LA ORANDE EVENING OBSERVED, THURSDAY, MAY 2,1912.
1 1 ' 1 .-. M iiiiirjiijoaJiM--i I
Values Ibttrawdinary Investigate
' ACRE TRACT IMPROVED. 7 FURNISHED HOME FOR SALE. J I SNAP IN AN ORHARD.ii V i J
. , , , ACRE TBAi.1 iwrttuviv. ; . ( . Tha biffffest bargain ever offered; 35 acre orchard,
;, Good 5 room house. Good barn, Fine soil, bearing a buyer can secured this week, one of the choice twel old hs alway8 reqeived,th8 best of care,
trees; just outside city limits, sidewalk leading to the five ro0m homes-.of the city will be offered, furmshedor flne gin non.froat beit.' $8750 buys it. .This' is, only
Northside public school. Owner needs the money. This unfurnished; close m; cement walks paid ,forj modern. $ acre and the trees are now loaded with buds,
"place sold for $1800 .two years ago; in order to get cash Everything as it should be. To the right parties very Jn & w d& be .Q blossom - This year's crop
jl sold, .within 10 days $1350 will secure this splendid liberal terms will be granted. ; ; ,,;,:, should produce 9000 boxes, and should exceed this esti-
property. , mate. This orchard has produced 9000 boxes; as a mat-
r. " " . . , TWO BUSINESS CHANCES." ter of fact 9000 boxes this year is a very conservative
t , CLOSE IN HOME . -- store The owner has made estimate. $3000 will handle this. - V r ' '
Well built. five room. house on Washington avenue, -ln'tire- . ., . r , . ,. . . :
stone' foundation," barn renting .for $2.50 per month. and n0 d.esir 68 dnp,fi Iin hnnosi- r TOEXCHANOE. ?,
Owner bought same on contract, reverses unforeseen at :SSSd- A man in Enterprise has property to the . value of
time ofpurse JSS&e-j ut $2,000 for which he desires to exchange fof La
fers this property at $1300, 4UU casti required or se jgw make a decided success Call at office for Grande property improved or unimproved. , .
cured paper. This property should not.be on the mar- t""" decidea succe8S- dUdlu ...... about $2,000, which he desires to exchange for La
ket but a very few days at this sacrifice price. i M , particulars, .... . .. . . . . . ,
Geo; H.-Currey
IOKDIMANCE NO. 698, SERIES 1912.'
. An ordinance declaring the st of j
Installing a aewer In section 2, of
".Sewer tX'.Urlct No. 3, of 'the city of j
La Gnande, Oregon, under contract
Villi the 0. II. .Sutherland 'company; I
. thn nmiinrlv 'hunofltod I
UUkUIUII.... I ,- - - - i
thereby; lovylng on atmosBineiiii mer
on 'to defray -the coats and expenses
taf the Improvement ; providing for the
niltes-smeiit roll of the same and dl
Tectrng tho entry of said assessment
Id the docket of city lions; providing
h time when the 'same shall become
delinquent and requiring the city re
corder to prepare a special (assess
ment Poll in accordance with the as
sessment heroin levied and to collect
toad assessment.
; The city of La Grande does ordain
as follows:
Section 1. That the council has
considered the proposed assessment of
the property, benefited by the insml
Intton of aso'wer In section 2, of Sew
er District No. 3, In Ithe oty of Ua
Grande, Oregon, Installed under con
Itraot with the O. H. Suthnrtand com
pany, .and nil objections made there
to, nd hereby aBtei taliiB, determines
ttrA rlnrlArna thn whole COflltS of Bald
Imiprovoiuont In the manner provided
"by rosoluC 'on July passed :by the coun
cil on the IHth day of October, 1911,
.to be the emu of $4,301.07. and the
iproporty hereafter described U spe
Getting Left
is what those niiisuidcd
mortals arc (loin.!? who buy
wheels on the strength of
their being "just ns good'
as the Columbia bicycle.
There, is no other wheel
just as good and certainly
none better. The Colum
bia wheel stands for all
that is superior in bicycle
construction gr ace.
beauty and ease of run
ning. New stock just ar
rived. Leighton's Garage
n
Vacuum
HOUSE ('-LEA XI NO
U'llOLSTEItlX;
H'RNITCRE ItlTAllUXn
1 n
SI ATT HESS MAKI0 ft
i f. nEM.n orii,
rilONE RED fifli. I
cially benefited by said Improvement
and the special and peculiar benefits
accruing to each lot and parcel there
of or parcel of land within the as
sessment district and which Is so spe
cially benefited by reason of said im
provement, and which has been equit
ably apportioned winuiig mi iuuuho,
lOtS, parts Or UIOCKS ailU Uno, muua
and real estate, bounding, abutting,!
contiguous, fronting and adjacent and(
tributary to such ..'mprovement and
uH.Hifn Aha llntrli'h nroa,tert for the l)Ur-
bf making bucIi Improvement to the
extent of the benellts to such lots,
parts of lots, land ftnd real estate by
reason of the Improvement and in no
oaso In excess "of Bald benellts, and
the amount set opposite the descrip
tion or number of eacli lot or part
thereof, or .parcel. of land for mhich
said respective narcels Is assessed Is
as follows:
Cbaulhrt Addition to the City of La
Grande' Oregon.
M. R. church, lot 1, block 51..$ 54.77
M. IS. Church, lot 2, block 61.. 54.T7
Joseph MUrtln, lot 1, block 52. . 43.03
,1. W. McAU'.'stor, lot 2, block 52 43.03
Kthel Lewis, lot 3, block 62... 43.03
Milml T.bwIh lot 4. block 52... 43.03
T T. Camna. tdt 1. block 63.. 43.03
.1. L. Cavana, lot 2, block 53. . . 43.03
E. G. Adieook, lot 3, block f3. . . 4J.u.i
13. G. Adcock, lot 4, block 53.... 43.03
li 1. nrooks. lot 1. 'block 54.. 43.03
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THE UOLDEN KcLE CO.
Manv Fatal
I Diseases
Show theii1 first symp
toms in the eyes. That
fact alone should estab
lish your confidence in
the importance of hav
ing your eyes properly
.examined on the first
appearance of discom
fort. WE HAVE THE
INSTRUMENTS
necessary for making
the fullest scientific eye
examinations, and noth
ing is left undone that
can be done to find the
cause of trouble.
I GRIND ALL MY
GLASSES
Eyesight
Specialist
Office 3 doors sast of
Golden Rule.
Jennie S. Bramwell Est., lot 2
.block 54 43.03
J. L. Ruby, lot 3, block 54. ... . 43.03
Grant Bros., lot 4, block 64. ... . 43.03
J. L. Cava.na, lot 5, block 54..-' 43.03
J. L. Cavana, lot 6, block 54.. 57.38
Martha Geddes, lot 1, block 55. 67.38
H. S. Oavana, Idt 8, bfock 55.. 43.03
H. S. Cuvana, lot 9, block 55.. 43.03
H. S. Cavana, lot 10, .block 65. 43.03
J. Y. Walnun, N' lot 11, block
55 ..- , 21.52
J. Y. Walnun, lot 12, block
55 21.52
Fred j: Smith, SVfc lot 11, bl'ock
55 21.52
Fred J. Smith, -SV4 lot 12, block
55 21.52
Ella White, lot 6, block 56.... 43.03
1311a White, lot 6, bock 56.... 43.03
John' Wilson, lot 7, block 56.. 43.03
John Wilson, lot 8. bfock 66. 43.03
.Mrs. Frank Jackson, lot 6 block
57 43.03
Mrs. Frank Jackson, lot 6 block
57 43.03
H. R. Hanna, lot 7. block 57.. 43.03
H. R. Raima, lot 8, block 57.. 43.03
Mrs. Anna Lottes, rot 3 block
58 54.77
Julius Roesch, lot 4, block 58. 54.77
C. U. Hibberd. lot 7, block 75. . 35.86
C. IS. H"bberl, lot 8, block 75. . 35.86
C. R. Hibberd. N 10 feet o lot
!), Mock 75 3.91
R. W. Laughlln, S 100 feet of
lot 9, block 75 39.12
Gorman L. Church, lot 10, block
75 .'. 43.03
Thos. McConnell, lot 11, block
75 43.03
Advent Church, lot 12, block 75 43.03
Titos. MlcConnell, lot 5, block 76 43.03
Thos. McConnell, lot 6, block 76 43.03
TlW McConnell, lot 7. block 76 43.03
Thos. McConnell, lot 8, block 76 43.03
L. F. Ryan, lot 5, block 77 43.03
Thos. .McConnell, lot 6, block 77 43.03
Thos. McConnell, lot 7, block 77 43.03
Tiros. M'cConnell, lot 8, block 77 43.03
Thos. McConnell, lot 4, block 78 52.57
Thos. -McConnell, lot 5, block 78 52.57
Thos. McConnell, lot 6, .block 78 52.61
F. L. Waters, lot 1, block 79.. 52.64
V. L. Waters V lot 2. block
79 26.28
Laura B. Jackson, EVi lot 2,
block 79 26.28
Laura B. Jackson, lot 3, block
79 52.57
John MtKennon. Ibt 1, block 80 43.03
John McKemion, lot 2. block 80 , 43.03 j
John McKennon, SVi lot 3,
block SO 21.52 j
John .M'cKennon, SVi lot 4,
block 80 21.52
John Frawley, NV6 lot 3, block .
SO 21.52
John Frawley, N'l.i lot 4, block
SO 21.52
C. J. Black, lot 1. block SI 43.03
C. J. Black, lot 2, block 81. .. 43.03
C. J. Black, lot 3, block SI ... . 43.03
C. J. Back, lot 4. block 81.... 43.0.1
Public School, N 120x340 feet.. 266.02
(lnirtrnn's Addition to the City of Lit
GriHidc, Oregon
(Warren's Subd. of Blk 6.)
Francis MoSluiiu. lot 7, block 6 37.S9
Mrs. Bertha Anderson, lot 8,
block 0 37.39
R. P. Day, Rut., lot. 9. block C 37.39
K. P. T)av Est. lot 10. block 6- 37.39
E. P. Dav Est, lot 11, block 6 37.39
E. P. Day Est. lot 12. block 6 37.39
Clara V. Crawford. W 50 feet
TEETH
without PUn
MODERN BRIDGING
By our interchangeable bridge tool
we are pleasing the most fastidious in every
technical point.
A bridge tool can be changed or a broken
tooth replaced in, a few minutes "-without
the removal of the bridge. No gold .to show.
' lot 7. block 7 . i 39.59
J. M. MoShaln, SE lot 7,
block 7 39.59
P. J. Llllle, lot 8, block 7 79.18
Mary Noble, lot 1, block 12 ... . 28.48
Mary Noble, lot 2, block 12.... 44.48
Mary tfobje, lot 3, block 12... 28.69
Mary Noble, lot 4, block 12... 28.69
Helen McClure. lot 6, block 12 28.C9
Henry Lonan, N 120 feet W side
of block 13 56.92
Dolla Walker, lot 1, block 14.. 74.33
Delia Walker, lot 2, block 14. . 74.25
Delia Walker, lot 3, block 14.. 74.33
H. U. RJ.'ce, lftt 4, exep. 25x125
In SE corner, block 15 56.07
Mrs. Dora Schllke, lot 5, exep.
47x112 In SW corner, block 15 39.93
.Mrs. Dora Schilke, W 20 feet
of lot 6, block 15 15.64
V. E. Adler, 25x112 In SE of
lot 4, block 15 18.26
W. B. Adler, 47x112 In SW of
lot 5, block 15 34.32
W. S. Snook. E 75 feet lot 6,
block 15 58.68
Golden Rule Co., lot 3, block 17 74.41
Golden Rule Co., lot"4, block 17 74.41
Genevieve BoU,nenkamp, lot 1,
bfock 18 74.33
Genevieve Bohnenkninp, E 48'
feet lot 2, block 18 - 37.56
J. E. LeFebvre, W 47 feet lot
2, block 18 36.77
J. E .LeFebvre, E 24 feet lot
3, block 18 18-7S
Fred Giebel, W 71 feet lot 3
block 18 55.55
Mrs. G. E. Ivanhoe, lot 1, block
19 74.41
Mrs. G. E. Ivanhoe, lot 2, .block
19 74.41
and the recorder of the city of La
Grande la here- directed to prepare
a special assessment roll In (accord
ance with the foregoing assessment
and enter said assessment in the
docket of -city Hens.
Section 2. It is further provided
that s-ald assessment shall become due
and ipayable Immediately after the
same 'i entered In the docket of city
liens and delinquent within ten (10)
(fay thereafter.
Section 3. When the recorder of
the city of La Grande shall have com
pleted the special assessment roll in
accordance with the provisions of this
ord 'nance he shall without delay give
pt least five (5) days notice In one or
more of the newspapers having gen
eral circulation In said city, of the
time when such 'assessment will be
come' delinquent and also that said as
sessments may be pal'd In Installments
provided :each property owner shall
make application therefor within ten
(10) days from the date of the first
publication of ssV notice. Said ap
plication to be made under and by
v'rtue of the provisions of Chapter
6, Title 26. Lord's Oregon Laws.
ThU ordinance shall be In full force
and effect from and after Its passage,
approval by the mayor and publica
tion In one Issue of the La Grande
Evening Observer, on and after the
1st day of Miay, 1912.
Passed, the council on this, the 25th
day of AiprM, 1912, by eight council
men voting therefor.
Approved by the mayor on this, the
261 ll dav of April, 1912.
W. J. CHURCH, Mayor.
ATTEST:
C. M. HU-MPHREYS,
iRpcordor of the City of La Graildt!.
Efficient
Sterilization
All Instruments Iiuthe op
erating department are
sterilized by the most effi
cient methods known to
prevent the transmission
of disease. "
system
o(M I'ATIKM'S the past
few months to speak for
our gentle operating, hon
est dealing and satisfac
tory work. Come In and
see us. Advice freely given.
1ST ORDER BY
RECALLED
TliLL'G ItiA PHE RS REMEMBER THE
FIRST TRAIN ORDER.
Mrs. E. II. Ilarrlinan Is One of tho
Big Contrflmtors Towurd Tablet
Harriman, N. Y May 2. With in
teresting exercises and In the pres
ence of a distinguished gathering, a
tablet erected 'by the Association of
Railroad Telegraph Superintendents
and the ,01d Time Telegraphers' as
sociation to commemorate the sending
of the first telegraphic trfaln order In
1S51 was unveiled here today. It was
from the Erie railroad station at this
place, which was then known as Tur
ner, that the first telegraphic order
was sent by Charles Minot, the rail
road's general superintendent.
. The tablet commemorating the
event is of bronze and was designed
by Charles Keck of New York City.
It is six feet high by three feet, three
inches wide, and cost $4,000. The $2,
000 base ulpon which the tablet rests
was quarried from the Harriman es
tate, and was given by Mrs. E. H.
Harriman. The next largest contribu
tor to the fund was Andrew Carnegie,
who became a telegraphy operator
when he was 14 years old, and -who
is said to have sent the first tele
graphic traPn order on the Pennsyl
vania railroad at Pittsburg in 1S52.
A Grw9ome Pun.
A foreigner who was at work shovel
ing ore in tho bottom of a vessel which
lay In the port of a city in northern
Ohio jumped upon the bucket to ride
out of the hold. The increased burden
broke the hook by which the bucket
was attached to the lifting cable. Man
and bucket fell back into the hold, and
the man received injuries from -which
be died. An udmlulstrntor was ap
pointed, who sue3 the hoisting coiu
pnuy for damages. The lawyer em
ployed for the plaintiff was In conver
sation one day with a frioud, who re
marked: "I should think that the company,
after nn accident like that, would lose
no time In installing stronger hoisting
apparatus. It ought to be sufficient
warning." ;.' ' . ' '
"Sufllciont!" exclaimed the lawyer.
"Why, man. that was "only n drop In
the bucket." Philadelphia North Amer
ican, - . ' . -
OI R PRICE IS RIGII T.
n-i. r...
:
Porcelain t-'rowus r?..
Bridge Work
GoM Filling . ... Sl.fib nil PEOPLE heart affections
Silver Filling
rr-.
Other Filling oOc, ,.,c,
Extraction 0c the least pain or danger.
IVpSSSrE MODERN DENTISTS rErarLSS
nn. THOS. C. OHM ART, 1). M.Dm mgr.
OVER NEWLIVS DRUG CO, Cor Repot St. & Admns Ave. la Grande,
Real Estate
NO. 20
Report of the Condition of the '
COVE STATE BANK,
at Cove, In the- gtlate of Oregon, at the
close of 'business, April 18, 1912.
Resources. -
Loans and discounts 40,512.36 .
Overdrafts, secured and un-
secured none
Bonds and warrants ...... none
Stocks and other securities. . none. :
Banking house ; . , 650.00 ;
Furniture and fixtures..... 1,426.00
Other real estate owned .-. . none -.
Due from banks (not reserve -
banks) none -.
Due from approved reserve
reserve banks 15,903.27 -
Checks and other cash
Items none '.
Exchanges for clearing
house none
Cash on hand 3,397.99
Total ;.. . 61,888.62
Liabilities
Capital stock pald..ln ....'..$ 15,000.00
Surplus fund ............. 1,000.00
Undivided profits, less ex- '
penses and taxes paid ... 502.75
Dividends unpaid none -
Due to banks and bankers. none
Deposits due state treasur- ...
' er . none
Individual deposits subject
. to" check 31,250.67
Demand certificates of de- . ;
,ipos!t 6,244.48
Certified checks none'
Cashier's checks outstand
ing none
Time certificates of deposit 7,890.72
Savings deposits , none
Notes and bills rediscounted none
Bills payable for money bor- ;
rowed : ; none
Certificates of deposit issued '
for money borrowed . . . . none
Reserved for taxes ... ..none
Liabilities other than above . ,
stated : none
Total 61,888.62
State of Oregon, County of Union, ss
I, Hugh McCall, cashier of the above
named bank, do solemnly swear that
the above statement Is true to the
best of my knowledge and belief.
, HUGH McCALL, Cashier. ;
Subscribed and swonr.to beVre me
this 1st day of May, 1912.
SAMUEL G. WHITE, Notary Public.
Correct -Attest; i
h. BRAZILLE,
"""" M. J. DUFFEY,
S. G. REE9, ' J
Directors."
f sclentinc meth.
a: nn ods we are removing all
teeth practically without
'" na.:n
$5.00 NERVOUS and those with
75c11'? havlnftheV,e,?
jTnn extracted, cavities drilled
$1.00 and nervea remoVed without
Ore (ron