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J ournal
$1.50 PER YEAR.
MALHEUR COUNTY. OREGON,
5c PER COPY
ns, illustrate
Build
Waterworks
.•a in the e veil i tigli
itrumeut has b.
cas ion and a v ryl
ainuient is prom,
'8 was eliminated®
extension of t h c ^ H ______
at the last boan^i
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balance of
Directors Sarn-M .
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as a court of impeachment, of
having misused his office and his
power as judge, for (lersouul gain.
He was convicted of the first count
of the 1 H. On this first charge
the delude voted <58 to 7 .
thcj[ftSS MGCtlllg Silt- New Cheese
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liters ami whit iird a y U nanim ously
Trow absi-ud
was instructed j
trovisions for
in Favor of It.
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in .Ianmiry 1
representative mass meet-
supplies has beegH *
. judges in t h » ,n Saturday eve was unam-
R. W. P u r d a l *D expressing itself for
y q J Nampa, witty waterworks. A resolution
if an eastern booflft>g Die c *ty council to call a
ras in the citjBtl election and provide wa-
jutlook for hamllrworks as rapidly as possible
jnds as soon na passed.
ht' No time wil \ representative of the Green
the bond que*^™
» S n eerin g com pan y was pres­
iters.
m i n Mayvllle <h.Plillls were 8Ubmitted to the
iing lent anytihfeVious council nearly a year
a plow, he exP * f l Ä y this firm of engineers,
for the favor
stonishment to igei ei with an estimate of
r, when, on Inqulj^j
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Action was deferred un
how much It wou^H
ong ladder foi aj
bridge (juestion was out
replied prompts |j,,. *,ay. Now the water sit-
Cy,” remonstrauitWn will receive full atteu-
know I've got
with the probability of
i Isn't tong ennnri^R , .
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,
a obliged to cliall|ei being ready tor lawn and
chim ney leak
lold purposes in Ju ly of
C an ’t you make I
jresent year.
,ity Tax Levy
.............. In Reduced to 6 Mills
Mr. Fanning shot*
3 closed
his obstt
a weak place
up." snipped Ml
ar my weight
good thutty poum
e way under yi
t dollar to gel
ng the risk, I call
ip. Youtn » ' m'H ie Nyssa city tax
^ower than any Other
¿Town in the County.
levy is
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wei than any other in c'rp o -
t From W in dow s, tef] town in the county
III
he year when tha^B-
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ig done many PJ | laU3 >’eal8 lhe t l l > 8 eX‘
r having their -'lueses were right at a 'ovv lie
and smeared vifi l j)Ut gj)e present council
i briskly with be. •
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rjii find this elfeiive been enabled, by ..petal toil
paint.--Harpel^r 8a|()()l, license system now
^■ iree, not only to cut ilie
- )pi i tv lax levy to (> mills, but
^ go a large am tint of nn-
urt of the S ts^ l
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Malheur Coun’,0r me;,t n“ ll,e s lre tt’ •
Plaintiff, vs. ■ • r e than a mile of gravel
ant.
reits is one of the improve*
'defendant abo'ent<| w it„ Uie bi|U fully paid.
nona.
the state of Orte^ total levy for road and
reby required|nd purposes by m ills is, 4
r the compliii’iik roa<]( 3 lniHs bond,
in the above 1 „
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before the ei]N-v 8811 lias “ lar8er Proportion
weeks M from tl graded
streets than any town
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publication
iticn he!
h<
rice its populaiion in the
to nnswi
answer,
r. (f™
reg) ow ing to the efforts of its
lintiff will y b i , owing to
liions
yrou for the ■ si HZ*
ns during the last three
sther with
am the —— d^B
d for the su in K j
with inte: i l C W
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rate of 1» H< 1. VVT. H. Brooke, the popular
ind for tin
ntirio attorney, well known to
Law Firm.
is published jib *,ie residents of tins district,
r of Honoral^Btaken in as a partner Mr. R.
3, Judge of t^Kwngler of that city, the new
Malheur Coui gjj, ,.cct]pyjn^ the most modern
o an^.ef.ltl r' lite of law offices in Eastern Ore-
2, and first p * .
made No v e i n * 1" the VV,l»°n building.
H. B rooke . M Brooke has twice capably
y for Plaintiff .fry. d the residents of this coun-
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1 in the state legislature and on
>♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ *%nuary 1st assumed his duties of
H e as district attorney, where
r > _ „ * s a me careful devotion to his
may be expected.
H r . Swagler is a graduate of
is University of Minnesota, has
H i practing in Ontario several
ortlis and has impressed the
n n rl
»pie in his locality as a young
1
iati "f exceptional promise in his
Mfession
ou.
Ige Archbald
Found Guilty
B u lg e Robert W. Archbald, of
a . O r e g o n hfer ? n,merce cnnrt- Wi)9 Monday
fand guilty by the senate sitting
WORK HAS
ON NYSSA-B
Factory Two Hundred Men La
Is Expected that Wo
Will Be Completed by
A cheese factory is one of
Nyssa’s new manufacturing estab­
lishments.
Newberg,
Oregon,
parties have taken over the fine
brick building
erected for a
creamery in IU10. togqtber with
the machinery and equipment,
and will install a first-class cheese
plant.
Mr. Smith, one of the ueW pro­
prietors, met with the owners of
the old plant on Thursday of
this week and completed the ar­
rangements.
The highest market price will
be paid for milk and the product
will be marketed in this inter­
mountain territory, now a heavy
importer of Wisconsin and Tilla­
mook cheese.
A buyer has left for Wisconsin
this week to purchase dairy stock
for farmers of this vicinity to in­
crease their present herds. The
milk of 300 cows can be obtained
at present, with a steady increase
in sight from the freshening of
early spring milkers.
The new firm are here with
strong recommendations as to
ability and reliability, and are
receiving the enthusiastie sup­
port of the business men in their
venture.
Two hundred men are start­
the work of laying steel on
the Nyssa-Buhl water grade
main line
this week. June
first should see the work com­
pleted end the road as far as
Homedale, Idaho, turned over
to the traffic department of the
O. S. L. railroad. Chief En­
gineer Osborne has rented a
home here for the winter and is
pushing the work along rap­
idly.
The tracklaying to Riverview,
at which point gravel for bal-
ing
OWYHEE
IT
RTED
ROAD
teel and It
Homedale
e 1.
lastinv is obtained, will be corn-
píete itti in 30 days, if the
weath settles so the big ma-
used to its fullest
chin
ta c tic a lly all the
capacity
bridges to Riverview are built,
the Owyhee river bridge and
all those of large size being
erected before the work stopped
a year ago.
Only a few springs remain to
be completed and these will not
delay tracklaying for a longer
time than cribbing to carry the
track temporarily can be put in.
Illustrated Lecture
Rev. R. H. Evans Graphic-
all Describes Scenes and
Incidents of Missionary
Work in Western Africa.
Grandpa Bradley susti
hard fall last week, but
what recovered at present w
E. F. Pratt bought the
occasion of much enjoyment
W ood and the Tom Lowe bnncl1
truation to the church go-
of pigs.
, and some whom we
The Progressiset rally held
t be classed as church
the I5th in Vale has exciued deep
¿he illustrated lecture
The Litchfield Trio^ interest among progressives on the
yterian church Sun-
Owyhee, and it is expected an en­
Rev. R. H. Fvans,
thusiastic constituency will be recent!
fumed from mission­
present to boost the new order of ary wort' 111 western Africa.
; the day.
We hare something else to be
enthusiastic over uow thut it looks
as if trackluyinsr actually was go-
j ing to be an accomplished fact.
Eaoh spring tne announcement
would be made * iraoks will be
laid
next Christmas.”
Each
l Christmas the clairon call would
; issue ’•trucklaving begins next
1 spring.” until we country people
began to be more patient than
I hopeful.
C M. B uhuuvoui , H. Walters
and J. 1 . Lhuiung hauled hogs
The main room, class rooms
and balcony were all filled to their
full seating capacity, the Meth­
odist church having adjourned
and attended in a body.
Scenes depicting the life and
hnbits of the natives were thrown
upon the canvas by Prof, W hite’s
instrument, it having been bor­
rowed for the occasion. The na­
tive sous and daughters were
shown in the native dress, or un­
dress. also the costume worn by
the students of the missionary
School.
Rev. Evans was quite optimis­
The fourth number of the L y ­ Friday to Parma lor E. F. Pratt.
The residents of the Owyhee tic concerning the work there and
ceum course will take place at the
opera house on the evening of 0 0 k considerable advantage of the ^timated that the people of be­
January 20 , which is next Mon­ fine thick ice last week when it nighted Africa had about as good
ranged from ten inches to a foot a chauce for salvation as some of
day.
The Neil Litchfiild trio, con­ thick. Among those who put up the people of Nyssu, unless they
sisting ol father, mother and ice were Ed Blodgett nnd Harva bad mended thsir ways since he
before. Splendid
daughter Abbie, will furnish the Otis, H. Walters, Charley Bradley kiiBw them
and Messrs. Frank Harris and special music was rendered.
entertainment.
The posters and window cardtf Wm. Puts.
Some of the old-
are out and the leaflets will be out timers claim that the ice was
at the proper tlm. , showing just never so thick at this time before.
who these people are and what But a sort of premature Spring
they have done and can do here. has sent most of the ice down the
For pure, innocent fun and a river, probably to test the con­
good hearty laugh, I have uever tractor’s work on the railroad
A meeting the Progressive of
seen the equal of N si Litchfield bridge across the Owyhee.
county organization was held in
on the platform. He is a gem of
E. F. Pratt and H. Walters Vale Wednesday, Robert van
the purest ray serene and the peo­ went to Ontario Tuesday, return­ Gilse, present mayor of Nyssa.
ple of Nvssa will enjoy such a ing Wednesdav, Mr. Walters at­ presiding as chairman and E. B.
treat as they have never had be­ tended the meeting of the stock­ Conklin of Ontario, secretary,
fore ¡when he face« them. The holders of the Bank of Nyssa, and
Mayor van Gilse was appointed
work of his wife and daughter is both gentlemen were laoking for ; delegate from the county to at-
on a par with his own and the en­ some stock to bdy. as well as tend a gathering of progressive
tertainment will suit every class other business matters.
chieftains in Portland Or., Jann-
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of fnn lovers. There is music in­
H. Walters and Clifton L. ary ' an
20 for the formation
_
_ of a state
terspersed with the entire pro­ Beaumont spent Friday evening organization.
The Progressive
gram, and the best sort, too.
with the Gahley family near Par­ party is in second place in this
Please don't forget the date. ma.
state as a result of the anti-Taft
January 20 . the place, opera
W. H. Ross of Roswell spent landslide in November, having
house, and the occasion, fourth Thursday on the Owyhee.
He divided with the democrats the
Lyceum number
This a $100 came to the Riverside ferry tn privilege of acting as judges and
attraction Not one worth that cross, but found the ferry sturk in clerks of election for the ensuing
much only, but one for which I the iee, so bad to cross in a skiff fonr years.
pay the $100 spot cash.
and borrow a horse to reach bis 8. A. Armittstead, a representa­
P G. W hit e .
destination
tive of Monroe A Crissel, the
E. F. Pratt spent Friday night cheese and creamery supply house
Mr. W, N. Sandersons have pur­
chased four thousand Italian in Parma, attending to varioes of Portland, was in the city this
business matters __ there.
week on business c o n n e c t e r ) with
prune trees from H- G. Monce to
plant on their orchard lands near
Wanted — A few relinqmah- the new cheese factory on First
Nyssa.
! meats.
Either tide river. Hoxie. street
Meeting of
Progressives
C A P IT A L P U N ISH M E N T
A G A IN .
Under New
Tbe writer was so unfortunate
as to miss getting her copy of the
Journal of the 2 nd until it was
ten days old, so did not know into
what shape her able friend the
editor had fricaased her argument
for capital punishment in time to
reply in last week’s issue.
Now, it seems to me, that no
argument is of any account at all
in which the debaters seek only to
establish their points, but neglect
to seek after the real truth of the
The Golden Rule store, that
matter; and I do not believe that under the management of Chas.
either the editor or your humble Bean, grew into one of the city’s
servant are open to criticism on
main business houses, has been
this point. It seems to me that
sold
to J. N. Ames, of the Ames
the real truth of the matter is
Wholesale
company of Boise.
that there would be more lustice
The
entire
stock
is included in
than exists in the present law if
the
sale.
an enactment were passed where­
It is the new owner's plan to
by juries could exercise their dis­
cretion in deciding whether a man increase the lines carried until
is such a menace to society that the largest store in the county
it has become ineconomical to will be at this place.
save his life, or whether a contin­
Produce will be bought with­
uation of his life in service for out limit, as Mr. Ames’ connec
the state would bo worth while, lions are such that a ready
provided always such sentences
market is assured for all the ex.
were issued under a law restrict­
cess
crop of the valley.
ing pardons. The writer has in
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mind the case of five Russian
convicts who a number of years
ago escaped from a mine in S i­
beria, where they were condemned
to spend the remainder of their
lives at hard labor. They were
picked up in a small boat on the
ocean by some American steamer
and on reaching American shores
One hundred and twenty
were almost lionized, due doubt­
acres
of the Test-Greig holdings
less to the common knowledge in
two
miles
west of town have
this country of the terrors of the
been
sold
at
a good figure this
Russian penal system. They had
week-
the sympathy of everybody in the
Mr. Marshall, new
county, and powerful influences
secured from Russia their liberity from the Lone Star' state, is the
— and yet within five years every purohaser, and the entire 120
one of these men had been con­ will be placed in cultivation
victed of some heinous crime and this spring
The Test-Greig
was again in prison, in the United
holdings
consist
of several
Htates this time, and their convic­
thousand
acres
near
the city,
tion and incarceration cost the
with
water
rights
in
the
Shoe­
state of California over one hun­
dred thousand dollars, which hon string ditch for a portion of it,
est men had to pay in taxes. It and is all extremely desireable
may be feminine logic to assume acreage.
that a dead injun is a good injun,
but I don't believe it would be
easy to gainsay. I believe the
people of California wished five
years later that that steamer had
Returns of the annual oieclion
not seen those convicts, and that
they had found justice in the in the Owyhee Irrigation dis­
tricts, Five divisions has been
depth of the sea.
reported unofficially as follows
The point I wished to mad# is
for
director for iusuin r year:
not that capital punishment is a
Dist. No. 1— H. C. Whitworth,
deterrent of crime to uncaught Ontario.
rascals; it is hard to believe that
Dist No. 2— Hubbard Wal­
life
imprisonment
would be, ters, Owyhee.
either. But 1 did mean that a;
Dist. No. 3—Thos. Catiham,
dead scamp will certainly be de ’'lyssa.
Dist. No. 4— P. J. Phillips,
terred from any further crime or
Nyssa.
cost to the honest people of hit
Dist. No. 5— Rex Marquis,
state. No guards will have <0 be
hired for him, no punishments or Oairo.
The official count is not ex­
rewards devised to keep him at
pected
to make any change.
work, nocostly buildings made for
The
retiring directors are W.
him; nobody will be killed by
L.
Gibson,
J. J. Sarazin and H.
him in an attempted prison es- W. Trow.
The election of 8.
cajie. as was in the case of the D.
Goshert for treasurer is
Russian convicts; and no country shown by reports as far as
will be terrorized by bis escape, learned.
H. F - Pratt of Owyhee it»
which is always possible. There
is no doubt in my mind that in elected collector and* P. J.
perhaps more than a majority of Phillips rtceiVed a good vote
cases, life imprisonment is best; as assessor and f l believed to
he elected. Not a' heavy vote
but there is also no doubt that
was polled, there being no con­
some clasa- s of confirmed crtinin
test
in several divisions for the
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als are not worth keeping alive.
In other words, I believe that directorships and satisfactory
positions were
capital punishment bears about men for the
The new
the same relation to the deterrent chosen unanimously
of erinic that flypaper does to the board ill be installed this week,
decimation of Hies
flypaper the wo k of preparing for the
doesn’t keep Hies from multiply i bond election being one matter
ing. hiit it «loos ket.p the rascals needing consideration at the
after they are caught
And until earliest moment and lias been
Management
Golden Rule Store
Becomes Property
of Boise Firm.
Land Holdings
Change Hands
One Hundred and Twenty
Acres of T-G Tract.
Irrigation Districts
Elect Officials
we have sanitary measures more
effective than we now have, we
must put up with fly paper as
well as flies.
A nna L). S- P ra tt .
[But suppose certain «tates had
prohibited the use of II |M|ier nnd
it was discovered that flies were
far less numerous in those states
than in the states that did use it,
what then? Ed.J
left over until election to give
the new board full control.
No trouble is expected in
marketing the bonds of the
district, Mr. Purdam feeling
extremely optimistic on this
line as conditions are steadily
growing better in the financial
woild.