La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 05, 1911, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Text. 4 LA GRANDE, UNION COUNTY, OREuON. THURSDAY, JANUARY 5, 1911. pagi: 7 if. i t d! i 4 O FEOFESSIOXJUj directory. O: ' PniSIOASS AXD SCBGEOXS. N. MOLITOR, M. D. Physician ano Surgeon. Corner Adams Ave and , Depot street. Office, Main 68; Resl dence 69. . C, H. UPTON, Ph. G. M. D. Physician and surgeon. Special attention -to Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat. Office ' In La Grande National Bank. Build ing. Phones: -Office Main 2, Resi dence Main 32. 4. L. RICHARDSON Physician anf surgeon. Office Hours: 2 to 6 p. m except Sunday. Sunday by appoint ments.' Telephones: Office, Blaci 1362; Ind. 35'i; residence, Main 65; Ind. 812. ' ' ). GEO. W. ZIMMERMAN Osteopatt Physician. So mmer Bldg., Rooms 7 8, 9 and 10. Phones: Home 1332. Pacific, Main 63,. Residence phone. Black 951. Successor to Dr. C. E Moore.' . t . ' DR. M. P. MENDELSOHN Doctor ol Optics. Spectacles and Eye Glasses Fitted and made to order. ", All er- rors of Refraction Corrwtnrt.. 1tftf Adams Avfc 'foUf Hotel Bldg. La . Grande, Oregon. sun are ITEMIZED TCRXOYER TO NEW TREASURER MADE THIS MEEK. Each Fund and its Financial Condi , tlon Told by Statements. been depending upon other states ofr these supplies heretofore. An appro priation of $1500 for the Improvement of the state's present laboratory Is asked. According to tha report, the fresh water streams badly polluted. in Oregon an STANFIELD SOT COMPROMISED Robert Stanfield Secures Control of Land Included in "Townsltts : OR. H. L. UNDERWOOD and DR : DORA J. UNDERWOOD Office bv ,er Wright Drug store. Special at : tentlon paid "to diseases and surgery :", Of the eye. - V ' f (,.: Phones Office Main 22;, residence, ' Main 728.'. T ' ; J. C. PRICE, D. M. D. Dentist Room 23, La Grande National Bank Build Ing. Phone Black 399. V , " ' DR. R. L. LINCOLN, DENTIST Firsi class services given. Office over Lil y's Hdw. store. Phone Black-451. DR. P. A. CHARLTON .Veterinary Sur geon. Office at Hill's Drug Store La Grande. Residence phone, Rel ,."' 701; Office phone, Black 1361; Inde : pendent phone 53; both phones si ' residence. ATTORNEYS AT LAW. COCHRAN & COCKRAN Attorneys Chas. E. Cochran and Geo, T, Coch ran I a Grande National Bank ; Bldg., La Grande, Oregon. T. H. CRAWFORD Attorney at Law Practices In al lthe courts of the State anil United State. . Office In La Grande Naiiuucu Bant Bldg., La ; Grande. Oregon,' , v D. W. C. NELSON Mining Engineer Baker City, Oregon C. C. WILSON Teacher of , Violin. rail anv time at 801 Malt, ave- : nne. ..' v ,''''' ' LENA McREYNOLDS Teacher of PI- nn ud Voice Culture. At 142f Wnshinetnn, Avfnj' " Wednesdaj anrt Saturday. Telephone, on thes dates to Red-1122. Funds of the state and their finan cial condition as shown by,tjtie treas urer's books at the time the new statt treasurer went into office this year, is told in the following table of fin anclal condition of the statjfc of Ore gon January first: . General fund, $434,264.47. Common Bchool '. fund, principal, $107,781.58. ' Common School fund, interest, $142, 856.95. . . ": - . , Agricultural College fund, interest $3,597.31. " Agricultural College fund, interest, $6,478.80. , ' , V.! University fundprincipal, $4,603.61 University fund. Interest, $1,472.98. Burbank Trust fund, principal, $604 .99. '(. ; ;: ' ' ' Thurston Monument fund, principal, $120.36. . , . Deschutes Irrigation & Power Com pany, guaranty fund,- $12,604.02. - Insurance fund, $2,236.32. , i Inheritance tax fund, $5,000. ; Oregon Soldiers' Home, escheat fund $1,463.26. V; '.. ,. ::. - .v ' . Oregon Soldiers' Home; ' National fund, $19,851.86. :' 1 . Bounty fund, $1,118.69. Hatchery fund, $1. Hatchery fund, District No. 1, $642. , Hatchery fund, District No. ,2,$6,262- 13. ;-.-..v-.. . ; Game protection fund, $61,764.06, Pure food fund, $1,894.61 . State Board of Examiners fund, $201- .92. ' . rortaee Railway operation and maintenance fund, $11,515.44. , ; Oregon Sove Foundry fund, $1,006.34 Penitentiary betterment fund, $8, 864.33. Factory inspection fund, $11,655,.96. State Library fund, $3,774.46. Normal school fund, $529.70. University of Oregon current ex pense fund, $7,602.54. ' Total, $861,637.26. . :, That the. suit brought by E. N Stanfield against Dr. W. H. Coe and others to foreclose a mortgage he holds upon town property at Stanleld has been settled by a compromise is the substance of a story from Port land. The 'following is from a etorj published yesterday In the Oregon Journal.; ' "A compromise effected late this af ternoon, practically removes a legal handicap, which temporarily, has re tarded the progress of the town o' Stanfield in western Umatilla county Within a year this town has develop ed from sagebrush land to a municl pality with 500 inhabitants, enjoying many modern conveniences. , "A few weeks ago Robert Stanfield former owner of the townaite, began a legal action against Dr. Henry W Coe, the head of the Columbia Land Co., to foreclose a $55,000 mortgage on th fawnalt a A Ion mA4l- embracing ,420 acres. .The institution of these proceedings disarranged all development of the Stanfield Irriga tion project. ; ; "When the suit was filed about two thirds of the lots of the original , plat of the town comprising 70 seres of land, had been disposed of by Dr. Coe and a small portion of acreage tracts adjoining the townsite had been trans ferred to newcomers. Robert StanSeld originally had a selling arrangement with Dr. Coe for the disposition of the lots in the towns'te on a commission basis, and Mr. "Stanfield released all lands sold under tills agreement About a year ago Dr. Coe for the Col umbia Land company, purchased the remaining; town lots and all of the acreage tracts lying adjacent, includ ing in all about 400 acres. Only a par tial payment was made on this pur chase, and for alleged failure to per form the specific details of th's sale, the foreclosure was begun. A . ' ? JfoUce, ' . ' Notice of the Recorder of the City of La Grande, Oregon, of Assessments for the improvement of 'C" Avenue, from 4th street to Cedar street Notice is hereby given that the as sessment roll for the improvement of "C" avenue, from 4th street to Ce dar street, being In Improvement dis trict No. 24 in the City of La Grande, Oregon, under the provision of Ordi nance No. SOS, Series 1910. entitled, An Ordinance declaring the cost of improving "C" avenue from 4th street to Cedar street, assessing thei prop erty benefitted thereby, declaring such , assessment," directing ths entry bf the same In the docket of C'ty Liens, authorizing the issuance and sale of improvement bonds to pay for said Improvements and declaring an emergency," the same being In improvement district No. 24, is now In my hands for collection and that any assessment therein may be paid to me at any time within sixty days from December, 81st. 1910, which is December, 81st. the first date of the publication of this notice, without penalty, interest or cost; and each property owner is hereby notified that on application to he undersigned with!n ten days from the 3lBt day of December, 1910, which, is the first date of this publi cation of this notice, he will be al lowed to pay such assessment in ten annual installments, the first install ment thereof being due and payable on or before March 2nd, 1911. If application la not made as above pro vided the whole amount ..'will be due and -payable "at the expiration of said sixty days. All property own ers Interested are hereby notified to appear at my office at the City Hall End pay the same. By order of the Council, December 2Stn, 1910. ' . - V ; D. E. COX, Recorder of the City of La Grande, Oregon. .-...; '; , Following is assessment roll No.tl2 . Block 2-C st w 1-2 lot 2, orlg-t j ' inal townsite, A. W, Rynear ' ; eon, 'est.' . ... .'.) ......$ 8.85 Block 2-C st. E 1-2, lot 2. orig inal townsite, Maggie Mahaf fey .... .... .. .. .....i.. 8.85 Block 2-D at all lot 6 orlg- : lnal townsite, Lucy NelBon' . . 19.76 Block 2-D st. W 1-2 lot 6, orig inal townsite, Lucy Nelson 10.05 ecett CALIF 6ri Is the place to visit. Orange groves in full bloom, tropical flowers, famous ho tels, historic Old Missions, attractive watering places, delightful climate, making that favored section the Na tion's most popular retreat. You can see it at its best via the . SHASTA ROUTE ........ and "The Road of a Thcussnd Wonders" S. P. Rzilmy Up-to-date tains, first-class in every re- spect, unexcelled dining-car, service, . , ' ' quick time and direct connections to all , points south. ; ; .. Speca Round Trip Fare CCC A A PORTLAND to LOS $DDVV ANQtLES and Return With corresponding low fares from all ' other sections of the Northwest, .Lib eral stop-overs in each direction and : ;.; long limit. ; Interesting and; attractive -V : m literatiireon the 'vanons resorts and " attactions of California can be had on p application to any. "S. P. or O. R. & N. ' i Agent, or from . , ;; - -r - mi iicinmiiAYi ?' : .'General Passenger Agent , . v: ; Portland, Ore. ..' "By the terms of the agreement,, Block 2-D st E 1-2 lot 6, orlg- FUSDS ARE SEEDED. f Robert Stanfield again. secures con trol of all the land embraced in the original sale and a new selling com pany will succeed to the rlghs for merly enjoyed by the Columbila Land company with Dr. Coe at Its head., 'W -W w -w ' : MME. DARRELXi, ' . Q PALMIST AJNU . V CLAIRVOYANCE A Love, Marriage, divorce. Call 'Today. Satisfaction Guaranteed. A. Savor Hotel Room 17 A, LADIES AND GENTS SHOE SHINE PARLORS A TOM. THE BOOTBLACK'' has moved ; to J118 Adams . Avenue, where he will serve A all customers, new ana dig. New Transfer Line M. L. Leader PROPRIETOR PHONE RED3762 Draying of All Kinds Legislature Asked to Supply Honey ,jr Checking of Disease In the State, Salein, Ore., Jan. 5. The State Board of Health will, "within the next few days, submit Its report for the biennial period ending September 30, 1910. The board prefaced Its an nual report In the following language which would Indicate that former as semblies of the legislature have not been doing full Justice to the depart ment: ' v. . ,. ;-."' .' "If the daim of all political econ omlsts that the health, well-being and bodily vigor of Its citizens is the greatest asset of a community is true, we feel that we are engaged In what the. most Important and useful work in the state and It is with a sense of satisfaction that we call your- attention to the results which have been accomplished with the en tirely inadequate means 'which have been Dlaced at our- disposal. - The entire sum allowed us with which to carry on the work In a territory of some 94,500 square miles with a pop ulation of 672,705 people is but J5,- 000 a year which averages about 7-10 of 1 cent to be expended in a period of one year for each Inhabitant of the state and appropriation so utterly in adequate to the purpose as to call for no comment. "The summary and comment, con tained m this report is not submitted In a spirit of criticism, but is offered with a view of lnMstlng your Interest In an important subject and by the way of explanations to those engaged in similar lines of work in; other states of the serious handicap under which we have labored as a board of health, the amount of money nVtw1 for such work being lest thm ; tft perhaps in any other state n the Un ion." ': ' Dependency upon other etats dur ing the past two' years by borrowing that wbtch Oregon , requires for the maintenance ' of r the public health should be remedied by the legislature this year, la suggested. The board save that this state has no means by ! which it can manufacture vaccine, an- jl ti-toxlne or serum, and the board has For LaGrlppe Coughs and Stuffy Colds Take Foley's Honey and Tar. It gives quick relief and expels the cold from your system. It contains no opiates, Is safe. and sureHills Durg store. (Co r lho Bamet Genei al Contractor of Cement Work J y Plain and Re-enfbixcd ; Concrete : THE SIDEWALKS DARLEY MAKES STAND THE IVEAR . For Quick Messenger Service Call Main 24, or Ind. 4321 ; lnal townsite, Maggie Mahaf- fey 10.25 Block 2-D st all lot 7, orig inal , townsite, Maggie Mahaf- n fey .... .. .... 20.30 Block 2-D st all lot 9, orlg-' - lnal townsite, Josle Mills ... 11.80 Block 2-D, st. all lot 10, orig inal townsite, Josle Mills .... 11.80 Block 2-D st all lot 11 orlg inal townsite, Josie Mills ..11.80 Block 2-D st all lot 12. orlg- , lnal townsite, Josie Mills , . . . 17.11 Jan'2,-3,'4, 6, jifhy pay Rent ? We hai yo? money to build,' ano m pay us as you would rent. ; V 1. R. OLIVER. NOW Look After That EveTrdiigh i 4 i i Rainy weather will set in soon. We have plumbing fixtures of all kinds. and sev- -sr-: .-.'si -' : r. BAV 6; ZWEIFEL W.H. BOHNENKAMP CO. MAKER OF HAPPY HOMES CniTnTi!tnsrT T ti'm -mnuTt i 1 1 1 i m i n ' i ira- " ) m m ww hihoti it hi i i "mm wirw mmtm tlmwm Furniture r and;;,;:: .v.Carpets' Bedding and Stoves "My darling," said he,"it cannot yet be, Though it does break my heart t$ postpone it. A year or two more, perhaps three before, J can furnish the house, though I own it." ?? uWhy George, she replied, "this ad. should decide If you're anxious to wed why delay, dear? They'll furnish our home from cellar to dome, And give us our own time to pay, dear." 1 : Taft "commuted the sentence to slxr ' orchard, during We past year, arm- p.. " 1:.::.;.,,.., i: i I i i i .a ft ..'4