FACI* FROM Till-: 4*ORT
U II.LING TO I t IlN Ol I It INKENI [opeu canni and tho obligations of tho
tire working time to the census work
di i< ”
ii n>
i hi cm
I government carried out.
during the period of the enuniera-
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FORT KLAMATH, D«*c. 13 (Spe-
The recent «'oliipb-t loll ot the West
Director Durand's Statement Regard tlon.
You understand, of course, that so
dal)
The
telephone
lin«*
to
Fort
«in
Pacific railway Ims called forth a
ing Qualifications, Duties and
Supply Extra Water for I mwii Irriga i far uh the otllclikls of tho reclamation
"The compensation to be paid to ;
ComiMMisatioii
tion or for the Sprinkling of
servi«'«* III'«« concoriiod w«< would lie great deni ot newspaper comment re
enumerators is fixed by the cenami Klamath Is now arranged so that
the Streets
act, and an allowance of not less than th«* throw of a switch will make of it
glad to dlscoiitImi«* ilio portion of tho ga i'll lug tlial ronil, and eapei-lally -44
United States Census Dir«»ctor two nor more than four cents to.* tt telegraph line, and. Ml'. Editor, thi«
canal which pass<*s through Ilio thick to th« engineering teuts i«<-«-oiiipiUhe<i
Durand has issued a statement defin each inhabitant, not less than twenty bit of news to you is by telegraph.
Indications uro thut the old Alik ly settled part ot the town. The only in its construction.
The Maxuma, ic«* bouml at the eny canal nulsanc«« is to b« ubnted to [ leasou why ilio «linai Is contliiu>'d
Thut tin* best engineering talent
ing the qualifications, duties ami ‘nor more than thirty cents for each
compensation ot census enumerators. 'farm reported, and ten cents for each We«*«l bridge. tri«*«l to l«*ave th«* rlv *r th«* satisfaction of all parties ami th«« through tills portion of tin* city Is to obtainable has been «>mpl<iye<| there
He states that one of th«* duties im barn and inclosure containing live yesterday, and may hav«> succeeded, benefit ot the city. The matter lias deliver (hi* forty-olio Inches of water Is iio doubt, mid 'list th« host trans
posed upon the supervisors by the stock not on farms, is provided for as the weather hgre has moderated been before member« of th«* council which th«* government Is obligated to continental line so far construct«*«
census act is the designation of suit all subdivisions w here the director of considerably.
and tin* reclamation servlc«* otllelals- deliver. If the city can and will tak«> him been the r«-sult iio one questions
Freight Is deliver«*«! to th«» Fort for some time, but It was only w Itliiii upon Itself this obligation nml lay a Great cre«ill Is duo th«* Western Pa
able persons to be employe«!, with the the census shall deem such remuner
cents per th«* lust few days thut any definite plp<> for the purpose I believe nn ar eitle engineers for tile work they hnv>
consent of the director of the census, ation sutllcieut.
in other subdlvi- from Klamath Falls at 1
as enumerators within their respect sions the director may fix a mixed pound, the entire dlstanc«« being cov understanding could be arrived at.
rang« meni can b«« made whereby tin* accomplished. Hut we do take Issue
ive districts. It is further provided rate of not less than one nor mote ered by teams. Th«« summer rat«* Is
Mayor Handerson has been poum! water dellvererl Into the plpu by th«« with the stlkteilielit that the liest pox
that such persons shall be selected than three cents tor each inhabitant 35 cents when It is handh*d by boats. Ing away at the gov«*rnm«*nt ottlcluls <<rvl<<* will l>«* sutllcieut not only t « iibl<- line ikcross the Sierras lias been
solely with a view to fitness, and enumerated, and not less than fifteen Quit«* a lot of freight Is now due.
trying to get the mutter settled either siippl« the fort, <>no Inches befoi«« -«-< ur«-«l To say that the Western Pu
Jas. Wheeler Is Jehu at this eml >( I by th«* government putting In a pipe mention«*«!, but such additional lands «-in«- engineers have secured Hie beat
without reference to their political nor more than twenty cents for each
party affiliations.
farm reported, while in subdivisions th«* stage line for the winter. The line or else turning the ditch over to within th«* city limits as will lx* ben«* line available would In« nearer tho
"The census act provides that the i where per diem rates are necessary, mail is carried by wagon through th«* city, and hits at last met with su< titl'd by water s -rvlc«*, to a total truth. 'Iio' Pit river pans, which war
enumeration of population and agri- because of the difficulty of enumera- from the* Falls, and will continu« [ cess. In a lett«*r received by tho amount not ex«* «*dlng two second secured by the Southern Puclllc com
tuny twenty years ago. aud which
culture shall begin on April 15, 1910. tion, the enumerator may be allowed, [thus until the passing of the Ice on mayor from Supervising Engineer feet during tl.o Irrigation season.
they
have succeeded In k«.«eplug closed
and that each enumerator shall com- in the discretion of the director, a [the lake.
I believe an arrangement of this
i Hopson, he states that he is willing Io
Chas.
Zumbrom; John Knot'i* recommend to the Washington oflb-o kind will b<< siktlsfikctory In every way all tlios«« years, has boon demonstrat
plete the work required in his district compensation of not less than three
within thirty days in the case of rural nor more than six dolars per day of I brother-in-law, is paying him u that not to exceed two second feet of I'ln* city will be relieved of what It ed by recent surveys to bo fur super
lor to the Ilm« aocurcd by the Western
districts and small towns, and within eight hours actual field work each, visit.
water bo furnished th«* city, provided ‘considers a nuisance; It will furili *r
Tom Kinney has left Odessa, an! th«* city assume th«* obligation of de I be nbl«< to utilize the space now occu Pacific. This Is evident from a com
two weeks in the case of any incur- Except In extreme cases, no claim for
porated city, town, village or borough mileage or traveling expenses will be now has charge of the Shive place at livering the forty-one inclo-s own« I pied by the canal as a roadway, or tho parison ot the grades. The Western
which had 8.000 inhabitants or more allowed to any enumerator, and then Crystal Creek.
| by residents of th«* city, and also lay i land can be iiermlttod to revert to Puclfic engineers were limited to u
We are out of spuds and coaloil [th«* pip«* to replace the ditch.
under the census of 1900.
Ionly when authority has been previ
the abuttora to their great advantage. grad«* of 1 per coni, or 52.M feet pei
mile.
"It is desirable where possible that ously granted by the director of th? and now have to eat sour dough
In this case th«« ditch ran be filled ' On th«* other hand, th«* reclamation
bread by cundio light as a conse land th«« right of way now owned I«;' [service will tie ivllevod of a source of
From Klamath Fulls to Lookout
the enumerator shall live in the dis census.’•
the grade was less than one-half of 1
trict he is to canvass. He should be
Attention is called to the letter of quence.
‘the government would revert to tho much trouble am! tho expense <>f[
per cent, with a very slight dcgr«*e of
Men are still at work on the break original owners. Mr. Sanderson went : maintenance.
familiar with its territory and the the president, addressed to the sec
general character of its people.
retary of commerce and labor, a copy in Anna creek, but the water con [over the matter fully with Engine'
Mr. Patch and I will be very glad curvature, and nothing that could b<*
"The census requires as enumerat of which is appended to the stat >■ tinues to pour out over the valley, [Patch this morning, and an agree to hear that the city d<*slr«*s to *.«i clunsod as heavy work. From Look
ors active, energetic persons of good ment. concerning the matter of polit and the Fort is certainly getting *ts ment was practically reached as to a ahead with soni«* such plan ns Hun out to Alturas the grades ure pra<
address. They must be thoroughly ical activity on the part of the census share and more of the water that is fair proposition to be submitted.
[gesti*«! by yon, und you man roly o.« lii'ully th> same, but the work will
Keci’snarlly be somew hat heavier, with
trustworthy, honest, and of good hab supervisors and enumerators In ac flooding things up this way as a con
According to the understanding lour co-operation.
its. They must have at least ordinary cordance with this letter any enumer sequence of the break in the creek's tentatively arrive«! at th«, properly
Whenever the city will submit n ii slightly greater d«-gr«*«' of curvature
One short tunnel will prohuhly be
education, and be able to write plain ator must 3ever his connection with bank.
owners along the ditch who are nf definite and satisfactory proposition
ly and with reasonable rapidity. In any political committee of which he
the matter will be referred to th-* ne« « usury In I'll river canyon, on ar
FORT KLAMATH, Dec. 15.— (Spe fected are to pay for the pipe an I
count of the rigid curve limit unde«'
general, preference will be given to may be a member before entering on
complete filling the ditch after the Washington offic«« ami request made
I
w hich the engineers work, but «ven
former enumerators if they are at his duties, and must refrain from p> cial)—The Long Lake Lumber com pipe is lain and cover«*«!. Where tin- I tor authorization
Respectfully,
i
with
the greatest possible expenditure
present physically able to perform liticaf'actlvlty during his term of em- pany is hauling baled hay from her«* line is across public thoroughfares
E. G. HOPSON.
to their camo near Pelican bay.
: there the line will b«« on« of cheap
the duties of the position.
ployment
Hupcrvlalng Engineer.
the city is to do the same. The gov
< «instruction, und will permit of oper
Richard Breitenstein and Mr. Rlch- 'eminent Is to Inspect and lay th«* pip«*
"Each person seeking appointment
TWO STRENUO!. S CAMES
ation nt the lowest possible cost.
jardson arrived Monday for hay from In consideration of paying for th«*
as census enumerator must make a
FAITH FROM IHK FOllT
From Lookout south, down the Pit
the Pelton & Siaemore ranch. Tim [ pipe the property now used as a right
written application to the supervisor
Wednesday night at the opera othy hay is 415 per ton.
FORT KLAMATH. D«c II Tw«*n i r|v«*r, u similar grade tins been M-
for the district of which he is a resi
of way is to revert to the original
dent. and said application must be house there were played two very
On account of the lake being frozen owners, and the entire city is to be ty I Inches of snow on th« level, uiul cured. Insuring for the Hout hern l*a
made throughout in the handwriting fast basketball games. The Swasti over people on the W eat Sid«* ar«* be- furnish«-«! 100 miner's inches of water the big flak«« nr«' still coming down |clfic by fur the best of all the trans
of the applicant, and must be in kas aad the Olympians, two teams coming short of supplies, and are "up during the entire year. The city, «n Anna creek has broken Its banks and I continental lines, both nn to coat of
Is pouring Its waters over th«* vulle, I < construction ami operation
dorsed by two representative business composed of girls attending the High against It for the mall.
i turn, assumes the obligations now
and flooding the Fort. Ablebodled
men of the community in which the School, played a brilliant preliminary
Mercury 4 above at Shattuck's this encumbent on th«* reclamation servlc«*
game, in wbeh the final score was 22
men have gon«« to the scene, but It Is
applicant resides.
morning,
and the dogs and coyotes to furnish th«* forty-one water right«,
to
4.
in
favor
of
the
former.
Octavia
doubtful
If lmm«*dlut«* repairs can b<-
All applicants for appointment as
run on and sport on the crusted snow. leaving tho city fifty-nine miner’s
made. Th«* break In the ertek'n
enumerators will be required to take Arnett did the best all-round playing,
Il«rtha Evans ct vlr to W F Aran*
Loosley and Ryan Sisemore. Jno. inches of perpetual water rights.
banks was caused by accumulate!
an examination, to be prescribed by considering the terrible odds in favor
r«
vcral
lots In blk 65, Nichols addi
Knott.
Chas.
Zumboom
and
Jas.
oGr-
The
letter
from
Engineer
Hopson
I«
snow forming*a «lam The washout Is
the director of the census, to deter of the winning team, who so com
to
Klamath
Falla; 410.
tlon
don were on a successful fishing ami as folows:
pletely
overwhelmed
her
team
mates.
quite extensive, and much work will:
mine their fitness for the work. This
A Patterson et ux lo L. Garber,
hunting trip at the head of Wood
For
the
victors
Pearl
Harding
an-l
be
required
b«*fore
tfu*
water
can
be
Portland,
Ore,
Dec.
3.
1909.
examination will be of a practical
river today.
3% acres of SW % of SW « sec I.
character, consisting chiefly or wholly Marjorie McClure made several cl«*v«y
Hon. F. T. Sanderson, Mayor, Klam turned back Into Its natural channel twp. (I B I i•> i.. 41"
plays,
though
the
entire
team
dif
Willie
Norris
is
not
Improving
a
bit
A
curious
fact,
but
nevertheless
true,
j
of the filling out of a sample sch«?d-
ath Falls. Oregon:
I^iuls Gerber «1 ux to Mabie J Pat
from his two-weeks’ spell of sickness.
Anna creek's banks, like Wood river, 1
ule of population from data furnished cerv excellent work.
Dear Sir — Referring to notl-e are considerably higher tnan th«* vul- [ tcraon, blk 4 >>f Terwilliger a«ldltioti
The
final
score
in
the
big
game
be
Dr.
White
may
be
called
tomorrow
If
and, in the case of enumerators whose
served by Oscar L. Carter, city mar ley below. During th«* Irrigation sea to city of Merrill; 410.
work will be in rural districts, the tween the High School and the Car he does not improve.
Win. Tobin et ux to F P. Hlxou.
shall
and chief of police of Klamath son In many places all that Is re- [
Mr. Spink is now taking advantage
filling out of a sample schedule of dinals was 14 to 11 in favor cf the
Falls, on Mr. W. W. Patch, project qulred to flood tho lam! is to make W% and HE *4 of NE<4 and NEH >f
Cardinals
In
the
first
half
the
score
of
the
good
sleighing,
and
Is
haulin
;
agriculture.
HE Q sec. 26, twp. 27 H. rill |1«
Each applicant is furnished with was 5 to 8 in favor of the Cardinals, his hay from the McCoy ranch to the <*ngineer. In the matter of the Ankeny ik cut in the bank ot either stream .
Edward And«*rson ct ux to F. P.
ditch, 1 note a - complaint by th«* and the water easily flows as it may I
Agency.
b*it
th«
High
School
team
materially
an illustrative example of the manner
Hixon, W *-» of NE% tec. 3. twp 7 H
health committee of the' common be directed.
strengthened
when
George
Du
Fault
Wheeler
is
bob-sleighing
his
barn
of filling out the population schedule,
and HW‘4 of HE *4 »«*<■ 34. twp 2« .*».
council as follows:
J. F. Loosly has gone to Han Fran - '
and in country districts with a copy ?nd John Sierr.ons were substituted full of hay from the Richard Melhase
“An inspection of the Ankeny ca- cisco t<j purchase heavier machlnery i. 10 E; 61,600.
ranch.
in
the
second
half.
The
game
wan
ex
of the agricultural schedule to which,
A. Hatch to Chas. P. Ilray NW V.
The Adams’ dredger I? near the nal running through the city new for the Utter & Burns saw mill. The
in the main, the work of the census cellently played throughout, entirely
ace.
26, twp
S. r 5 ■; 110.
by
the
reclamn-
owned
and
operat«-d
same will be installed early in th«*
enumerator is confined. These form? fr«?e from rough and unsportsmanlike Weed bridge. Intends to cut a canal
Emma L. Gardner to John Irwin,
tion service • • • reveals a de spring
work,
and
was
a
rplendid
encourage
west
from
the
bridge
to
Seven
Mile.
of schedules are furnished for the iu-1
plorable state of filth an«! contamlna'
A big boy wns born to Mr and Mrs. lota 6. 7. 10 and I 1 In sec. 3, twp 4'«
formation of the applicant and should ment to all, showing the value of just
H, r. I IE; 110.
ling
matter
and
substances
seriously
L.
Hesslg,
the
genal
partner
of
Ora Engle on th«* 9th Inst.
be studied and preserved for use in such athletics. The feature of tho
N H. Mon 111 to J. I*. Harter, blk
I contaminating and menacing the
Hessig
&
Co.
of
Ft.
Klamath
was
a
game
was
the
brilliant
playing
of
Du
Dave
Noah
fell
from
th«
roof
of
hlH
connection with the examination
14,
town of Merrill; 4400.
health
of
the
people
of
the
city
•
•
blacksmith shop y«*stcrday and aux- [
referred to in the preceding para Fault and Stephenson for the High visitor Thursday. He reports that
Howard Shepherd to II. F. Shop
You may be reassured that the taim-d a fracture of three ribs.
School
some
twelve
Inches
of
snow
have
and
of
Hayden
for
the
Car-
graph.
herd, 100x2k feet In lot 3, blk. 1«.
fallen in that country and that the reclamation service will promptly
dinals.
"It will be necessary for each
Klamath Falla; 410 an<l other.
take
steps
to
remove
any
filth
or
oth
The
Uidverslty
of
Oregon
expects
thermometer has already registered
enumerator, before entering upon his
Katherine L. Hall to Blooming
as low as three degrees above zero. er contaminating matter liable to en to issue, .is a supplement to the Fel - [
COVRT NOTES
duties, to receive a commission, un
camp
Bros., lota 1 and 2. blk. 46
danger
the
health
of
the
community.
runry number of the University B*tl i
Mr. Hessig is a real pioneer, having
der the hand of the supervisor of the
The court room was well filled come to the coast away back in ’64 [ I request that you wll have such mat I« tin, n compl«-t«j directory of al! Or«*- 1 Low m* nd-lltlot, to Bonnnzn; 410.
district to which he belongs, and to last Thursday during the progress
American llank and Trust to T, J
landing at San Francisco on June 4th ter promptly pointed out to tin* prop gon high schools. It will contain the
take and subscribe an oath or affirm of the Anderson trial, The defense
Jackson,
lot 2, blk 7, Lakeside add*
er
officials
of
the
service.
namra of th«* teachers the subjwt*-i
of that year, living in this country
ation that he will faithfully discharge is presenting their case, and it is
Referring to informal discussions tnught by each, their prepaintlon. th.* tion to Klamath Falla; 41.
in thote early days when flour was
all the duties required of him under probable that the trial will be con
George C. Hill to Netha II. Illll, lot
worth 42 a pound and an ounce of between yourself and Mr. Patch rela- nnntlker >t years In th* •«igh scl-ool
the law.
cluded and the case given to the jury ralt was considered of more value five to a possible filling in of part c «urse. ite., and Is to b« sent frc«t of 19, blk. 37. Hot Hprlngs addition to
Klamath Falla; 410.
“The census act also provides that either this evening or early tomor than an ounce of gold.
of this canal and to the suggestion charge
Joaeph Bennett to Bertha Evans,
an enumerator, after accepting an row. The witnesses for the defense
advanced by yob at the public meet
The ()<!<! Fellows have elected offi lot I, blk. 64, Nichols addition to
appointment and qualifying for the were rigidly cross-examined by the
Piles relieved by one application jf ing of November 9th, I believe an ar
W. O. Klamath Falls; |10.
work, cannot, ‘without justifiable attorneys for the prosecution.
Rectol, the sensible pile remedy. Con- [ rangement of this kind shoul«! be en cers for the coming term:
J. N. Kirkpatrick <*t ux to A. E
cause.' refuse or neglect to perform
Demurrers were filed in the Liskey tains no opium or cocaine... Pile pipe tered into. • This seems to me the only Smith, noble grand; F. C. Hamler
the duties of the position; and he will cases, which will be argued in the furnished free.
Money back If it feasible plan whereby the City of vice grand; O. A. Stearns, secretary; ('rance, lots 5 and 6 in blk 1. F->it
KInmath; SI.
further be required to devote his en morning.
falls. Sold by Underwood's Pharmacy. Klamath Falls can be relieved of th« P. L. Fountain, treasurer.
ALL ABOUT ENUMERATORS
— 1
HECTOR’S
Good Goods
GOOD
HECTOR’S
Low Prices
NEWS
SANTA CLAUS HAS APPOINAED US HIS PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE FOR KLAMATH COUNTY, AND SHIPPED HIS STOCK OFTOYS HERE.
HE REQUESTED US TO ADVISE ALL THE GOOD BOYS AND GIRLS OF KLAMATH COUNTY TO COME AND SEE THE LARG
EST ASSORTMENT OF TOYS HE HAS HAD FOR A LONG TIME. BE SURE AND SEE SANTA CLAUS’ WINDOW DISPLAY AT HECTORS'
CHILDREN’S SHOES
We have reduced several
lines of children’s shoes that
would
make
good,
sensible
Christmas gifts. Ask to see
our new line of skuffers.
New
New
New
New
New
New
New
New
New
New
Neckwear, 25c to $1.00,
Handbags, $1.50 to $10 00
Belts, special price 75c,
Back Combs and Barretts, 25c to $2.50.
Box of Ruching, assorted colors, 39c.
Women’s Romeos, $1.50 and $2.00.
Handkerchiefs, 5c to 50c.
Children’s Handkerchiefs. 3 in box, 25c.
Sweater Coats, $1.50 up co $5.00.
Mufflers, knitted, 50c and 75c.
IF YOU GET OUR PRIC ES YOU SAVE MONEY
SPECIAL
SPECIAL
SPECIAL
Women and Children’s Coats, all reduced, practically at w
holesale cost.
Men’s and Boys’ Overcoats, all reduced.
Men’s and Boys’ Suits, about one-third to one-half price.
Men’s Heavy Fleeced Underwear, 50c; Boys’ 40c.1
Men’s Heavy Gray Wool Underwear, $1.00.
Men’s Extra Heavy Wool Underwear, $1.50,
Big line of Felts, Overs, Packs, Arctics, German Sox, Rub
her Boots.
1 RY IT!
0. M. HECTOR, Successor to the Boston Store