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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 30, 1910)
PAGE T770 LA GRANDE EVENTING OBSERVES, WEDNESDAy,OVElIBER 20, 1910. A SI in 1 i : if' - s lit! i H - ;i li : 'ili'. 1 f ?! - i: ill!' ' ' I. '.V 1 Sir I' J ' 1 ! i A' I . its. a. , : ' S i i o n h I kave t last" ef my twi to taae fair treatment, I Beta that year Freperty ia offered at exactly the price jt pUce 01 If We la Tile jnr eeaslderatioi ef the following liiilnr. . . s Fcmr room Louie, two lota, food cellar, 1414 Z arenaa. Thla place baa bees llated for aome time at 11109. A apedal price, If aold darlac the next tea days, at 1950. f 500 caah. .tline on balance. Two ttory bouse, wttb barn, lot 65x80. one door north of If. E. church. South; $1400, $600 caah. bal ance os eaay terma. " Seres room houae, alated treat end of PennaylTanla arenue, plaatered atone foundation, city water In ' bouae; price $1,000. Why pay rent? Terma $100 down, balance $15 per month. Fine larse borne In North La Grande, two blocka, aplendld houae, barn and out buildlnga. Fine or ard; an Ideal borne with ample room for garden, poultry, cow and bone. Thla la as exceptional fine offer. . Price $4,000. '. ' ' . : ' ; ' ; . ". .. ; ' Nice sew home, two iota In West La Grande; price $2,000. , H -, A well built bouae on Main Aretiue, facing North; close In; price, $2,660. 0"e-balf caah, balance on time. . Four room houae on Monroe Ayenue; nice barn,and extra well built poultry houae. Three lota, four room bouae with cellar, city water. All u good condition, $1400, eaay terma. Houae and two lota in Block 1. Grandma addition, for $1100. Three lota In aame block at $900. Thie ' la dealrable property. A new eTen-room bouae on East Adama avnn. ww .-;.; 7;rt. f '-nur uirougnouC 11 room houae, barn, $ acre a of land, 100 fruit treea, barn, aprlng, well and city water. Sightly riew; nice home In South La Grande. ' ,v-.V - : .'.'. Large 10-room houae with entire block of ground. Here ! chance for lnree'tDent; fire hoqaea can be built on thla property. All cloae to the high school building. Good barn on piace, price $3500. FIto room houae, modern plumbing, lot 60x110, near court houae, beautiful location, C1800; $800 cash, balance two yeara. j -y .--,' ; Seren room bouae on Adama arenue; well built plaatered, basement, desirable location, $2500. $500 cash, balance on eaay terma. Four room bouse, near big brick school house, north of track, $1100. Plastered house In Ncrth La Grande, entire block, $4,000 on easy terms. A Nice home In North La Grande, fruit, barn, accessible to new R. R. shops $1700. " , I hare aome splendid buys extra choice locations at $300 to , ' , Fine Stocc Ranch 2600 bundled acres near La Grande, 300 acres of meadow land, from which, 400 to 600 tons of hay ' can be cut annually. Well watered; reasonable terma. ' t . Near La Grande 7 Fine foothill farm four nllea from La Grande, 800 acres, well lmprored, $16,000. tare; Sandridge Farm 160 acres well ImproTed. All good land, 70 acrea of aummer fallow seeded, one hau mils to nine , months' school, less than one mile to depot. Thla ia a snap, $92 per acre. Terma. Sandridgearm - J60 acrea near good achool and depot adjoining place. Good roads all th way to La Grande, mUea. Fnut Farm .V'''"-C::;- ;::.LV 20 acrea commercial orchard in Fruitdale, treea 8 years old. well cared for and In splendid condition. $7,600. . ,. , ; ' v''. . '';. - Ten-acre Fruit Farm SOuated near achool house la Fruitdale, trees 12 yeara old, crop estimated between 2,000 and 3,000 boxes; $600, good terms or will exchange for city property. , . , 80 acrea one quarter mile from the city, modern house, fine cellar wits spring; fire acrea of fine br chard, crop goea with place If takes at once. Fine dairy, fruit and poultry farm, $5,000. Here is a Snap v v 220 acre farm, 300 acrea summer fallow and seeded to grain, water tight aix miles esst of ' La Grande, $52 per acre. InTeatigate this. ' 600 acrea of land eight miles $50 per acre. 30 acres, all good land, 6 acres In orchard, large barn, several springs near school, rural delivery, arm produced 40 bushels of wheat to the acre laat year. $8,000, very reaaonable terma. 50-acre Fruit Farm Situated nw 8ummerville. will trade tor city property or will aell on very eaay terma. Fine Farm s 760 acrea tight mUea from La Grande. Last year this land produced 129 bushel of oata to the Wen Improved, $65 per acre. Terma. " In Lower Cove 820 acres, 60 cultlvatable, 400 fine fruit tree, fine spaing. $4,000, easy term. Grazing Land 240 acrea, well watered In Splendid fruit land, large meadow, several acres In alfalfa, three milea Muih of La Grande! $3,000. , Timber Land 80 acres south of La Grande, mm . P'- - -. . r- : i i u - 4' fir ? V ' . " v wuivurn in i , . y"a ' . vuo a-u WVVCrjPDU ) fTDHTlTf o n f 1 i Me WW! effer. I itU strictly ea MreesUze. . erty. Town Lots City Prop In town lots in all portions of the city. $751 ' ; ' : : . : - Farm Lands Look This Up it of La Grande, well impro east of La Grande, well improved, fine Mt Glenn Farm lower Cove. $7 per acre. Mountain Ranch $800, one-half caah. n Both wner and layer mehe the Very good lots for $100. 8ome stock, alfalfa and grain ranch. r , u- ; acre. ' ..... r m .. ' ' REAL: ESTATE mm- m 10 OQUDT POSSIBLE THAT B0WEMA5 MAY , HATE TO HAME UCCESSOB. Turner Oliver Mentioned as Candl date for the Job fader West 'That 'Jay Bowerman may be called to name a secretary of. state to suc ceed Frank W. Benson should the latter not qualify for office, and that Turner Oliver Is one of two likely candidates for the appointment If one ia 'made by Governor-Elect Oswald West,: are two Important phases of Governor Benson's return to Califor nia' for hia health's sake. A special from Salem say of the incidents: "I will go to California within the next 10 days and spend a few weeks. In the sunshine," said Governor F. W. Benson this afternoon'a I hlnk the warmer climate and warm sunlight will help me greatly to recover com pletely. I anr feeling fine at present and am Improving all the time." When asked as to what disposition he will make of the office to which he waa re-elected. Governor Benson stat ed he -would qualify for the position before leavinr for - tt Rwt would continue to act In the capacity of Secretary of state as before. "I have no Intention of resigning my of fice and will be fully capable to fill it upon my return, from California which I think will not be latig." j The indications are that Acting Gov ernor Jay Bowerman will have the opportunity to appolct a Secretary of State to fill that office for four years beginning the first week In January. Governor F. TV. Benson, who is the regularly elected Secretary of State for the ensuing four-year term, leaves this week for California for the bene fit of his shattered health. When he came back during the campaign and it waa announced that he was steadily regaining bis health, it was feared that his true condition was not made public This has proven to be the case. The governor has been j able to. act' in, his official capacity only' for two day Btnce his return, andhas been com pelled to leave the reins of governr ment in the hands of the President of the SenateActing Governor Jay Bow erman. '.-' ' : .-. 'V ," .',''. If he resigns hlB office a Secretary of State, which carries with Jt his of fice as, Governor before the end of the year, Acting Governor Bowerman will fill the position until Governor .West takes over the executive office. But should Mr. Benson bold his office until' after January, 1, when all new ly' elected .state officer .take their' positions,. Governor Bowerman will fjll -the vacancy for 'the-term begin ning January, 1. 1911. ; . . ;. ( If Benson's successor .is appointed by Bowerman, the.' state boards ; will reman two-thirda Rebuplican, but should the appointment not te made until after the convening of the Leg islature, .Governo West will make the appointment -and wllV assuredly name a Democrat and give-the con trol of. the state entireiy Into the hands of the minority party, leaving but one important slate official, Treas-urer-eleot Thomas B. ,Kay, aa the Republican member. .', Immediately after the, defeat of Jay Bowerman for governor, the situa tion of Mr. Benson la relation to the office of Secretary of State was tak en up by politicians and a means of having Benson's successor appointed was mapped out Almost simultan eously a crop of aspirants began set ting up their wires for the place, al though the two Republicans mention ed prlcipally are making no effort to obtain the position and would pro bably decline If it was offered. These are A. I Mills, president of the First National Bank, and Malcom Moody, ex-Congressman and political leader of Wasco county. ",v So daring was the scheme that at first It was not considered seriously, became more grave, the possibilities but a the condition of ftu. xtensdn of engineering the political coup suc cessfully were Increased and politi ccians and lawyers began devising ways and means to have Acting Gov ernor, Bowerman make the appoint ment If Benson could be induce to reslgfc. jrhis,'f6uld keep':,crt tVol jbf tpp State- Bfoard-'rhthS hands of Renubli- i nJ-.wlflSjtV-Vast ' anMiitof', polltl Fxii";patronartr v ' ' ter We&t'a inauguration. West will make the appointment . . : Providing Weal make the appoint ment' John B. hyan or State Senator Turner Oliver may be given -the com mission. Kaa Dm' been secretary of the Deniouaiic State Central commit tee for years and o.iver was a candi date for Secretary of Etate on the Democratic ticket against Benson In the election. It appear to be the disposition, however, to give the appointment to an Eastern Oregan man and Moody and Oliver' both come from that sec tion. West however, ha decided to name the State Land Agent from East ern Oregon and the election of a site for tbe branch asylum in Eastern Ore gon would, naturally, also enter into consideration for any appointment Want ad pay, on 'cent a Word. Vetlee. '.' V.-.. ..' Notice of the Recorder of the City of La Grande, Oregon, of assessment for the improvement of Adams ave nue from the west line of Cherry street to the west line of Spruce street y . Notice is hereby given that the as sessment roll . for the Improvement of Adam, avenue from the west line of Cherry street to the -west line of Spruce street being in Improvement District No. -1, Ja the City of La Grand, ---f Uin- ion of Ordinance No. 497i aeries 1910 entitled "An. ordinance "declaring the coat of improving , Adam avenue from the west line of Cherry street to the west line of Spruce street, as sessing the property Twnefited there by, declaring such1 assessment, and directing the entry of the sime on the docket of City Hens, authorising the issuance; and ' sale of .bond,, to pay for said improvement, and declaring an emergency" the same .being in im provement district No. 1 of said City, is now in my hands for collection and that any assessment therein may be paid tod me at any time within sixty day from November 29th, . 1910, which is the date of the first publi cation of this notice, without penalty interest or cost; and each property owner Is hereby notified that, on ap plication to the undersigned, within ten i days, from 'the 29th day of Nov ember, which is the first dae of publi-, caUon of this notice, he will be al lowed to pay such assessment in ten annual installments, the first instal ment thereof being due and payable on or before the 29th day of January. 1911. If application is not made as above provided the whole amount will be due and payable at the expiration of said alxty day. All property own er Interested are hereby notified to SwifVs Premium Hams in the Sweet Gder - - Vegetables of All Kinds CiytGrocetyaridBaKery The Home of Fancy Groceries j i 1 f BUY DIRECT AHn BUY DIRECT AND 0 II hSl,Aiuf ?rfect tnildln mattrUl,' cut to a hair, to fit like the paper on the wall, shipped daily Our 6-cross panel $1.60 Door Is the best value ?fr. 0??b anywhere for thla remarkably low Phi-" L .only a 8amPl9 f the many good tnlnCT and prlcesavers contained In our catalogue. we own and operate our own mill In Seattle and ..SAVE YOU MIDDLEMEN'S PROFITS ; -Send in a list of what vou need and let us show 'mlrlillpme Vend f of appear at my oSce in the City u and pay the same. Ey- orders of the Council. N0yem ber 23rd, 1910. tonowmg is me assessment No. 9: roll . Assessment EoIJ 5. 9. Block II, 110 ft. Coggia 2nd A3-f-itlon, Thomas Moore, $282.87. Block I. Coggln's 2nd Ai Jaffi6. Hough, $227.4L . - " " Block J. Coggln' 2nd "AddiUoa Jame Housh, $228.55. Block K. Coggln' 2nd" Addition, Ella Maaon, $227X0. ;': .' ;. , - . Block. L, 49 ft Coggln' 2nd Addl tion, Ella Maeon, $110.93. Block L E2 ft. Coggin' 2nd Addi tion, Ford A. E11I, $117.62. : Block M. 86 ft. Coggln' 2nd Addi. tlon. Ford A. Ellia, $57.40. Block M, 85 ft," Coggln'a 2nd Addl. tion, Win. Anson, $171.15. ' Block N, Coggln' 2nd Addition, W C. Coomb. $317.75. Block V. 30 ft. Coggln' 2nd Addl. tion, Mabel L. Scott, $676. Block V. 89 1-2 ft Coggln' 2nd Ad dition, Harrl French, $202.45. Block V. 72 1-2 ft. Coggln' 2nd Ad dition, Robert 5hafer $164.84. Block 6, Coggln'a Addition Annie Moore, $117.64. , Bilock W. Lot 1 Coggln' Second Ad dition, Ambrose Wright $143.41. Blpck W, Lot 2, Coggln' 8econd Ad. dltlpn, John Blumenstein, $143.49. .. Block W, Lot 3, Coggln' Second Art. uition, jonn jilumensteln, $143.30. Block 6, Lot 1, Coggta'a Second Ad dition, S. F. Newhard, $115.85. Block 6, Lot 2, Coggln' Second Ad dition, S. F. Newhard, $116.86. ' - Block 6, 30 ft Lot S, Coggln's Sec ond Addition, D. C. Callahan, $67.86. Block 6, 31 ft Lot 4. Coggln's Sec ond Addition, D. C. Callahan, $70.12. Block 6. 21 ft. Lot 3, Coggln's Sec ond Addition! D. C. Stevens,1 $47.99. '. Block 6, 20 ft Lot 4, Coggln's Sec ond Addition, D. C. Stevens, $45.73. Block 6, Lot 5, Coggln's Second Ad dition, -Annie Moore, $115.85. Block 6, Lot 6, Coggln' Second Ad dition, Annie Moore, $117.64. Block 5, Lot 4, Coggln's Second Ad dition, Bertha Somers Est, $229.00. Block 5, Lot 5, Coggln's Second Ad dition, Calla Richardson, , $229.00. Block 6, Lot 6, Coggln's Second Ad dition, E. Thorsen, $219.39. - Block 6, Lot 7, Coggln's Second Ad dition, E. Thorsen, $219.39. Block 7, Lot 1. Coggln's Second Ad dition, j." G. Johnson, $230.04. , ' Block 7, Lot 2, Coggln's Second Ad dition, Annie M. Ostlund, $229.00. Block 7r Lot 3, Coggln's Second Ad dition, James Begg, $229.00. . Block 7, Lot 4, Coggln's Second Ad dition, Mrs. ll M. Sullivan, $229.95. : 'r '. ' d. e. cox, " Recorder of the City of La Grande. Gireen Olives bulk SA VE MONEY tfA iri? BuitJcnNccd; llusChlalog i ill i 1 t ftv HmHtk pm. j In. , im.'V S f i .... ... i ' ..,.. ..... ,j
