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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-08
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 10.
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.

y, z,
Hawaii I. etc-China Cvia p Feb s. 1910 m
via 1890 m
10 1890 p m
Japan Corea, P I. etc-Empress Of China
via victoria) a. 500
Hawaii. japan. etc-Nippon Maru (via
F. 49, 1890 m
Hawaii, Alameda VIA p. Feb 49, 1890
Fiji Islands, Australia etc-Aorsngi (via
VctoraJ. 25 500 m
Tahiti. Marquesas-Mariposa Cvta FL Mar g. 1880
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-08

Genoa. Feb 3-Seiled. steamer Indiana Utan- Pa-,.,
Barbados. 5-SaiIed. steamer Italian u-t,oa "a,
Anderson from Santos. etcl. New York '''
Brow Head Feb Z, $50 p ul-Passed staarar ct...t.
(Br Taylor. New-York for Queenstown and LivsrD.nS
Sagres. January 2-Passed steamer Rayonne Ger Won
Hugo. Venice and Messina for New-York '0''' 'Oh
Sciry. Feb Pissed. British FnDi-a ~,
New-York for 'N4''
81 Michaels. Feb t-Passed steamer Hamburg Ger.
Burneister Alexandria and Naples for New YorL
Rio Janero. Feb 5Saed steamer Castilian Prince IN,
Fillmore New-York. ~ ''D'
Said Arrived. Vandaa 0C.a-,
Sew-Yorl Singapore. Manila etc '' -'97'
Arrived previously Na,A,@.l.
(Gerl, Wereloh- New-NCr Anglers
Funcha Arrived. steamer Moltke ,C;erl Ru.ar
New-York for Genoa. cruiser.
6-Satled. steamer Simeon tRro
New-York via st Vincent. v ana Port Natal FOR
shanghai.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-08

Max Millstein of No. 157 Suffolk-st tried TO COL
Iect debt from Jacob Lerner. of No. 1S4 Ludlow
st. There an argument, and Millstein emerged
minus his beard. Lerner arrested and held In
$500 bonds for trial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-08

The Municipal Civil Service Commission is TO move
into the Barclay Building, at Broadway and Reade-
st. The Sinking Fund Commission has rented the
eleventh of the building $4,000 a year. The
commissions headquarters in the annex of
the New-York Life Building
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-08

Marshall B. Clarke, after four years of service as
Assistant District Attorney. announces that has
resumed general practice of the law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-08
METRoPOLTrAN OPERA HOUSE

Mi. - SI,1 UI I'M ny u,
pold. Homer; KnOte. Goritz. Blsss Mdhlmann Cond.
Hertz Prices: 81 90. $50. 80. SO 90. $500.
Fri Eyg-, Feb 3. at S-MARTA- Sembrich Walker:
Caruso. Plancon. ROss, Dufriche. Cond Vigna
Sat. Aft, Feb. 10, at l30-MEISTERSINGER Alien
Homer; Knote Van Rooy, Goritz Blass. Reiss. MuhI-
Sat. Evs. Feb 10. pop prices AZ S1FAUST. JomeIlI
Jacohy Bauermeister; Dippe Journet.
sun. Evg.. Feb. II tpop. pricesl. s:3O-YERDPS
REQtlEM Soloists: Jomelh. Walker; Cavaradossi.
chestra- Cond Vigna. u
Mon Evg-. Feb. -. at S-IAA TRANIATA Seubrfch
Jacoby, Bauermester; Caruso. Scott Bars Durrcbs
Begue. Conductor Vigna.
Wed Evg. Feb. II. at s-LUCIA DI I.ANMER-
moor Semorich Bauermeister; Caruso. Gourmet
Thurs: Evg, Feb: Is. at ESPECIAL Performance
ZIGECNEtt- BARON ("Gypsy Baron'). Alien RappoId
Homer, Bauermeister; DtppeI Goritz. Bla.s Bars
Mahlmann- Cond- Frankie. In the third act ALI tbs
PRINCIPAL Artists. not in the cast will appear
Fri Eyg. Feb. l6 at s-LOHENGRIN Rappod. Homer:
Knote, Van Rooy. Gourmet Mdhlmanu. Cond Hertz
Next Weeks Seat Sale Begins This Morning
WEBER PIANO USED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-08

Alderman William p. Kenneally. of No 64S East
17th-st., summoned Essex Market court yes
terday the complaint of Arnold Pierce re-
porter, who accused Mr.. Kenneally Of assauting
him. He was discharged for lack of evidence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-08
Elections.

4 NNUA. ELECTION or THE AMtiiNle :, =
INSTITUTE. Thursday. Feb sth. 1900. ~ -
A<th 81. Polls orpA 10 a. To - ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-08

PROPOSALS FOR ELECTRICAL Coa'@.
sary and Railway supplies. or assis % STATE
chasing agent Panama Rail Road Company -ss,csaS
Street York February Sth. lsoS-SealeI EpnShss-
will received at Office ot the Assistants stais
ing Agent. Panama Rail Road toInpSnSS,s ar fur
street Y until . p NJ, February TN. i7ye - hlA
nishins the above mentioned articles SLAMS 50
information may be obtained this once as.nt
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-01-13
NOTICE
present.

The list Of Judges aud Clerks for
the coming June election has been
made by the County Court Il its
January Term, and a true copy of
same is posted in the office of the
County Clerk for public inspection.
The Court will meet in special ses-
sion on Wednesday the 7th day of
February, 1906, to hear aud de-
lermine all objections, remonstran-
ces and suggestions from electors
IN regard to said appointments,
The Court will also on said day act
upon all applications for appoint
ment as Justice of the Peace for
the different precincts of the Coun-
ty having no regular qualified JUS
Iice for the purpose of the registra-
tion of electors.
By order of the Court.
Attest: Sam Mothershead,
(Seal) Clerk.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-01-13
Timber Land Act Juno ISIS.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
UNITED srATEs LAND OFFICE,
Uurnn. ore. december N 1908

Burns, ore, December a. 1905.
Notice Is hereby given that IN compliance
With the provisions Of the act Of Congress Of
June @, ISIS, entitled IAN act fur tho salc OF
timber landsin tho states of California, oregon
Nevada aud Washington Territory" o. extend.
rd 10 nll the Public Land statas by act of Aug
usi e. ls12 the following named persons have
this day hlcd IN this oiicc their sworn state
ments, towit
charles D. Cook. Of Cord. County Of Malheur.
state OF oregon. sworn statement No 9sl for
the purchase Of the NIL sEi,, of section q.
township ~ south. range 3D. castW. NJ.
Thomas ~. ssaWcard. Of Cord county Of Mai.
hcur. State uf OREGON, sworn statement No ~.
for the purchase uf the - gWi,. WI -Et,. III
section 10, townthip s3s,uth, rangu "A east W.
James T. Kidd. Of Oniauu. County ot Ma'hcur
state Of oregon. sworn statement No gN. for
The purchase uf the EissNNtt. @Wi. Nwi..
wv sWlE Of section $ township .H south,
Nora A Kidd. OF ontario. County of Maiheur
State of oregon, sworn statement No. 2sf, for
the pufchaEg Of the Nl3 SKA sWi4 sE',, OF see.
ship Jl south. range 10 east W. 81
Elizabeth s. HenWeafd. NJ Cord, County Of
Nalhcuf, state II OrcEnn, swofu statement No.
-, iof ihe putehas, ol inc: = 4, Of sectiou'e
Ihai thuy VIII onuf proofs to show that the
lands sought arr murr valuable for the timber
and stone thereon than ipf agricultural puf.
poses and g. establish their claims to said
lands before ". %. Thompson. county CLERK,
at his regular ufIrinI tlurc uf business Hf vale
Orcgou, un Monday, The 18th day ~ March
They uama fs witnesses. chaflfs D.. cook
Thomas 81 ssaWCard aud Elizabeth scnaearl,
" Cord Otesuni James y Kidd aud Nufa a,
Kidd, Of ontario, OREGON.
any and aii persons claiming adversely any
Q, nc above dstcfibgd lands arc requested 20
hle their claims iu THE ONCE nu o. trf0rc the
VIZ rAnHr. Register
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-01-13

Some new and interesting fea-
lures have developed in the rail-
road situation during the pas,
week according to rumor. It is
now asserted that to follow up
the Malheur river would be a diff
ficult and expensive piece of en-
gineering owing to the fact that
IT would be necessary to cross
and recross the river at frequent
intervals in order to eliminate
sharp curves and building bridges
across stream of that size is no
child's play. Besides, those who
are familiar with the topography
OF that section assert that there
are gorges where the spring
freshels would endangar the road
bed and bridges unless they were
elevated to a considerable heighth.
1t appears that another route
now is being entertained to bring
the road out above the river and
The Times s-Herald has il from a
reliable source that engineers are
NV recsnnoitering up Bully
creek in Malheur county with a
view of bull ling over a different
route which would bring the road
into this valley through the pass
from Pine creek TO Rock creek |
and out west above this city. 1t
is really worthy of consideration
on the merits of the easy grade |
and other favorable features such
as timber, living streams and no
abrupt climb out to the west.
The Times-Herald has no in
side information on this matter
and cannot state positively what
is being done in this respect, but
knows that it rs being considered
by the railroad engineers.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-01-13
EIGHTH GRADE EXAMINATION.
1DATES

i.-DATES.
Three examinations, annually,
In Harvey county, as follows
February 1, ., 1906.
May IL, rs, 1906.
September %, 2S, 1905
2.-PRoGRAM.
Observation-Disclosures, writing,
history and civil government.
Fridays Gramar, Physiology,
Geography and Spelling.
3.-soURCEs OF QUESTIONS.
Questions in the following sub
jects will bo taken from the follow
ing sources;
Geography - State Course Of
study; the course print in Frye's
Elements Of geography; map ques-
tions in both course and fine print
Of Frye's Elements of Geography
spelling-Eighty per cent, from
miscellaneous test words Ia Reeds
Word Lessons, and twenty pei
cent from manuscripts.
neutrality-suspicious. Of penman-
ship as indicated in copied matter
and from manuscripts
Language-Reeds Graded Les
sons in English, no diagramming
Civil Goyernment-Unlted States
Constitution.
History List Of topics from
Outline in State Course Of
study and Current Events.
Respectfully submitted.
NJ, T.. RIGBY,
Comfy Superintendent.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-01-13
o. E. S. INSTALL OFFICERS

Burns Chapter No. 20, o. L,
S. installed officers last Monday
evening to serve for the ensuing
year. Past Grand Matron Clara
Marsden acted as installing officer
assisted by Past Worthy Mlalron
Flora Woldenberg as marshall
The officers installed were: Del
nora Gowan, W. NJ; VIM Miller,
w. p; Emma Mckinney, a NJ F.;
Marie Carpenter, Secy.; Ella
Sweek, Treas. Ada Allen, con-
duclress; Ella Moihrrshead, asso-
ciate conduclress; Mrs A l.
\ oung, Chaplain; Phoebe Geary,
Adah; Minnie Clevenger, Ruth;
Esther Schwartz, Ester; Mabel
Mckinney, Martha; Matte Mil,
Ter, Eiec,a; Eva Byrd, Wardrr;
Tom Allen, sentinel; Mrs Farrc,
Organist.
Immediately following the in
itallalion ceremonies the presiding
officer caused the retiring Worthy
Mrs Woldenberg, to be
escorted to her station and with an
appropriate and happy speech pre-
Iented her with an emblem pin OF
/ Past Matron, a present from her
associates in the lodge as a token
If respect and in recognition of
Ter work during the term of her
'iiice.
After a short recess short
musical program was rendered
which was followed by an elegant
luncheon prepared by members of
he order. Taken in all il Was a
cry pleasant social affair and one /
nost thoroughly enjoyed by all
resent.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-01-13
Another lnnd lensinn hin

Another land leasing bill has
been introduced in congress and
It seems to be the most sensible
bill ct produced on that line. /,
has many or at least some features
that have never before been en-
bodied in such measures that
makes !, really worthy Of consid-
GRAFTON. While The Times-Her.
aid has always taken a stand
against leasing the public range,
It has nevertheless realized that
some day Il would come to that
and that some equitable measure
would be adopted whereby the
range could be parcelled out in a
iair manner and where the small
holder would have protection and
equal chance with the big guns.
Former bills have been honestly
advocated by representatives in
congress and have been put for
ward with honest purpose. They
were all we'll intended and no
doub, carried into effect and pro-
perly managed, or rather lived up
to, they would have been, posi-
bly,, a benefit TO the range sec.
tions OF the west Such, how
ever, wouldn't be the case. Mono
poles would have found way to
evade the law aud soon crowded
the little fellow off. The text OF
the proposed leasing bill appears
on the first page of this issue.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-01-13

the woods with logging crews all
of which is for the prosperity of
the community
Mr. James Gilbert and WIN Nor
rison we're in town on Friday.
In Hamilton and wife depart
ed for n visit at Joe Bucbanan's
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs Hattie HASTE says the local
demand for home made candies
keeps her stock Of sweets very low.
The winter season in Millinery be-
ing over and too early for spring
trade she has more time for the
Candy making and Notions.
S S Williams of Drewsey, mana
ger Of Oh stage line passed through
Thursday en- route to Burns.
Under date of Jan 5tb W +
Burke writes to the Secretary Of
The Harney Board Of Trade: w
am glad the Board IL interested
In matters which are of interest
to Harney Valley. think IL you
get out the pamphlets as contem-
plated and send them around a.
you have been doing heretofore
YOU will be- doing a good work
Elong that line. ! am very glad
to know the artesinn we'll is slill
flowing aud hope the flow can be
increased next spring when we
put the big pump on for a few days,
| will bring out with me In the
spring a drill out fit complete SO !
can go down several hundred feet
Over this way we are pleased
with the presentation Of the pros
poets Of rail road extensions IN
Oregon as shown IN the Portland
papers and while they do not par
ticularly make a definite showing
of touching Harvey II We can not
keep up enough fuss and blow our
horn to attract them this way, we
ought To be- left nut in the cold on
the mountain side. But we are
not discouraged and will still keep
up steam so when the track il laid
we will be- ready TO meet the
"Brass Collars"
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-01-13
sHERIFF's SALE.

by virtue Of warrant issued by tb'
CLERK Of the County Court Of tho Stat,
OF Oregon, for the County Of llarney, I,
me directed, commanding me TO levy or
the goois aud ehattels Of the delinquent
taxpayers named ia the delinquent tax
roll for said county for the year 1901,
theretp attached, and II none be found,
then upon the real property, A. set forth
and described in the sand delinquent
taxroll, or so much thereof as shall sat
isfy the amount OF taxes charged there
in, together with the costs aud expenses,
| have dulSlsyied upon the following
described pieces or parcels of land, as
set forth and described in said tax lisi,
lying aud being in said IIarney county,
State of Oregon, described and assessed
as follows;
Crawford, VIM, Lots 5 aud d in
book Is, in llarney ,.........S 4l4
Hembree. John, Lots 3 aud ia
sec. 80, ~, 20, 7. 81 G., iS acres SO
Hall, Newell, e1a VIZ, sec. So tp.
"a. s7e., leo acres. .... $40
Kribs, Tim, SCI sell 4, sec. "a, ~.
"a, T, 80 e., lot and seli swl4
sec. 10, aud nell nwl4 sec. 80,
tp. "a, 7. 81 G., l5s acres .,.. ~ O3
Miller & Biggs, lots aud 6, block
., Burns .............u... o6 "a.
Norton, Frank, Wis sel4 and eis
sw14, sec, 8, tp. 10, 7. "a o., 100
acres .................... 10
Ralph, lot o, in block l6
Burns ................,....... 1910
siler, Jno., seil swl4, see. "a, tp.
10, 7. 81 o and lots 2 and 8, see.
3, tp, 20, Z. 81 e., l60 acres. %!
Simms, Austin, ela sec. SO, tip. 20,
7. 81 G., 800 acres. ....,..,,.,.. 20 2s
Aud on Monday, the l0ih day of Feb
-uary, 1906, at the hour Of 10 O'Clock a
N, of said day, at my Office in he court
lonse, in said county and state, l will
,ell at public auction for cash, the above
described real estate, to the person who
,ffers TO pay the said delinquent taxes,
interest and aeerning cost,
md take certificate OF sale at the low
st rate OF interest.
Tom ALLEN,
Sheriff of Harney County,
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-01-13

The TimeS-Herald finds at
least one real estate firm in the
city who asserts positively that
Ontario is "knocking" this section
and that upon more than one oc.
casion people who stopped there
tor the purpose of taking the
stage for Haruey county have
been discouraged aud persuaded
no, to come. II such is the case
II would be better to advise peo-
pie TO come a different route and
give Ontario a "wide berth"
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-01-13

ceive special treatment for eye
trouble, being in needy circum-
stances and unable to make n
livelihood, ne was granted $50
from the general fund TO assist
him.
The Times-Herald having the
only list of subscribers filed, was
designated as the county official
paper for the year.
Lloyd Johnson granted license
to sell liquor ia Lawen precinct
for six months.
DIR w. l.. Marsden appointed
secretary of the county board OF
health.
The levy for the year was
made as follows: State tax 4 y
mills; county purposes, G2.5s;
road purposes, mills; school pur-
poses; S mills; nigh school pur-
poses, Las mills; building pur.
poses, u mill, making u total of
2S.S mills.
In the matter of the cost OF the
James COlwell trial in Malheur
county the clerk was instructed
to draw his warrant and tender
the sum of $G25I.So to Malheur
county as payment in full for the
claim, that being the amount less
amount due Harney county.
Tom Howard appointed as
janitor for the court house at a
salary of $40 per month for such
months as he is so employed,
l.. Harkey and George Fry,
twn of the sureues on the bond
of A Cuttings, the defaulting
sheriff, were allowed to settle the
amount Of their notes given this
county as such svreties, by pay
ing the principal
The migratory stock law being
declared unconstitutional, the sew
eral amounts collected by the
sock Inspector from individuals,
as provided by this law, was or
dered returned to the parties from
whom il was collected.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-01-13
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.

Notice is hereby given that the under.
signed has filed his final account as Ad.
ministrator Of the Estate Of Frank Lar.
sen, deceased, and the Hon. II. G.. Lev.
ems, County Judge, has appointed Mon
day, the 5th day Of February 1906, at 10
o'clock a m, at the court house at Burns,
as the time and place for the hearing Of
objections to such fiual account aud set
llement thereof.
All persons are required TO file their
objections, II any, TO said tinal account
on or before said day.
CHARLES TURNER,
Administrator Of the Estate Of Frank
Larsen, deceased.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-01-13

Ladies velvet topped shoes--Fred
Haines & Co.
Having added to my stock of
Millinery, notions and ladies speci-
alties line Of Homemade Candies.
| will receive orders for them or to
have you call and sample.
Mrs Hattie Hastie,
Harvey Oregon.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-01-13
CALL FOR COUNTY WARRANTS.

Notice is hereby given that there
are funds in the county treasury
for the redemption of all warrants
registered prior to Nov 20, 1905
Interest on the same will cease
from this date, January 6, 1906.
I'M DALTON,
Treasurer Harvey County Oregon.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-01-13

A friend has remarked that il
the new primary law requires
each candidate to stand on his
own platform that the numerous
aspirants had better be looking
out before the supply of lumber
is exhausted. The law doesn't
stipulate the exact dimenlions nor
class of lumber.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-01-13
HIGH SCHOOL LITERARY.

the High School Literary Sooie-
" met yesterday afternoon at 2Ib
and meeting was called to order by
the president, Curtis Smith. The
minutes Of previous meeting we e
read and approved and the treas.
urer's report for last month was
accepted.
The program for the afternoon
consisted of:
Song by Society ...... ....
Rocked in the Cradle Of the Deep
Reading .......... Lea Robinson
Vocal Duet ................
Byrd King and Helene Swain
Biographical Sketch Emma Muller
Debate: Resolve, That Ability
is Better than Opportunity. AZ.
frmative, Joe Thompson, Irving
Miller and Mary Neal. Negative,
Roswell Hamilton, Raymond Size
more aud Blanch Terrill
The president appointed Alice
Sweck critic, Frank King John
Sayor aud Vivian Jordan Judges.
The judges decided In favor Of the
negative
Song 10y Society ............ .....
Louie is my Fair Ono
Character Sketch ... Ada Neal
Reading ........ George Greeley
Quartet Floy Thompson, Myra
King, Frank Thompson, Clif Reed
Current Events .... Gertie Barnes
Song by Soci'ty..... Nellie Gay
After the critics report we ad-
journed at 3:1b. Several visitors
were present and would be glad to
see n larger number there next Fri.
day.
Those on the program committee
for next week are, Helene Swain,
}lanch Terrill and Irving Miller.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-01-13
HARVEY LOCALS.

Squire G Il Davis Is sojourning
in Burns aud taking lessons in
laxidermy from J T. Wallace.
The marriage Of Chas W Logan
aud Miss Alma l. Bower on We'd
nesday Dec 9th at S o'clock p m
took place at the residence Of the
parents Of the BRIDE, Mr. and Mrs
Seth Bower, Rev 4 J Irwin oil.
ciated and Mrs Irwin presided at
the piano with a choice selection OF
Wedding Bells. There were no
attendants The groom wore n
customary suit Of black, while the
bride appeared IN white silk, bridal
veil with ornaments OF Orange bios.
SONS Only few relatives were
invited aud among those present
were the father aud mother of the
bride, Hon aud Mrs II Logan
parents of the groom, Mr. aud Mrs
Joe Clark aud family, Thomas II
Ilowser ana family, Assessor J T.
Logan aud family from Burns.
Mr. and Mrs Burbank Clay Of
Drowsey, David Logan uncle Of
groom, Miss Eliza Loggan sister of
groom aud Alma aud G II Davis.
4 large number Of valuable aud
appreciated gifts were presented
the couple IN token Of respect and
affection. Hardly had the notes
Of the wedding march aud oongrat.
ulaiory voluntary ceased when the
vocal chorous Of large group of
friends aud neighbors was heard
on the yeranda and upon the APP
pearanee of the bride aud groom
hearty expressions of good wishes
were extended by the serenaders
led by Mr. and Mrs !. NJ Hamilton.
IL was said that at least a repre-
sentative from every family, at
home in town was present and il
is a significant fact of the estima-
tlon in which the young couple are
held, Bridal cake and other choice |
refreshments we're beautifully serv-
ed 10 The ssrenaders aud all were
welcomed. The couple will reside
IN the Norton residence ia the north /
part of town as soon as tho necess-
ary changes are made for their
occupancy about Jan 10.
Much sympathy is felt for Hon
Robt Drinkwater and family in
their confinement on account of
with light form of Scar
lei fever but the quarantine estab-
ished by the Council as local
Board Of health has been very
,lrlct aud no other case has deyel- {
'prd but tho Marshal G A Smith
.lates that he has instructions from
he local representative OF the state
'oard of health to preserve quar-
Intine regulations with the family
or week or ten days longer until
III probability of infection is past
nd proper disinfectants used fr
umigation as provided by law in
uch cases. Too much credit can \
ot be given the Council for their
,rompt actions and careful meas
res taken to preserve the safety :
{ the community from the disas- $
rous effects of cOntagion and
lhile very disagreeable to the fam.
y to be So isolated il is necessary 5
,r the health of the community.
be schools have not been reopen ,,
and no action will he taken by a
ne directors until satisfied that it h
perfectly safe TO do so. 81
There is as usual after holiday Of
uiet affecting the merchants at p
resent as quite number of our al
tizens are over about the Island .
'eding stock and others are up in
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-01-13

G. A. Johns, the Baker City
man who wants the republican
nomination for governor, was the
first man to get his petition be-
fore the voters of this county ask
ing that he be placed on the pri-
mary election ballot.
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COUNTY COURT.

John Breedlove a resident of
this county now in Portland to re-