Junction City bulletin. [volume] (Junction City, Or.) 189?-1901, 1901-04-11

feet OF logs. II will cross the y. j. X. X.
at Junction City, where IT also touches
the q. 4 y. X. r., and will empty INTO
the Long Tom River, about Z1s miles
northwest OF Junction.
A mill located at the Junction ot the
canal and Long Tom River, or any.
where on the Long Tom below the
Junction OF the canal, may have hoated
TO It through the canal billions 0i feet Of
logs from the Cascade Mountains and
hundreds OF millions OF feet on the Long
Tom from the Coast range.
The fact that point may be ionnd 30
near the heart OF these great timber
belts TO which timber will fioat down
stream in such quantities in 80 short
distance, without the expense OF tow"
ing, and held in such absolute security,
renders II such sirategical point that it
cannot be ignored by lumbermen.
The canal will develop 1T Monroe and
other points a water power second only
10 that OF Oregon City. The refuse from
these saw mills will furnish the cheap.
est fuel for the Touring mills, fruit
driers, warehouses, ETC., now existing,
and, with the water power, viii invite
other industries.
In order TO satisfy Eastern capitalists,
the company IL compelled " ask ana
secure options on at least 80, 600 acres oil
agricultural land along the line, on
which 10 locate colonists OF different
nationalities, they having secured some
OF the best emigrant agents IN the
United States. We only ask to be per-
mitted 10 advertise the lands in three
different languages, namely, English,
German and scandinavian The lands
must be cheap in price mot worihless),
and the present prices OF land are cheap.
We will not receive land listed higher
than present prices.
We do not ask or recommend any one
to list all their land for sale, but only d
part, and many who are now land poor
can list only part and still bold very
large tracts OF land. What is Eeeded is
smaller holdings, which means more
people and more business. TIE COM
plant of Eastern capitalists IL, 'you
lack population you need more people,
.. and we will furnish them II you will CO.
, operate by furnishing good land reason
! able in price on which to locate them. :"
: The company proposes to operate III
!. cars on the inter-urban plan: making {
. number ol trips daily, and Offering sncl
rates, schedules and general accommo
{ dations as will bring the High School a.
: Junction aud Agricultural College q
{ Corvallis in reach of every nome along
/. the line, thus giving thosegresiding alonl
. the line the advantage Of city schools an'
: churches, teachers, doctors and othe
: professions and businesses and enabling
: the people 70 reach their county seat ans
: places OF business in comfort, esnafinl
. the clouds of dust Ia summer nsA rail
Z rnd mud in winter. BY thus encourag
s ing people To settle and improve th
Z lands along the line, to build up differ
: ent industries aud prosperous commu
1 mites.
y Solicitors will call on you and give yo
= chance to assist the enterprise by cor
tributing money. llnd, labor and ma
y terial, on the condition above stated.
e AS soon as this canvass is successful
}. completed, work viii begin and b
@ pushed toa finish this summer and fal
;, The amount required is not large, an
! We are Clap to be able to offer an oppo,
d tunity thai the can take advantage o.
:. aud ii taken will surely bring business
=, employment aud general prosperity I
70 our part OF the valley.
c. & s. r. r. CO.
u BY G. G. MILLET,
II President.