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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-12-12
FRUIT INSPECTORS
MAY CONTINUE
CONTINUED from Page One.)

probable now that the deputies will
continue as heretofore, with the ex-
ception that the money for heir sal
aries will be paid direct by the
county, instead of being paid by the
state and charged against the coun-
ty, as it has been.
This was the offhand opinion OF
State Auditor Atkinson the other
day
Mr.. Huntley will meet the coun-
! ty commissioners today and ask
them to take up the matter under
those conditions.
Compliments Darlington.
/ Mr.. Huntley paid high compli-
ment to the work of Deputy Inspec-
J tor Darlington of this city, saying
| that he was one of the most efficient
| men in this service in the state.
| Asked by the World to come
! again and more often to the leading
7 horticultural community in the state,
Mr.. Huntley said:
ct is not necessary for me to come
to Wenatchee so often where the
people are so much interested and
capable of looking after themselves,
especially when you have a most ef-
) ficient deputy in this section.
/ ''The places which require SO
much of my time at present are in
I those districts in the southwest part
of the state where they are so care
! less with their orchards that they
are jeopardizing the whole fruit in
drstry of the state"
The commissioner expected to ut.
tend the county horticultural con
vention which was to have been hel.
today, and was disappointed in find
ing that it had been postponed til
the 18th of the month.
He left on this afternoons train
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Motors Ordered.
CONTINUED from Page 3D.

has placed an order for four lOo-ton
electric locomotives which will be
used to pull trains through the Cas-
cade tunnel by electric power. They
will be of the three phase motor
type.
Since the opening of the Cascade
tunnel in December, 1900, the Great
Northern operating officials have
been convinced that, because OF
trouble with gases generated by the
steam engines in the huge bore, the
company must ultimately use cleo
trio power. There is a grade OF e.
per cent from west to east goins
through the tunnel by trains gettine
stalled and the gases from the en-
gines suffocating the train men.-Se
attic Times.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-12-12

Orchard IS here universally regarded
as monumental miscreant. But IN
Russia his proficiency in bomb making
and his aiacrity to assassinate either
wholesale or retail would entitle him
to rank as a patriot with large nro
portion of the population.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-12-12

The members of St. Luke's Guild
met with Mrs. NcGuin at her home
on Orondo avenue yesterday after
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-12-12

Miss Eloise Schebele entertained
few friends at cards at her home
Gil Wenatchee avenue last evening.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-12-12

When you do your shopping for
your Sunday dinner, try Snohomish
Creamery Butter.
When Saturday comes, you've shop
ping to do.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-12-12

What shall I buy? What shall /
buy?
Snohomish Butter; there is nothing
better.
Come and try; come and try.
Wenatchee Dairy Depot Phone %.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-12-12
LAUREL RANGE.

with high warming closet. This steel
range moneypostivey best sold at
fulsze Snch hoes has
square beautifully onamented with nickel trim
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-12-12

"Elwel" There could be better Christ
comfort
round You imagine the number
of labor could
Flour bin perfectly sanitary
metal box aluminium
sliding uensil cupboard below
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-12-12
A BISSELL.

be Christmas for the wife than
.o;sSal Garnet Sweeper?" But Bissel. They
pest
finished in ash, golden mahogany.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-03-23
CENTRAL OREGON ROAD A SURE 90.

Construction of railroads TO cost
$24 .ooo, 900 in Oregon as announ-
ced a year ago, will be carried
forward to completion. There
has been no ground for statements
to the contrary. The o. r. 4 y.
Co. will complete the Ripatia-
Lewiston line. the Elgin- Joseph
extension and the branch from
Pendelton to Pilot Rock. The
Southern Pacific will build the
road from Drain to Coss bay and
the extension from Portland to the
sound
In addition to these great pro-
ircis, the Southern Pacific aud the
Oregon Short Line will build the
Hartman line through central
Oregon. and the road now under
construction from Wrr,l to kai-
amau Fall, u,d ,hrn,. To- \uruu
Kensaiinnat staimen,s printed t.
tine cfirc, ha, ,Iic Hartman rail.
road undertakings. announced
with official saustiOn months ago,
and some OF now under actual
construction. would h,. thrown o.
the ground because OF hostile leg
islaiion. appear to have had no
foundation IN official utterances
form any one authorized TO make
such startling statments.- POit.
land Journal
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-03-23

A lii,iv by-play with railroad
stocks was indulged IN on Wal.
street the other day for the rdiri-
cation of our "slrrnuou, Teddy
IN which Bro. Hartman wa, sup
posed 10 nave been pa, on, Of The
ring because he wouldn't play iair
The vanquishrd srrapprr came up
smiling though IN lhr very next
round and to keep his hand m
bought CIark's Salt Lake n Los
Angles railroad which removes
his cnly 'ompi,ilor across Nevada.
He may be a lawIrss cuss, but he
Can move some.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-03-23
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
In the County Court Of the State Of
Oregon tor the County NJ Harney.
In the mattcr 20 She estate

In the County Court Of the State Of
Oregon tor the County nj Harney
In the mattcr % ihc estate
uf
Elizabeth : MERIT. Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the Final
account oi Jerry NJ. Merritt executor Of
the Estate Of Elizabeth Nr-rit. deceased
~ith the win annexed, has been rem.
derrd 20 said Court for settlement. and
that petition has been filed with sail
tiral ac-ouu' for dnai distribution Of the
real property cd .aid estate and ihlt the
'itlr Co.. the said real property vest u
said Executor according fo the provi-.
IONS oi said viii to-wit Nr NIL
>Wii NE aud NEl, NWti Sec. 30
Tp. %. = B IS. E. ". " iu stid couu
ty sud State.
And ila' Monday ihe 1T day OF April
1901. af lu ur.otsa m, has been dul,
appointed hr the said Cou-i far passing
urou 1u5 settlement. of .aid account
a..N N.f 0..... ...I. nm. .I' sou. 'flI W. TlN
oi tbs .aid estate iu accordance with
.aid rtu'irr ami said VIII.
And N vhrH time sarah Elizabeth
Benton of rura.t. Idaho. daughter and
hrira at .av OFF said E'Etatb Merritt
dece'..I. .r 600, other lers0r concerned
or inter sisd in th- said estate. is cited
o. arr,a- and tIr exceptions iu writing
to .aid account. aud show cause. % auy
there BE-. vh, .aii r,a, estate should not
by 81 Hlii.'riUutsj boz accordance with ih,
vii. % ltj iaceieut
Aud 30 .. uthsr ordered that ihi.
notice b published one, a week io- four
sucles-iy, weeks boz The rimes-Ileaid.
published at Huru.. Harvey County
Oregon.
JERRY So MERRITT.
Exe.utur 1i .aid Estate.
First pubi.taiiou March =. l"U5.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-03-23

April leO7. the same being more than
six weeks from the date Of TIE fret pnh-
licatiun Of the summons, and Il you fall
10 81 answer or appear. i6r want thereof.
the Plaintiffs Will apply TO the court for
the relief demanded in the complaint,
to-wii Tha, t. mistake IN deed from
Robert Terrell and Virginia NJ. Terrell,
and the record thereof. I've corrected SO
as to describe the Northwest quarter Of
Section - 90 Tovnship % South Range
81 Eas, viii. Mer. in Harney County.
Orreon that the Defendants Mary Jane
Allison. Sarah VI Jordan. Ida NJ Iauner,
Emua Ab-ey aud ~ophr1nia Spring set
fnril she nature o' tUeir claims 30 said
property THAI al adverse claims " the
defendants b. determined for decree
that ih. Heirndaut. have No interest ~
estate iu said property and that Plain
tifrs tii.e t. Cnoi, and euioining Deien-
dani- forever from asserting any claim
thereto tha' th, Defendants MARY Jaut
Allison. sarah W. Jordan Ida VI. Lsu.
ner Emma Ahrp, and Sophronia spring
be- equirei o. execute a deed in place
oi a lost one. to Edward NJ. Moriimore
ort the plaintiff. the IItrury Count,
Rank. Tor thr Norihh1N oi the North.
west quarter ~ said section - ard one
Co. the Plaintiff Frank VI Jordan Coy the
Southeast quarter of sine Northwest
quarter Of aid section 20; inr such
other and further relief a. Co the court
may seem proper fo- costs and dishurs
mputs
Thi. summons d. served hy rubli,a-
tiou by order of Hon J T. Rector.
county judge Of Haruc, County, Oregon.
duly made an entered tho 18th day Of
Februar, 1907: the time prescribed iur
publication t. six week. and thc date Of
the first publication Of this summons is
February l6ih 1907
PARRISH q EEMROLp.
Aitoru, s.. Tor Plaintiff
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-03-23

Jasper Davis has an article in
the March number OF the Port
land Chamber of Commerce Bull
etin under the caption killarney
Valley as j, Appeared in 1854
and 1906" Mir DAVIS treats Of
the pioneer day, Of the Great
liarney Country and the hard
ships encountered by the few who
attempted to- make homes here in
the early days. The narrative
continues 10 the same strain ur tc
the presen, and points out draw
backs to possible immediate and
satisfactory seitlemen, a, this time.
among them being the biz tracts
covered by the Harney Valley
Improvement Go. and the Burke
Carey act >egregaiions. The In
dian aiIotmenis come in for a share
OF his criticism also.
The Times-Herald agrees that
It is an unfortunate state OF affairs
at this time TO have such a vast
amount OF our valuable land tied
up at this particular time, hut We
still have MANY thousand acres OF
good agricultural Land open ior
entry possibly not 80 desirable
on account ot locaii0n-bu, good
Mr. Davis Is very broad in some
of his assertion. hu, he Is honest
IN his uiterances and D. prompted
solely by his desire to promote the
interests OF this BIZ valley. 10,
"reminiscences OF former day. arr
interesting and show some Of the
causes tha, have been factors u
relarding the development, OF this
section.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-03-23
COUNTY COURT

The following business was tram
acted Uy the county cour, las, sat
urdsy afternoon aud witch Wa.
no; included iu our report ni ih.
proceedings ia-t issue
Bsd Msstrr Bafnv- instructed
o. -rmH,- she fence ub-iruciiug she
road in the Tupkrr Iaus.
$3.50 the Htrn-y County Fair
As-ug.a iou 20 b.. used as foiiow-
$3.50 iu gs,i.ug up and distributing
descriptive literature advertising
the resources OF Harney County
and $500 to be used as premiums
aud securing exhibits Of the resour.
ces az the annual fair meeting
Plat, Randall appointed 10 exper,
.he books Of the county soeool sup.
srintsndant
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-03-23
NOTICE on FINAL SETTLEMENT

In the County Cour, ol the State Of ore.
g1n. for ilarury county.
iu ihe matter uf 600. E.tatr
u.
Warren G steven. ucepfssdN
Noticp b. hereby given that Frank u
Howell the sdmri.tr Cor oi thr E-iatc
~ Warren stevens. drrslseI, "a flrd
90. anal brruu' Eer'.H Hi tb. adm .ni-.
tratiHr u. .a.I estate. Ird tH.' Uouia,
CO., af.t uat uI luf. Ho- a'nu'rlucs
AN sffH. count "uu.e u B1Tu.. orr.
sou. bb. h.eu appointed b, she Judge OF
iuvaHnta entitled court ilr 'bs hsa'ius
oi objections ID. such dna' account aud
thr .y'i.cmyut thereof And that notice
Thereof fy given by sa.d aimiu.sirataf
by publication iu The T.me.. Herald
ouey q week tor four .ucc.s.iy, wcek-
FRANK n. HOW'LL,
Administrator.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-03-23

The man that would become
Independently rich in a short time
besides gaining :he everlasting
gratitude oi the people Of this sec
ton, should collee, nice herd OF
good COWS and go to making but
ter, !, Is simply impossible to IS,
any OF tina, commodity At this time
and the same condition prevails
about half the entire year. Tn
Timrs-Hrrald has called attention
TO this matter before and unless
someone takes advantage Of the
opportunity ,his season the man
ager will borrow money and star,
the enterprise himself, much as he
dislikrs 10 be classed among the
bloatrd millinnairrs Of this great
nation
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-03-23

We, the undersigned busines,
men, Of the City Of Burns, Harney
County, Oregon, hereby promise
aud agree TO close our respective
business houses on Sunday. between
April ist and July let, 1907, and
keep our said houses closed during
each and all OF said SUNDAYS:
y. Brown & Sons. Lunahurg S
Dalton. / Schwartz, ". + Hu--
tom, Haines q Co, Hagsy Fen.
wick & Jackson. James smith.
j. J. Tupker, John Gemberline
Gso. ". Young, + y. Nelson. Ge
s. Cumnins, W c. Brown. II J.
Hansen, Chas. Wilson, Hodge G
Floyd, G. ". Clevenger, L + Hit
bard, Hopkins Bros, J II Reed,
Harrison - stoner, A. sehenk r.
r Bramlstt,
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-03-23

Although the weather has NOT
been most pleasant during the
past few weeks and the road,
have been worse, dozens Of home.
seekers have arrived In the tiar-
nry country and wiihou, rXccp-
ton, 50 far as this great religious
weekly can learn, all have either
filed on governmen, land OF pur-
chased. There are hundreds 10
follow. Fac, is when the land
hungry people OF the crowded
sections once learn the truth about
the Grea, Harnry country lhry
couldn't be KEEP, on, boy an army
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-03-23
LOCAL AND Personal

/ Mr. MeGee, a nephew Of Rob,
DfiukWaler, l. here in the intefes
OF Watts Man ble works
THE HARVEY COUNTY BANF
The fret bank ia this county q,
introduce ,he Banking By Mai
system for the convenience Of peo
pir living in the country.
james Donegau aud Wm Hanl-s
have lust re,urnrd from a trip 10 th'
P Ranch Jim says he saw some
great -uuntFy during his tip and
.hIuk- moTe of Harvey county ,haf
-vrr
George Dunsmore ana Mis-
barih were up from their "Rabuii
Hollow ranches the other day
after supplies They report the
rabbit crop shurt-"hrnce these
t.ar-. etc.
Wilbur Hopkins who was here
during the winter from Washing
ton LOOKING over the country with "a
view Of locating on government
land i- here again Mr. Hopkins
inuud a suitable piece Of land last
winter but a supposed friend Who
abused his confidence stepped ia
ahead Of him aud filed.
The Ontario Argus man says he
visited the home Of Brus Byrd the
other day aud found the after do
ing the family washing while Mrs
B and ihe boy weIe enjoying life
BFus may have a good washing ma
chine aud might be willing to dem
ousirate 10 case Of prospective sale
but d. is 80 unlike one Of the family
10 do the washing that We re incliu-
ed 10 think Plug is blowing smoke"
A. U. Faulkner and o. c. Black
arrived here from Huntington and
both are Low quartered with
Craftsman Young in the office Of
Chief s.radley Of the Oregon East
urn Railroad in this city. Mr..
Faulkner holds the position Of chiei
clerk ana Mr., Black is chief
lopographer. This addition to the
working force Of the office hers is
regarded az significant Chief
Slradley is now absent but is ex-
pecled 10 return in the near future
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-03-23

A Portland correspondent has
suggested that the people Of tins
state SHOW a little interest IN the
many thousand homesrrkers now
coming into Oregon looking for
locations. He's right. II citizens
would think more of making the
new conner feel welcome; giving
him freely such information as he
may require and gaining MS con
fidrnCe and good will, rather than
planning how TO get a hand in his
pocket, it would be better for the
country.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-03-23

ln the Circuit Count i,r ihe state OF
Oregon u ua-uoy County.

ln tbs Circut Count i1r ihc state Of
Oregon i Ha-ucy County.
liArua, County Ilus. o..
corporation plaintiff
Tom BENNETT. Marion
UHuurf.. .-..I..uHstf.
--I.arH.f. III..
NHf..fHI. -Hu '.ur.
hI Ul..
iHuU II .....lsu.s.
o. UuH uu.fl Marion Bennett.
- i.uu 'I. -=- .sHra'f I.uiIr H1fk.
bBrlt. -am tu-s.lrIt. Jtrs pu. aud
John i.o,. Defendants.
iu th, nam. u. iUy State o. Oregon
you are hereby required o. appear and
answer OBJ, complaint hi,d Boz ibc above
entitled suit 1u 1r before thr i.i day of
Apfi. ls1-. ibs same being mote than
six weeks from che date 90 she arsi pub.
lica'.0r u' iHg ~ammous, and u you fall
to su answer Gr appear. Tor want thereof.
'hc plaintiff s.,'apply O. ibc court Tor
tb, fc.Iri demanded iu size complaint.
'". ." HHHN" .'N FL. N''NN ANN| AANNNN NN
yUlr interest or c aim iu or o. the West
hall % thc Nofihra.i quarter OF Section
- iu township -3 south. Range 81 East
VIII. Mvf boz liarury County Oregon
i1r a i-errs determining al adscf., in.
trfvsu Boz sa.i property and dcclafing
gnai you. ard any one oi you. have uo
Interests oF c.aIm therein. aud the
Plaintiff ih-uUu iu i-, thereof. aud
restraining sou forever if1m asserting
1uy interest or g.aim therein ior such
other aud Urihrr feliei a.. o. thr court
mas seem equitable. ior costs and di..
hur-ru.ruis.
Tote summons b. SERVED by publicl,
liuu By orirr oi Hon j. 2. R-rtof
eouu'g iuds, % IiaFnoy County. Oregon.
duly made and entered the lU,h day Of
February IeI-i tbr tim pr-crli--I i1r
pub ieai.ou 10 -.z ..rrk- aai thv date OF
the lr.t publication oi tnis summons b.
February IUjl. Iau.
PARRISH s. EEMHOLu.
Attorneys Cor Plaintiff
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-03-23

The Harney County Fair As
sociasion will have It's premium list
for the iair this fall printed and in
the hands Of possible exhibitors
some time next month. This will
be- quite an advantage 10 all con
cerned and will give a he,ler op-
portuniiy 10 prepare Tor the eN-
hibitiOn.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-03-23
40 TREsPAssING.

Notice i- hereby given that hunt
ing aud shooting upon tine enclosed
lands ~ the American Land & Live
stock Co. b. strictly forbidden
Any person ur persons found hunt
ing or trr-pa-siu. win u- prosecuted
90 the uI extent of thr .aw.
+ D.. HILL,
Ranch NJ uagrr
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-03-23
Petition FOR LIQUOR LICENSE

To she Honorable County Court oi Haf.
ury county, oregon.
W. she undersigned legal voter. of
Will ilnrs. precinct, Ha-ury county
state oi Oregon, respectfully petition the
Honorable County Court OF llafnc,
county. state oi Oregon, 60 grant a D
ccus- 10 leave luuvs g. sell sp.fiious.
malt ami yiuous liquor. 90 les puau,i-
,ic. shan one gallon in Wild Hor.c pre-.
c.Es;. BsF.gf eegg'y. siair e! oregon.
ilf period % six mouths, a. iu duty
bound Nr ever Ufay.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-03-23

Notice b. hereby given that on Thur.
day, ihe ilih day Of April 1907 lhe un-
dvf'iguvd vii. apply % lhe Count, Court
o.. tur state % oregon, for HaFn-y couu-
ty. i1F ihe license mentioned IN the ioFr.
going petition.
DAVE JoNEs.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-03-23

O. Calkins is in the market for
all your hides, horse hair and coy
o,e skins. He wants all Of them
and will pay good prices.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-03-23
NO rREsPAssiNG

Hunting is forbidden upon my
promises. Trvspassers will be pros
ecuted.
II. c. LsvESs.
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Yerar Gpunta aarmen.

Sd babe ueridiebene Tarmen in
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