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Notice of the Recorder of the City
of La Grande, Oregon, of assessments
for the Improvement of Depot street
from the east, curb line of Fourth
street to the south curb line of Jeffer
son avenue.' .
Notice Is hereby given, that the as
sessment roll of tha .improvement c
Depot street, from the east curb line
c: Fourth Etreet to the south curb line
of Jefferson avenue, being in Improve
ment district No. C. in he City of La
Grande, Oregon, under the provisions
J of Ordinance No. 4S2, Series 1910, en
titled "An Ordinance' declaring the
cost of lmroving Depot street, from tb.e
enst curb line of Fourth street to the
f-uth'curb line of Jefferson avenue,
assessing the property benefited there
by, declaring such assessment, and
directing the ?ntry of the same hi the
docket, of City Liens, authorizing the
issuance of improvement bonds tc
pay for tdid luiprovt-ment and ist br
ing an emergency,'' the same being in
.improvement district No. 6, In sfvki
City. !s now in my hands for collection,
and that any assessment therein may
be pnid to me at any time within sixty
days from November 14th, 1910, which
Is the date of tho first'pnblicatlon of
this notice' without pnlty, intciTV.
or cost; and each property owner la
hereby not'fipd .' that on 'hplicat'on tr
November llth.tatO, which is the. f?
,...vjf.fltlrin (,f ,js fmiipp he u' ill be
allowed to pay suet, msessmciit in in.
piinual Installment the lint ln?.t:''
mmt thereof being due and payahli
on er before the 14th day c J.vnin
A. D. 13U. If appIicrion Is not ms 1
83 abjve provided the; .whole" amour'
will income due and payable at Vr,i ex piration
of said sixty days. AH Pre p
erty owners Interested are hereby no
tified to appear at my office in the City
Hall and pay same. , . ,
VscisT!(nt Roll Xnuhorci! 5,
Following Is the assessment roll:
Block in, Lot 11. Chapllns Addition
E. C. Jorgenson, $415.75. .
Block 114. 22 1-2 feet of Lot 12,
Chaplin's Addition, Rothschild Bros.,
$77.C2.
Block 114, 20 1-2 feet of Lot 12,
Chaplin's Addition, S. A. Gardinler,
$70.72.
Block 114. C7 foet of Lot 12, Chap
lin's Addition, Bertha Somers, Est.,
$231.10. .
Block 103, Lot 1?,-Chaplin's Addi
tion. Thoma3 Loftus, ? 21 3.02.
Flock 105, 05 feet Lot 19, Chaplin's
Addition, W. J. Enodgiass E3t f 153.41.
BlcVk 10H, 55 feet of Lot 19, Chap
lin's Addition, Bird F. Lewis. $153.41.
Block 104, Lot 9. Chaplin's Addi
tion, B. P. O. E $517.04.
Block 104, Lot 10, Chaplin's Addi
tion, Magie D. Mahaffey, $497.81.
Block" 104, Lot 13, Chaplin's Addi
tion. Mass'e D. Mahaffey, $427.23.
Block 104, Lot 14, Chaplin's Addi
tion. Mrs. "N. S. Kelly. $157.55. .
Block 104, Lot 15, Chaplin's Addi
tion, Mrs. N. S. Kelly, $307.53. -
Block 104, Lot 16, Chaplin's Addi
tion, Wm. Allinson, $558.80.
Block 103, Lot 1, Chaplin's Addi
tion, Mrs. Mary Rumelhart, $1531.05.
Block 103, Lot 2, Chaplin's Addi
tion, Mrs. Mary Rumelhart, $372.24.
Block 103. Lot 3, Chaplin's Addi
tion, H. W. Stoner, $299.06.
Block 103,. Lot' 4, Chaplin's Addi
tion. M. H. Kirtley, $51.31. v
Block 102, Lot 19, Chaplin'B Addi
tion, Christian Church, $394.59.
Block 102, Lot 20, Chaplin's Addi
tion, Christian Church, $479.22.
Block 106. Lot 1, Chaplin's Addi
tion, U. S. Nat. Bank, $449.78.
Block 106, Lot 16, Chaplin's Addi
tion, Oregon Land Co., $630.78.
Block 113, Lot 1, Chaplin's Addi
tion, Dan Marx, $508.47.
Block 113, Lot 16, Chaplin's Addi
tion. Julius Roesch, $463.83.
Block 104, Lot 8, Chaplin's Addi
tion. B. P. O. E., $354.81.
Block 104, Lot '7. Chaplin's Addi
tion, Anna Honan, $256.22.
Block 104, Lot 6. Chaplin's Addi
tion.' Anna" Honan $94.61,) '.
Block 104, Lot 6,-Chapln's Addi
tion, Lou Olvins, $25.47. .
Block 102, Lot 18, Chaplin's Addi
tion, Lichtenthaler est, $297.71.
Block 102, Lot 17, Chaplin's Addi
tion, Lichtenthaler, Est, $160.46.
Block 102, Lot 16, Chaplin's Addi
tion, M. H. Kirtley, $126.76.
Block 102, Lot IS, Chaplin's Addi
tion, W. B. Sargent, $103.58.
Block 106. Lot 15, Chaplin's Add!-!
tlon, Oregon Land Co., $292.81.
Block 106. Lot 14. Chaplin's Addi
tion, Oregon Land Co., $175.97.
Block 106. Lot J 3. Chaplin's Addi
tion, Oregon Land Co., $117.14.
Block 106, Lot 2. Chaplin's Addi
tion, Jay Brooks, $202.69.
Block 106, Lot 8. Chaplin's Addi
tion, Jay Brooks, $121.04.
Block 106, 29 feet of Lot 4, Chaplin's
Addition, Jay Brooks, $76.34.
Block 106, 1 foot of Lot 4, Chaplin's
Addition, J. C Gardner. $2.70.
Block 105. Lot 20, Chaplin's Addi
tion. Snodgrass Est, $114.77.
Block 105, Lot 21, Chaplin's Addi
tion. Snodgrass Est, $103.71.
Block 105, Lot 20, Chaplin's Addi
tion, Bird F. Lewis, $114.77.
Block 105, Lot ;i, Chaplin's Addl-i
tlon, Bird P. LowIb, $103.71.
Block 105. Lot 22, Chaplin's Addi
tion, Bird P. Lewis. $180.70.
Block 105, Lot 23, Chaplin's Addi
tion. Bird P. Levis. 1143.82.
Block 105, Lot 17, Chaplin's Addl-!
tlon, Tho8. Loftus. iir.n7
Block 105, Lot 16. Chaplin's Addi
tion. Johanna GanglofT, $134.40 ,
$CS.81,
Block 105, Lot 23. Chaplin's Addi
tion, Bl. Mt, Creamery, $$3.93. -
Block 105, Let 13, Chains Ac
tion, G. R. Meat Co., $117.01.
Block 105. Lot 14, Chapliu'o Alui
lien Jos. Palmer, $91. C2.
27.60.
Block 105, 21 1-3 feet of Lot 21
-Ihaplin's Addition, Bl. Mt. Creamery'
Block 105, 8 2-3 feet of Lot 2i'
Chaplin's Addition, Bird F. -LW
Block 103, Lot 13. Chaplin's. Addi
tion, Magie Ackles, $75.02.
' Block 105, Lot 12, Chaplin's Addi
!icn. Geo. Ackles, $50.93. ,
Block 105, 1 foot, Lot 11, ChaplVs
Addition,. Geo. Ackles, $1.15. .'
Block 103. 24 feet of Lot 11, Chap
lin's Addition, Wm. Seigrlst, $27X0.
Block 105, 5 feet of Lot 11, Chap
lin's Addition, Oregon Land Co., $3.75.
Block 105, Lot .10, Chaplin's .-ulur
tlon, Oregon Land Co., $18.30.
b'iork m, (i7 feet of Lot 13. Chap-''ii-,'s'
Addition, Bertha, Somers K-r..
$127.30. ; ' . ; ' ; .
Block 114. (17 feet of Lot 14, Chs';)
Addition, Bertha Somers Est.,
?76.28.
Block 114, 4 feet of Lot 13, Chan
Hn's Addition, Bertha Scmers EpI,
?6.83.
Block 114, 20 1-2 feet of Lot 13.
Chaplin's Addition, S. A. Gardinler,
$38.95. ' .
IBock 114. 20 1-2 feet of Lot 14,
Chaplin's Addition, S. A. Gardra'ar
y-M..'!7. '
lllock lll. 1 feet of Lot 15, Cha
".... Aiiai.j(ju, . a. uu-rcunier, $2.10.
. lot!; 111, 22 1-2 feet of Lot B!.
..htMdhi's Addition, Rothschild lrc-,
.J 11.75. . .
r.!-;ck' 11!, 2 1-2 feet of L"t 1?
O'urdin's Ad:'"t!o;u .Rothschild Bits .
?2.7.fir.;
Biock' 114, 4 feet of Lot 15, Chapl'n's
:V.hM';n. .Rothschild Bros., J?:.2x.
Flock 114.. 5 feet of Let 15, Chnp
'''n't A!(l::icn. John M- ..K.iiiiia. $2M,
Block ,114, Lot 16, Chaplin's Ad.li
lior., Julius Roesch. $(;7.C'J.
Block 114. Lot 17, Chaplin's Addi
tion, J. E. Foiey, ?16.S2. .: :
'.Clock 114, Let 10, Chaplin's Addi
ikn, E. C. .Torgenspn, $232.03.
Block li t. Lot 9, Chaplin's Addi
tion. Blricli Lottes, J92.5S.
Block 114, West 10 feet of Lot 9,
Chaplin's Addition. E. Thorson, $40.29.
Block 114, West 20 feet of Lot 8.
Chaplin's Addition, Ulrich Loiter,.
$61.98. .
.Block 111. East 10 feet of Chaplin's
Addition, E. TliorBon, $30.99. ,
. Block 114, Lot 7. Chaplin's Addi
tion, U. Lottes; $74.55. '
Block 114, Lot 6, Chaulin's Addi
tion, Julius Koesch. $1S.6S. ' '
Block 113, Lot 15, Chaplin's Addi
tion, Palmer & P.osch. $209.04.
Block 113, Ix;t 14, Chaplin's Addi
tion, Palmer & Poesch, $125.81.
Block ,113, 'Lot 13, Chaplin's Addi
tion, Dave Steward, $S3.88.
Elock 113, Lot 2, Chaplin's Add;-,
tion, Dan Marx, $231.99.
Block 113. west 20 feet nf Bit 3.
Chaplin's Addition, Dan Marx,$92.7S.
Block 113, east 10 feet of Lot 3,
Chaplin's Addition, I. C. M. & M. Co.,
$16.40.
Elock 113, 21 feet of Lot 4, Chaplin'3
AiMIMon, Julius Roesch. $63.00.
Block 113, 9 foet of Lot 4, Chaplin's
Addition. I. C. M. &. M. Co.. $27.82.
B y order of the, Council Novemher
9th, 1910. "
D. E. COX,
Recorder 'of tho CU" of La Grande.
Xotice of Street Improvement.
To whom It may concern: Notice Is
hereby given that In pursuance of a
resolution adopted by the Common
Council of the City of La Grande, Ore
gon, on tho 9th day of November,
1910, creating Improvement District
No. 27 and designating N. 2nd street
a? such district, and in pursuance of
a resolution adopted by said Common
Council on the 2nd day of November
1910, whereby said council determined
and declared its intention to Improve
all that portion of N. 2nd street, in
aid Improvement district as herein
after described, by laying thereon ma
cadam pavement, the Council, will ten
days after the service of this notice
upon the owners of the property af
fected and benefitted by such improve
ment, order that said above describ
ed improvement be made; that boun
daries of said district to be so im
proved are as follows: All that por
tion of North Second street from the
O. R. & N. side of the R. R. track to
the center of Lake avenue. Notice is
horeby further given that the Council
will levy a special assessment on
all the property affected and benefit
ted by such Improvement for the pur
pose of paying for such Improvement
That the estimated cost of such im
provement 1s the sum of $13,600.00.
That the Council will on the 23rd day
of November, 1910, meet at the Coun
cil chamber at the hour of 8 o'clock
p. m., to consider said estimated cost,
and the levy, of said assessment, when
a hearing will be granted to any per
son feeling aggrieved by such as
sessment. " - . ,
La Grande, Oregon, Nor. 11, 1910.
CITY COUNCIL OP LA GRANDE,
OREGON.
By D. E. COX,
Recorder of the City of La Grande,
Oregon. '
Nor. lMOt
GOOD ROADS MEET DECEMBER 12.
State Association Wil Send Out en
Extrusive Imitation List.'
Every county ron,niK?'o0'- th;
s.rpte, cither enfer'i! or r'rir fpo:r
effce, . every .'road, siirr'y'sr. er'"
county Judge, every member of t '...'
Oregon Legislature I:i both hous
every member of the flare Threshers
essoc'ation, and every vice preside, t
or a'l the county automobile associa
tions, is to be invited by tno Oregon
Good Roads' Association to come to
Portland, December 12 to' attend a
great good roads convention wLI. h.
was called at the meeting neld Inst
evening, says the Portland Tclegrat.1.
' Thi3 conventlojv i3 to formulate tlv
bill or bills which the legislature' will
be asked to enact into law In t'.i:;
greater good read's prograurae tbit Is
openlns?. Every man who U Ir.tercs'.f.l
In the work, and who can aid In r.V
vancing It. will bo urgently Invltod to
attend.. If the convention carr.nt
agree upon one bill, more than o'ue
will be prepared, embodying the bet
views .o all the workers.
Judge L. R. Wehster, manager vcf
the good road3 work. spoKe Tor . an
hour on the plnns which ncem to him
most feasible. He wants to sea t a;v
puiuitiii hu Bonor.'i.ry ftigtnvay cow
mission, to serve 'witfcon; '.sabry, P:!
docs the State Medical Door. This
commission, the Judge would havo
empowered w'th authority to' name a
highway com'tnissfor.er tor the. cnU.-'-'
stat... who should serve ror .about
51 ,000 a year, and should have charge
of pll Ptnt rond work, tmri act in an
advisory capacity for count; work.
Then tho Judge would-have a mei?
ure of state aid given for much of the
county road work, to lnnre- pla'clns
the work under the direction of the
stfite commissioner, so ns tt br'ni
forth uniform results mm get .best
returns from all road expenditures.
At the meeting last evening many
suggestions were offered -for ' cham
pionship before the coming stafe con
vention. Some of the local enthu
siasts want to champion me.or more
through highways, noi'h-south, east
west. Others want efforts now centered
upon county improvement first," Some
want the matter of road work left en
tirely to the counties, acting Indiv
idually and separately. Others want
the state to name a commission, whh
shall select a highway commission,
which shall select a highway commis
sioner and to have the state render
a certain percentake of state aid to
county -work, tc give It form and
symmetry. Out of all the various sug
gestions, lfc is Intended to draft some
measures which will serve all parts
of the state best, and to get all In
terests of the state together, the big
convention .has been called for Dec
ember 12.
EVERGREENS IX DE3IASD.
Call Comes From Idaho for Bine
Monnttin Shrubbery for Xrnas.
A new use has been found for the
young forests in the Blue mountains
Just east of Pendleton. They are to
provide Christmas trees for the young
sters in the home of Twin Falls, Buhl
and other southern Idaho towns, and
they are also to provide evergreen
shade for lawns at city and farm
homes, says a Pendleton paper.
S. A. Dickey, a nurseryman of Buhl,
Idaho, arrived in Pendleton last ev
ening for the purpose of securing a
large shipment of young fir and hem
lock tree The young trees will be
transferred to the Idaho towns by
the car loads. .
. Mr. Dickey first alms to supply the
Christmas trade and after that Is
done be will stock Ms nursery with
the young evergreen trees so that
they can be supplied to the city resi
dents and ftrmers as they are want
ed. He thinks it will require several
carloads to supply Christmas trees. -
The Farmer Folk of Porta gnL
The peasant and 8mallv farmer has
had practically no active part in the
present revolution which was carried
through by one wing of the army and
the Republicans of Lisbon. He Is not
Interested in politics, ana would not
care to be bothered with political dis
cussion. He is always ready to "let
well enough alone," and does not see
why his compatriots In the city do
not feel the same way. "The country
people are contented. Most of them
own their small farms, in fact. In
northern Portugal it Is ar that a
laborer does not own a plot of soil
on which to grow his Tegetables and
also a few ow the bright colored flow
ers which so delight his eye. The
Christian Herald.
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at 6:30 a. ;:in;
and continuing 30 DAYS, we will sell our
immense stock of Fall and Winter Goods
which we liiave just received N
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Not a single price misrepresented . Every
' thing to be sold at .wholesale prices regard- y
: . . less of ' freight. , ' W. ' ;
We want to show the people A REAL
SALE Gome in and see our goods
-'windows
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$30.00 Suits $18.00 $5.00 Corsets $3.75
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$15.00 Suits $9.00 $ .75 Corsets $ .40
$5.00 Children's Coats $3.00 $1.25 Union Suits $ .80
$12.00 VoUe Skirts $7.00 $2.50 Union Suits $1.55
$5.00 SilkWaiste $2.85 $ .60 Children's Underwear $ .35
$7.00 Silk Waists $3.85 $ .35 Hose $ .20
$3.00 Shirt Waists $1.85 $ .35 Towels $ .20
$2.50 Shirt Waists $1.55 $ .12 1-2 Muslins $ .07
$1.50 Shirt Waists '$ .80 $ .12 1-2 Ginghams $ .08
$3.00 Ail-ever Lace $25 Calicos $ .05
EXTRA-The Finest and Largest Stock of Stylish
Fall and Winter Millinery at Actual Cost. Some
thing You Can't Miss!
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