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About Malheur enterprise. (Vale, Or.) 1909-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 17, 1912)
.. ...ii nt Mnrtnnnm Shr. n-toTw - - T ilre Sale ' ., . rwnit Court of the State of 2Sron for Malheur county, tl&rer. plaintiff, vs. Marg "J defendant. S2terMd by virtue of an order of issued of 6th j jr.m or ioreciosure ' 'Ah- circuit Court of the State ln for Malheur county on the 6tl in.iL wherein John Fluhrer the jtled suit, " . obt-inBl4 . lu(i .nd decree againet Margaret the above named aetenaant, Stfday of Augu8t, 1912, wh ch w . - on the on said 6th f5 AuSat, 1912. recorded in book dy. . ona rirciiit. court iniirnnl r t P8Ke "Y r , r i ' Jd by order of said court I am com manded to sell: .... . ill that certain lot, piece or parcel 0f land situate, lying and being fn the OI1.,,.!. .nnnfii of Malheur nH fitVOI VBie, -""J " ; aa follows, to- ,Ute of Oregon, and I Jocularly described fi':.. ...i a.iJ of lots numbered eight (8), nine ul ft. ........ n..n ,OT n ten ntv-eight (28) and twenty-nine (29) L wd of block numbered nine (9) in J of Hadley's third addition to Vale, u.lheur county, Oregon, according to J S thereof on file in , the office of Z county clerk of said Malheur coun cil situate and being in the city of Vile, in the county and state afore add together with the tenements, hereditaments and appurtenances there- nto belonging or in any wise apper taining, and the rents, issues, and pro L thereof, together with one insur Klicy for $1000.00 in the St. Paul Prt and Marine Insurance company of St. Paul, Minn. ... And notice is hereby given that on the 9th day of September, 1912, at 11 o'clock noon of that day in front of the court house door in the city of Vale, jaunty of Malheur and state of Oregon, 1 will in obedience to said order of sale inddecree of foreclosure, sell the above described property or so much thereof u may be necessary to satisfy plain tiff's judgment to-wit: $1200.00 prin cipal with interest thereon from said 14th day of June, 1911, at the rate of ten per cent per annum, and $120.00 attorney's fees. $87.66 taxes and $5.20 costs, aggregating the full sum of $1546.88, together with ten per cent interest per annum from the day of this decree, to-wit. the 5th day of August, 1912, and costs of this sale or so much thereof as the porceeds of said sale will pay, to the highest and best bidder for cash in hand, gold coin of the United States. Dated and signed on this the 6th day of August, 1912. D. H. Kerfoot, Sheriff for Malheur county, Oregon. 3Mt ; NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Vale 0117 01842. Burna 0600. Department of the Interior, U. S. Land Office at Vale, Oregon, Aug. 2, 1912. Notice is hereby given that Byron Plummer, of Ironside, Oregon, who, on September 8th, 1908, made Home itead Application Vale No. 0117 then Burns No. 0600, for the NEi NEi tec. 6 and VV J NWi section 5 Tp. 14 S. R. 39 E.W. M. and who, on May M, 1911, made. Additional Home tead Application for SWi SWJ, Section 32, Townhip 13 S. Range 39 E., Willamette Meridian, Vale Serial No. 01842 has filed notice of inten tion to make Final three year Proof, to establish claim to the land above decribed, . before Register and Re ceiver United States Land Office, at Vile, Oregon, on the 5th day of Sep tember, 1912. Claimant names aa witnesses: Ernest Locey, Fred Locey, J. P. Smith, and J. A. Smith, all of Iron lide, Oregon BRUCE R KESTER. Register. "No Coal Lands" Under Act June 8th. 1912. 8-3-31 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION 01578 Department of the Interior U. S. Land Office at Vale, Oregon, Aug 2, 1912. Notice is hereby given that Eman uel Smith, of Ontario, Oregon, who, October 11; 1910, made Homestead Entry, No. 01578, for SWJ. Section 1, Township 27 South, Range 39 East, Willamette Meridian, has filed notice f intention to make Final Commuta tion Proof, to establish claim to the 'ad above described, before Register id Receiver, U. S. Land Office, at vle, Oregon, on the 6th day of Sep-kuber.lS). Claimant names as witneses: Rush McHarcnn John Mnxam. K. JJ- Dale, Frank Clement, all of Crowley, Oregon. BRUCE R. KESTER, Register. Not Coal Land 8-3-31. Notice for Publication 02349 U. S. Land Office, Vale, Oregon, July 31, 1912. Notice is harc.hu vltion that Albert 8olisB of Ontario, Malheur County on, has filed In this office his ap Pi'tation to enter, under the provis j of Section 2306 and 2307 of the "'ed Statutes The SEi of the SEi J Sec. 27, T. 20 So., R. 39 E.W.M. "Mnd all persona claiming adverse- the lands described, or desiring to JJt because of the mineral charac- of the land, or for any other rea 'j' to the disposal to applicant, J"001 file their affidavits of protest " this office on or before the 9th day ''kptember, 1912. BRUCE R. KESTER 10-J.7 'ikQ2& Burna 02899 r? Prtment of the Interior, u- 0. Land Office at Vale, Oregon. K..,, . . July 10. 1912. r,..T Hereby riven that Julien a. 01 Villa. (Wcon who. on Jan- rl h. 1907, made llomestwed F.ntrv b.i0. for 81, HWI, 8,'Sr:. r.(fl 24. townaliip 18 8.. range 44E., rage 5 In to of NI in I KfflM,l ft. 1 .! . AA t 1 . 1 ..... '"''i.tion to maLe final five yar J. v.l.,i.h rUim Ui the land i.,-rUMH, Uf..r the lUjruur Hsi'rivp 11 it I IHlWa. "yon, un llt y ';'' iiiiv m II !: iii.uiiiw ,u wf vl r. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THF STATE OF OREGON FOR MAL HEUR COUNTY. the matter of tha ...n...... - John Norwood to register the title SWI of Sec. 14 ! k v. : El and NEi of NW0f Sec.23 all Twn 16S..43 E.W M i m.il. County, Oregon Applicant, VB Whom It May Concern, . , . . Defendants. ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN TAKE NOTirrc That on the 20th dav of Jul 10.19 an application was filed by said John Norwood.in the Ciruit Court of Mai- neur ivounty, Oregon.for initial regis tration of the title of tha described. Now, unless you appear on or be- the 26th day of August 1912, and All fore show cause why such application shall not en wi the saic be granted, the Rflmp UJ.11 Ka 4ol tan - as confessed, and , r. 111 UC entered according to the prayer of the opMiicani, ana you and each of vou 11 be forever barred from disputing e same. WITNESSS my hnd and seal of d Court thin 20th of .Tnit, 1019 FRANK L.MORFITT. Countv ClPrW GEO. E. DAVIS. Attorney fnr Applicant. One of t Vi o tvinef :i . that hflrn nrnrlrinfV nnAhU j with is lame back. Apply Chamber lain s liniment twice a day and massage the Darts thorono-hl V fit .Oa,th u t-irl irto tion, and you will get quick relief. For sale by Vale Drug Store. Notice of Contest 01771 C. D. 111. Department of the Interior United States Land Office Vale, Oregon, August 5, 1912. To Mr. John H. James of Easton, Washington. Contestee: You are hereby notified that Her bert A. Millen who gives Tacoms. Washington, as his post-office address, did on June 6th, 1912, file in this office his duly corroborated applica tion to contest and secure the cancel lation of your Homestead, Entry No. 01771, Serial No. made March 29th, 1911, for the North Half (Ni) Sec tion 4, Township 27 South, Range 40 East, Willamette Meridian, and hb grounds for his contest he alleges that Entryman has not settled or been on ground since filing. You are, therefore, further notified that the said allegations will be taken by this office as having been confessed by you, and your said entry will be cancelled thereunder without your further right to be heard therein, either before this office or on appeal, if you fail to file in this office within twenty days after the FOURTH publi cation of this notice, as shown below, your answer, under oath, specifically meeting and responding to these alle gations of contest, or if you fail with in that time to file in this office due proof that you have Berved a copy of your answer on the said contestant either in person or by registered mail. If this service is made by the delivery of a copy of your answer to the contest ant in person, prooi or sucn service must be either the said contestant's written acknowledgement of his re ceipt of the copy, showing the date of its receipt, or the affidavit of the per son by whom the delivery was made statins when and where the copy was delivered; if made by registered mail, proof of such service musi conBisi 01 the affidavit of the person by whom the copy was mailed stating when and the post office to which it was mailed, and this affidavit must be accompanied by the postmaster's receipt for the letter. . You should state in your answer the nnm of the Dost office to which you desire future notices to be sent to you. BRUCE K. KESTHiK, negisier. Date of first publication Aug. 10 " " second " 17 " third " 24 " " fourth " 3t Notice for Publication 0930 Uepartmeni 01 us intc.iw S. Land Office at Vale, Oregon in hprphv triven that Mabel Morrison, of Jamieson, Oregon, who, a OQ mnQ. made Homestead Entry No. 0930, for Lots 3 and 4 and rV rur.cZ 43 east. Willamette Meri dian, 'has filed notice of intention to make hnai tnree-year (irwi, lish claim to the land above described before the Register and Receiver of U. Liana uroce, an., v. - -)th day of September, 1912. Claimant names as wjtneaaea: William A. Campbell, William J. Scott. Donald H. Morrison, William J. Morrison, all of Oregon. 39-5t iMm. Notice for Publication Vale 0925 , Burns 03098 Department of the Interior, u.s. offle..tyW-iji Notice is hereby given that Ry Dun of irons ae. y is. - aia nniiifnLcau j - U. can. 24. Burns 1909 03098 now , V ale 0925, for E A ship te M tion eat a rribed of the iron ,U3UW now Sec. 'a. non'4i ":;;,; . .u ..nm 39 (BUI wuianiei- eridian, has filed notice ofinten- to make final tnree-year 11. - lblish claim totheanaaoov before negiBier U S. Lnd Office, at Vale. Ore- the lth aay 01 scp-- on Claimant name, as wUneaae.. Elmer Moanan. . Kaipn tiuncun, - Jonea, Orego 39-6t Bruce R Kestek. Register. If the umn. k.va anything to Bell try Malheur Enterprise "Want" col- For Sale! Ohead of horses, 12(K) each ,lMUof hanw'H ' new wurr,"11, :l 1'- wh li ich Malheur Forwd'g Company "Mechandise of Merit" Listen! ead! Ponder! Before your gro ceries for we have these in stock Cabbage, New Potatoes, Turnips, Corn, Cucumbers, Tomatoes, Water melons and Musk mellons Also the very best canned goods to be had f HP ll 111 IV 1OQ Coffee and Spices Are unapproach able and are the best we can get, therefore the best YOU can get Why not trade where Prices, Quafity and Service are the best, which we give you MALHEUR FORWARDING lAimililV VAM LUiYUAlllf OKI Happenings at County Court House &U. S. Land Office News of Interest to Every Resident and Property Owner in Malheur County as Well as to Homeseekers and Investors Interested in the "New Empire of the West." Court House News Among the new complaints filed in the circuit court the past week are. The First National Bank of Vale against W. E. Gentty and others for the recovery of a note ; Edward Thomson Company versus T. P.Wormward seeking judgnrent of $C0 for payment of books; Empire Lum ber Company of- Ontario against O'Connor Young fcr the recovery of $243.79 due for lumber and other material. County Commissioner C. W. Mai- lett was in town last Saturday to at tend the special session of the county court. Deputy County Clerk Harry Sack- ett left on last Saturday for his old home at Litchfield. Mich., where he will visit his parents and friends for month. Harry had not been back for two and a half years and he ex pects to have a grand visit. DEEDS RECORDED m tmtt a m v ni a w m Htm Ur KfctUKU I From the Vale U. S. Land Office William McKibben and wife to W L Gibson s of ws of nw of sect 31 tp 19 a r 47 $2000. H S Johnson and wife to C E Kenyon el of se of sect 16 tp 17 s r 44 area 80 acres $3000. J J Burbridge and wife to Mollie L Skeffington lots 1 to 5 inclusive in Ontario $2000. U S A to Dora Zeyss nw of sect 32 in tp 16 s r 47 area 160 acres. U S A to Northern Pacific Rail way ne of se of sect 35 tp 23 s r 24 area 40 acres wj of ne of sect 18 in tp 24 s r 34 area 80 acres lot 7 of sect 6 tp 27 b r 32 area 41 4.6 acres, ws of se of sect 28 tp 27 a r 38 area 40 acres ; nw of ne and ne of nw of sect 33 tp 22 s r 38 area 80 acres, sw of nw of set 33 tp 25 s r 39 area 40 acres ne of aw nw of ws and sw of sw of sect 22 tpj34 8 r 1 east area 120 acres, bw of ne nw of nw of nw aw f nw ne of sw of sect 13 tp 35 s r 41 area 60 acres w) of ne of tect 28 tp 36 s r 43 east area 80 acres, ne of se of section 33 tp 36 a r 43 area 40 acres, and west 1 of sw of sect 34 tp 36 s r 43 east area 80 acres and lot 4 and sw of nw of sect 3 tp 37 a r 43 area 80.43 acres; in all amounting to 882.30 acres. U S A to Noithern Pacific Railway lot 3 and sw of aw of sect 3 tp 30 s r 35 east area 79.92 acreH and lot i ol sectl9 tp 16 8 r 38 area 19.25 acres in all aggregating to 99.17 acres. Charles F Paker and wife to M L Smith s of sect 6 in tpl7 s r4 5 east. Josephine Harris and husband to Moses A Woodruff nj of of nw ana of nw in sect 4 tp 19 s r 44 east 13,500. Ontario Land and Townsite Co. to Tom C Ordemann lots 16 17 18 19 and 20 blk 83 in Ontario $340 William E Lees and wife to George L Phillips lots 6 to 10 inclusive all in blk 214 in Ontario. Chas R Lowe to J R Blackaby lots 11 to 15 inclusive blk 87 in untano $500. State of Oregon to Oscar Jackson lots 1 and 2 of section 4, se of ne or section 5 and ei of se of section 20 tp 15 a r 45 area 159 68 acres. Ontario Land and Townsite Co. to Floyd A Hager and wife lots 45 and 46 blk in Villa Park add to Ontario $270; to F M Miller and L M Miller lots 14 and 15 blk 296 in Ontario $180. William E Leea and wife to Julius Erickson lota 14 and 15 bkl 120 in On tario $110.40 United States of America to John Doran nw of nw of section iw in ip 17 a r 47 area 40 acres, to Walter F Homes ne of sw and nj of se of sec tion 25 n tp 17 8 r 46 and lot 3 of Bee 30 in tD 17 r 17 area 160.54 acres. " aaal Mn Hatt e B Moore and nuspsna to Frank Mogan all lots 6 7 and 8 blk 30 in Ontario $1880. Frank Mogan and wife to Harry W Anderson all lots 6 7 ana u dik u in Ontario $1240. Homestead Application Tim J Toohey of Creson, Ore si of n and n of si of section 11 tp 23 range 38 area 320 acres. Bruno Gluck of Jordan Valley Ore lot 2 of sect 2 tp 35 range 45. Ernest W Shroder of Snohomish Wash se of nw ne of sw sw of ne el f ne nw of se el of se of sect 4 tp 15 range 41 area 320.30 acres. Thomas E Cooley of Trairie City Ore si of nw nj of sw of sect 35 tp 16 south range 36 east area 160 acies. Thomas Cark of Malheur Ore sw of ne si of nw nw of ws of section 22 tp 13 range 41 area 160 acres. Nannie Duncan of Ironside Ore wl of ne nw ne of sw of sect 14 tp 15 south range 39 east area 320 acres Frank J Burton of Rockville Ore wl of nw.se of nw.ne of sw of section 33 tp 26 south range 45 area 160 acres. Blaine May of Ontario Ore nw of nw si of nw of section 17 se of ne'of scetion 18 tp- 17 range 46 area 160 arces. Nettie McNee of Nyssa Ore si of sw of section 10 tp 22 range 46. Desert Land Entry Fred Hewett, of Alterdeen Wash, lots 2 3 and 4 si nw nj of sw of set 4 tp 20 range 46 area 257.35 acres. Sarah A Faubion of Vale Ore nl of ne of sect 20 tp 20 range 46 area 80 acres. ELECTRICITY TO REVOLUTIONIZE MALHEUR MINES Lack of Fuel and Water hat Lonf Delayed Further Development of Once Famous District Ranam Reers. one of the best known pioneerB of the oppei Willow Creek country, pent several days in Vale the Brat of the week and reports nroaDerous conditions In nil rectlon Mr. Beers la a stockman and has a.nt man years of his life prospect in in the Mormon Baain mining district. Informed the Enterprise that the Mormon Basin mines ware Boon to heard from as elertrlfUy would run. In the Ksinhow Bl4 Humboldt o.liiaa. "The las ai Lain llatad III Hie IJaalfl H.etrsiismUUi )' ,n I'1' Ly fall," )! Mr. "'M II" MlUliuillitf 1 (I s r.Uli- Muslry vf ( H" ii.ih - ' Hy ftl Lot r UM4," SHEEPHERDER SEEKS COURT TO SECURE WAGES DUE HIM Claiming that they still owe him wagca for l e-ding their sheep, John McLeod has started suit against the Murray Bros of Beulah for the recov ery of $232.25. From the complaint it is learned that the Murrays employ ed McLeod as a sheep herder in March of last year at the rate of $50 per month. It further states that the plaintiff worked for the defend ants from March 28, 1911 to January 28 of this year, except one month from November 25 to December 24, 1911 when he was ill. The firm of Murray Brothers is composed of Adam, William and Kenneth Murray. COLLEGE MAN TALKS ON EDUCATION Rev. Helman and Supt. Haley at Westfall Father Campo at BroganUnion Services ent. Rev. Francis L. Cook preached at .. the evening union meeting held in the Christian church and also sang a s lo which was much appreciated. . , ' ' Rev. Father Campo, passed through : town Tuesday on his return from Bro gan where he had held mass in he Catholic chapel of that city. . , Rev C. E. Helman, of the local Methodist church, and Superintendent , Haley of the Methodist church of this district, held services at the Westfall church last Sunday and returned to . this city Monday. JUDGES AND CLERKS ; NAMED FOR DEAD OX FLATELECTION Wm. H. Fisher, Ora Book and A. S. Worth have been appointed by the county court as clerks of the election of the officers of the Dead Ox Flat : irrigation district to be held on Mon day, September 16th. The judgeB are H. W. Clement, W. J. Crane and S D. Moore. The appointment waa made upon the petition of J. C, Stew- ' art and other residents of ' the form- ' ation of the Upper Dead Ox Flat trr iagtion district. ' OIL WELL IS TAMPERED WITH Delays Securing of More Samples From Oil Well Near the Mal heur Lakes The oil well in the Red S. field of the P. L. S. Co., was tampered with and the purpose was thus temporarily defeated of ascertaining the extent of oil deposit on tup ef the water which would be shown by ten days of absolute quiet, says the Burns News. Last Monday, Mr. Holland and some friends went to the well to open it up after the sealing of ten days before as announced in the News, and they at once discovered that the cap had been already re moved and the well had been baled out. Nobody ventures any opinion as to the reason for this act, who did it or under what influence. It is claimed one rian's opinion on the subject is as good as another's. Of course, no real harm Vas been done. The well again in the hands of the drillers, who will proceed to extend it down wards and will watch closely what the operations bring forth. The News, whenever it gets anything reliable, will give it to the public. In this connection, a gentleman who has been intimate with every ract since the boring of this well started, assured the News this week that it had so far given the facts actually and truthfully and without exaggera tion, even to the nre on me cauies, which had occured three times. , This gentleman even stated that on one occasion, Mr. Swain, one of the drill owners, came near getting his face scorched by the blaze. VALE-ALBERSON STAGE UNE GETS NEW OWNER C. B. Smith of This City Euys out J. A. Newton Improvements to be Made The traveling public between Vale and Alberson will be Interested to learn of the change of the ownership of the Vale-Alberson stage line as it moans a number of improvements in the rolling stock as well as the main fnnancA of a regular achedule. The stage line was formerly owned by J A. Newton and the purchaser is C Smith of this city. Mr. Smith exDects to add new horses and hacks to the line as me travel demands and states that the line will run on achedule time. This line in its travel from Vale to Alber- son, a auiance ui ttu nines, v through Skull Springs, Crowley' Follyfarm, and at AILerson connects with stages to Andrews, mwelon, and many points in central and southern Harney county. It Is un derstood that this is the beat line of travel to intreior points. WELL ON RED S. FIELD TO BE DRILLED DEEPER The oil rrcit t fourid In 1 lie liui) 8. Ald of the V, I- '-. ",,J M. h was soalud f " "T (he purfx i'f c or 11 k UMr Uat, was f Ui.'l Uxii In'iatfe-alioii (o l eva U,n t.iiiJ lh I'X h"" ' want d..n the Mt f iMs af l iMwre ss"l' dull ina.l.li.a M bu lfti U' U H p-M dr lUi.U Last Sunday was UHon Day with the churches of this city when a union meeting was held in the Meth odist church in the morning and a similar meeting in the Christian church in the evening. The pulpit of the methodist church was occupied by Prof. J. T. Matth ews, of the Willamette University at Salem, who epoke on "Christian Education." The subject was handled very creditably and proved most in teresting to the large number pres- OOQ Scott Joseph, one of the wealth iest ranchers of Baker county, waa in town the past week while looking over this section. Mr. Joseph la interest ed in the ai wells. He expects to return in Sept"mber with his wife. He thought the natural hot water the greatest drawing card for the city if only boosted in the proper manner. Mrs. H. P. OBporn is visiting at the Vanderhoof ranch south of town the latter part of this week. WANTED! Fruit Packers and Pickers, Box Makers and Nailers All kinds of help wanted at the IDANHA ORCHARD, NYSSA, OREGON Splenid camping grounds, plenty of free wood and good water. Nyssa grocerymen call each day to take orders from campers. Restaurant on the grounds for those who do not wish to do their own cooking. For further particulars write W. U. SANDERSON, Nyssa, Ore. OR DENNEY & COMPANY Payette, Idaho Mrs. Edwards Milliner Miss B. I. Savage of Chicago, 111., arrived in Vale Tuesday of this week to take charge of the trimming department for Mrs. Edwards. We kindly solicit our old customers and cordially in vite new ones to call and consult us in anything regarding our line. French Tips and Willow Plumes a Specialty Will ladies of Malheur City kindly reserve orders for fall hats, as Mrs. J. S. Edwards will send a shipment there next week. Don't Lose It ! There are one hundred and one ways to lose your money if it ia not put in the bank. It might be stolen, lost, burned up, misplaced or misspent. But when placed in a bank none of these can happen to It. Furthermore, you have a written record of where it came from and where It is spent. Your deposit l-ook shows just when ev ery dollar was deposited and your cancelled checks show just how and when it was expended. You will find it a decided advantage to handle all your funds In this way. We open an account for any amount, and large or small alike have the same careful attention. The First National Bank Vale, Oregon a I 'lie Vtr (nt On Tlm Vxaf Capital Slock $30, 000 Mom-y Hi'nt ti All I'srU of the WurM at 1-owar It ate than Chaigad by ll.a I'uat OtUi . MKCnOKii AND OrriCr-KBi J H Maral.la. i'laa t T. W. llallulaV, Hl.t Vice I'la.t Ul.l VYllktla.li ...!! We ('I'Sl ,J" J,awii, Aal l aal-Ur W,J.a!l, Mjnm, t ') W, i, It.