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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 29, 1909)
DEUNQUffl TAX LIST (Contlnuad from page I.) NVV of SWA and 8V4 of SW l of section 7, and NW',4 of NW14 of section jS, township 5 8, H 17, E W M ...1 JACOBS. ETER The Stt of NW14 of section , township 6 8. It S8. K W M; and SWK of NEK of lec tion 2. township 1 S, R S, B W-M A KENNEDT, MRS. M. E. Lots 6 to 7. block "P." Cove. Ore., (SVi) KLOSTERMAX, KAL The E 30 feet of lot 4, block 1; and the 8 "i feet of the Wfc of lot 4. block 1, Elgin, Ore KOHN. C. H. The EV4 of lot 2. N side of MainJH., Elgin, Ore KIMBREUU JOHN W. Lo; 6 to 8, block 17, S Elgin. . KILPACK, E. A. Vhe PW14 of NW14 of KWtf, loss 1-3 acre, section 16; and the EV4 of NEV4 of SE4 of section 17, township 2, S, R 38, E W M , KELLEL, MRS. N. S. Lots 14 and 15, block 104, Chaplin's Add to La Grande KENNEDY, J. U. The Ei of SE14 of section 32, and the SW of SV4 of section 33, township 3 S, Yl 38, E W M; ui d of section 4. township 4 S, R 88, E W M KIKTLEY, E. E. Lot 4, block 103. Chaplin's Add to 1 Grande KILPA TRICK. MRS. S. A. Lots 1 to 6, block 13, Arnold's Add to La Grande KIVETTE, W. R.- Lots 3. to 5. block 19, North Powder, Ore KERCHER, JOHN The NVi of SE4 of NWli of section 13. township 3 S, R 40, E W M KASISKA, WM. F. The SW14 of NE'i, the SV4 of NW, theJJW.of.SW of section 22, township 3, 8. R 34, E W M KIVETTE, WALTER R. The NW4 of NW!4.of section 25, the SEV4 of SE14 ot sec tion 23, the Ett of NE14 of section 26, township 6 S, R 40, E W M KELLY. CLARK CO. Commencing 650 feet W and 30 feet S of the SE corner of section li, township 4 S, R 39, E W M, then W 100 feet, S 105 feet, E 100 feet, N 105 feet to beginning .. LILES. W. H. The NVi of SW of section 29, the SW4 of NE',4. and NW of SEU of section 19; and SE4 of NWU. and NEVI of SW of section 19, township 2 N, R 39, E W M. LONGLEY. W. H. The SVi of NEVi and NEVi of SEVi of section 24, town ship 3 8. R 36; the SWVi NV4, the NV4 SVs of sec tion 19, township 3 S, R 37, E V M -. LAW;, JENNIE J. Lot 3. block 7, Hilgard, Oregon LA G. R. E. ASSOCIATION Lots 9 and 10, block 3, River side Add to La Grande; lots 1 to 4, block 45. River Hide Add to La Grande; lots 9 to 13, block 52. Riverside Add to I,R Grande LEASER. JOHN Lots 1, 2 and 6, block 85, Chaplin's Add to La Grande LEE, GEORGE Lot 5, block 21, North Pow der, Oregon LEVY, SAM- The EVa of SEVi of section 18, the SWVi of section 17, townshiD 6 S. R 39. E W M 1.25 !,5 2.60 2.05 .75 .76 13.75 46.70 12.40 28,00 16.65 9.15 1.15 8.50 9.3! 80.10 15.50 2.4! 4.50 6.40 9.25 67.30 LEE, MRS. M. E. The SVi of XWVt. and NVa SVi, the SEVi SWi, and SW 4 SEVi of section 10, town ship 5 S. R 40, E V M LEWIS, E. One-third of the N 18 feet of lot 3. block 10. Union. Ore.. LOHRS. JOHN AND JCLIA All of section 36. township 3 S R 34. E W M LOHRS. J. W. The NEVi NWVi. the NW4 NEVi. and SVi NEVA of sec tion 35, township J S, R 34. EM M ., L.ALLY. MARGARET The PE4 of section 33. town- Mp 3 S, R 34. E W M LOMAX. LEROT 13.70 4.00 22.C5 7.0$ I.S0 The 8Vi 8W4 NKVi. and NEVi 8W4 NBV4 section II, township 4 8. R 40, K W M; and SVi of block 2, McCully's Add to Union... fl.lt MORRISON.. JOHN. ESTATE The NEVi SEVi of section 14; the 8W!t SWV4 of section 13, township S 8, R 16, B W M; the SWVi KWlt, the NWVi of SWVi of section t, and about CO acres E ot the Grande Ronde river In sec tion 10; and the 8 W 4 of sec tion 11, township 2 8, R 39 E W M; the SWVi and Si of NWV4 section 9. township 2 S, R 38, E W M; and lota 1 to S, block 28, Alice!, Ore. 172.20 MURRY, CATHERINE Lot 16, block 5, Predmore Add to La Grande II MARS, J. L. The SEVi of lot 3. and the NWV4 of lot 4, In Warren's sub-block 6, Coggan's 1st and 2nd Add to La Grande. 2. Si MERRILL, E. H. Lots I and 2, block " and block "E," Coggan's 2nd Add to La Grande 12.00 MATOTT, J. A. Lots 11 and 12, block 4, "D" St., Original Town of La Grande ,.' 28.0S MATOTT, JESSIE G. Lot 4, block 1, Helsom's Add to La Grande 1-35 MAHAN, ROY F. Lot 7, block "C," New Haven Add to La Grande 2.65 MERRICK, O. H. Lot 2, block 7, Sommer's Add to Elgin, Oregon 1.52 MERRILL, C. W. The. SVi of NWVi. the NEVi NWV4 and SWVi) NEVi of section 10, the NWVi' SWVi of section 9, in township 5 S, R 41. E W M 1.25 MERRILL, EMMA A. The SVi 6f SWy, the NEVi SWVi and "NWVi SEVi of section 9, township 5 S, R 41. E W M 6.60 McMillan, w. s. Lot 1, block "B," New Haven Add to La Grande ". . 6.40 McCULLEY, DAVID Block 27, M. A. Stevenson's Add to Elirln - 190 McINTYRE. A. J. Beginning 10 rods VV of NE corner of the SWVi NEK . of section 16, township 1 N, R 39, E W M, then W 14 rods, 8 40 rods, E 14 rods and N 40 rods to beginning. . 8.90 McLaren, eliza e. Lots 6 to 10, block 19, North Powder 12.85 McLaren & campbel - Lots 1, 3 and 4, block 22, and lot 3, block 28, and lot 8, block 29, North Powder .... 6.85 Mcdonald, hugh The S1. SWU, section 4, and N14 NWi4, section 9. town ship 1 N, R 38, E W M 7.92 Mcdonald, m. i ots 1 to 10, block 4, Alicel, Oregon L3 McDANIELS, J. W. I'he SW(4 of section 10. town- B.,i S i i, t " MclLROY. WM. H. Lots lvto 6, block 21, N Elgin 8.90 McLEOD, N. C Lots 13 to 24, block 12, Hndman's Add to Elgin .. 2.30 McFALL, BLAKE & CO. ' Lot 5, block 77, Caplin's Add. to La Grande 1.3 . McKINZIE. S. L. Commencing at a point 208 '.j feet E of the SW vomer of NE'4 of section 12, township 1 S. R 38. E VV M, then E . 208 ', i feet, N 20S' feet. W 208 feet, and S 208 Vj feet to beginning 17.10 McMANUS, JOHN M. The SE4 SW14 of section 21, the NE'4 NW",4. the N4 NEU of section 28. town ship 3 S. R 34, E W M 8.50 McCONNELL. MRS. S. Commencing at the SE corner of a certain piece of land conveyed to Geo. Wright by Harriett S. Lewis and.E. II. Lewis, then S along E !.;-... of said tract 272 '4 feet, E 157 V4 feet, N 272 feet and W 157 H feet to beginning 8.00 NELSON, MIKE hLot 1, block 2. and lot 1. block , 6, Minam City 6.60 (Continued on page 6.) 4 ED STIUXGHAM, AUCTIONEER. Sale cried on short notice. 4 Satisfaction guaranteed. No extra charge for distance. LA GRANDE - - - OREGON Route No. 2 'Phone No. UCsC EXTRA-SPECAl STEWARD OPERA HOUSE ONE Slit NIGHT Wednesday, February 3rd Wm. P. Gullen's Sumpkou Presentation of the PixJsy V and Luber Comic Opera I BURGO- MASTER With Ruth White "muffifAsbitur Harry Hermsen mrgomster Wiih an Exceptionally Clever Corn p any of over half A W0 Comic Opera Stars Including That Spick Span Saucy Ghorus of ( a n garo o G irl s The LaroesT Comic Opera Organization Enlour. The season Musical and Social frenf. Prices; 50c; 75c; $1.00; $1 50 Seats on Sale Monday. llirf and Rantf M-w 1sk',l'.,. "A Quiet Night s Rest" is the title of a comedy sketch to be put on to n ght at the Scenic by the whirlwind comedian. Biff and Bang. The night's rest is anything but quiet, how evlr. This is unquestionably the best sketch that the popular team has at tempted dulrng their engagement in La Grande., In addition to the special Biff and Bang features, and the new films, there will also be something sensational by the SmHetta Statew. who do the triple somerasult through a doughnut. . r The Partlme. The Pastime showed to three full houses again last evening. The ( 1 it fords continue to mystify the publk with their clever escapes. The gas pipe cage will be ready this even ng and there Is considerable speculation as to the ability of the Cliffords to escape. The pictures are much bet ter than average, and the subjects are well selected. Tonight the Clifford will escape again from the Fair store trunks and will also do his mind reading acts. The Cliffords will not remain here always and La Grande people should hot fail to see them while the opportunity offers. mis' PRACTICAL FACILITIES PIU:SIIEXT IIOMAX A XI) HIS SALKM I'MVKKSITV. Willamette I'lilverslty an Institution With lVw KqualH In Xortlmext .Stales. Picture a man, with the ercetness jf au Imliuii, tiie oiiiue ui ri,tuu boy, the handshake of a vote-better, the brain of an educator of the school of today, ind there Is formed a men tal sketch of Fletcher Homnn, presi dent of Willamette university at Sa lem, who whs in the city hint evening for a short time en route to his du ties at the state's capital. Fletcher Uoman Is a practical man of the min ,te u competent personage to heud :he rapidly growing school of learn ing known as Willamette university. To t:ie untaught ear "Willamette" , Olive s an Impression of a school v.iu re Methodism is taught, but where practical collefclate courses are In the background. Such, by nil means, Is not the case. La Grande has especial interest in (hut school, for there It Is that A. E. Eaton of Union, has erected a $5(1.000 hall. The university is conducted on a . practical basis. The entrance re quirements arc :: broad as for any school In the land, Its university courses us long as the longest, and In many cases as broad us the broad est on the Pacific slope. Its law- school has an advantage few institu tions can claim. It has easy access to the supreme court library, one that Is unexcelled In the Pacific northwest. Supreme court Judges deliver frequent lectures to the students. Its college of medicine has the state Insane asy lum, the penitentiary, and the deaf and dumb school within a stones throw of the campus, where advance anil practical studies can be carried on. The theological department I but one college of the university, and It Is up to the high standard of the rest. The college of music has one ot the finest men In musical and classical lines In the northwest at its head. The endowments to the school have made It possible to secure and retain the best faculty of any denominational school of the Pacific coast. The man who last week was Inaug urated president of the Institution comes from Simpson college in Iowa, where he was vice-president. 3I!-'-twentieth centurv education was ac quired In some of the best colleges and universities or trie miume wesi. With so many salient points In fa vor of the school, it Is no wonder that the Institution grows, for he admin isters the affairs of the place of learning with the same dellberateness and vim that he used to score touch downs on the gridiron and add up the baseball scores for his alma mater. i FOR SALE 700 tamarack posts, 10c, In La Grande. See 1-21-lm LA GRANDE INVESTMENT CO. Here's a Snap. A 10-acre fruit tract, all fenced one mile northeast of Cove; six acrea et to apples and cherries; small cheap barn and house; well and other water. Also horse, buggy, single Har ness and some , tools. Must be sold soon. Address 'Lock Box 71. Island City, Oregon. SUCCESSFUL ; WELLS If you are thinking t jabout. having a well J Veil drilled, let us furnish you with a list of those j for whom we have drilled wells in Union :ounty. We understand the we41 busmess and believe we can save you money ana leave you a satis factory weJl. R. A. WEST, The Well Driller THE SCENIC ON PANTAGES CIRCUIT. 'S. A. GAKDIX1ER, Proprietor and Manager. 4 HIGH CLASS VAUDEVILLE LATEST MOVING PICTURES. (Change ff Program Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. 4 Flower Girls of Paris. i The Hazers. ' Hlff and Rang In new feature stunts. "A Quiet Night's Rest." Pmiletta Sisters, triple .-i.ui- ersaults through a dnuf-'lv.iul. 4 4 4 4 4 4 Matinee prices as usual. 4 4 Matinees: Tuesday, Thursday 4 4 and Saturday afternoons at 2:30 4 Children under IS years of 4 4 age 5c at matinees. 4 4 Evening prices: Adults. 15c; 4 4 children, 10c. 4 4444444444444444 J. H- PEARE LLADING AND PIO.NECR JEWELER m : WOOD In quantities to suit Warehouse Storage Truck and Transfer ; G. tf. FOWLER Pf S TWl IE TECCLES, Proprietor "" Leading Amusement House NEWEST MOTION PICTURES Unexcelled Vaudeville This week CLIFTORD A CXirFrmo: King and Queen or Handcuffs, Australian Trunk Mystery. Chinese Yoke of Tort ur. Mexican Stake of Torture. 3 Performances Nightly at 7:15. 8:15 and 9:15 MATINEES Wednesday and Saturday at 3 P. M ' CmGE PRO CRAM Monday, Wednesday and Friday Daily Observer, I DENT. Extracting j J. E. STEVENSON, D. D. S. j I PHfYMF RI Ar.K Qil Z DAILY OBSERVER 65c a Month IT'S MAGICAL. The effect some of oar out glass will have on your sideboard. Glistening with all the colora of Prism, cut la perfect designs, our Cut Glasa has a beauty and ex cellence that prove', beyond doubt that It Is not that clever fraud cut glass with a little su perficial cuttlaf. AN INSPECTION 80LICITED. mm tssssssfm.,Mt .i - . & COAL! . Phone Main 10 ! Pictures Today In Old Arlxona. The Professor's Lovs Tonic. Te Actor's Baby Carrlagu. 65c per Month ?.r.'..."hVK.--ki.,
