Notice of Stmt Improvement
TO WHOM IT MAT CONCERN: No--tlce
Is hereby given that In pursuance
of a resolution adopted by the Com
mon Council of the city of La Grande
-Oregon, on the 9th day of February
1910, creating improvement district
Jto. 16, and designating Sixth street
;.as such district, and In pursuance o.
at resolution adopted by said Common
Council on the 9th day of February,
1910. whereby said council determined
And declared its intention to Improve
all of that portion of Sixth street, in
uald Improvement district as herein
after described, by laying thereon
anacadam pavement and constructing
curbs, the council, within ten days
after the service of tills notice upon
rthe owners or the property affected
i foil benefited by tuch improvements,
..order that all said above described
improvements be made; that the boun
daries of salr district to be Improved
'are as follows: All that portion of
..'Sixth street from the south side of
."Adams -arenue,' to the north tide of
"Navoine. Notice is hereby further
;:gtven that the council will levy a
especial asessment on all the proper
tty "affected and benefited by luph. im
provements for the purpose of paying
ior such Improvements. That the esti
mated cost bf such Improvements is
.arm of $2,267.60. That the council
t will on the 16th day of March 1910,
meet at the Co ncil chambers at the
Jiour or 8 o clock p. m., to consular
.said estimated cost, and' the levy of
l':said assessments, when a hearing will
!Jbe granted to any person feeling ag-
igrleved by such assessment.
Xa Grande, Oregon, March 3rd, 1910.
TTY COTJJiCTL OF LA GRANDE, OR
By D. E. COX,
Recorder of the City of La Grande,
Oregon. ; ' ' - -
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Notice of Street Improvement '
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:No
fclce la hereby given that In pursuance
St a. resolution adopted by the Com
mon Cornell of the city of La Grande,
-Oregon, on the 15th day of December,
1909, creating improvement district
'.Ho. 12, and designating Pennsylvania
.avenue, as such district and in pur
, suance of a resolution adopted by
said Common Coancll determined and
.declared Its Intentions to improve all
of that portion of Pennsylvania ave
nue. Is said improvement district as
thereinafter described, by laying there
in macadam pavement and constructs
ing curbB, the council will, ten doys
after the service' of this notice upon
the owner of the property affected
And benefitted by snch improvement,
order that said above described . Im
provement be made, that the bound- ,
arles of said district to be so Im
proved are as Hollows: All that por-
-tion of Pennsylvania avenue from the
-west side of Washington avenue, to
the east side of Fourth street Notice
Is hereby .given that the council will
levy a special assessment on all the
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such Improvement That the estimated
cost of said Improvement Is the sum
of $2264.80. That the council will on
the l&th day of March, 1910, meet atl
the Council chambers at the hour of
U o'clock P. M., to consider said esti
mated cost, and the levy of sair ass
essments, whan a hearing will -be
.granted to any person feeling ag
:grieved by such assessment
Xa Grande, Oregon, March 3rd. 1910
As usual, the largest stock of Bulk and pack
age seeds in the county. Alfalfa, Red Clover,
Timothy, Red Top Blue Gmss, White Clover
and every thing irr grain seed. - - -
Garden Seed ing Feed and Flour
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City Council of La Grande, Oregon.
By D. E. Cox,
Recorder of the City of La Grande,
Oregon. ,
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B iBested
BESSON TAKES PART IS COMING
IRRIGATION CONGRESS.
Irrigation convention at Pueblo back
ed by Oregon men
Pueblo, Cot March. 7 (Special)
The Eighteenth National Irrigation
Congress, Pueblo, September 26-30,
1910 la assured of the hearty coopera
tion ai support of the state of Ore
gon, which has. itself, entertained in
recent years, this greatest develop
ment agency of the country.
Governor tenson, writing to the
SCENE FHOM THE
3 D ACT OF
ICharles B.Hanford's
PRODUCTION OF
JHEAMERICA!
Lord
board of control, extends his hearty
greeting and promise of aid, saying:
"I beg to advise you that I am in
hearty accord with the , objects of
your organization and, while I can
not state definitely at this time whe
ther or not I shall be able to attend
the sessions of the congress to be
held in your city. I assure you that
I shall be on hand if more important
official engagements do not interfere.
"In any event, I shall do everv-
thing in my power to secure the at-
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OLIVER,
Greenwood and Jefferson
tendance of a large and enthusiastic
delegation of Oregon citizens at th
congress;, and when the time comei
Tor the appointment of delegates 1
shall see that Oregon is properly rep
resented." -
The most cordial correspondence
has passed between Governor Ben
son and the officers of the board o
control who are pleased to know th
a coast state la planning on adequate
representation, .
Governor Benson has been urged
by the board of control to appoint
his delegates at an early date and
transmit their names to the organi
sation here that it may begin to get
into active touch with them. The
governor has also been asked tOj sub
mit a list of topics which he thinks
may be interesting for diucugion ai
the Elghtenth Congress, in, view of
his famllarity with Weston prob
lems that will ' undoubtedry- oome
wlthl nthe. arnge of consideration,. ,
-The entire coast country, particu
larly those states vitally Interested
in irrigation, is responding to. the in-
vitation of the local offlcerei here. J
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GREAT DIVIDE CANCELLED
Well known drama will not come to
the Steward as slated.
Due to washouts and poor railroad
facilities John.Cort has been forced
to cancel the appearance of "The
Great Divide," in this city and the
date is now blank. Hanford's com
ing will not be affected In any , way,
however. : ;':.','.'''.. ';. V ";
"The Lion and the Mouse" on the
JZZ7.
20th and "Stubborn Cinderella" on
March 30th is the present lineup of
attractions for the Steward.
Krs Blaln Gier Improving
Mrs. Pearl 'White of Cove vus In
the city this week. Mrs. White In
formed the Scout that Mrs. Blaln
Ceer is Improving rapidly and if no
change for the worse appears will
soon be able to return home. Our
readers will learn this news with
pleasure. Union Scout
BCESETS CACX UX&.
,, m t serrloe. Day .
MHcht Hack wuroubd tor
funerals and private parties,
, Btpfo transferred Day and )
- Htand at Pant's Cigar Store,
Thono Rod til.
NlcM Thou Main is
M.U BTJBSET. . .
v letlee at Rates.
TV aoutkern PaelSo Oa. wEl sell
round trlp excttrgon tickets from
Portia Oregon only, to Los Ange-
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lea and return as follows:
Date of Sale, March ISth. The go
lng limit will be six days with final
return limit of 90 days from the dat
of 8ale. Stopovers will Le permitted
on going trip within the going limit
on the return trip, at any point en
route within the final limit There
are two kinds cf tickets to be sold.
One ticket is a straight fare ticket
the other is a ticket that Include
transportation on the railroad. Pull
ma ssleeper, on going trip, meals ii
dining car cn the going trip, Hot'
acommodction, special drl.es, eU
trie car ridea and other special tt
Urea,
Go the straight far ticket ti.
fare will be $40.50. On the specin
reature ticket the fare will be $30.4.
The tickets under the $40.60 ra:
111 have to be validated for retuu
ssage at Los Angeles, The oth
'ckets do not require validation. ,
- Please understand that these tlcl
ts are sold from Pertlaad only, a '
,'rom tbls territory will be require,
to furnish their tickets to Portlnr..
and retarn.
Any further Information desired I.,
v'r
passengers d.'-ir!: f) t- t'.
u.tenditg pas'S'-nscrs c:-.:i In ?
Irom this oiiice upon api Hc.:..
J. II. KEENLY, A
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For Chief of Police
hereby announce my- -
a candidate for tho of-
of C'uief of Tollce for
City of La Grande, at
coming election to te
on March 14,1810. O
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rhysicians asd Cirioza.
fflce v La elands "J EjsJz
CuSms. . These !ala 19.
'. t. Eaccn. Resiasace, Hiia 13.
VL naU. ZlaEldancA, l!!a E3.
an. upton, fil a. m. a
Physician and Sargson.
jpecl&l attention given to Eye, Zxt
Rose ted Throat
Office In La Grande National C-ni
'. Ealldlm. I
?honei:, oace,;.Haja. li.KesjacV.
, J. It HUBBARD, MJX
,r Physician and Sargeca
Offte la New Bask Building llocms
; Z0-2L rhones: ReRidancs, UiSa
' ? OfSce 79. . - : . f
N. MOUTOR, M. D. '
Physician and Surgeon. ,
Corner Aams aa. and Depot tt
Office Main 63. Res(d"96ce Main 69
DIt L. If UNDERWOOD
v Physician and Surgeon
In' Dr. Richardson's office over
Hill's Drug Store. Special attention
to diseases and surgery of the eye.
Phone Black 1362, and Ind. 353.
GEO W, ZIJI3IFBtf,lN,
OSTEOPATH PHYSICIAN,
Rommer Building Roorr s ?-8--l9.
Fhones, Home IS2, Pacific Main 63.
Residence Phom Pluck 951, ScceEsor
to Dr. F, BL Mw
DENTISTS.
' : J. a PRICE, D. VL DL
Dentist'
Soom 23, La Grande National Bank
' Building Phone Black 3991
ATTORNEYS.
G. IL CRAWFORD.
Attorney tt Law
Practice! In all the courts oi the ets,ts
'xi.'ii:.1; and United States.
Office In La Grande National EasSI
Building, La Grande. Oresox
Chat. M. Cochran Geo T. Cochraa
COCHRAN t aXSETRAN.
: Attorneys. ,r
La Grande National Bank Buii&as.
La Grande
Oreitx
mULUU la. RAMS2X v...
Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
- ooiu. 15 and 16 Soauner Block.
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YETKRIXABY SURGEONS.
DR. P. A. CHARLTON.
Veterinary Surgeon. t .
Office at Hill's Drug Store, La Grand,
Besidence Phone Red 701.
Office Phone Black 13 L
; tndpendent Phone 61.
Both p ' "ldence.
DR. W.H.JUXEY ' ,
Graduate from the Ohio Stat Unl
verslty. Vaccination, Dentistry aai
Surgery of all kinds. Country CaBj
Promptly answered. Agent for Nat
ional Live Stock Insurance Assoc!
tlon, Portland Oregon.
'."; ' Office 14 Adama Ave. .
; Phones, Pacific, Black 1901
',"..".'"-';'--Independent S73 ,
TEACHERS OF MUSIC
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Corner Adams ave and Depot at
Office Main 68. Residence Mala iX
L. A. PICKLER.
Civil, Mining, (rrlgation Englneerfata
' --.y.. nnJ. .iarveylns. i V v;
' -.'y', : La Grande, Orczox
VmLk CARLOCK " ' '
Teacher of Piano
Pupil of Pierre Douliet of the Ca
Jose Conservatory,
Tot children the Burrows coziss
of music stndy and musical kts
gartea. Btuifo in the Mah&ffcy V.: