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LA GftAXDE EVENING OBSERVER, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1911. "j -
'OTICE. " etsraec; herein levied and to colUct
Notice of the record; r of the city said assessment," the same being in
of La Grande, Oregon, of the assess- improvement diatrict Ko. 1 in. said city
jnent of Adams avenue from tb east of u Grandet Oregon, is now in my
lino ftf Third afreet in ihm vpat lln rif
.hands for collection and tbat any as-
Kotice ia hereby given tbat tbe therein may be paid to me at
aessment roll for the Improvement of any time In ttn (10) days from the
Adams avenue from the ieaat line of 7th day of September. 1911, without
Third street to the weat lice of Alder ' penalty. Interest or coat; and each
atrett, being in improvement diatrict property owner la hereby notified tbat
JCd 1. in the city of La Grande, Or-' on application to the undersigned
jon, onder the provisions of Ordinance within ten (10) daya from the "th day
Ko. 547, Seriea 1911. entitled, "An or- of September, 1911, which la the flrat
finance declaring the 'coat of Improv-' publication of this notice they will be
Jng Adams avenue from tbs east line allowed to pay auch assessments In
of Third street to the weat line of Al- ten (10) annual installments, the flrat
der street, determining the property Installment thereof being due and paj
benetited thereby." levying an assess able on or before th 16th day of SejP
stent thereon to defray the costs and tember, 1912. If application ia not
expenses of tbe Improvement; pro- made as 'above provided the whole
Tiding for the assessment roll of the amount will be and become due', pay
came and directing tbe entry of aaid able and delinquent on the 16th day of
assessment in the docket of city liens; September, 1911.
-providing a time when the same shall All property owners are hereby no
liecome delinquent and requiring tbe tilled to appear at my office in the city
-recorder to prepare a special assess- hall and pay the same,
merit roll In accordance with the as- Th-? aasessment roll is as follows:
GAXGLOFF &EC0SD ADDITION.
2loek ' lot Names of Owner. Ain't Assessment
P Johanna Gangloff ...$26.37
Q Ceorge and Emma Marx 61.75
Supplemental Plat
Lot Barnes of Owner.
Amt Assessm'nt
1 E. Z. Carbine '207.17
2 City of La Grande ............ 156.39
3 City of La Grande ........... 158.39
4 E. Z. Carbine 208.6 1
1 Earl Rankin .!..'.... ......... 187.20
2 Earl Rankin ............... 85.50
3 Earl Rankin 67.00
4 Earl Rankin .................. 28.50
13 Earl Rankin 30.50
14 Earl Rankin .................. 61.00
15 Earl Rankin 91.50
16 Earl Rankin .............. 19920
1 Fred Tufveson, Lavina Little . . 193.20
2 W. E. Oesterling ....... .'. .'. . 87.00
3 W. E. Oesterling .............. 58.00
4 W. E. Oesterling . . . . .... ...... 29.00
ill iifti iiil sl'i i ff niAl iiii '"l'gi s""iiiiHiilfii iisssiisl'nii iirTfc frMt $ift in mf H $ .mOi. isOtissjH.
prf -w r r
IF
'"jpHERE is enc watch
you can buy. with a
surety of' satisfaction
. and good value the
WALTHAM
. WATCH
Behind every Waltham is a
clear, cle3n-cut guarantee
good for all time. Behind
that guarantee is the largest
watch factory; in the world.
There is no need to argue
the superionty of Waltham
Watches. That has been
I established for nearly three
fourths of a centurv.
"It's'Titn You Owned a Waltham."
";- V; .. '
,- We make a specialty of
Waltham Watches'. Com
plete assortment of all
grades and styles. Talk
with us about a Wal
tham. ,.
mi
Elck ' LotXames ef Onutr. Aut Assessm'nt
H ZC B. Graiidy .. . 29.00
11 "-.'-. - 14 B. W. Grandyi. 58.00
11 V 15 B.W. Grandy ... 87.00
11 16 B. W. Grandy ................ 193 20
12 ' 5 B- D. and May Hamilton...... 29.00
12 6 R. D. and May Hamilton ...... 58.00
12 7 W. J. Church 87.00
12 .' 8 W. J. Church 193.20
12 S R. D. Hamilton .............. 193.20
12 ' 10 R. D. Hamilton 87.00
12 " V 11 ' R. D Hamilton .............. 58.00
12 '12 R. D. Hamilton ............... 29.09
6 5 Emma C. Harding ............ 29.65
5 6 Emma C. Harding ............ 59.30
5 T Herbert R. Hanna ............ 88.95
5 8 Herbert R. Hanna ............ 195.80
5 E'4 of ' r ' 9 , P. L. Thornton ............... 97.90
l 5 W!iol r 9 Hugh McCall ........ ....i.... 97.90
5 Eli of T- 10 P. L. Thornton 44.47
5 W of " ' 10 Hugh McCall ...S44.48
5 EH of " . 11 P.L Thornton 29.65
5 W of , 11 Hugh McCall 29.65
5 EH of , ' U P.L Thornton 14.82
5 WH of 12 Hugh McCall . .......... 14.83
6 ' ' '' ' 1 Andrew Anderson 195.80
6 ' r 2 Andrew Anderson SS.95
6 ' 3 Andrew Anderson .,... 59.30
6 r " " " ' ' " " 4 Anna Anderaon 29.65
fi . 13 William A. and Horace C. Ludl-
" ' T ' ' W" r . kr R
6 ' " 14 E. E. Bragg .................. 59.30
0 'T - -v. sT - ' "w - -&' M 1
v ....... v . - - ,j A4S . AM A-4SSAU 4A ASA 0C( " OO.sVS '
'- -16 E. E. and Jean Bragg ...195.80
3 i 1 Elizabeth Cross-Ladiker ...... 205.80
3 S 35 feet of ; 2 Elisabeth Cross-Ladiker ...... 84.39
INS feet of ' 2 La Granda Investment Co. C. '
1 ' T L. Payne ...., 12.06
3 " ' ' I. . 3 La Grande Investment Co. C.
' . ; : " ' ; I Payne ........... 6450
, .3 1'",''. , 4 Gertrude Mitchell and J. H. 32.15
; ., f- .il'' - Burke .......V.. -32.15
3 1 . " " 13 Joseph Palmer V.....T....:.. .3215
3 ! k , , 14 Joseph Palmer .......1.;..... 64.30
3 . 15 Joseph Palmer 96.45
3 ' " ; 16 Joseph Palmer;..;..;.;"....'..'. 205.80
U u 5 P. J. Thelsen ..... ; 32.15
4 . 6 P. J. Thelsen .......... i...... 64.30
. - i. ....';., ' 7 Wm. B. Sargent and John Thel-
' ' i sen 96.43
4 ;''"'-,' 8 George Parker 205X0
4 . 4 ' ' V , " 9 Frank W and Carrie E. Pattison 205.80
4 V' " i 10 Frank W and Carrie E. Pattison 96.45
4 ; . ' "''.' V -J 11 Frank 'W and Carrie E. Pattison , 64.30
! 4 . ;; .12 George W. Webb 32.15
15 " " :'" 4 W. J. Church ..V.... 18.53
' " T?"jc-' . . GRASDY'S ADDITION
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Block ,;-r - . -... i , LotNames of Owner. Ami Assegsm'itt
13 .:'; , "" , .'; ' 4 WV J. Church . i M8.53 '
15 . '." ; 6 Mrs. Carrie P. Duryea JU ; 83.40
15 V" : - ' 6 Jennie M. Hackett .. 120.26
. 15 ; V v r" ' ': . ji ' 7 Anna De Long 223.46
15 r S ' '" 8, David Grelner O. Knutsori 225.96
15 . ' 9 David Grelner O. Knutson 120.24
15 ;' ; 10 Helen McLachlen ' ...i.J.'.A.; 83.40
15 " ' 11 L. C Souder 18.53
16 ' ? . 1 W. J. and Ella Case '. ... 242.00
16 n; ' ;' 2 W.J. and Ella Case 111.1S
i 16 , , - ' ' z . Frederick Synhorst ........... 74.13 .
I 15 ' 4 Frederick Synhorst 18.53 ,
I 16 " 11 Frederick Synhorst 18.53
16 ' ' 12 Frederick crnhcrst 74.13
16 13 Ellen L. Kerr 101.18.
16 14 Ellen L. Kerr 244.50
7 . 7 Louie McKennon 238.60
7 S 40 feet of " : ; ' 2 Louie McKennon ............. 105.42
7 N 6 feet of J : 2 B. G. Fritts ... .13.18
7 ;J 3 B. G. Fritts 79.C5 .
7 ' . . : Queen V. Harrell ............. 19.77
7 , 11 Ella M. Candiah .............. 19.77
7 12 Ella M. Candiah .............. 79.05
1 , 13 Lilla Richardson ............. 118.60
7 , 14 Lilla Richardson 265.60
8 4 William D. Delmore .......... 19.77
8 5 James E. Bradley ........ ,.i.T, 88.95
8 , 6 Ljdla P. Grandy .............. 12S.47
8 v 7 Mrs. A. E. Jones 2i.83
8 ' 8 Minnie J. Thomas 245.83
8 9 Martha Harris ............... 128.47
8 10 B. A. Beflham 88.95
8 11 C; B. Cauthorn 19.77
2 : I f f. ' "j c. ; .. C: 8 '.' Carrie L. Rynearson and. Kate ; -
'. i y- ; .' ' a :' '; V' R. Hanley ................. "18.98',
2 , :f J ; ' ? 5 ;. '; . ' ,. ) 9. Carrie L. Rynearson and Kata
." "" Z -v ' -'. R- Hanley 15.41
2 10 Johanna Gansloff 10.71
2 , 11 , Ernest E. Lewis .............. 2.33 i
3 ' ' 11 B. W. Grandy 2.35
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B. W. Grandy .....
Sallle A. T. Palmer
B. W. Grandy .....
Sallie A. T. Palmer
B. W. Grandy ......
Sallie A. T., Palmer
The Largest Stock o f Watches
in Eastern Oregon
E 75 feet and N 30 fet of w
60 feet of
S 15 feet of W 60 feet of ;
E 75 feet of '
W60 feet of ;.
E .75 feet of
w 60 f est of " . r: '
Commencing at a point 60 feet west . " j I
.of the southwest corner of. block, 'i '
14 of Grandy's Second Addition to
the city of La Grande, Union .
county, Oregon, running thence
' west 380 feet to the west line of
.the southwest quarter of section
6 In Twp. 3 3 R 38 E W M, thence . .'
north 212H feet, thence east 380
feet, thence south 212H feet to the
place of beginning Grande Ronde Hospital
By order of the council August 30th,1911.
C. M. HUMPHREYS. '
Recorder of the City of La Grande.Oregon.
7.66
1.83
5.98
8.26
8.98
12.40
88.15
bead bay today Included in the string
wene Fitz Herbert, the fastest horse
la America for four seasons; Novelty,
the winner of last, year's Futnrityj
King James, a noted handicap winner;
Zeus, Firestone, Royal Meteor and a
number of other horses whoses are fa
miliar to every patron of the turf. Th
prominence of tbe thoroughbreds to
be disposed of led to marked interest
in tbe occasion and a number of well
known horsemen from variouB parts
of the United States and Canada were
present at the opening of the sale. -
Electric Biilers to give tone, stre;- ),
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trie Bitters will benefit you from tta
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j satisfy. Only 50c at all druggists.
eod e wKiy . -
The Last Gladiator.
U was in A. D. 430 tbat tbe edict
as passed wbk-b forevtr abolished
the gladiatorial combats. In tbe des
erts ot Lybia there lived a monk nam
ed Telemacbus. woo. touched by the
cruel stories of tbe combats, wont to
Rome, leaped over tbe barrier of tbs
arena of tbe Coliseum, threw himself
between tbe groups of Ogbters and im
plored tbem In tbe name of Christ 10
desist Telemacbus fell, slain by tbs
words' of "the gladiators. -trot tbera
sever was another fight to tbe Coli
seum. . The spirit of tbe monk bad Its
effect, and tbe above mentioned edict
was soon passed.
! SECOND ANNUAL
SOUTHWEST frosttee rood.
. and
! EASTERN 0EEG0X DI8TKICT FAIR
: ' at
PESDLETOX SEPTEMBER Hth t,
16th. . .
OXE AJfD ONE-THIRD FARE
' via tbe
On f These Crazy Questions.
"Weli. great gnns. Jones! I see
you're wearing glasses. ' What for?"'
"For a sprained knee, you ' darned
fool! What do yon suppose? Toledo
Blade, '. .
Anothor Trouble. .
Tbe trouble with most men h that
they want, tjp.be at hat all the time
and are never willing to do any field
lug. Chicago Record Herald, f '
Sa Seed to &tj Wol,
When your doctors didsfi yOU to
stop work," it fstatgr you. "I can't,"
you say. You know you are wehk,
run down and failing In bsalth, day
by day, but you must work as long as
you can stand. What you need Is
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. Irontler parade, horseback tug of war
jioreeback pistol shooting-, etc. -
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uggestions V
Take two-thirds of a glass of cold f
sparkling SAM-O, add one-third of
any of the following fruit juices: :
Lemon, Orange, Pineapple or Grape
5Itnure It right and mis It together
It's good for whnl alls you In this kind of neatlicr."
Fsiuons Horses at Aortlon. were listed to go under hammer at
'Sim York. Sept. 7. Many of Amer- the auction sale of 8. C. Hildreth'e
lea's nio; celebrated racing horses great stable, which began at Sheeps-
1IM 11 1 '"' - 1 "7 ' " " ' '
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