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LA GRANDE JEVENINtf OBSERVER, WKDN ESDAY, AUGUST 16, 1911.
Oiecia
1 T"
I train
via the .
.-Oregon Washington Railroad and Nav
igation Co. with the best of equipment,
consisting of steel coaches and reclin
ing chair cars." Pullman and Standard
and Touriet sleeping cars to Portland.
GO TO THE SEASHOtKE
for an ideal outing, at little cost, on
the finest Beach In the Pacific north
west. Visit the Centennial Celebra
tion at Astoria.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 23rd, at 8 j m
Is the date and the Ume the special
train will leave and the round trip
fare is only $10.00. The tickets are
good for fifteen days and permit of
topover privileges at Portland and
Astoria. Enjoy a delightful daylight
, - . .. '
t FLSHERMAN MANT TEARS, 3
8 NOW A MUSTER. '
S " , '
4 4 4 '
For 40 years a fisherman and to
then turn hunter Is the spin of the
fortune wheel In the case of D. H
Steward, manager of the Steward op
era house, and the disciple of John
Cort Is today unlimberlng a fowling
piece for the first time In many a
year. His huntsman instincts lying
dormant so long were flamed yester-
palatial and popular
EXCURSION STEAMER, T. J. I'OT
TER." Passengers may have choice of eteam
en leaving Ash Street Dock, Portland
on the "Potter" at 8:00 a. m., Thurs
day, August 24th, or Friday, August
25th, arriving on the Beach at 3:20 p.
tn., or on either the steamers "Harvest
Queen" or "Hassalo," leaving Ash St.
Bock, same dates at 8:00 p. m., arriv
ing on the Beach at 9:00 a. m.
For sleeping car reservations or
further particulars, call on Agent O.
w t a- im. Co. .......
WM. McMUKRAY,
GENERAL PASSENGER AGENT
day morning when he took a trio of
tide down the Columbia 'river on the j grouse hunters to the hunting grounds
with the intentions that Mr. Steward
should wait about the automobile
while the others did the hunting be
didn't even consider taking a weapon
with him. But, anyway, while tbe
others were industrious, each iu a
separate gulch, Mr. Steward kept his
ere open for huckleberry patches. He
scared up many bevies of grouse and
he says any man that could point a
gun at a barn could have knocked
, down a dozen, anyway. When he haJ
jspottedhis huckleberry patches ha
when he reassembled his party and
found that only one bird had been kll
I led by the whole coterie of hunters
while he had opportunity to kill at
least a dozen. Then that dormant in
j stlnct popped up. Today Mr. Steward
has a hunting license and a shotgun
and la as enthusiastic over grouse
hunting as he was over fishing.
NOTICE.
accordance .with Jthe assessment here-
YMm nd Day School for Glrh If
cKuitttlMmtl 8t. John Builrt iKnlmnlii
Hull, Aft. SloetuM, SvnBMlna
For MUloi !- THK BUiTEH tiUrERIOK 1
OfO28. St. Udcm Han
; Iff li ' -'il)
ana
?
I0U OUGHT TO KNOW
this thou, and Us ability to sirre
job best. : Onr one strongest
desire is to' torn ont tbe best
CLEANING AND PRESSING ""
and" to price our smicfs fa
0.-W. IS SUED, v';1" - '
Baler Stock Buyer Claims ISije om
' For Personal .iijnrles Saxta'tinl
V. J. Brown, i:e veteran -f.t:ic
buyer yesterday brought suit ayitlnbt
the Oregon-Washington RallionJ &
Navigation company asking $25,300 In
payment for, damages received by
him, it Is alleged, in an accident at
the local stock yards on April 10 last,
says the Baker Herald.
! Mr-; Brown declares that he has
I practically lost the use of his left leg,
as the result of a dislocation of the
fibula, and a rupture of the surround
ing ligaments sustained while loading
a shipment of 100 cattle on that day.
By this, he alleges, he has been bar
red from the pursutt of bis usual oc-
mcet yonr satisfaction. We be. upatton as stock-buyer, which netted
Here ire do this. If yonr gar
ments need onr attention send
them to ns and we will do yonr
work promptly ant guarantee
not to rain the materials.
ELITE DYEING &
. CLEANP GAKS
Vain U.
H. B. Watponer
O'CONNELL'S
Cigar Store
Pool, Billiards, Cigars, Tobae.
eo and Soft Drinks bent and
most complete line of cigars In
the city. -,...... : ,,...,. . j
. Observer's Coast Lcapae base
ball scores eury day there's t
fame, , :-....-
Corner Deitet and Jefferson St
him $750 per menth. Also, he al
leges he has suffered great mental and
bodily pain and anguish and has had
to pay out $300 for medical treatment.
He declares that the accident was due
to the fact that the railroad neglected
to have run-hoards along the fences
from which to drive the cattle up the
chutes. While goading them along
the chutes, and standing upon the
fence to do so, he sets forth, he was
caught between the cattle and the
I fence and Injured. V r f
The case is the largest personal In
Jury case brought In Baker county in
several years. ' "
Notice to Public.
My wife having left my' bed and
board, I refuse to meet any acconnts
she may1 accumulate,
; V CHAS. JOHXSOJJ.
8-15-tt -J '-'J c '
Red Cedar Shingle
WEN AHA LUMBER CXX
. GREENWOOD & MADISON
v.
Home Phone 421
BeU Phone, Main 732
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,, under the provisions
of ordinance No. 642, series, 1911, en
titled, "An ordinance declaring the
cost of improving Washington avenue
from the east curb line of First street
to the east. Hue. 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 Hens; providing a
time when. the same shall become de
linquent and requiring the city re
corder to prepare a special .roll in
' Complete Iqulpment tor Rtsttting ann Repairing
Rubbet Buggy Tires
LA GRANDE IRON WORKS
" .' :; D. FJTZGErXlD, Proprietor ''
. COMPUTE MACHINE SHOPS AND FOUNDRY
in levied nd to collect said .assess
ment," the same being In improve-,
ment district No. 4 In said city of La
Grande, Oregon, Is now In my hands
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 1911, without pen
alty, Interest or cost; and each prop
erty owner is hereby notified that on
application to the undersigned with
in ten (10) days from the 14th day of
August, 1911, which is the first puD
lication of this notice, they will be
allowed to Day such assessment In
ten annual installments, the first in
stallment thereof being due and pay
able on or before the 24th flay oi An
gust, 1912. If application Is not made
as above provided the whole amount
will be and become due, payable and
delinquent on the 24th day of August,
1911
All property owners Interested are
hereby notified to appear at my-office
in the city hall and pay tne same.
The assessment roll is as follows:
Block
1 Ni of
1 Com. at SB cor of lot 4,
thence N 50 feet, w 67'fc
feet, N 2 feet, W 67 feet,
S 52 feet, B 135 feet to beg
N. 8 feet of E of '
W4 of N 6 feet, of
w aa feet of .,......:..;..,;;
E 75 'feel of "-.--v";
E of
WVi of
e of ; :.; .: ' .
W of
kv of ; ' ;',..'.':.,.:. ..;
Git ANDY'S ADDITION.
-, Lot Name of Owner
. 3 Mer'.le Aldrich
A Bit'
Assessm'nt
......$ 65.40
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
9
9
9
9
9
9
, 9
14
14 1
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
IS
S 5 feet of
N 45 feet of
S'4 of
s'of .
S 22 feet of ,
S 224 feet of
E6 of
'W&.ot .
Ett of V,
W of
H of
E 75 feet of
W 60 feet of
N of
NV4 of'
E of
wW of " '
N 52 feet of E of
S 6 feet of E of
W,4 of '
KM of N of ,'
Wi4 of N of
S 22 feet of
S 22 feet of
. E Of ' ;
W of
E of
; W of -
e of ; .
.w of
O, M. Richey ,
4 , T. J, Scroggin
4 Lizzie Gulling
.5 Lizzie Gulling
6 Richard and Isabella C. Kelley.
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 N. K. West ...
3 Ada Siegrist
4 Martha J. Long
11 Ernest E. Lewis
12 Julia Mathews ...........
13 Johanna Gangloff
14 Johanna Gangloff ............
, i Perry Stephenson estate ......
2 M rs. C. M. Cates
3 William W. Kinzie ,
4 William D. Delmore .........
H ' Frances and C. B. Cauthorne.. .
12 J.G.Johnson"................
13 Mrs. S. E. McCall,
13 , J. H. Peare ......
14 . Mrs. S. E. McCall
14 J. H. Peare .
3 Myrtle P. Hill ...........
4 Johanna Gangloff . . . . .
5 Carolina Jackson ........
; 5 J. E. and Rose E. Stevenson
6 J- D. Slater.,,
7 J. D. Slater .............
8 Joseph Jones
3 M. K. Hall J...:..,.,....
4 M. K. Hall
5 C. E. Cochran ;
6 John and Mary Ella Collier,
- a Geo. T. Cochran
, 7 John and Mary Ella Collier
7 C. Tr Bacon ..............
j 7 Geo. T. Cochran ..........
8 C. T. Bacon ...............
8 Geo. T. Cochran f ........ ,
l Roxle McCoy ..............
. a Em'ly M. Jordan
3 William B. Sargent ... I)
4 W. J. Church estate ,'. .
11 L. C. Souder and Mrs.
' Souder
12 Lola M. Snodgrass . .
12 Marie B. Snodgrass .....
13 Lolo M. Snodgrass
13 Marie B. Snodgrass .....
14 -Lola M. Snodgrass . . . . ,
' 14 'Marie B. Snodgrass
174.96
16.73
13.57
273.63
320.64
375.57
407.34
144.07
. 165.22.
. 109.09
. 488.04 '
. 20.93
. 188.37
.128.35
V 37.89
. 65.36
. 199.10
. 298.03
. 645.80
, 645.80
298.03
. 199.10
. 65.36
. 62.21
. 189.10
i 134.56
. 149.22
288.96
. 322.71
..109.09
. 309.28
. 450.59
. 339.38
. 757.38.
. 294.47
. 103.84
, 94.89
; 264.42
. 659.39
, 276.39
. 288.051
. 91.81,
. 9.34
. 102.12
. 34.28
. 34.67
.,538.36
S. J.
252.08
171.11
57.12
40.77'
64.37
65.00
.' 99.81
100.50
223.93
238.72
CHAriJN'S ADDITION.
Block
99
99 ,
99 ;
99
99
': V'
All of block 101
Lot Name of Owner
1 S. C. Zuber . .
2 S. C. Zuber . . .
3 S. C. Zuber ...
, 4 S. C. Zuber
6 8. C. Zuber
j
102
102
102
102
102
102
102
102
102
102
102
102
103
102
104
104
104
104
104
104
104
t04
104
104
104
105
105
105
105
103
105
105
105
105
, Ami AsssHm't
..$220.90
17L37
.......... 85.76
57.15
57.15
...2364.27
.... 46.76
33736
..'.276.64
8-30 Interest in
17-30 interest
In
1-6 Interest in .
8-30 interest In .
, 17:30 interest. In
1-6 Interes tin
:u
N 10 feet of
S 20 feet of r,
N 10 ieet of
S 20 feet of
BK of
N of
8 of
N of
SV4 of
N of
SE 8 2-3 feet of'
Firat Presbyterian church
1 Eliza Ball and G. E. Ball
2 Eliza Ball and O. E.,Ball
3 Eliza Ball and G. E. Ball
4 George Ball and Eliza Ball
5 Bruce Dennis
16 M. H. Klrtley
17 D. W. Idcfatenthaller estate ...
17 Mollle Squires, Grace G. Fierce
and Josle L. Slater ..."
17 J. W.. Lichtenthaller
18 D. W. Uchtenthaller estate ...
18 Mollle Squires, Grace G. Pierce
and Josle u Slater
18 J. W. Lichtenthaller
19 First Christian Church
.20 , First Christian Church..
1 Annie Honan ..........
i 2 Annie Honan
8 L. D. Reavls estate ....
3 L. D. Reavls estate . . . . .
4 L. D. Reavls estate .....
4 Louis Given
5 Louts Given
6 Annie Honan
7 Annie Honan . .'.
8 La Grande Lodge No. 433. B. P,
O. E.
9 La Grande Lodge No. 433. B. P.
2" 5; V ' 207.54
i . u. m. iucney
19 Bird F. Lewis
20 O. M. Richey
20 Bird F. Lewis
21 O. M. Richey
21 Bird F. Lewis
22 Bird P. Lewis and Nelli Ti. 179 T
23 Bird F. Lewis and Nellie Lewis 178 79
24 Bird F. Lewis and Nellie Lewis 61.64.
NE 40
SW 70
NE 40
SW 70
105 NW 21
105
Iilotk -'
105 SE 20
105 NW 10
105"'
105
105
105
105
105
106
106
106
106
106
106
106
106
106
106
107
107
107
107
107
107
107
107
107
108
108
108 '
108
108 : . i
108
108 :
108
108
By order
... Recorder
NW
, Lot TTaiae'of Owner AEi't Assssa't
1-3 feet or 24 - Blue Mountain Creamery Co... 127.10
,? .. - . 25 ; Plue Mountain Creamery Co... ' "178.79
- ; ' ' - . , Lot Same' of Onner ' Ain't Assssm't
of . 26 . Blue Mountain Creamery Co... 119.16
feet of 26 La Grande Aerie zo . u. 50.08
27 La Grande Aerie 259 F. O. E... 17&.79
"28 La Orande Aerie 259 F. O. E... 178.79
29 Johanna Gangloff 178.79
30 J. E. Foley 178.79
. 31 Mary T. Foley 134.68
32 Mary T. Foley .. 75.20
feet of 9 A. C. Huntington 8U2
feetof 9, City of La Grande 324.32
feet of 10 A. C. Huntington .'.. 62.68
feet of' , ! 10 City of La Grande 210.90
' 11 Oregon Land Company!. ....... 231.17
12 Oregon Land Company.. 215.00
13 Oregon Land Company 182.54
1 , 14 Oregon Land Company... 182.64
15 Oregon Land Company........ 182.54V
" '. 16 Oregon Land Company.......; 182.54
'i 10 J. H. Chllds & Laura E. Childs. 272.53
m . 11 J. H. Chllds & Laura E. Childs; 248.83
"; : 12' William Miller 225.16
13 WiUiam -Miller 196.72
. 14 E. O. Light & Power Co 188.89
. 15 D. Fitzgerald 203.53
. 16 D. Fitzgerald ................ 242.22
17 D. Fitzgerald 274.44
' 18 D. Fitzgerald . 306.68
of . 26 Mary 'oble . : 4.88
f C ' ; : ' ' ; 27 Mary Noble 9.79
' 28 Laura May White ' 12.23
... 29 Claude Mackey ........ 14.67
30 Laura May White ............ 19.53
31 S. R. Haworth 24.46
" 32 S. R. Haworth , 36.64
33 S. R. Haworth ............... 48.87
Hi S. R. Haworth ............... 80.89
of the council, August 9th, 1911. ;
C. M. HUMPH RYES. r ;
of the clt yof La Grande.Oregon.
FIFTIETH ANNUAL
OREGON STATE FAIR
SALEM, SEPTEMBER 1M6, 1911.
- HOME COMING WEEK.
IITESTOCK, POULTiEY AND AGRH I LTlTtAL EXHIBITS, RACES
. FREE ATTRACTIONS AND AMUSEMENTS.
FERULLO'S GREATAST BAND
REDUCED RATES 4N ALL RAILROADS. SND FOR PREMIUM
v. ' 1I8T AND ENTRY BLANKS.
Frank Meredith, Secretary,
Salem, Oregon.
iHHiniiiiiiiinniiiiiiiiiiHtimn
Z 7;T" . , , p ;. - 1 r -r , f;
188.62
127.16
5.59
8.42
17.89,.
' 5.26 1
77.87t
37.97
11.17
108.84.
348.79
527.43
; 74.15
148.39
222.64$
74.15
148.39 '
222.54
.222.54
222.54
207.54
134.11
44.68
134.11
44.68
134.11
44.68
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