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REDMOND HI’OKE.IM AN
THE STORE
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MUNZ
When jMMipli* com«* a distance of 100 mile» and over to buy
their Hardware. Farm Implement«, Paint*, Oil«, Hla»», etc., of a
firm, the natural concluNion i» that that firm ha« twined a reputa­
tion for tf'*>d good» that are »old at «ati»factory price» to the
buyer.
Thi» briiiK« u* down to the meat of the »tory— the Hardware
and Implement Houwe of Alfred Munz, Redmond, Oregon.
Thi»
store, without exaggeration, carrie» the largest »tock of the above
good» of any «tore in Central Oregon, and draw » trade from a ter­
ritory reaching 100 mile« and more distant.
There i» a reason, and that reason i»: A complete »tock to
select from, courteous treatment, square dealing, and fair prices,
a combination that proclaims good merchandising.
You will be satisfied if you do your buying at
•y
The Store of
T
MUNZ
at Redmond
carbolic acid
He puts carbolic arid
engineer of the Tumalo Project, made
In the salt at a ratio uf one to fifty
a trip to Salem last week and at­
and says rattle will eat It as readily
tended a meeting of the Desert Land
aa the pure salt
He weighs out
Hoard
Several Important subjects
pounds of salt, then uses a half
were discussed and decided upon.
pint of v i per cent carbolic acid In
Probably the one of most Interest
enough water to thoroughly wet the
to the settlers here Is the decision
salt and miles It well
to proceed with the work by force
He wuiild adtlse finding carbolic
account.
Some of the work will,
acid ocasslonally In teaspoon doses H K t t l M T sTOHM D U I \ \ I Vi­ however, be let out In small con­
as a precautionary measure, putting
lli li •>! Vi Ills — raO M R U X M tracts to local parties.
a teaspoon of the acid In a pint of
It was decided to use a steel
W ERE F I T H I T OF COMMI*. flume In the feed canal below the In­
water and mixing
In the grain
Where he Is sure the disease Is
take and bids were received from
SION MIR SHORT TIME.
present he would use ahortlon-
different companies who manufacture
bacterln. manufactured by the Mul-
them The bid of the Coast Culvert
As tills section of the »tale 1« ford Company, though he still haa
A Flume Co. was lower by about
»r •-1X Interested In dairying »tut faith In carbollr add
$6,000 than any of their competi­
It"- dairymen want to keep their
l-ast Thursday 1-aldla* was visited tors. but their flume has not been
jerila u « lean an possible from Infer-
Mr. laiuregaard will go to
by the heaviest storm of rain and tested.
Item, the subject of contagious abor­
lightening we have had for years Portland Saturday and If the test
tion In dairy herds Is one that a|>-
About 2 30 In the afternoon a cloud Is satisfactory their bid will be ac­
sals to them, and this week we
came up from the northwest with a cepted.
gain publish some valuable Informa-
Arrangements have been made
heavy gust of wind
It rained for
«•m about the above contagion, taken
about half an hour, almost stopped whereby a bank at Hend will handle
Jrom the Itural Spirit
for a while, and then rained for all vouchers given In payment for
The money In the general
II C Hails, the Holstein breeder
another half hour. Those who wit-I work.
Oranger, Wn . referring to the
uesed It say the rain came down In fund of the state treasury Is now ex­
(From the Tumalo Times)
31 tide on contagious abortion In
sheets. If this had been a country hausted and all further payment
^kal * ■ »‘ k w Rural Spun H.lta t.
The work on the Tumalo Irriga­ with numerous canyons It would will be by state warrant.
c l os e l y
agrees
s i t h Mr
Mi
Since the bank will pay on the
tion Project la proceeding rapidly have been a "cloudburst " Of course,
^ r o a k e v aa t o t he | M M l l ) o f • M
Sixteen teams were put at slip work being fairly flat, most of the water vouchers the men can avoid delay
ant precaution nnd also that he Wednesday morning, near Camp 4
stayed on, doing much good to the In getting their money.
The board authorized Mr. Laure-
s not consider It a hard matter
The camps are almost completed, crops
jn stamp out anil keep the disease although ('amp 2 and Camp I. near
According to the co-operative ob­ gaard to purchase a Ford automo­
ut of a herd
lie goes a little fur- the Intake, are not unite finished server's record the heaviest rain bile for use on the project and he
Iher than Mr Mct’ roskey In one par- The main working force were at amounted to I (¡3 Inches
l.atrr In gave the agent the order Monday
f l ‘ ular
He la positive the abortion Camp 3. west of Anderson Bros ’ | the day we had slight showers, mak- , evening.
All the members of the Desert
(•rut Is present In every herd In Ranch, the fore part of the week Ing the total rainfall almost 1.7$
(.and Hoard will be here and visit
merles at all times and only awaits They are clearing the trees and brush Inches
favorable conditions to become ac- from the right of way near there. 1 The lightning which accompanied i this project about August 18. They
!l*e
This la why he says precau- since It Is cleared near Camp 4
the stoam frightened many people will also visit the Central Oregon
lonary measures should he kept up
All of the roaila near the ditch w ho have lived In the West for some Irrigation C o. the Deschutes l.and
d all times
He would buy a row line that supplies will have to be time, but Eastern people thought | Co at I.a Pine, and the Paisley
rom an aborting herd as soon as hauled over have been repaired and nothing of It
A heavy bolt struck Project.
rum any other has done II know culverts and bridges built. Some of the Hell Company's line where It
Ugly In time past and he would the carpenters are now liuay build- ; crosses the latldlaw-Rend road at the
jot expert to lose any calves
Ing stone boats and other apparatus top of the grade Several poles were
Nine years ago Mr. Itavls came for use In construction. Teams were splintered and a lot o f the wire was
n possession of an aborting herd being used last week and the fore­ melted
Friday afternoon the line
le began at once to use preventive part of this week to drag the pulled was being repaired.
neasiires
Klrst he uses a carbolic trees and blasted stumps from the
This rain will relieve the farmers j
eld solution to wash out the vagina right o f way
There are quit* a of the necessity of Irrigating for a
'arhollc arid Is the beat disinfectant few sawlogs cut from the right of short time. Some crops will need no
or this purpose, unless there Is In­ way and they will probably be uaed further Irrigation. This rain, with
flammation, In which case he would for lumber on the work
the 2 6 Inches which fell In June. | The last legislature passed a new
tar boric arid. He also fed carbolic
Ity another week the teams which amounts to over 4 Inches, or about eatray law. and for the benefit of
^rld In the grain and has fed as have been put on lately will have one-third of the average yearly rain­ farmers and others taking up estrays
the law Is here published In full, as
high as a tahlespoonful at a time. mtide unite a show lug
fall.
follows:
He says It la all right to give rar-
Section 1— It Is hereby provided
\ C WTTAI.IHT.
tmllr add In water, but would use
that any animal of an unknown
"That man Is one o f our leading
long necked bottle and see that
owner unlawfully running at large or
It was well down the neck.
capitalists." said Miss Cayenne
lawfully running at large and tres­
Only one cow aborted after he got
"D idn’t know he was In that line
passing within a legal enclosure Is
the herd and he has only lost two at all. What la his specialty?”
an eatray and may be taken up by
itiore In sll the nine years
He dis­
"Th e capitalisation of the letter
any householder;
provided, how­
infected the stable with carbolic •P / "
ever, that no eatray, unless unlaw­
> !d
Now he uses any good dlsln-
(From the Tumalo Times)
Spokesman Classified ads bring
fully running at large, shall be taken
ectant In the stable, but there la
Engineer O. I.auregaard, project up In the months of April. May, June,
nthlng In hla opinion better than results try them don’t cost much
ELECTRICAL STORM AT
LAIDLAW EAST WEEK
I
ABORTION
WORK ON THE
TUMALO PROJECT
TAKING ÖP ESTRAYS
STEEL FLUME IN j
THE FEED CANAL
July, August. September. October
and November, except that vicious
or breachy animals may be taken up
In any month.
Section 3— All persons taking up
an estray animal shall immediately
state under oath before the nearest
Justice of the peace where and when
said stray animal was taken up and
If damages are claimed said Justice of
the peace shall proceed at once to as­
certain the damage by appointing
two resident freeholders who shall
within five days assess the damages
and mbke due returns to the jus­
tice of the peace.
Section 3 Any person taking up
an estray shall at once use all agen­
cies of communication within his
power, exercising due diligence. In an
attempt to ascertain the owner of the
same, and if no owner is discovered
within ten days after taking up such
animal, he shall make full and com­
plete proof before such justice of the
peace, showing due diligence in as­
certaining the owner of such animal,
and such evidence must be made and
kept complete upon the records of
the justice of the peace, showing
each and every effort made by the
taker-up of said estray. and when
satisfactory proof of due diligence In
attempting to find the real owner is
proven to the satisfaction of the Jus­
tice of the peace by affidavit and
made of record in the public records
of the office of such magistrate, the
justice of the peace may order notice
of sale of such estray to be given
by publication and such notice shall
be the beginning of an action against
such unknown owner.
Section 4— If no owner Is found
within 20 days thereafter, the per­
son Inking up said animal shall serve
notice upon the unknown owner of
such estray animal by publication In
any local newspaper of general cir­
culation in such county, particularly
describing the earmarks and brands
on the animal taken up. the date of
the taking, and any other Informa­
tion that might assist the unknown
owner in finding his stock; such no­
tice shall be published once each
week for three weeks, and such notice
shall also name the year, the month,
the day and the hour on which such
estray animal will be offered for sale
to satisfy damages, costs of keeping
and all expense Incurred, including
the Justice fees and costs of adver­
tising and sale and such other costs
or expense as may have been regu­
larly made.
flection 5— The nearest constable
shall act as auctioneer and the per­
son taking up such animal may bid
at such sale, and the proceeds of such
sale shall go, first to pay the ex­
penses of the sale, second, the ex­
penses of the justice of the peace and
of publication of notice, and third,
to pay the expense of keeping such
animal, and finally to pay the dam­
ages done by such stray animal as
assessed by the justice o f peace afore­
said. and the buyer of such animal
shall, if the proceedings are regular,
obtain a perfect title to such animal.
Every item of cost or damage or
other expense shall be entered in the
docket of such justice of the peace,
which docket shall show in detail
every step in the proceedings from
the date of taking up said animal to
the sale thereof, the costs of said
sale, selling price and the net pro­
ceeds. but nothing herein shall pre­
vent the owner from re-taking such
estray if he shall pay to the taker-
up all costs, expenses and damages
to that date
Section 6— Any balance remain­
ing after all costs, expenses and dam­
ages are paid shall remain in the
hands of the justice of peace as a
trustee for the owner and if such
owner shall appear and claim such
money within six months thereafter,
it shall be paid over to him. taking
his receipt therefor, but If six months
shall elapse and no owner be found,
the justice of peace shall then pay
the same to the county clerk, who
shall place the same in the school
fund of the county to the credit of
the school district in which such ani­
mal was taken up and the county
clerk shall enter the record of such
proceedings in his estray docket, but
such school district shall be liable
to the rightful owner of such money
for a period of three years. And If
such owner shall establish his right
to said money the school bi^rd shall
order the clerk of such district to
forthwith Issue the school district's
warrant to such owner for the full
amount of the money received by It
from the county clerk for the sale
j f such animal.
Section 7— Any person who shall
take up any estray otherwise than
according to the provisions of this
art, or shall be proven to have not
exercised due diligence to ascertain
the rightful owner of said estray,
shall be deemed guilty of larceny and
shall be subject to such penalty as
the law provides for such crime.
Section 3— All acts and parts of
acts In conflict herewith, and espe­
cially Sections 5 (1 «. 5617, 5618.
5619. 5620, 5621 and 5623 are here­
by repealed.
Filed In the office of the Secretary
of State, February 21, 1913.