The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-10-06

cold springs located within tho city
limits
Tho town iR supplied with electric
lights, u nro protection department,
ton uses u government canal occu-
pi"H on" Of the higher terraces Of the
town aud furnishes adequate water
wpply Tor lawns and gardens. The
town m IN greater part naturally
drained, being bullt In fact. on Hcr-
lcR of slopes which reach down to its
lnk" and river fronthgcB
I klamath FallR has excellent com.
mon hchooln and churches. Tho pri-
mary rchoOi OF tho town IL a new
nHliv" Bnnd.stOn" building. completed
. IN 1906 nt u cost of over $4,000.
| Th" County High School building is
buili al brick aud nniiv" stone. u
. "uH completed IN 1905 al cost Of
about SiO,OOO. aud ~ large enough
Ipr number Of years In the future.
Several churches are represented.
among them being IN" Methodist.
I'nprIn. Presbyterian. Catholic and
I hrlWinn Science. Al uf thcs" "s-
'"pl III" Christian Science own build.
lingo
Amuug ia" irnt"rnnl orders "B-
'nhlIahrd may be- mentioned Masona.
pdd E"llowa. Knights ~ PythinH.
"u"dm"n and Workm"n. with ladies
UuNlilnrl"H 10 several of these.
klamath Falls ia destined to be-
como u town Of several thousand In.
hubiiantg. II has abundant and cheap
puw"r tor n" running OF mills. and
lH surrounded by excellent agricul,ur.
Hl areas tn" lumber business ~ at
present ~" principal industry. the
rig". IN" town B "a gateway by which
IA" great timber belt Ia the north
may easily b" reached Tn" rugged
Euuuialut and natural wonderland
"t H." Crater LAX" region contiguous
4" klamath Falls brapcnk for II
muT" than general commercial
growth. Th" district undoubtedly viii
rapidly develop in,o one of numerous
rumm"r r"su.ts nhoundlnR In all the
attractions such places commonly re-
quI,.
scattered over IA" project area are
Ia" towns "f Merrill. Keno. bonanza.
ana Dairy. Th" town Of Merrill is
second In Hiz" In the district This
town iH situated In the Tulc Lake val.
Icy. 20 miles from Klamath Falls.
Merlin has u iln" frame school build
ing. church. brick bank building. a
.'uur mill, creamery and other town
niece stiles. \ transmission line In
building To ials town to furnish cleo
iTic light AMI other power.
m" town of Bonanza In at the
luu,tur" ~ YOnna and l.angcll Val
, y. 22 ui'"s from klHn.a,h Falls and
about Ia" '"m" distance from Mcrrin.
iuuaugd ,i,n number of wonderful
pure. cold springs In the center Of
tho town. II has a $4,000 brick
rchnul building. church. bank. flour
mill run by electric power. creamery.
huHupss huuBcH. ana IL Installing an
electric lighting system.
n" other towns at present are In
most instances small ccntcrs Of trade
Some uf th"m have mills. excellent
schools aud places of worship. and
are awaiting only the larger develop
mcnt which must follow the develop
m"nt ~ irrigation.
Tn" southern Pacific Company IL
constructing new line on the Shasta
Route from Weed. California. direct
~ to klamath Falls. This line Ia
finished To the town OF Calor and
stages connect from this point over
good roads with the Klamath Lake
landing. From the landing a steam
"r makes daily runs to Klamath Falls.
Th" railroad is continuing to build
from CalOr and during 1905 will be
completed to within ten miles OF the
project lands.
II is generally understood that this
new branch will be cxtcndend north
from klamath Falls and become ulti-
mntcly the main line between San
Francisco and Portland. Klamath