THURSDAY, JULY 13, 1911.
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-.... NOTICE. .u-;:: '
lotlce of the recorder of ' the "city" of
La Grande, Oregon, of the assessment
of Main street from the east curb line
of First street to the west line ' of
Fourth street.' ; . ' y . . . . .
Notice is hereby glvon that the as
sessment roll for the Improvement of
Main street from the east curb line of
First street to the west line of Fourh
street, being in Improvement district
No. 3 in the city of La Grande, Ore
gon, under the provisions of Ordi
nance No. 537, Series 1911, entitled:
"An Ordinance declaring th cost of
improving Main street from the eaBt
ance with the assessment herein lev
ied and to collect hiu .oeoo-.4t.w
the sam being in improvement dis
trict No. 3 in said city of La Grand?,
Oregon," is now in my hands for col
lection and that any assessment there
in may. be paid to me at any time
within ten (10) days from the 10th day
of July, 1911, wi;hour pfnalty, Interest
or cost; anft eaca property owners Is
hereby notified that on application to
the undersigned within ten (10) days
from the 10th day of July, 1911, which
lg the first publication of this notice,'
they will be allowed to pay such as
sessment in ten (10) annual lnstall-
curb line of First street to the west j ments, the first installment thereof nients and towers to ward away the
Hn of Fourth . . Street: . determin- hpiTiff rftia nnrt nnvshlA m nr hafnra
"benenttea- tnereoy.t thft 5nth , f ,lv. i.::.
law ni, an a o e nnn .ctnn . r- H is I r
. ..v. Ition is not made as above provided,
the whole amount will be and become
fray the costs and expenses of the im
provement; providing for the assess
ment, roll of the 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 assessment roll In accord-
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i Compkte.Equipment for Resetting ann Repairing
Rubber buggy Tire
LA GRANDE IRON WORKS
D. FITZGERALD, Proprietor
COMPLETE MACHINE SHOPS AND FOUNDRY
due and payable and delinquent on the
20th day of July, 1911. - 1
All property owner8 interested are(
hevtiiy notified to appear at my office
in the city ,hall and pay the same.
Th assessment roll is as follows:
GRAXDY'S ADDITION.
lot Name of Ower. :; Am't Assessment
: l G. W. and Kate Hansen $552.01
2 Geo. . W.v O'Nell and Emma ,
South one half
South one half
U A CK A TMn Uptown office Mam 720
nVIV rri U Residence Dhone Main 25
AMBULANCE E. L BUSSEY
5nfr5al Rvr.nrsion Rates of
One and A Third Fare
on the 0. W. R. & N. Co. from WallaWalla, Pendle
Inn T n f!Lrn Yt A a Rotor nit.v. TTimtinfftcn and inter-
mediate points direct to the park. (Be sure to ask
a." 1a. Ji lm-u Ia XTTnll Attri T.llrA
IliOl LflKE PII
" 1 he Beauty opot or me lorinwest
RATES
ITent with ! Bed.
1 Tent vTith 1 Bed and 1 Cot
1 Tent with two beds
Tent with 1 Bed
t 1 Call omA 1 ftit
;1 Tent with 2 Beds
,.$1.00 Per Day
.$1.50PerDay
l,u....$1.75PerDayg
.:,.$o.uu jrer wees
f!t7.00PerWeekt
IZ$7.50 Per Week jf
i MEALS
oWfnraUiiMi at the Restatirant and Lunch Counter
at reasonable prices. $5 50 meal tickets can be pur- (
n cnasea ior .jj.w. .'
Parties desiring to bring their own camping out-
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fits will be allotted space FREE.
I" - Burros and Saddle Horses r.
for mountain climbing 25c per hour. Special rates
: .. "';'' by the day. v-
D ecji2!: Jays and Saturdays and on
anClDC 6r tcial occasions if desired. .
For Further Information Address the ,
Wellowa Lake Amusement Co.
JOSEPH OREGON g
South one half
South one half
except 19 feet north and south
by 40 feet 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 feet ' "' ' r'-
West 40 feet ; 5
East 95 feet ' ,"'
West 40 feet ; -E.
1-2 of N. 25.4 feet of
East one half 'of
East one half of 1
W. 1-2 of N. 25.4 feet of
west one half of
west one half of
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North 24.4 feet
East SO lYt;
West CO feet' '
East 50 feet
West CO feet .y "' . . ; .; '
North' 25.4 feet " :
an ot
South tei riet ''- ..-
N.; 19 feet "of South one half
South one half of :'
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ONeil ........
"Mertie Aldrlch ......... . .
Pauline Slemon
Mary M. and J. H. McLachlln.
J. W. Knowles ...............
Adie E. Russel
Adle E. Russel ..............
M. P. Hill . . . . . . . ... i
Joseph Jones
Nellie M. Stephens .....
Joseph Jones ........ .
Nellie M. Stephens ...
Joseph Jones '.
Nelihsg 51. Stephens ...
T. H. Crawford ........
T. H. Crawford ........
T. H. Crawford
189.72
eo.40
100.7S
285.S3
732.08
669.98
302.37
105.C6
80.71
25.88
202.49
100.00
622.31
246.19
23.12'
78.29
237.60
F. L. Meyers 26.97
F. L. Meyers . ...........
F. L. Meyers ............
Mfdia Proebstel ..........
Media Proebstel ... .,.
N. Molitor
Genevieve Bohnenkamp ...
A. C. V.' r.-s, .
F. H. Tytenger
.1. G. Stphfns .
F. H.M"teng"r
J. G. Stephens .
Sam Cochran . '. .
R. L. Newlln . . .
86.44
253.19 "
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290.91
-- 97.80
, 89.40
259.80
C47.So
25H.71
318.00
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64.70
657.91
C. T. Bacon and Annie E. Bacon 264.3'-'
C. T. Encon and Annie E. Bacon 41.23
M.-K. Hull ..............V.... 53.31)
Mrs. H,' C.G!lman ...,. 68.9
Mrs. H. C. G'.lman 203.10
Mrs. H. C, Gilman .......... '.Z 559.17
' Am't of Assessment
. 'ame Description
A. C. Huntington, commencing 80 feet south of the southeast corner ,
. of block 1, Grandy'a addition to town of ;U Grande, Union county, ;
Oregon; thnce 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
,18.6 feet, cast 178.3 feet, north 115 feet to beginning ..-..w.V. .1220.60
Christina W. Murphy, commencing 80 feet south and 295 feet west ; .
of southeast corner of block 1. Grandy's addition to the town of La ,
s Grande, Union county, Oregon; thence south 125 fleet, west 50 feet,
Snorth 125 feet, east 60 feet to beginning V..'... ' i...... 263.10
Irene Murphy, commencing 80 feet south and 245 feet west of touth- ;
east corner of block . Grandy's addition to the town of La Grande ,
Union county, Oregon;, thence south 125 feet, west 50 feet, nortl 125 v:
feet, east 60 feet to beginning ...... .......i... 253.10
Mrs. E. E. Curry, commencing 80 feet south and, 195 feet west of.
southeast corner of block 1, Grandv's addition to town of La Grande
: Union county, Oregon; thence south 125 feet, west 60 feet, north 125 .
feetj east 50 feet to beginning. . . . . . . ......... 263.W
Nicholas Molitor, commencing 195 feet south of southeast corner of
: Mock 1, Grandy g addition to town of La Grande, Union county, Ore- J
gon. thence west 178.3 feet, soufh 1S. feet, east 178.3 feet, north
18.8 feet to beglpnlng ........... . .v... 38.17
By order of ths council June 28thJ1911. , r ' f j
CM. HUMPHREYS. Recorder of the City of La Grande.
hoa. lie hosts j-'glrt round with rugged'
ffiov?.tln8 the tallry lles.- r cioso nst- r
ling 'neath the shadow 'of the hills
grew thriving towns. Far to the east'
'.':ts.' misty" vapors' mark the home ot
to.ling 'springs and thither come the
their magic, waters and be healed.
Stretching far beneath the moun
tain Rlopea lie level lands that yield
with easy graco their harvests rich.
Broad fields of Wheat now waving
'neath the summer skieg like emerald
seas that, later change to gold. Great
fields of beets which soon through
cnrel bruislngs yield their wealth of
sweetnesg to the needs of man. Arid
orchards vast In spring time all a
bloom, then bending 'neath a load of
ripening fruit, N
Not only fruitful is this beautiful
vale but fair exceeding fair to look
upon throughout the changing sea
sons of the passing years. When win
ter clothes the hills In snow, like sen
tinels grim the mountains stand now
glistening in the sunllght'g glow then
wrapped In drapery of mist and cloud
Spring Joyous spring arrives. She
throws upon the mountain slopes a
carpet green all strewn with flowers
of varied hues. Song birds arrive
and all the land is glad.
Through long bright summer days
the mountain sides assume far richer,
deeper hues. Then as the sunlight
sinuous creeps from place; to place
j along those furrowed walls by its soft
warm caress it seeing to draw from
the secret chambers of the mountain's
heart the gleam of gold and precious
gems that through past eg:s have
lain unnoticed there, ' : ,.'
Now r?own the wesUrn sky Sol's
golden har!ot s"!d?s to m??t th' hi):
that lift the lr heads In majesty sub
lime. Th' . waiting , fleecy clouds
catch - all the glancing sunbeams
, bright and hold them prisoners close
'till in their bosonig burn the sam-o
bright fire that grows within the opal's
heart. A long bright rosy sha'ft es
capes and rests In wanton glee in
yon high peaks that mark the north
ern limit of the valley's broad ex
panse and lingers there. Slow fades
those bright prismatic hues 'till all
the land is mellow with the golden
glow that merges' into twilight's
dusky shadows. As one by one the
night lamps In the sky begin to burn
and Luna's shining face fills all the
land with silvery light, In estacy the
soul exclaims: - "How great la man
that Thou art mindful of him amidst
the marvelous splendors of the creat
ed world."
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North Dakota 8cks Settlers i
MInot, N. D., July 13 Represents-(
tlves of the various commercial clubs
of North Dakota assembled here today,
for a two days' convention, the object
of which Is to form a state federation
which will wage a systematic cam
paign to attract settlers to North Da
kota and at the same time stem the
tide of immigration to Canada and
the Pacific northwest. 1
CRASDE BONDS VALLEY.
(The following ' communication
reached the Evening Observer, with
out any nam's or address. The en
velope was post-marked La Grande.
Ed)
Like ancient city with Its , tattle-
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this shop, and Its ability to Birve
you best. Onr one strong3st
desire Is to torn oat the best
(LEANING AND PRESSING
; and1 to price onr services ' to
meet yonr "iatlfactlon. We be
lleve we do this. If yonr gar.
mcnts need our attention send
them to us and we will do yonr
work promptly and guarantee
not to rnln the materials.
ELITE DYEING &
CLEANING 'tfGilKS
Main 04. ( II. R. Waggoner
The
Grocery
STAGERERG SANDTJORO.
Main 50 Ind. 201
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for that bill of groceries. Lnl m fig
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money. Why pay mone? ' j
Tomitoes per can 8jc
Corn per can v 9jc
Peas per can ; 9c
In case lots. These are only a few.
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