Railroad
a corporation,
nt
SUMMONS
,M THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE
cTATE OF UKUAjUW run mAU
S HEUK COUNTY
Oregon-Washington
jjiTgation Company,
plaintiff. vg
... k Flower Thebaud.C.W.jTh
. . p,.iflrick Gellerman, Standard
Lyrical company, llmll
.tock company, umu .
tional Bank of Vale Oregon, a corpor
To Standard Commercial Company
tiifprf a Joint Stock Company, one
. ii.. oKnve named Defendants.
01 ,! Name Of The State Of
nreeon, You are hereby required to
.'ear and anBwer the Complaint fit.
d against you In the above entitled
action within Six weeks from the 16th
L of March 19lfc, the date of the
first publication of this Summons and
If you fail to answer for the want
thereof, the Plaintiff will apply to
r.irt for a judgment against
0U for the appropriation of a right
of way over and across the following
described property, to wit:
A strip of land One Hundred (100)
feet wide, lying 60 feet on each side
of the center line of the main track
of the Oregon Eastern line' of the
Oregon-Washington Railroad and Nav
igation Copmany as same is now lo
cated through the Northwest quarter
of the Southwest quarter (NWJ SWJ)
of Section Thirty-Six (36) - Township
Eighteen (18) South,' Range Forty
Four (44) East of the Willamette
Meridian in Malheur County, Oregon,
said center line of track being more
particularly described as follows:
Begining at a point In the West
line of said Section Thirty-Six (36)
and Fourteen Hundred Nine (1409)
feet North of the Southwest corner
thereof ;thence North 43o 14 East,
Sixteen Hundred Fifty-Eight (1658)
feet to a point in the East and West
center line of said Section Thirty-Six
(36) and Eleven Hundred Twenty
Five feet East of the West quarter
section cornerjthereof ;sald strip of land
containing in all Three and Eighty
one-hundreths (3.81) acres.
Also a strip of land one hundred
feet (100) wide, lying Fifty (50) feet
on each side of the said center line
of the main track as same is now
located through Lots one(l) &two(2),
the Southwest quarter of the North
east quarter (SWiNEi)and the South
east quarter of the Northwest quarter
(SEJ NW)of Section Two (2), Town
ship Nineteen (19) South, Range
Forty-Four (44) East of the Willam
ette Meridian, in Malheur County,
Oregon, said center line of track be
ing more particuarly decribed as fol
lows :
Begining at a point in the North
line of said Section Two (2) and
Thirteen Hundred Seven (1307) feet
West of the Northeast corner thereof ;
thnce South 43o 14 West Thirty-Six
Hundred Eight (3608) feet, to a point
in the East and West center line of
said Section Two (2) and Fourteen
Hundred Ninety (1490) feet East of
the West quarter-section corner there
of. Said strip of land contanine in
all Eight and Twenty-Eight Hundred
ths (8.28) acres.
The two above decribed Btrips of
land containing in all Twelve and Nine
Hundredths (12.09) acres, and for a
determination of the compensation to
be paid by Plaintiff to Defendant
therefor, and for its costs and dis
bursements of the action.
This Summons is published in the
Malheur Enterprise, a weekly news
paper, published and of general cir
culation in Malheur County by order
of the Hon. Dalton Biggs, Judge of
the above entitled Court, which or
der jwas made and entered on the 15th
day of March 1912 and directed the
publication of this Summons for Six
weeks in said newspaper commencing
with the 16th day of March 1912; and
that copy of the Summons and com
plaint herein be forthwith mailed to
Joseph Bell, one of the officers of the
defendant Standard Commercial Com,
pany, Limited, at No. 2 Portland
Street, Manchester, England.
P. L. WILLIAMS, H. B. THOMP
SON, GEO. E. DAVIS,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
FORFEITURE NOTICE
Portland, Ore., March 12. 1912.
To J. J. Kenny, W. A. Teutch,
Thomaa Canham, Jr., and C. C. Wil
ton. To you and each of you, your heirs
assigns : You are hereby notified
that we have expended during the cal
ender year, 1911, $100, in labor and
improvement upon Petroleum claim
known as the Nyssa Petroleum & Gas
Group of NEJ of Section 20, In tp 19
of Range 46 east of Willamette
Meridian in Malheur County, State of
Oregon, the location notice of which la
Recorded in . Book fl Page of the
"Records of Oil," in the office of said
eounty clerk of Malheur County, Ore
ton, in order to hold said claims un
der the provisions of section 2324.
Revised Statute of .the United States,
and the amendment thereof approved
January 22. 1880. concerning the an-
al labor of mining claims, being
amount required to bold said mln
,nl claims for the period ending D'
mber 81, 1911
Ad if within SO dava from the per
wal service of this notice or within
m day. Bfter y,, publication thereof,
Jo fall or refuse to contribute your
pwtion of utb tspendlture as o
n", whU-b amounts to $11.4.0, your
'""tin the said claim will Uum
"U l""irty of tha uiularaiiriiad. your
h has made U.e 'e4uir4
".Uitur, ty the Lru ut Mid
M i h.kl.-J Hl.lulaa.
' Mai.b 16, j,ub. My K
U T. T. iM lit httMnt.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICA TION
Vale 0909 Buma nsftfii
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
U, S. Land Office at Vale, Oregon,
March 29, 1912.
Notice is hereby eiven that John R
Turner, of Jamieson, Oregon, who on
April 19, 1909. made homestead entrw
No. 0909, for SJ NWi and NJ SWJ,
Sec. 30. Township 16 S., Range 43
Willamette Meridian, has filed
notice of intention to make Final
Five Year Proof, to establish claim
to the land above described, hefnre
the Register and Receiver of the
United States Land Office., at Vale,
Oregon on the 7th day of May, 1912.
Claimant names as witnesses:
John Norwood, Jake Troost, Mel
ville Kelley, Roe Gray, all, of Jamie
son, Oregon.
BRUCE R. KESTER Register.
WHY HE WAS LATE.
"What made you bo late?"
"I met Smithson."
"Well, that is no reason whv von
should be an hour late getting home to
supper."
"I know, but I asked him how he was
feeling, and he insisted on tsllintr me
about his stomach trouble."
Did you tell him to take Chamber-
Iain's tablets?"
"Sure, that is what he needs." Sold
by Vale Pharmacy.
MALHEUR ENTERPRISE
Vale
U.
01332,
NOTICE tOR PUBLICATION
a ill inrt
Department of the Interior,
. viiicb aivaie, Urepon,
Notic l. hereby givenTat David
Hawkins; of Crowfev. Orecmn JK J
27, 1910. made hnmait..j
V19 f. ..t J....,
iP - l"lr4t ne.'i and
WilkMeridian, hns filed
o """'"" mane nna rive
, ov-aunoii ciaim to the
above described, before the Regis-
ir io unuea states
day of May, 1912.
nim n . .
nil, iimneB as witnesses.
A. lnKvlir tnl. m ri t
f.Mifw T M . r
n , "X mcuune, a i of
Crowley, Oregon.
97 m oe KESTER. Register.
1 May 25
Mav
MO.
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Ranir
notice
Year
land
tpr
Land
2t.h i
Claimant i
Charles
Crowli
April:
ne
Send the
in the east. It will nltns thom k
boost for Vale at the same time.
Aoce Of Application For Patent
Mining Application No. 02105
United States Land Office at Vale,
Oregon.
March 6, A. D. 1912.
Notice is hereby given that the
Metzler Oil & Gas Association whose
post office address is Portland, Mult
nomah County. State of Oreir.m.
through and by Geo. W. Hayes their
attorney in fact whose post offlice ad
dress is Vale. Oreeon. have this dav
filed application for a patent for the
Metzler Oil & Gas Association
petroleum placer mining claim situated
in no organized mining district, Coun
ty of Malheur, State of Oregon, par
ticularly described as follows :
Southeast quarter (SEi) of Section
Twenty-eight (28) in Township Six
teen (16) South of Range Forty-four
(44) East of the Willamette Meridian
in Malheur County. State of Oreeon.
containing one hundred sixty (160)
acres, as given, estimated and desig
nated by the official plat and survey
thereof.
The Location of the said petroleum
placer mining , claim is recorded in
the office of the County Clerk of Mal
heur County, State of Oregon, as fol
lows: The original Notice of Location
in Volume 8 of Oil Record on page
412, on the 21 day of March, A. D.
1910.
Any and all persons claiming ad
versely any portion of said petroleum
placer mining claim embraced In this
application are required to file their
adverse claim with the Register of
the United States Land Office at Vale,
in the County of Malheur, State of
Oregon during the sixty (60) days'
period of publication hereof, or they
will be barred in virtue of the pro
visions of the statute in such case
made and provided.
BRUCE R. KESTER
Register.
First Pub. March 9. 1912
Last Pub. May 11 1912
Rings sized and repaired at New
man's, Ontario.
FORFEITURE NOTICE
Portland Oregon, April 2, 1912.
To D. A. Thompson, Nettie Thomp
son, kdith Downs, T. F. Andrews, Abe
Wallace. Frank Cundiff and F. M.
Thompson.
lo you, and each of you, your as
signs:
You are hereby notified that I have
expended during the calendar year,
1911, siou, in labor and improvement
upon Petroleum Placer claim for the
Kose City Uil and das Association cov
ering the NEJ Section 26, Township
16 South of Kange 44 . W. M., in
Malheur County, State of Oregon, the
location notice of which is recorded in
Book 8, Page 445 of the "Records of
Oil," in the office of said county clerk
of Malheur County, Oregon, in order
to hold said claims under the provisions
of section 2324, Revised Statutes of
the United States, and the amendment
thereto approved January 22, 1880, con
cerning the annual labor on mining
claims, being the amount required to
hold said mining claims for the period
ending December 31, 1911.
And if within 90 days from the per
sonal services of this notice or within
108 days after the publication thereof,
you fail or refuse to contribute your
portion of such expenditure as co-owner
which amounts to $12.50, your interest
in the said claim will become the prop
erty of the undersigned, your co-owner,
who has made the required expenditure
by the terms of said sections of Revis
ed Statutes.
John Kimm
F pub April 6 L pub June 15
'Mv little son has had a very severe
PfiM. I was recommended to try Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy, and before a
small bottle was ttnisnea ne was
well as ever," writes Mrs. H. Silks, 29
rw.,i;n. fitvoaf Kvrlnpv. Australia.
This remedy is for sale be ;Vale Phar
macy.
Notice Of Application For Patent
Mining Application No. 02104
United States Land Office at Vale,
Oregon.
March 5. A. U. liz.
Nntiea is Hereby Given that the
wmr Oil & Gas Association whose
post office address is Porland, Multno
mah County, State oi uregon, inrouKu
.A h r.o. W. Haves their attorney
in fact whose post office address is
v.l. Oree-on. have this day niea ap
plication for a patent for the Wagner
nil A r.aa Association petrohmm plac
er mining claim situated in no organ
ic mtninir district. County oi wai-
heur. State of Oregon, particularly
described as follows :
Th Northwest Quarter (iwwtj oi
c-Hnn Twentv-eiirht (28) In Town-
ship Sixteen (16) South of Range
Forty-four (44) East oi wnmmevw
in? to estimated and
mcruiau, e -- . .
designated area given by the official
plant and survey hereoi, coolm....
one hundred sixty (160) acres.
The location of the saw peiroieu
Jnimr claim is recorded In the
office of the County Clerk of Malheur
County, State of Oregon, as Al
lows : , . t. ,
The original Notice of Location In
Volume 8 of Oil Record on P '".
on the 21 day of March ,A. D-.1911
Any and all persons claiming ad-
i. .. -Hnn nf said petroleum
placer mining claim embraced 1 I. h
application are requires
.... -i.i with the Register of
the United Statea Land Office at Vale.
in the County of Malheur, dm
Oregon during the alty WW
period of publication hereof, or they
.ill t iiirma in ruiuv v. r-
I.ions oflhe statute In such ca.e
made snd provided.
JtegUUr.
first Tub, Marrh, U.
Ut I'ub. May, II lH
Notice Of Application For Patent
Mining Application No. 02106
United States Land Office at Vale,
Oregon.
March 5. A. D. 1912.
Notice is hereby given that the
Damasch Gas & Oil Association whose
post office address is Portland, Mutl
momah County, State of Oregon,
through and by Geo. W. Hayes their
attorney in fact whose post office
address is Vale, Oregon, have this
da filed application for a patent for
the Damasch Gas & Oil Association
petroleum placer mining claim situ
ated in no organized mining district,
County of Malheur, State of Oregon,
particularly described as follows:
Southwest quarter (swJ) of Sec
tion Two (2) in Township seventen (17)
South of Range Fourty-four (44) East
of Willamette Meridian in Malheur
County, State of Oregon, containing
one hundred sixty (160) acres, as
given, estimated and designated by
the official plat and survey thereof.
The location of the said petroleum
Dlacer mininsr claim is recorded in the
office of the County Clerk of Malheur
County State of Oregon, as follows :
The original Notice of Location in
Volume 8 of Oil Record on page 441,
on the 4th day .of April A. D. 1910.
Anv and all persons claiming ad
versely anv portion of said petroleum
placer mining claim embraced in this
application are required to nie their
adverse clairn with the Register of
the United States Land Office at Vale,
in the County of Malheur, State of
Oregon during the sixty (60) days
Deriod of publication hereof, or they
will be barred in virtue of the pro
visions for the statute in such cases
made and provided.
BRUCE K.
Register.
First Pub. March 9,1912
Last Pub May 11,1912
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF MAL
HEUR COUNTY, STATE Or
OREGON.
In the Matter of the Estate of
James P. Anderson, deceased.
IN APPEARING to the Court that
James P. Anderson, Jr., the Executor
of the above entitled estate has here-
nfnr rendered presented and filed In
this Court the final accountof his ad
ministration of the estate of said de
ceased ;
It Is Therefore Ordered, that the
w Hav of Aoril 1912, at eleven
o'clock a. m. be and the aame Is
hereby fixed for the setlement of the
said account, and that the "Clerk give
notice thereof by causing nonce inere
t tn h nnhliahed in the Malheur En
terprise, the newspaper published and
of general circulation in waineur
rnntif Stat of Oretron. once each
w'"Ji -'
and every week for five consecutive
weeks prior to said date or settle
ment. B. C. RICHARDSON
County Judge.
Dated this 26 day of March 1912.
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We Cannot Lay
Too Great Stress
on the Value of
Our Ladies'
and
Children's
READY-TO-WEAR
Dresses!
The Actual Prob
lem in Buying
a Ready-to-wear Garment
is not "What does the
Garment Cost?" But,
"Will it render satisfact
ory service ?" )
Yet IF the PRICE is
the Main Object with you,
Inspect Our Line
Before You Buy !
Our
HAND-BAGS,
ORGANDIES,
LAWNS AND
TRIMMINGS
Are Up-to-the-Minute
Or If it is
Hardware
or
Groceries
You Want,
WE HAVE THE
GOODS!
MALHEUR
FORWARDING
PARID A MV VAU:,
CHILDREN OF
ONTARIO ARE
GRADED AT
THMOMES
Novel Plan, Inaugurated by
Prof. Conklin, is Work
ing Nicely and Children
are Taking More Interest
in Work at Home All
Eager for Perfect Grades
Great interest is being manifested
here and in other parts of the state in
the novel plan inaugurated in the Ont
ario schools by Prof. E. B. Coklin.
The plan is a card system whereby
the parents are asked to grade their
children on the work they do at home.
It includes grading on work nbout
the house,cleanlines8, keeping of tem
per, doing thing without being told,
doing the chores, and in general work
around the home.
Prof. Conklin, some days ago while
speaking at the Vale Chamber of Com
merce, in explaining his card grading
system, said that he was pleased to
be able to say that his plan was working
out in fine style. That In spite of much
discouragement at the begining from
various parents he had already noticed
that everybody in his town was begi
ning to take great interest in the gra
ding. Children at first did not take to
it kindly but now they are as anxious
to have their grade cards at home as
perfect as those at the school.
Prof. Conklin's idea in using this
home grading system is to encourage
the children to help at home, to be
more neat, and to take interest in the
things about them. He stated further
that he found that the chidlren, since
the inauguration of the card system,
seemed to take more general interest
in the school work.
TO BEGIN WORK
OF LAYING STEEL
ON NYSSA EXT.
Character of Constructioa on Nyssa-
Homedale Line Indicates That
It's for Through Traffic
WORK STARTED ON
NEW STAMP MILL
AT RAINBOW MINE
Large Mill Being Built at Big Mine in the Mormon
Basin, Malheur County's Famous Mining District
Preliminary work for the construe
tion of a 100-stamp mill has been
begun at the Rainbow mine. The
mine is under the managment of How
ard S. Lee and has been making ex
cellent showing since the United
States Smelting, Refining and Mining
company bought the property some
two years ago. The property had a
mill on it which was built under the
previous ownership but has proved in
adequate for the present demand. The
company has been planning on im
provements for some time and recent
ly when Mr. Lee and several officers
of the company made a trip to this
city Mr. Lee said that the company
would keep on working the way it has
and probably would make some new
improvements during the coming sea
son.
The work oh the 100-stamp mill
shows that the company is well satis
fied with their property and the show
ing that It has made. It will be push
ed just as fast as possible. It is ex
pected too that electric motive power
will be put into the Mormon Basin
country by the time that the machin
ery is ready to be put in action. With
this and the backing the present own
ers have there is not the least doubt
but that the Rainbow mine will be
come one of the dig producers of the
Northwest.
Jaa. Lawrence of this city made a
trip to Ontario Sunday afternoon and
returned on Monday.
J. A. Williams of Ontario has been
in the city the past week.
M. W.Scott came down from Beulah
the fore part of the week to attend
circuit court.
Nyssa, April 22 According to the
latest information secured here, work
will start in a day or two with 50 men
on tne laying of the steel on the re
cently completed grade between Nysea
and Homedale, which will be a link
in the main line of the O. S. L. to be
built on the south side of the Snake
River between Buhl and Nyssa.
The character of the work being
done on the Nyssa-Homedale extension
reached months ago by the general
public, that the O. S. L. will run is
heavy trains on the south side of the
Snake when that line is completed
from Buhl west. The concrete cul
verts, syphons, etc., on the Nyssa-
Homedale are of the best possible
construction, being reinforced with
heavy steel rods.
Much new acreage Is being put un
der the plow this year for the first
time, in the vicinity of Nynsa. For
instance, in the Kingman colony dis
trict fully 3000 acres of new land will
be brought under cultivation this
spring. Twelve carioaas oi i to 24-
inch pipe have been unloaded at Nyssa
this month for the Irrigation system
at Kingman colony. Piactically every
resident land owner in the Kingman
colony district will this year set out
from five to fifty acres of orchard,
each.
It is reported a 400-acre prune or
chard is being planted this spring at
Arcadia, about three miles west of
Nyssa.
Probablv 400 acres of orchard on
the Idaho side of the Snake river,
tributary to Nyssa, will come into
bearng this year. A number of the
owners of five and ten-acre tracts
here will build homes on their tracts
this year.
That business a Nyssa is improving
is shown by the freight receipts lor
March at Nyssa, which amounted to 19
carloads, bringing the O. S. L. a rev
enue for the month of $15,000.
A three-mile drainage ditch will be
built just to the northwest of Nvssa
this year, and will drain 1300 acres of
fine land. Ths ditch will empty into
the Snake river two miles below Nys
sa. Nyssa is in the fore front when
it comes to drainage, as this plan has
been actively followed here for the
past three years.
NEW STAGE LINE
HELPS HUNTINGTON
The new stage line from Hunting
ton to Mormon is proving just the
thing needed and is being liberally
pa Iron I ted from both ends as Hell as
I . j : . . - . . I .. I. I u.i.i..lu Mi. a
established fa.'t that the haw line will
direct mu'h bualima to this rlty.ssys
the Huntingl'd! N.
I). K. WuraUm eirlvod in the lty
Tuualay alfriMuii on the lr.gti
IisIh fiuin bl "" t Wall.ru. ( My.
Me ttturi.td '!.ui.ly.
Mi. WM., ! l-tlu iMllii.t-r,
Ihs ul tf filtil In this H
Might Get Killed
A victim who had been "held up" the night before was telling
some of friends about it. "But one thing I've learned. After this
I keep my money in the bank. Of course they're always telling you
you about the danger of being robbed and that you ought to keep
your money in a bank, but there is another side to the story. That
fellow might have killed me last night! Now has a man any right to
RISK HIS LFE for a few dollars? A man can stand lo be robbed
of a few dollars if he don't want to keep his money in a bank but
when its'a case of danger of life, you can't take the risk." Did you
ever look at It this way?
The First National Bank
Vale, Oregon
Five Per Cent On Time Deposits Capital Stock $50, 000
Money Sent to All Parts of the World at Lower Rates than Charged
by the Post Office.
DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS:
J. S. Edwards, Pres't T. W. Halliday, First Vice President W. R.
Wilkerson Second Vice Pres't James Munro, Cashier J. E.
Lawrence, Asst Cashier W. J. Graff,
A HORRIBLE VISION
Our manager recentlyJIhad a weird dream:
He was peacefully reposing upon his bed when a strange noise caused
him to partially rise, to find himself gazing into' a pair of fierce looking
eyes not" two feet away. The creature bending over his bed was fearfully
and wonderfully made. The manager was mad and wanted to say "The
Devil," but was also scared, and could only feebly gasp, . "Wh - - - wh - - -what
hayeI ..d - -done?"
His Satanic Majesty straightened up and smiled yea laughed for he
had a keen sense of humor.
"Fear not," he said in a husky voice, "for I bring you good tidings of
great joy, which shall be to you and your boss, for this night, in this bag
beside me are fifty-seven hundred and sixty-four thousand golden ducats.
They belong to you both. I came for the sole purpose of placing and order
and payingjin advance for ten thousand carloads of KING COAL -The
Hottest Stuff in the Unlverte to be delivered when Gabriel toots his
horn." '
With a swish of his tail, a low bow, and a cordial but painfully em
phatic "See You Later," he made a noise like a purple calico apron and
faded away.
MORAL: If the devil doesn't know what makes a hot fire, who does?.
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