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LA GRAKDE EVENING OBSERVER,
WEDNESDAY, iAY 31, 1911.
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CRDlXAXCE 50. 625), SERIES 191L niann.r provided by resolution duly
An ordinance declaring the cost of j passed by the council on the 24th day
improving , Fourth street "from Jhe of August, 1910. to be the sum of $28..
north line of Adams avenue to me 679.96. and the property hereafter de
eouth line of 0 avenue; determining! scrlbtd is specially benefitted by said
the property benefitted thereby, levy-1 Improvement, and the. special and pe
lng an assessment thereon to defray ' cullar benefits accruing to each lot or
the cost and expenses of the Improve
ment; providing, for the assessment
Toll of the same and directing the en.
try of the eaid assessment in the dock
et of city liens; providing a time when
the same shall become delinquent and
requiring the city- recorder to pre.
pare a special assessment roll in ac
cordance with the assessment herein
levied and to collect said assessment.
The city of La Grande does ordain
as follow:',-, . ;
Section 1. , That the council has
considered the proposed assessment of
the property benefitted by the Im
provement of Fourth street from the
north line of Adams avenue to. the
south line of 0 avenue and all objec
tions made thereto, and hereby ascer
tains, determines and declares thq
parcel thereof, or parcel of land with
in the assessment district and which
is so specially benefitted by reason of
said Improvement, and which has been
equitably apportioned ' among all
blocks, lots, parts of blocks and lots,
land and real estate bounding, abut
ting,' contiguous, fronting and adja.
cent and tributary to such Improve
ment and within the district created
fcr the purpose of making such 1m
provement to the extent of the bene
fits to such lots, parts of lots, lands
and real estate by reason of such im.
provement and In no case in excess of
said benefits, and the amount set op
poeite the description or number of
each lot or part thereof or parcel of
land for which said respective parcels
whole cost of said improvement in the Is assesed Is as follows:
Block
1
1
1
1, S., 60 ft.,
, 1, W. 1-2, N. 8 ft,
1. E. 1-2. N. 8 fU
1, E. 75 ft.,
1, W. 60 ft., '
2
, 2
. 2 - '
2
. 2
2
2
. . 3
, 3 , ,''':. ' '':
7 .
67
, 67
67
67
67 . ,
115
115
us j;
115
105
105 ..
105
105
105
105
105
105
105 ' 0
105
105
103 '
' 105
,105
105 NW, 10 ft.,
105 SE. 20 ft.,
104
lbi
104
104 N. 10 ft.
104, S. 20 ft,
104
104
104
104
104
104
GRANDTS ADDITION. ;
Lot Name ef Owner. ' U Amt of )A.;
. A-j ? . '.'. . ! ' i sessment
' 1,. J. W, Hansen .... . i ,$ 647.00
2, George O'Neill ............. 23.40
"i wtiu5 A'KiiCD , . .
4, G. M. Richey j. . ..; . 1 472.47
; 4, G. MRicheyJ..it. 22.68
. 4. T. J. Scroggin ' 52.92
. 5, T, J. Scroggln . . ." : ; . .'. ,;, ... . 5io.7J
5, Lizzie Gulling .'..,...,., .185,72
.1, J. J. Carr i , , . . .'. ". IV ' 547.59
2, N. K. West :.'A. A 447.72
3, Ada Siegrist;..., 382.87
4, Martha J. Long-............ .380.5s).
. 5, Mrs. R. W. Laughlin 391.69
6, Kate Hanley & Cad Rynearson ,440.96
- 7, ' Kate Hanley & Cad Rynearson 491.09
1, B. W. Orandy ............... 187.87
. ... 2, a Wi Grandy ...... ... ...... 101.76
t 3, D. W. Grandy ...... 50.91
.. 4, B. "W. Grandy 16.93
CllArLLVSADDITIOX.
i 6 Deborah. Alkine ...... 530,84
',1 3, Deborah Alkine.';'..;;.K..., , 579.99
4. Deborah Alklne.i;...,'.....y 12.73
7, George Stoddard ',. 499.33
8, George Stoddard 535.09
9, George Stoddard 112.98
23, Ed Johnson & W. D. Grandy . 50.91
32, Ed Johnson & W. D. Grandy . 118.71
21, Kate Hanley & Cad Rynearson 118.97
20, Kate Hanley & Cad Rynearson 50.69
1, U. S. of America ............ 490.21
2, U. S. of America 307.52
8, U. S. of America 208.01
4. U. S of America- ., 138.75
5. U. S. of America . . . . .'. .... 138.75
. . 6, S. A. Gardinier "t 69.30
7, S. A. Gardinier 69.30
8, J. B. Fisher ................. 69.40
32, Mary T. Foley y.... 543.51
31, MaryT. Foley 329.71
30, Mary T. Foley 226.47
29, Johanna GanglofT . ; 226.47
28, La Grande Aerie F.O.E. No.257 . 150.96
27, La Grande Aerie F.O.E. No 257 75.45
2C, La Grande Aerie F.O.E. No. 257 25.17
26. Blue Mountain Creamery Co. 50.34
' 1. Mrs. Annie Honan 548.89
Heirs of L. D. Reavls. Mildred
2 . ! and Louis D. Reavis 427.28
3, Heirs of L, D. Reavls. Mildred
1 and Louis D. Reavls v 312.20
4,a Heirs of L. D. Reavis. Mildred '
and Louis D. Reavis 78.06
4, S. Li Givan 156.11
5, S. L. Givan ............ ,... 156.06
11. Maggie D. Mahaffey 659.83
12, Maggie D. Mahnffey 552.79
14. G. M. Richey .;,..."...!,., 477.29
15, G. M. Richey 351.77
i 16. Wm. Allinson 665.93
103
103
103
97
97 : i ;
97,
87 ;K:
97
97 N. 25 ft,
7. a 5 ft,
97
97
97
66
66
66
66
69 'v .-..-.i- :- : :
69. ; ..'v;,o, V"'
74
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74 r;V-.-,":5'-; :M:V0
Beginning at a pt 40 ftwest
and 602.1 ft, north of S. E. cor.
Sec. 6. Tp. 8, S R 38, E. W. M.
running thence west 195 ft,
thence south 124.5 ft., thence
east 195 ft, thence north 124.5
ft. to beginning ............ .
Beginning at a pt. 402.6 ft
north and 32.6ft west of SE cor,
Sec 6, Tp 3, S R,38, E..W. M.,
thence west 176 ft, thence
north 73 ft, thence east 176 ft, x
thence south 75 ft to beg. ;.
Beginning at a pt 313 ft north
of ,S ,E cor Sec, 6, Tp 3, S. R.
38, E. W. M., thence north fc 1-4
ft, thence west 208.5 ft, thence
Bouth 89 1-4 ft, thence east 208.5 v
ft to beginning ................
' Beginning at a pt,. 208.5 ft,
north of S E corner, Sec. 6, Tp
3, S R 38, E. W. M.f thence west :
208.5 j'ft, thence north 104 1-4
ft, thence east 208.5 ft., thence
south 104 1.4 ft to beginning ....
Beginning at S E cor. of Sec.
6, Tp 3, 3 R 38, E W M., running
thence N. 208.5 ft, thenc.- west
417.5 ft.; thence south 208.5 ft.,
theenre E. 417.5 ft to beginning . .
Block "C," Chaplin's addition
to La Graiide.j.Pngon fronting
55.2 ft. on Fourth street by 340
ft. east and west '..
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6.
Mary Rumelhart 95-63
H. W. Stoner 255.39
M. H. Klrtley
E. C. Moore
E. C. Moore . .
E. C. Moore
E. C. Moore . ,
M. H. Klrtley..............
M. H. Kirtley ....... V.
M. H; Klrtley ..... . . .... ;..
Julius Roesch ..............
Julius Roesch ..... ........ .
Julius Roesch . ....... i .. .
Julius RoUch . . . .s. ; . . :
City of, La Grande ; ..... . . . .
J. C. Henry . :
J. C. Henry '..:..',...... i'.V'
R. L. Paddock, Bishop, Trus.
tee of St Peters' parish... ,
Church of J. D. 8.
Church of L. D. S.
Anna
Anna
Anna
Oliver
Oliver
Oliver
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A. C. Huntington
609.98 ,
343.48 '
307.34
25102 :
235.06
217.10
216.70
195.18
39.03
251.77
304.79
340.08
640.95
464.95
465.45
642.95
294.10
91.96 ;
36.74
202.3
14(1.94
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1.152.58
. In each subject, the regular recitation ;
(hours will be maintained during exam,
ination week and devoted to a portion
of the finals in various subjects.
N. Molitor
589.48
F. J. & Julia B.Holmes
717.27
M. E. church of La Grande
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E. M. Anson
and the recorder of the city of Ta
Grande is hereby directed to prepare
a special assessment roll in, accord
ance with the foregoing assessment;
nter the said assessments in the
docket of city Hens.
Section 2. It is further, provided
that Bald assessment shall become due
and payable immediately after the
same Is entered In the docket of city
Hens and delinquent within ten (10)
days thereafter.
Section 3. When the recorder of
the city of La Grande ehall have com
pleted the special roll In accordance cilmen voting therefor.
with the provisions of this ordinance.1 Submitted to and approved by
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Nice white tender Kalamazoo
Celery in cans for Salads
Creamed Celery and
Celery Soups y
20c and 30c a Can
City Grocery
& Bakery
The Home of Fancy Groceries
M. Ramsey.''.
719.79
1,673.03
609.57
ed, each property owner shall make
application therefor within ten (10)
days from the date of the first publi
cation of said notice. Said applica
tion to be made under and by virtue of
the provisions of chapter 5, title 26, of
Lords' Oregon Laws. '
This ordinanoe shall be In full force
and effect from and aft r Its passage
by the council, .Its approval by- the
mayor and publication in one Issue of
the La Grande Evening Observer.
Passed the common council on the
24th day of May. 1911, by eight coun.
,the
he shall without delay give at least
five (5) days nptice In one or more of
the newspapers having general circu. '
lation in said city of the time wh n
such assessments will become delin-;
quent, and also that said assessments
may be paid In Installments, provld-
maj or, this 27ih day of May, 1911.
A. L. RICHARDSON'.
' ' . ' ' Mayor.
Attest: - v
. C. M. HUMPHREYS,
Recorder of the city of La Grande,
Oregon. .
Right fa your boslest season when you
have the least time to spare you are mot
likely to take diarrhoea and lota several
dayr time, unless too have Chamberlain's
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy at
band and take a doae on the first appear
ance of the disease. For sals by all dealers.
ABOUT HAIR,
Some Proof That Really Proves Ask
the ewHa Drag Company, t
"Parisian Sage has done wonders for
my hair, has cleaned out all dandruff,
and my hair has begun to grow."
Mra. Julia Watson, R. F. D. No. 1,
Grows hair or money back, ask the
Fredericksburg, Va., 1910.
Newlin Drug company. " K
"Parisian Sage is fine. There is
nothing like it for removing dandruff,
and it leaves the scalp so clean. It
also stops that itching of the head."
Ethel L. Schuyler. R. F. D. No. 1, Bel
mont, N. Y.. 1910 .
Stops itching scalp, or money back.
I "I consider Parisian Sage one of the
best hair tonics and beautifiers, dan
druff cures, and cleaner, that I have
ever used." Mrs. Katherlne W. John
son, Sheridan, Ind.; 1910. j '
Stops Itching scalfl.ior money back.
"I am pleased to say that Parisian
Sage a a hear grower and beautifier,
and as a dandruff cure1 and scalp clean
er. Is fine." Mrs. N. T. Clift, 210 N.
Penn avenue, Greenfield, Ind., 1910.
;': Parisian Sage Is the most refined
and refined halj; dressing in the world.
ii lb uoi HUCbl OJ fcleaojr, auu tu piICc
is only 50 cents a large bottle at the
Newlin Drug company and druggists
everywhere. The girl with the Auburn
hair Is on every package.
Notice to Contractors.'
Treasury department, office of the
supervising architect, Washington, D.
C, yay 11, 1911. Sealed proposals
win De receivea in tnis office until a
o'clock p. m. on the 22nd day of June.
1911, and then opened, for the con
struction, complete (Including plumb
Ing gas piping, heating apparatus,
electric conduits and wiring) and
lighting fixtures), of the U.S. post-
office at La Grande, Oregon. In ac
cordance with the drawings and spec
ification, ropies of which may be ob
tained from the custodian of site at
La Grande, Ore., or at this office at the
discretion of the. supervising architect.
. JAMES KNOX TAYLOR. , .
Supervising Architect
Dmy 17 20 24 27 31 jn 7 .
TIjo cr.ly baking . powdzr
ntatlaf rem Royal Gtzpo
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LA GRAND
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Thursday, June 1st
100 ACTS IN 100 HiiiUTES
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bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and , "'t-i.
uiarrboea Kerned v. It is almost certain to -
be needed and cannot be obtained when on ..
board the cars or steamships. For sale by . BnnK u the
all dealers. .folks and see
, j for yourself a
PHeg Cared In 6 to 14 Days. j JSSfftfij
PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed to ntfpMr.
. vi .v . . . . Rain arShliM, at
cure any case of itching, blind, bleed- a and p. mi
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33 INCHES TALL
i ,tfk 1 GRANGE AND
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ALSO HERO GF BIGGEST ELEPHANTS
SUPERB, SPECTACULAR, , ORIGINAL
CIRCUS, 600 People, 450 Animals
BABY HIPPOPOTAMUS
40-SELLS-FL0TO CL0YHS-40
FIGHTING THE FLAMES
Gorgeous Street Parade
10:30 O'CLOCK EACH MORN l?Q
Gsnsra) Aislsslsa
Tbitbayand Date
Ing or protruding piles in 6 to 14 days. D0rs Open One How Earlier, 7ft f
or money refunded. 50c. Admitting of a Visit to the Big fcUw
TWO STELLAR FOtHTII OF JULY ATTRACTIQAS
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Ex-Governor Hanley of Indiana, reformer and lecturer of rr put?, who r
nfll be heard up town In a free lecture during the day of July
Fourth, and the Appollo concert company, musical attraction of
nation-wide repute which will lie th? chief musical attraction at
the Chautauqua frrounds on the night of July Fourth.
ni meeting and banquet at Lewis hall.
Tuesdaj', June 6th, 4:00 p. m., Ivy
Lewloton Normal fommenremrnt.
Lewtston, Ida., May 31. (SpecialV
The program for commencement wtek . day exercises by senior and junior
for the Lewlston state normal school classes and at 8:00 n. m. president and
aeans r;cepuoni
Wednesday, Juns 7ih, at 10:30 a. m.
Commencement address to be deliver
ed by President MacClean of the statj
university.
has Just been Issued and Is as folio .vs
Friday, June 2nd, exhibit of dome i.
tic science and manual training de
partments in domestic science build
ing. Saturday, JuneJrd, at 8:30 p. m.. in
the gymnasium, President Southwlck
of Emmerson school , of oratory in
!'Ki"ng Richard 111." .
Sunday, June 4th, at 11:00 a. m,
baccalaureate address by President
Southwlck in .Methodist church.
Monday, June 5th, 8:00 p. m., Pres
ident soutnwicK in miscellaneous
ew Examination Rules'.
Whitman College, Walla Walla, May
31.-(Special) The Whitman faculty
has decided upon a new plan for ex
aminatlons which will go Into effect
this spring and which will probably
be followed out In the future if It
THE WARDROBE
The place for those lyho care to have their
clothes Cleaned, Pressed, Repaired and
Dyed. A work done.by the latest process.
Suits made to measure. All work called
for and delivered.
The Wardrobe Tailors, Wilson Bros., Props.
y -1113 Foley Bldg. Phone 135
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We have Seattle people who are wanting to
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interest our friends. .Write us at once, giving a
complete description of what you have for sale,
and we will get you results. . No agents.
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