LA GRANDE, ONION COUKTSVOHEGON.
THURSDAY, JUIiY 6, 1311
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APOLLO PEOPE WELL IKED.
Program From Many Varieties of In
strunients Pleases Large Crowd.
Several hundred people last' night
heard the Apollo concert 1n a series
of bell rlning, saxaphonje, cornet,
piano, trombone and what not num
bers. Immensely' entertaining, the
troupe leaves La Grande with highest
commendation, and the Chautauqua
people have set a precedent for the
following numbers to emulate.
The program was' a happy blending
of medleys, overtures and classics,
from Instruments' of many descrip
tions. All are clever musicians but
Mr. Holmes, a member of the company
fs especially versatile with the musi
cal pen,. for several of the number
were of his own compositions, among
these being two exceptionally clrever
numbers, and a third,' the only light
and frivolous number on the program,
a reproduction of Hy Henry's min
strel band.
ORDINANCE AO. 537, SERIES 1911 said Improvement in the manner pro-
ji jtuuwi.ui. ucvtiiiiug me tuisi um Tided bj' resolution duly passed by the
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SPECIAL MEETING TOXIGHT.
B. P. 0. E. Has Important Business to
Transact '
There will be a special meioting of
the BP.'o. E. at the Elks' home to
night for the purpose of receiving
committee reports and to transact oth
er Important business which is sure to
to presented for consideration.
, H. J. RITTER. Exalted Ruler.
xne rrewiest waists
and gowns will become soil
ed and stained in time. But
their usefulness is by no
means ended
If Cleaned and Pressed
by us they will be as good
as new. Send us the waist,
frocks, suit or coat that you
cannot wear because . thev
are spoiled or spotted. We'll
make them so you wear
them.
ELITE DYEING &
CLEANING VirGitKS
Main 64. fgoner Zundel.
TeHir. Flnrtiiis- to Han FihiwImo
San Francisco, Cal., July 6. Hun
dreds of delegates and visitors are ar
riving in San Francisco for. the an
nual convention of the National Edu
cational association. For the most
part the early arrivals are going to
the nearby resort8 to remain until the
end of the week, when they will ne
turn for the convention proceedings.
Saturday will be the opening day of
the gathering. The next day will be
"Educational Sunday" and special ser
mons will be preached In all the city
churches. The real business of the
convention will begin Monday after
noon, when the first general session
will be hlld in the Greek theatre of
the University of California.
Improving Main street from the east
curb line of First etret to the west
line of Fourth street; determining the
property benefited thereby, levying an
assessment thereon to defray the costg
and expenses of the Improvement; pro
viding for the assessment roll of th!
same and directing the entry of said
assessment In the docket of City Liens
providing a time when the same shall
become delinquent and requiring the
City Recorder to prepare a special as
sessment roll In accordance with the
assessment herein levied and to-collect
said assessment :
THE CITY OF LA GRANDE DOES
ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS:
Section 1. That the council has con
sidered the proposed assessment of the
property benefited by the Improvement
of "lain street from the. east curb line
of First street to the west line of
Fourth street, and all objections made
thereto, and hereby ascertains, deter
mines and declares the whole cost of
Block
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If yon are going to the moun
tains for an onting don't forget
we, have a fresh supply !of
cheese Just in.
Limberger ' ,
Brick Swlss ,
Imported Swiss
and Cream.
Royal Grocery
H.Pattison, Prop.
Not in the Association
Farrar-Davis Wedding.
London, July 6. Of Interest to Am
erlcans in London was the wedding
here today of Miss Norah Davis of
Philadelphia and the Rev. Perclval
F. Farrar. The bride is a sister of
Richard Harding Davis, the novelist,
while Mr, Farrar Is a eon of the late
Dean Farrar, and Is rector of the
church at Sandringham,-which is at
tended by the king and queen.
Savoy Hotel
EUROPEAN PLAN
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The rooms are good and
Steam heated only one
block' from depot
D. C. Brichoux.ProD.
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FIRST ANNUAL
erry Fair
at COVE, -ORE., JULY 19th
"Come where tht Luscious Cherry Grows"
! ; Great Fruit Display
Sports of all kinds
f Rnf Rail PiAmp 31
Exhibition! of Fancy Shooting
jj Excursion on Central Railroad
South one half
South one half
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South one half
South one half '
except 19 feet north and south
by 40 feiet east and west out
of southwest corner
19 feet north and south by
40 feet east and west, out of
southwest corner of
East 95 fefct "';
West 40 feet
East 95 feet
West 40 feet .
E. 1-2 of N. 25.4 feet of
East one half of
East one half of
W. 1-2 of N. 25.4 feet of
west one half of ....
west one half of
council on the 15th day of March, 1911
to be th sum of $11,727.80, and the
property hereafter describe is spec
ially i benefitted by said Improvement,
and the special and "peculiar benefits
accruing to each lot or parcel there
of or parcel of land within the asses
ment district and which ' has been
equitably apportioned among all
blocks, lota, parts' of blocks and lots,
lands and real estate bounding, abut
ting, contiguous, fronting and adjacent
and tributary to such Improvement
and within the district created for
the purpose of making such Improve
ment to the extent of the benefits to
such lots, parts of lots, land and real
estate by' reason of such improvement
and in no case in excess of said bene
fits, and the amount 6et opposite the
description or number of each lot or
part thereof or parcel of land for
which said respective parcels is as
sessed, is as follows:
GHANDrS ADDITION.
Lot Xame of Owner. Am't Assessment
1 G. W. and Kate Hansen .....'...$552.01
' ' 2 Geo. W. O'Nell and Emma
O'Nell 189.72
3 Mertle Aldrkh ............... 60.40
8 Pauline Slemon .... ......100.78
9 Mary M. and J. H. McLachlln.. 285.S3
' 10 . J. W. Knowles ................ 732.CS
1 Adie.E. Rusael 669.98 ;
2 Adie E. Russel 302.37
3 M. P. Hill 105.CG
JOBCpU UWUC0 ....
For the quickest and Host Ce
liable
MESSENGER
SERViCE
Call Main 4 or Independent 121.
H. KESLER.
Calls Answered rromptly.
Bight in your busiest eeuon when yon
hava tha least time to spare you are mot
likely to take diarrhoea and lost teveral
days' time, unless vou have Chamberlain's
Colic, Cholera ana Diarrhoea Remedy at
hand and take a dose on the first appear
nce of the disease. For sale by all dealers.
Butchers Utegon
Shop
No Horse Shoeing
Wagon repairing a specially.
If your Tires need resetting
give us a call, Second-hand
Buggies, Hacks and Camp
Wagons for sale.
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North 24.4 feet
East 50 feet .
West 60 feet
East 50 feet
West 60 feet
North 25.4 feet
all of
South ten f;Bt
N. 19 feet of South one half
South one half of
All of
8 Nellie M. Stephens 25.88
9 Joseph Jones 202.49
, 9 Nellie M. Stephens ... . . ..... 100.00i
10 Joseph Jones 522.3 1'
10 Nellies M. Stephens 24G.19
3 T. H. Crawford ......... . . .... 23.12
4 T. H. Crawford 78.29
5 T. H. Crawford ............... 237.50
3 F. L. Meyers ................ 26.97
4 F. L. .Meyers ................ 86.44
5 F. L. Meyers 253.19
6 Mdla Proobstel 761.10
7 Media Proebstel .............. 290.91
8 N. Molltor 97.80
3 Genevieve Bohnenkamp 89.40
4 Emma A. Grady 259.86
5 A. C. Williams 647.8G
6 F. H. Mytenger 253.79
6 J. G. Stephens 313.00
7 F. H. Mytenger ;.. 90.81'
7 v J. G. Stephens 108.73
8f TSam Cochran 64.76
1 R. L. Newlln 657.94 )
3 C. T. Bacon and Annie E. Bacon 264.32
3 C. T. Bacon and Annie E. Bacon 41.23 ,
3 M. K. Hall ...I. 53.3!lf
8 Mrs. H. C.Oilman 68.94 f
9 Mrs. H. C. Gllman 203.10
10 Mrs. H. C, Gllman ............ 559.17 .
Am't of Assessment j
Xante Description
A. C. Huntington, commencing 80 feet south of the southeast corner j
of block 1, Grandy's addition to town of La Grande, Union county, j
Orogon; thence west 195 feet, thence south 125 feet, west 150 feet,
north 125 feet, west 46.3 feet, south 133.6 feet, east 212.5 feet, north j
18.6 feet, cast 178.3 feet, north 115 feet to beginning 12.20.GiV
Christina W. Murphy, commencing So feet south and 295 feet west i
of southeast corner of block 1, Grandy's addition to the town of La
Grande, Union county, Oregon; thence south 125 fcft, west 50 feet,
north 125 feet, east 50 feet to beginning 2511.1')
Irene Murphy, commencing 80 feet south and 245 feet west of south- '
east corner of block 1, Grandy's addition to the town of La Grande j
Union county, Oregon: thence south 125 feet, west 50 feet, north 125
feet, east 50 feet to beginning 253.10
Mrs. E. E. Curry, commencing 80 feet south and 195 lb?t west of
southeast corner of block 1, Grandv's addition to town of La Grande
Union county, Oregon; thence south 125 feet, west 50 feet, north 125 j
feet, east 50 Teet to beginning. 4. 253.10
Nicholas Molltor, commencing 195 fleet south of southeast corner of
block 1, Grandy's addition to town of La Grande, Union county, Ore
gon, thence west 178.3 feet, south 18.6 feet, east 178.3 feet, north
18.6 feet to beginning 38.17
and the recorder of the city of La
Grande is hereby 'directed to prepare
a special assessment roll in accord
ance with the foregoing assessment;
enter the said assessments in the dock
et of city liens.
Sec. 2. It Is further provided hat
said assessments . shall become due
and payable- Immediately after ; the
same is entered in the docket of city
liens and delinquent within ten (10)
days thereafter.
Sec. 3. When the recorder of the
city of La Grande shall have completed
the special assessment roll in accord
ance with the provisions of this ordi
nance, he shall without delay, give at
least five (5) days notice in on or
more of the newspapers having gen
eral circulation in said city, of the
time when such assessments will be
come delinquent, and also that said as-
a-ssments may, be paid in inetallf
ments, provided each property owner
shall' make application therefor with
in ten (10) days from the Jate of the
first publication of said notice. Said
application to be made under and by
virtue of the provisions of Chapter 5j
Title 26 of Lord's, Oregon Laws. j j
This ordinance shall be in full force
and effect from and after Its approval
by the mayor, and published in one
issue of the Evening Observer. J ;
Passed the common council on this,
the 28th day of June, 1911, by (eight
councilman voting therefor. j
Approved by the mayor this 29th day
of June, 1911. !
A. L. RICHARDSON, -Mayor.
Attes't: . , '
C. M. HUMPHREYS, f
Recorder of the city of La Grande,
Cherry Cornliul In Salem. '
Salem, Ore., July 6. The Cherry
fair, for which Salem has been pre-
torlcal and Industrial parade. Many
visitors from the surrounding coun
try are here for the festivities, which
paring for several months, was brll-1 will continue until the end of the
liantly Inaugurated today with a his'-week.
STAGEBEBQ V SANDBOEO.
fetla 70 - lad. 204
CALL AND SEE
THE GOLDEX 1 STATE HA SOX
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Pure food preservative. ;
Ccaplete Tacunm
; Extremely wide opening', "r' '
Ke elamps needed.
GUARANTEED. J' ,:' fj
Xo removal of cap neel.
Ne shoulder or neck. --
Sanitary.
Takes largest fruit without eat
Ung. : v ... -
Pints 1A0
Quarts 1.40
Gallons 1,80
Tegetables or meats can be pre
served In their natural condition
with an unchanged flavor. .
Pool, iJHliarfls, Cigars, xonaci
co and Soft Drinks best and,
most complete line of cigars In
'the' city. ):': J-,;
Observers Coast League base,
ball scores every day there's a
game.'
Corner Depot and Jefferson St
FAM US KING
are those that everybody is looking
for, because when yon smoke one of
them, yon want more. The last pull
Is the sweetest. Get the last pull.
riW US KiNG
EXCURSION
Faces' East
mi
.' From all points on
OREGON-WASHINGTON RAILROAD
& NAYIGATION C03IPANI (
To .;y.r FARE!
Chicago . .........,. 1. . . . . . $7J
Council Bluffs..
Omaha...........
Kansas City ....
St. Joseph . . . . . .
iauj ......, I j
St. Paul, via Council Bluffs. ..... 63.90
Minneapolis, direct . . . . . ........ 60.00
Minneapolis, via Council Bluffs. 63. JO
Detroit, Mich ............i,...; 82.C0
Boston m .......... , .110.00
New Tork .108..5")
St Louis 70.00
Washington, D. C. .......... . . .107.50
Atlantic City, N. J. ... ......... 101.40
Sale Dates j
June 5. 7, 9, 10, 12, 16, 17, 21, 22,! 23,
24, 28, 29 and 30. j .
July 12,! 84. 6, e.S, 20, 2Z 27
and 28.
August 3 4. 6, 14, 15, 16, 17, 21 22.
23, 28. 29 and 30. j -
September 1, 2r 4, 5," 6 and T. j
') Stop-overs within limits In eltherj di
rection. Final return limit October feist
One way through Calfornia $15.00 j ad
ditional. ' 1 ;
Inquire of any 0.W. K, A X. Agent
for More Complete Information
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or .
General Passenger Agent, Portlii,
Oregon. J
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Centennial Jubilee
ORIA
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AUGUST 10 TO SEPT. 9, 1911
Commemmoratlng the One-Hundredth , ':
Anniversary of the First White Set-
tlement in the Northwest and the Be- '
ginning of the Oregon Country at'As
torty, Oregon, presenting historical
and ceremonial features', together with'
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SPECTACULAR MARINE AND MILL
ITART PAGEANT.
; Glen : Curtlss, famous aviatott' will
fly over land and sea in his airship.
PACIFIC COAST REGATTA.
The geratest aquatic event to be held
In the West
Historically this celebration to to
to take place this year In the iTnited
States. 1
The Oregon-Washington Railroad ft
Navigation company will self tickets
from ail points on' Its lines, Including (
: branches at : ', ,
LOW ROUND TRIP RATES
. For further particulars apply to the
Centennial ' Committee, Astoria, On-
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WM. McMURRAY, Gcnl PassAgent, Portland, Ore.