ND% Sec. 28. Tp. 3» 8, R 9 E;
A fur "lahted editor ha* warned * over <>n him
til«-
ground und the roads blown full »10.
hl« reader» to lie thankful while th«««
Th« Hannon family mov«*d into of drlftM and more coming Hit»
Joseph Bcnn«'tt to Geo. T. Gilson
llipy, II» i oliare» i will convene Itili their n«w resldenc« at th« ranch
looks
very
much
like
winter.
The
month
ami Everette L. Gilson, EH of SEk«
south of town.
ub icury »too«! at 1<I above Monday
Thu Woman'» National Dally »ayu
It la chc«-rltig to note that p«*ti- moinlng, and It stood ul 2H above at Sec. 1, Tp. 38 8. R 11 E; »10.
that It was to be expected timi liter"! H oiih to t'ongrt-HS nc«-d not now l><-
Enterprise Land and Investment
noon.
would be trouble between Turkey
«•nt to Africa.
Co.
to Cecil E. Robertson, block 242
Jerry Pcurson. Ivan Welch ami
mid Greece about Thnnkigli iiiK Him* {
S W. Kllgor« und Ida »on, Merle,
Mill»
sis-ond add. to Klamath Fall«;
>
<>m<-
other
bo)»,
took
a
team
amt
Th«« board of director» of the. wi ic In Hi« city Saturday from their
Waler l'»«r* u ■'«*«*< InHon met Salm
w«-nt rabbit hunting r«*c« nHy, routing »428.
rum h at Wilson's bridge.
«lay nfi' riioon ut 2 o'clock In regular
« tit the rodents in lhep drove througli
J. S. Pierce et ux to J. F. Condon,
William h uaon nnd mother of
■ viion for th«* immuctlon of routine
,tl>e bru»h und »hooting them fr«rtn
Merrill are in th«« city vinttlng with
lots 3, 4, .”>, 6, 7, 8, block 14. Termin
bllMllI«-»» of tile ho«!«.
th«« wagon. Th« y got eighteen In a
Joe Wl Ifcht nnd family, who r»* Mr mi«l Mrs II E Momycr.
short time when they ran out of al City; »10.
I ll« tliei uiom«-tci n-glHtcrc'l I de-
< < ntl\ nrrivcnl from Auhland« ba to
State of Oregon to J. L. Padgett,
.iinmunltlon It's not a new plan, but
gre* « b- low »ero over In f.likeview it
iihivui ! Into < hic of tho lionbar uni
! It's about th«,' but one I have »*<*n SW% of SW% 8ec. 17, E'-i of SWH
7 n. m. on November l&tii last.
denrort hi tho north port of (own.
Sec. 20. EH of NW% Sec. 29. Tp.
Crlslcr i- Stilts have moved their t ried.
G I*. < ‘ i 111 <1 <• i n of San FranH™ •» .
"This jiractlce of committing per 39 S, R 8 E.
cnttlo
from
th«
Campbell
ranch
nn«l
mot Mimi Fiori«-*’ M Shumway of thl <
jury in court 1» becoming entirely too
H. H. Holland to Bend Timber
rlt> thin morning M«tirr<| a marrhigt- taken them to Merrill to te«d.
prevalent lately," said a prominent
Mr.
mid
Mr»
<
’
.
8.
Moore
left
Sun
ll<< n < from lb«» C ounty (‘h-rk’» of
Co..
NW%. NEU and NE'i of NW>4
day morning for Portland, where citlxens in my h«-aring the other dav.
lire.
I "It must b« »topiied. The coiimmun Sec. 12, Tp. 23 8. R 10 E; S«4 of
C. licitk« nip* r Jr., Fred Hi pl •> they «xp<-< t to ap«-mi th« winter.
ity owes it to Itself to send somebody SE% S«T. 5, I-ot» 19. 20, 21 and 22
Dr.
I.«*onur«l
has
moved
hl»
office»
and 1!. Ht <)*•«»
Blwhop n inno* I
over th« road ns nn example for oth S« t . 6 and lots 16 an«! 20 S« t . 7 and
Thumdav <•%•<-nlmc from a htmtlng from the Withrow .M«-lhas« building
ers. Fill« as this Is done our courts
to the new Whit«« Maddox block
tilp at (><!•■ in on Mr. BHhop’ii hot no
SW% of NE% and NEki <*f SW‘4.
A contemporary note» that down will be mad«- a mockery and justice a HE % of SEki 3«. 8, SEki of NEU
boat.
sluim. Let the grand jury do Its duty
S -nntur Aldi Irli »ays that Andrew | ward revision of the ftaitball ached-
nml th« lawyers theirs, und the prac- and E’j of SE *4 Sec. 17, lots 16 an«!
>
I
m
th«
’
(lotuihnnl
I
mmu
««
Juul
now
UiOfl
.Im knoti 1« «lead, and n »oiith«-rii
■
17 and 19 Sec. 18, Wk4 of NWk*
(' Ity Mai ««.»i Ck.iit r ri-luiurd Mon- Hee will c<ase."
daily not« tlint at Inal th«* »onntor
Dancing
parties
are
all
the
vogue
Sec.
20, Tp. 23 S, R 11 E; »10.
li> hu ' i | -olii’ thing with which every-, <luy from Ashland, where he him
uh
»octal
fuiKtlons
In
the
valley
thus
b<M- n for the pnst few <la) < on busl-
one will agree.
Robert 8. Ewing and wf to George
far tills h«-ti»on
First, there was one
MRS. M. McMILLAN, Prop’r.
The Klamath «anni Im* already num
A. Ewing, '-s Interest of SEk* Sec.
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I •«>*-) voi -■
ydav «. «* on S¡ -,tur- at Manuel Vierra'-*, next at Georgu 33 S. R 15 E; »750.
froaen sufficiently to make the »knt-
infi poHnlble. nn«i r«-v«'in| of th«« red- lA) * If »«■ jott ma 1 |1« »«•<! when Smyth’s, nnd last Friday evening a
J Modern improvements.
73 rooms and suites. £
Slate of Oregon to James H. Kain,
dent* Imi«« already been enjoying the ‘ ' oil l«.iin nn there a.«* >3 Salti davi ■urprlae was given nt H. J. O’Brien’s,
¡I
a
Sample
Rooms,
Bar
Room,
Parlors, Two Club
.ind now another Is announce«! to b«* NW % of NE *4 and 8EK of NE k*
In . 9 I 0,
tirai of tho Hi'UHon’» »port.
r
Rooms,
Etc,,
Etc.
(►
Smyth's on Christ Sec. 30. Tp. 39 S. R 8 E.
5 • r and M b . M!kH Lhu rd <« f tho I g|v«-n at G'-or.
The Atclilnori Glob«* sfate» that It
—
1>
I» etili» of Daysey Maytnc AppbMon Stukcl ran h nrc visiting In the city mas eve. All have been well at-
John Frederick Wilson, adminis $
7 SPECIAL RESORT FOR TOURISTS j *
'
t'-nd««!
by
the
young
p«.*ople-
an«!
flint alio la tho only girl who ever via
It’« A'.. «'Ink ««f 0« licit nnd wa
‘many of the older «n«*s—of tho va! ■ trator of estate of Thomas Hodge, to
Iteil th«- cotinlry who could nlo|> th-- ter company.
bogs mol nt th«' Ham«' time wear «
i C Young Im» rented rooms al I ley with not a jar to mar th«* general R. P. Lathrop, an undivided '4 fnter-
««‘.tifili «'Xpr«-*H|on
the I.waunn hou <• for hla wlf«* un i . < njoyim nt, tile Pool orchestra an«l est In lots 1, 2. 3, 4 and 5 of block
Arlie S. Worrell to G. W. McLane, ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦
Tho ('. I of S I met with Mini llttl«' rm. the lntt«T being under n I others furnishing the music.
78 Klamath add. to Klamath Falls,
S'x of SE’i Sec. 4. Ek4 of NE%
Faye Hogue Thursday afternoon, « d<M*tor*s car«*.
Arrangements ure In course of and *4 interest in lot 10x100 feet in
Sec. 9. Tp. 38 S. R 15 E; »10. '
Ml» I.II«- Wallenburg, who In "i«<*nd
Mr». W. II. Ilellciniui nnd son left j preparation for a Christmas tree and sal«! block 78; »3.182.53.
Wm. Burzoff to J. J. Cole. NWki i
Illg the summer with her brother. R. Sunday morning for Oakland, and ' «.'lebratlon at tl< Dairy schoolhouse
John Frederick Wilson, adminis-
F Wallenburg, wa» «me of the gueat « were accompanied ns far as Weed by on Chris'mas ev
At a preliminary
Sec 31. Tp. 28 S., R. 12 E.; »10.
<>t t he club.
Mr. Holleman.
I meeting hehl lic-t Friday afternoon trrtor «*f estate of Thomas Hodge, t «
J. H. Wheeler et ux to Belle
II. H. Oden und »on. Phillip, came '
Dr. John Patterson, school clerk th« following committees wen* ap- Francis Inglis Wilson, undivided *4
Skeen, 200x125 feet in NE cor Sec.
down from Dairy Thursday on bu»l- for th« Merrill district. Im» completed pointed Program, Miss Kittle Wells interest in lots 1 and 2 of block 34.
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♦
♦
♦
21. Tp. 33S.. R. 7*4 E.; »150.
tieiH. Mr. Oden atat«-a th«* road« nr«> th« school ccnHiis und finds there are and II. M Hall; decorations, Walter
town of Linkville; »i.”.S9.10.
We
have
the
largest
Hazel
Rolfe
to
Martin
B.
Rolfe,
tn n pretty l«n«l condition, nnd hope» 190 children of school age In that vi Welch. Mrs. John Jones, Miss Maude
Wm. A. Wright to Hot Springs Co..
and most complete line of
they will freeze hard enough to h<»l«l cinity.
1 Nortrldge, B. .J. Hall and Mias
S’x of NWki, NEki of NWki Sec.
hl» wagon above tho hubs.
R«v. W. N Viillnndlghatn started Wells; Santa Claus. Mrs. A. L. Mich E>.. of NWk* and Nk4 of 8W%, SE 9, SE’i of SWki Sec 4, Tp. 38 8.,
of high-grade Christinas
John I*. Rockefeller nays he han for Portland Sunday morning with ael. Mrs. J. A. Jones and Mrs. Mary k, of SW’4. N»4 of NEk* Sec. 33, R. 15 E.; »10.
'cuts that has « ever
struggled nil bln Ilf««. Tho Woman'« the bo«ly of hl» wife, who will be hur- Sedg«*; finance. Misses Maude Nort- Tp. 38 S. R 9 E. and S>4 of SE>4.
been
brought to this city,
Wm.
S.
Worden
et
ux
to
Charlts
National Hally believe» Hint John 1« «1 benld«' Ho* little boy who dlc«l ridge. .1« s de Anderson. Elsie Oden NE’i of SEki Sec. 28, Tp. 38 S, R
and
we
are better pre
Thank
«giving
day.
E.
Worden,
Fred
Melhase
and
Gus
and Zelma Sedg«'. This is a good
ba-« evidently be« ii l>< cull«'«! ‘into
9 E. and \V*4 of S\V ki Sec. 27, Tp.
•
pared
to
attend to venir
start,
and
presag«
s
success.
Melhase, undivided one-half interest
buying aomo new-fangled dictionary,
A. F. Arant, superintendent of tho
SS S. R 9 E. and NW «4 of NWki
»In«-«* the <>n<* they use any» nothing I’rnter l ake national park, has pu>
holiday
wants
than ever
in 8W«4 and NW’, and NWki of
The plan of asking congress to pro-
about there being a druggie In golf < l«n ««I th«' new bungalow- on Ninth vid'- for th«* sal«' of the reclaimed S« t . 34, Tp. 38 S. R 9 E; »10.
before.
SW'« Sec. 20. Tp. 39 S„ R 9 E.;
Georg«* W. Royse to H. P. Hoey
Mr. ami Mr». Kirkpatrick are visit mid JcfferMin street» recently built by lands In the beds of the Tule am!
DIAMONDS,
»10.
X
ing In the city from their home nt A. L. Evans, nnd will move hi» family Lower Klamath lakes, ns suggested and Chas. Erickson, N *-j of SW1«.
F. J. Booray to J. L. Cunningham, « WATHCES.
Medford. Mrs. Kirkpatrick 1» n «1« tber«* Within the next few day».
by Judge Benson, meets with general SE>4 of NW >4, SWki of NE% Sec
lots 8 and 9, block 42, First add. to : CLOCKS,
Want«»! ut One«* On«* or two approval among members of the Wa
tor of Mr». Fred Houston. and Mr
20. Tp. 2 4 S, R 7 E; »10 and other
♦ JEWELRY,
Klamath Falls; »10.
Kirkpatrick la n former employee of young women to train for nursing; ter Users’ association, so far as I
♦
the K. K. K. Store, ant! Is now em mu t be of good charactor, neat, en have been able to learn. To permit valuable considerations.
SILVE k V v ARE.
Chas. 8. Moore et ux to Chas. E.
Bird L. Carothers and Plunca L.
ployed by tho Medford Hardware ergetic, Intelligent nnd willing to thos«» ¡and» to be taken un by home
STERLING PLATE.
Meldrum, lot 2 block 18, Riverside
company.
work. They will receive |20 per mo. steaders nt no cost to themselves l,e- Carothers to F. M. Carothers, NW «4
CUT
GLASS.
add. to Klamath Falls; »100.
Mr». W. N. Vallandrlnghnm, wife > whl«‘ training, Including board, room ■ yond th«* cost of the wnter right of SEki Sec. 18. W>4 of SE >4 S«*c.
Hand-Painted
CHINA.
;;
of the new minister of tho ('hrlHtbin and wahlni;. Address Emily A. I would b<- m.inlf« ily unjust to those
17. NWki of NW% Sec. 20, Tp. 37
church, dl««l Thursday about 10 p. m. Htimphrev, Klamath Hospital.
KARNACK
BRASS,
K
2t who ru.i’t pay for reclaiming th<*se
ANDREW ERICKSON TO BUILD TO
S, R 11 E: »1.500.
««‘o’clock. She had been In 111 health j
And It would lik<*wis«* be un
EDISON Phonographs,
SPRAGUE
Th«' minimi sunini« r session of tho mail
Chas. V. Pattee to John S. Bradley,
for several month», mol It wuh Imped j I'nlv, r- It) of Oregon will be held this just to tho»«* holding excess lands, as ,
and Records,
J [
that th«* higher altitude of this city |
coming iiininier from June 29 to Au it would lessen tl’.elr chances of mak undivideti one-third of block 12 in Will Rush Work—Spiti- and Tliret*
MUSICAL Instruments,
Would materially benefit her health gust loth, inclmlve. a six weeks’’ ing «tales. This proposal comes to the First add. Bonanza; »666.66.
:
Mil«*s of thè Main Line Now
POSTCARDSAND
11
Although her death had been ex- term. The attendiin«'«* «luring Inst landholder» of the Upper project with
♦
Completed.
J. R. G. Haynes to Maggie Webber,
♦
POSTCARD ALBUMS 3
peclod, it wan no l««ss a terrible blow summer n-nche«! nenrly 100, most of! especial emphasis, beenuse they are
to th«* bereaved husband. The denth whom wi re Oregon teachers, nnd In Io bi* charged with the cost of build W >4 of SW>4 Sec. 3 3, E*4 of SE’i
SOUVENIR GOODS and
Andrew Erickson, a big California
«>f the slx-year-old «on tn Portland, of dications point to n much larger at-1 ing the Clear lake dam nnd the reser Sec. 32. Tp. 39 8. R 11 14 E; »2.800. railroad contractor, has taken a sub
other articles too num-
I
gcarlet fever last w.ck, doubtliHs tendanc«* for the next summer.
Elizabeth J. Haynes to Maggie' contract to build the last twelve miles
voir site which makes possible th «
erous
to
mention.
I!
Ti.cl«-m d
Mr
Vallandrlt'-hnm'.:
The demand by literary »octette» j reclamation of Till«' lako. In a letter Webber. SW>J of SE’i Sec. 32. Tp. of the twenty-five miles of track to be
he convinced: <1
death.
built from th«> depot to Sprague river
throughout the stat«* for th«* Oregon to Mr. Hopson, th«* supervising engi 39 8. R 1 lk4 E; »700.
J]
to show you
1|
Nearly all of Thin Iny In the Cir
neer.
written
last
summer,
th«*
writer
High 8« hool Debating I.engite Bull«*-
George E. Qtilggle et ux to Peter by Erickson & Petterson. Subcon
cuit Court wan consumed In Recuring
suggested
this
plan
of
disposing
of
t In has b«*cn large, but there is Mt ill
O. Davis, lot 1 block 89. White Lake tractor Erickson has already estab
n Jury to try th«* case of the State of ,
lished his camp on the Indian reser
a small supply to lie lind for
the ask-- the lands reclaimed in Tule lake.
*
City; »100.
Oregon vs. <). T \nder on, accused1
vation and has, at present, about 10'J
Ing from th«* University of Oregon That gentleman replied by saying it
«if »iibornatlon of perjury. Th«' In
George E. Qtilggle lo George E men employed, an«! intends to start
registrar. Th«* Bulletin contains a could not be done, because there was
The Bigi Store
dictment 1« to th«* effect that tho full discussion of the effective tlelui - | no provision of In *' Uiorofor. It was Corson, lot 4 block 82. White Lake a steam shovel in the near future.
;
J
Opposite the American Hotel
♦
grand Jury being In sosnlon an«l hear
then
suggested
that,
possibly,
tho
There are now over 300 men em
lug. In addition to complete hibllo- |
City; »10.
ing cvlil«-nce In th«* « i <* against O.
ployed in the railroad camps from
graphics <>n a number of important same « nil might be secur ■ I by asses
James
H.
Wheeler
et
ux
to
Chas.
T. Anderson, nci u.-"il of extorting
sing these i< claim«'! .mils with a
her«* to Sprague river, and this end of
subjects.
five head of cnttlo of tho value of »75
drntnnge ln\ equal «■» their probahi * E. Hoyt, >s Interest in three-fourths the work is being «rushed as fast is warehouse. These waterfront im
O.
A.
Harris
nnd
Charley
Roberts
provements will be used in connec
from one Mack William«, an Indian,
market value the proceeds to be of an acre lot 4 Sec. 16, Tp. 33S, R possible.
tion with the railroad construction
liv threat» of prosecution for crime, went up on the Upper lake Monday credited against the cost of th«* other 7*4 E; »10.
The track is laid on the main line
work, and when the work is com
■i ml the Rniil Mack William» having after ducks nnd got tho limit. They 1 parts «if the project. This plan w is
Thomas Hampton et ux to J. G. 1 from the depot to the old Hanks pleted will be used as freight houses,
declare
thnt
the
shooting
Is
excep-
'
l>"«*n subpoenaed nnd being then In
«■ndorsod by the water users of Yonna
Pierce, block 17 Nob Hill add. Klam place, a distance of about three miles. etc.. In connection with shipping on
attendance upon« said grand Jury an a tlonally fine tip then* now.
valley and mad«* a part, of their nn-
The industrial spur from the main
The precipitation nt this place for rwer to the circular letter of Uhnl«-- ath Falls; »10.
b lines* In Haiti maltet-, O. T. Andor-
the Upper lake by the Southern Pa
line to the lak«’ is completed anil the
non did then nnd there unlawfully, November was 8.28 Inches,'the great man Carter of the senate committee,
John T. King to H. C. Ratliff, 3. railroad can now take the material to cific in connection with their rall-
knowingly, willingly nnd feloniously est rainfall on record for that month ! lint was Ignored In the general an
road.
H. Carleton and J. G. Swan. SW', be used in their construction work
■iclte. Instigate, procure and suborn In any year. Sliver Lake'Leader.
swer, prepared by tho directors, Sec. 8, Tp. 41 S. R 10 E; »450.
to the lake nnd then by water to the
lh«> HitI«1 Muck Williams to falsely, I
Tho hides of ten coyotes nnd six which was presented to the senate
different
points along the lake shore
C. C. Browor, as attorney for tho
Wesley O. Smith to Geo. W. Me-
knowingly, unlawfully nnd felonious- ; bobcats were brought Into tho county committee nt its Klamath Falls meet
where the men are working.
Old Spring Distilling company, filed
■ Hwenr and te «tlfy, when called na n clerk’s ofllco Monday and tho boun ing. This suggestion of Judge Ben Lane, lot 9 block 105 Buena Vista
At the waterfront the Southern a suit for the recovery of money
Bllness, that the mid five head of ties thereon collected.
son ought to be pushed for all It is add. Klamath Falls; »1.00.
Pacific is building a large wharf anil . against J. H. Wheeler.
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M ason
a S lough
ABSTRACTERS
A. dioioe line of invent-
nientsi thnt -will mol<e
tlie ptirehnser money
Lands
Ranches
City Property
Farm Mortgages
MASON &. SLOUGH
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