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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, TUESDAY, AUGUST 15, 1911.
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S - nrt Uic& , bear taat said atove described
DCC12.1 1 FfcllQ " improTement be made; that the boun-
tU the
Oregon Washington Railroad and Xav-
daries of said district to be bo in
' proved are as follows.
1 All ffcst nnrtfnn t.T Fir trt frnm
Ration Co. with the best ol equipment,! ,.,. i n w o i. v r ,
ir, .- ' , the north line of O.-V,. R.t.V Co.. to
Jug chair car. Pullman and Standard tb utn ld of Monroe aTenue.
and Tourist slepiug cars to Portland.
GO TO THE SEASHOJIE
tor an ideal outing, at little cost, on
the finest Beach in the Pacific north
west, visit the Centennial Celebra
tion at Astoria.
WEDNESDAY, ATGrST 23r4, at 8 n !
tne naie and the time tee special
train will leave and the round trip
fare la only $10.00. The tickets are
good for fifteen days and permit of
topoTer privileges at Portland and
Astoria. Enjoy a delightful daylight
ride down the Columbia river on the
oalatial and popular
CXCCRSIOX STEAMER, "T. h POT
TER. Passengers may have choice of s'eara
ers leaving Ash Stret Dock. Portland
on the Tetter" at 8:00 a. m., Thurs
day, .August 24th. or Friday. Aaeus;
25th. arriving on the Beach at 3:30 p.
m, or on either the steamers "Harvest
Queen" or "Hassalo," leavln Ash St.
Pock, same dates at 8:00 p. m arriv
fcfr on the Beach at 9:00 a. m.
For sleeping car reservations or
further particulars, call cn Aeest 0.
W. H. 4t K. Co.
JffXrKRIT.
GENERAL PASSENGER AGEXT
-'Tn peaas al vena '' -1.
Ocean Grove, X. J.. Aw. 15. Be
fore one of the largest crowds ever as
sembled at this resort President Taft '
delivered an address today under the'
auspices of the Ocean Grove Camp?
Meeting association. The president jj
was met at the station- by a committee
of prominent citizens and escorted to
the auditorium, where he delivered!
hi address. : j
(A) And the property affected or
benefit ed by said improvement is aa
follows:
O.-W. R. X. I R. Co. and lot 1. block
121; lots 1 and 34. block 124. and lots
9 and 10 . block 123. Chaplin's addition
to La Grande, Oregon.
Notice is hereby further given that
the council win levy a special assess
ment on all the property affected and
benefitted by sacb Improvement for
the purpose of paying for such Im
provement, That the-estimated cost
of such improvement is . the sum of
SI, 01 0.00. That the council will, on
the 16th day of August 1S11, meet at
the council chamber at the hour of 8
o'clock p-.nL, to consider said esti
mated cost, and levy of said assess
ment, when a hearing will be granted
to any person feeling aggrieved by
such assessment.
La Grande. Oregon. August 4th. 1911.
C1TT COUNCIL OF LA GRANDE.
OREGOX.
By C M. HUMPHRETS,
Recorder of the City of La Grande.
.Oregon. " -. i'...
NOTICE.
Notice of the recorder of the city of
La Grande. Oregon, of the assessment
of Washington avenue from the east
curb line of First street to the east
line of Fir street.'
Notice is hereby given that the as
sessment roll for the improvement of
Washington avenue from - the east
curb line of First street to the east
line of Fir street being in improve
ment district No. 4 in the city of La
Grande. Oregon, unitt the provisions
of ordinance No. 542. series. MIL en
titled, "An ordinance declaring the
cost of improving Washington avenne
from the east enrb line of First street
to the east line of Fir street; deter
mining the property benefitted there
by, levying an assessment thereon to
defray the costs and expenses of the
improvement; providing for the as
sessment roll of the same and direct
ing the entry of said assessment in
the docket of city liens; providing a
time when the same shall become de
linquent, and requiring the city re
corder to prepare a special roll in
accordance with the assessment here
in levied and to collect said assess
ment," tie same beiDg in improve
ment district No. 4 in said city of La
Grande, Oregon, is now in my bands
for collection and that any assessment
therein may be paid to me at any
time within ten (10) days from the
14th day of August. Mil. without pen
alty, interest or cost; and each prop-
. erty owner is hereby notified that on
application to the andersigned with
in ten (10) days from the 14th day of
Augut. 1911. which is the first pub
lication of this notice, they will be
allowed to pay such assessment In
ten annual installments, the first in
stallment thereof being fine and pay
able on or before the 24th day oi Au
gust, 1912. If application is not made
as above provided the whole amount
will be and become due. payable and
delinquent cn the 24th day of August,
1911.
AH property owners interested are
. hereby notified to appear at my office
in the city ball and pay toe same.
The assessment roll is as follows:
SOTICE OF STEEET ISFE0TEXEXT
TO WHOM IT MAT CONCERN: No-1
tic is hereby given that in pursuance 1
of a resolution adopted by tie common
council of the city of La Grande. Ore
gon, on the 2nd day of March. 1S10.
creating improvement district No. 14,
and designating Fir stree- as such dis
trict, and in pursuance cf a resolut.'oa
adopted ty said comneon coencil cn
the 2Sth day of June, Mil. whereby
.said council determined and declared
Its intention to improve all that por
tion of Fir s reet. in said Issrevement
district as hereinafter dfscrfbed. ty
constructing cement walks on earn
side of street, the conncil will, ten
34909.
I'Ot OIGHT TO KNOW
tills shop, and Its akRIty t serve
job best or one strvarsst
0tre Is t tars est the best
LEANING AXD FRESSIXG
1 price ear services (
set year sa'IsfarHon. Te re.
ISevt we do this, if year gar.
meats need ear attention ttmi
them t as and we win da ysir
werfc iremjitly and guarantee
' net t ruin the Materials.
Block
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2
2
2
2
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9
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8
of
Com. at SE cor of lot 4,
thence X 50" feet, w 67
feet, N 2 feet, W 674 feet,
8 52 feet, E 135 feet to beg
X. 8 feet of E',5 of
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GBA5T)T'S ABDITIOX.
Let Xante ef Owner
3 Merle Aldrich
A sat Assemat
,....$ 63.40
S 5 feet of
X 45 feet of
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days after the service of this notice kJULlXi AJYELNGr 5
spon the cwrers of the property af-j . CLEANTw'r -:rGltKS
fected and benefitted by such improve-! 4VL H. R. TTanoner
Sf w.il'J.iilw wails'' V .isti nsd)u ,ss,.isffa,tssw,
I Red Cedar Shingle
1 WEN AHA LUMBER CO.
GREENWOOD & MAD1501.
U Home Phone 421 BeU Phone, Main 732
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Compute Equipment tor Resetting ann Repairing t
; . Rubber Buggy Tires ;..Y.. ;
-n Hnw a nirr: itAnr iArtfn
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COMPUTE MACHINE SHOPS AHD FOUNDRY
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9
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9
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15
15
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S 22 feet of
E4 of
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S 224 feet of
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G. M. Rlchey .....
4 ' T.' J. Scroggin
4 Liztie Gulling ....
5 Lizzie Gulling ....
S T. J. Scroggin .....
"Kichard ana imuum ti...
6 Mary Kallembach
7 Richard and Isabella C. Kelley.
7 Mary Kallembach ........
g Pauline Siemon
1 J. J. and Alma K. Carr ........
2 J. J. and Alma K. Carr
2 ' NY K. West
3 Ada Siegrist
4 Martha J. Long ...............
11 , Ernest E. Lewis -
12 Julia Mathews ...............
13 Johanna Gangloff
14 Johanna Gangloff.
1 Perry S:ephenson estate ......
2 Mrs. C. M. Cates .............
3 William W. Klnzle
4 William D, Delmore .........
11 Frances and C. B. Cauthorne. . .
12 J. G. Johnson .............. . .
13 Mrs.. S. E. McCall .'..I.
13 J. H. Peare
14 Mrs. S. E. McCall
14 J.rLPeare...
3 Myrtle P. Hill .....I.........
4 Johanna Gangloff
5 Carolina Jackson
5 J. E. and Rose E- Stevenson
6 J. D. Slater ..................
7 J. D. 81ater
8 Joseph Jones '.
3 M. K. Hall
4 M. K. Hall
5 C E. Cochran
6 Jphn and Mary Ella Collier....
g Geo. T. Cochran
7 John and Mary Ella Collier . . .
7 C. T. Bacon
7 Geo. T. Cochran
8 C. T.-Baccn
. 8 Geo. T. Cochran
1 Roxle McCoy ........
2 Emily M. Jordan ..
3 William B. Sargent .
4 W. J. Church estate
11 L. C. Souder and Mrs. S. J.
Souder 40.77
12 Lola M. Snodgrass 64.37
12 Marie B. Snod grass 65.00
13 Lolo M. Snodgrass 99.81
13 Marie B. Snodgrass . , 100.50
, 14 Iola M. Snodgrass ....... 223.92
r vStarle BT Snodgrass
174.96
16.73
1337
273.63
32064
407.34
144.07
165.22
109.09
488.04
20.93
1S8.37
128.33
37i9
65.3C
199.10.
298.03
645.80
645.80
238X3
199.10
65.56
6221
189.10
134.56
149.22
288.96
322.71
109.03
209.28
450.59
339.38
757.38
294.47
103.84
94.89
264.42
659.33
276.S9
288.03
91.81
9.34
102.12
34.28
34.67
.538.36
232.08
171.11
57.12 ,
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rnoxESt sn op-black t:L NEXT DOOR TO
SESiBZxcx-SLArx siss. ' ' ; ' . CITY HALL
Block
99
99
99
99
99
All of block 101
102
102 ,
102
102
102
102
102
102
8-30 Interest In
17-30 Interest
In
102
102
102
103
102
102
104
104
104
104
104
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1-6 Interest in
8-30 Interest In
17-30 interest in
1-6 interes tin
N 10 feet of
S 20 feet or
N 10 feet of
S 20 feet of
SU of
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S4 of
X4 of
SH of
NMi of
SE 8 2-3 feet of
ch Arm's addition.
Lot Xante ef Owner
1 S. C. Zuber
- 2 8. C. Zuber
3 8. C. Zuber
4 S. C, Zuber
" St a C. Zuber
First Presbyterian church
1 FJlsa Ball and a E. Ball .
2 Klixa Ball and Q. E. Ball ,
" 3 Eliza Ball and" G. E. Ball ,
4 George Ball and Eliza Ball .
5 Bruce Dennia . ,
' 16 M. H. Klrtley
17 D. W. UchtenthaUer eatate ...
. 17 Mollie Squires, Grace G. Pierce
and Josie L. Slater
17 J. W. Llchtentballer
18 D. W. Lichtenthaller estate ...
18 MoUie Squires, Grace G. Pierce
and Joale I Slater
18 J. W. UchtenthaUer ........
19 First Christian Church
20 First Christian Church........
1 Annie Honaa t..........
2 Annie Honan
2 1 Dl Reavia estate
3 L. D. Reavls estate
. 4 L. D. Reavls estate
4 Louis Given
5 Louis Given "
Annie Honan
7 Annie Honan
' ' La Grande Lodge No. 433, B. P.
' O. E.
' . 9 I Grande Lodge Xo. 433, B. P.
O. E.
G. M. Rlchey ..,
Bird F. Lewis ......
G. M. Rlchey """
Bird F. Lewis ...... ;
G. M. Rlchey
Bird F. Lewis
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19
20
20
21
21
22
23
24
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8220.90
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85.76
57.15
57.15
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... 466.7S
... 2376
. .. 276.64
... 188.62
... 127.16
... 6.59
8.42
17.89
5.26
17.87 ;
... 37 31
... 1U7
... 108 84
... 848.79
... 527.49
74.16
... 148.39
... 222.54
... 74.15
... 148.39
... 222.54
,.,.222.54
5??sa
207.54
207.54
134.11
44.68
13411
4468
134.11
44 68
Bird F. Lewis and Nellie Lewis 178 79
Bird F. Lewis and Nellie Lewis 178 79
cru p. lwis ana Nellie Lewis 61.44
Block Let 5ame f Owner Asat Assf fj
105 NW 21 1-3 feet or 24 Blue Mountain Creamery Co... 127.10
105 25 Blue Mountain Creamery Co..., 17S.73
Block . Let aae cf Owner Aat AssejgB j
105 SE 20 of 26 Elue Mountain Creamery Co... 119.18
105 NW 10 feet of 26 La Grande Aerie 259 F. O. E. 50 M
105 27 La Grande Aerie 259 F. O. E.. . 17.T9
105 28 La Grande Aerie 259 F. O. E... 178.79
105 29 Johanna Gangloff 178.7J
105 30 J. E. Foley 178.79
105 31 Mary T. Foley 134 68
105 32 Mary T. Foley .... 75i0
106 XE 40 reet or 9' A. C. Huntington 81.12
106 SW 70 feet of 9 City of La Grande 324.32
1C6 NE 40 feet or 10 A. C. Huntington 52.SS
106 SW 70 reet of 10 Dty or La Grande 210.90
106 ; 11 Oregon Land Company. 23L17
106 ' 12 Oregon Land Company........ 215.00
106 13 Oregon Land Company.".,..... 182.5t
106 14 Oregon Land Company........ 18254
106 " . 15 Oregon Land Company 182 54
106 ' 16 Oregon Land Company.;...... 18254
107 . ' 10 J. H. Cbilds A Laura E. Chllds. 272 S3
107 j ; -11 J. H. Chllds v Laura e. Childs. 24S.83
107 12 William Sillier 225.16
107 . ' 13 William Miller 196.72
107 14 E. O. Ught & Power Co. 1889
107 15 D. FiUgerald . . 203.53
107 .16 D. Fitzgerald . 242.22
107 17 D. Fitzgerald ..., 274.44
107 18 D. Fitzgerald 306.68
108 XW of , 26 Mary Xoble 4.88
108 27 MaryXoble 9.79
108 ' 28 Laura May White 12 23
108 29 Claude Mackey 14.67
108 30 Laura May White . .1953
108 31 S. R. Haworth . 24.46
108 32 S. R. Haworth 36.64
108 33 8. R. Haworth .... 4887
108 34 S. R. Haworth 8089
By order of the council. August 9th.Mll.
C. M. HUMPH RYES, ,
Recorder of the cit yof La Grande Oregon.
HMIH 111! MM! llllll 111 Mlfl 111 I Ml I II 111 1 1 II HI It
FIFTIETH ANNUAL
OREGON STATE FAIR
8ALE3T, SEPTEMBER 11-10, 1311.
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REDUCED RATES 4X ALL RAILROADS. SEXD FOR rREMIUM Z
LIST AXD EXTRY BLANKS. i-;
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