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TUB
RKDMONI) HPOKF8MAN
jtprliuc In Set- 24, Tp. 2» H, It
2« K
I) li 11tint of Uiwer Bridge, for
thè Irrlgailon of 57 aerea, Includlng
doine»lle »iipply, »Itti Ihe water» of
Hquaw rceek, dlverted III Sei- 32. Tp
13 8 . II. 12 K .. alno H I,. iluDt di­
verta water from anttie polnt for thè
Irrlgailon of 103 acri»
J W llerry of Staterà, for thè Ir-
rlgation of 180 aerea, dlvertlng water
from Trout and Cold Sprlng rreeka.
In Se» » 9 and 35. Tpa. 14 and 15 S ,
R. 9 B.
J. I). Bowman of Hlatera, for thè
Irrlgatbgi of 40 aerea, dlverllng water
from Squaw creek. In Set- I I , Tp 15
H . It lo ■
B. I). Alien of llay creek, for thè
Irrlgailon of 12 aerea, dlvertlng
water from Hmall creek. In Tp 11 8 ,
R |fl ■
C. J Siindqulat of Prlnevllle. for
thè Irrlgailon of 40 aerea wllh water»
of »mali atream dlverted In Bete 32.
Tp 11 • . It 11 ■
li. H Buahnell of Koberta, for tho
Irrlgailon of HO aerea wlth water dl­
verted from Bear creek. In Set: 16,
Tp 11
B 17 K
H J da rri» of Itedmond, for Irrl-
gatlon of 30 aerea, dlvertlng water
from Squaw creek In Sec. 28. Tp 15
S . It 10 K
A. A McCord of Prlnevllle. two
perniila to dlvert water from MrKay
( teck. II, Sec 88. Tp |t S , R. 1« K.
One for Irrigatlou of 21 aerea, thè
other 40 aerea
The II ckc I i ute» Reclatnation and Ir-
rlgatlon Company of Iieachutes. for
Irrlgailon of 50 aerea. Includlng do-
meatlc aupply, dlvertlng water from
Heachutes rlver In Sec. 29. Tp 17 8..
K 12 K.
Mr» llorachel of Prlnevllle. for Ir-
rlgatlon of 25 aerea, dlvertlng water
from U t i l e Bear creek, In Sec. 21,
Tp i t a., b 17 e .
Annle M. Mayfleld of Prlnevllle. Ir-
rlgatlon of 118 aerea wlth water» of
Crooked rlver. In Sec. 5. Tp. 17 8.,
It 17 K
Arnold Ke*ter o f Prlnevllle, Irriga­
tine of 20 arre», from MrKay creek.
lo Sec. 8. Tp. 14 8., R. 1« K
he Pure Food Laws
Protect You
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NOW
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ALL KINDS OF GREEN AND FRESH VEO ETA ULES ARE
NOW ON SALE AT Ol R STORK.
REMEM HER. WE ARK IIEADQC AHTKRS FOR GOOD THINKS
TO EAT.
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accordinaly In the amount of (he
aald sum In favor of the City of
Prlnevllle In payment of the aume
In the matter of the C K Mr-
Howell road
l-eft In the handa of
the county ]udRe with (tower to act
In the matter of the county water
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maaler
Ordered that the clerk be
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Inatrtlcted to draw a warrant In the
Il M .» . o \ I |( | I M I* I \ \ \ M N r o
aum of Three Hundred Itollara
• 1300 1 In favor of \V. F Kin*, the
< o s | m « mm »
aame to be ronaldered and la hereby One Hundred and Fifty-four
declared to be in payment of and in
for the Appropriation
lieu uf all travelltiR eipenaea allowed
or tn lie allowed by thla county to
o f Water
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It« m >| *»U|M *rl»ilrtt<|rtif
«if
Ueorge llrewater, county water maa-
ter. for the year be« Inn I me March 1.
I r u b i ir
IU * Ir t i « H o lt
fu r
1914. and endlUK December 31, 1914
I I I « O w n \ il lo»»*« ib i I r
Jud rc SprlttRer dlaaented
In the matter of the auto fnr the EIGHT ISSI ED TO C ON­
county arhool auperlntendent
Or-
STRICT RESERVOIRS
■lered that the contract of March 5.
ml Jourtieil
ui of I ti •• cumi'v 1914. Iietwecn the county and Super­
:« afl
Cairi convened at (hr court biium intendent Myera be canceled In open
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Pit •»111«*, O re , mi March ! " 1914 court and that the clerk be Inatrurted
•t I" a tn
Present <i Springer to cancel and declare void warrant
I nder Permits It Is Proposed
No 4.1», Claaa 28. payable lo the
jH< • It II lt«yl»y an.l Wlllla «
R| i « ii .
commissioner*.
War ran Huff Noble Auto Company, which waa
to Irrigate 2R.ÌJ91 Acres, De­
B - » n . clerk Frank Klkina sheriff drawn In compliance with aald ron-
velop
21,‘JfiM Horsepower at an
l ract
Hi
In» ilia u r n (In- i. r • >. 111 ti t;»
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c
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p » tin» matter of the Wllholt bridge
Estimated Cost o f $2..'»00,000
In the matter of material for Iu>ep
matter o f ( i q g l r l a i » bond In
u
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Contract alRtied by
Bum uf »(.,ono from the C o m I canyon treatle
B iti I r k Company » a a reconsidered the county and Coaat llridRe Com­
• a l W< It appearing tii the satisfaction of pany whereby the company »Rrcca to
During the quarter ending March
nirt that i I ik material h «» al furntah certain specified material for
w| lb'
the treatle over Deep canyon and the 1 31, 1914, State Engineer John H.
l*i
ly
been
ileltyrr*"!
ami
la
in*»
»n
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lb ground. and It further ap|- arlng county to (tay the aum of SI* Thou- I.ewis, Issued 154 permits for the ap­
ul It tit a Imnd In the aunt of 14.On» la a aanil Itollara (»8.000) for the aame. I propriatimi of water. Including eight
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jpit rlent protection to the county. It Ordered that upon the preaentatlon permits to construct reservoirs t'n-
■. ordered that a bond In the atitn of a proper bond In the aunt of Six der these permits It Is proposed lo Ir­
#l Four Tliotiaand Itollara $ ( 4 . » n » l Thouannd iHtllara t »8.0001. the Clark rigate 28,994 acres of land, develop
approved by tlila court
llond prc be Inatrurted to draw a warrant In 21,968 horsepower, at an estimated
the aum of Three Thoueand Dollars1 cost of »2,500,000.
• ntcd and approved
The following permits have been
WM In the matter of the aer*lce» and (»3,0001 payable to the Coaat llridRe
lilt
■I iliiirael.ienta of Ueorife l ‘ ( lark Company aa partial payment for the Issued for the appropriation of
for aald Deep water In Crook county:
|l 'opened, reconaldered
It appear material furnlahed
J H. Christensen and M F. Peter­
ft
to the aetlafactlon of till* court canyon treatle. llond preaented nnd
»vs
son of Paulina, for the irrigation of
4
(l at the bill preaented by the I’ OiinI approved.
An adjourned aeaaton of the county 280 acres with the water of (Irlnd-
* M r » Company for the oervlc. and
atone creek, diverting water in Sec.
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8 diuraetnelita of tleorge r I'lark. an court convened at the court houae,
I, Tp 17 S, li 1 « ■
I'rlni'Vlilt*.
Ore.
on
April
I.
1914.
at
H ip e r t of Portland. Ore.. In the lum
J. I). Stevens of Bend, for domestic
Present O.
H i One Thoueand Ninety and Thirty the hour of 10 n. in
supply with the waters of a spring
SprlttRer.
judge;
Wlllla
\N.
Brown,
H u n d red th Itollara ( » 1.0*0 3 » l la a
In Sec 33 .Tp. 19 S.. R. 18 E.
) <t claim, the aaine la allowed and commlaaloner; Warren Brown, clerk:
Il I». Tone of Sisters, for the Irri­
Following are
■p " elerk ordered to draw n »arrant Frank Klklna. sheriff
gation of 69 acres with the waters of
the
mattera
acted
on:
ordliiRly In favor of Oeorge I*
In the mailer of marking Indigent Sundown Springs, which are located
B lark
grave»
Order requesting coroner to In Sec 7. Tp I 4 S . K * B.
I
In the matter of the dtarount of
I,. II. Hamilton of Orlxily. for the
■I' iinly wnrranta
Reopened, rerun ftirnlnh Hat of names of Indigent
irrigation of 60 acres with the waters
» If I
grave»,
and
giving
Judge
Springer
■ l lered
It » a s ehown to the »alls
diverted from Coon Creek, In Sec. 18.
H i" 'Imi o f the court that the amount power lo order the required number
j »<■
Tp. 12 S . It 16 B.
of braaa markers.
tlila
claim
repreaenta
a
aunt
whit'll
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The Deschutes Reclamation and
In the matter of a road crossing
I Hk >» iirlRlnally due the Coaat llrldKf County surveyor ordered to make out Irrigation Company of Deschutes, for
■
in
pan
y
fnr
work
and
labor
and
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the Irrigation of 110 acres. Including
Hthleh waa turned Into the county application rent by Orogon-Washlng-
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domestic supply, diverting water
■>t"iiHurer In the rourae of a aetlle ton Railway * Navigation Company
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from the Deschutes river In Sec. 29.
for
a
permit
allowing
n
county
road
■t.'iit of an Injttticlloti atilt iiRalnat
Tp. 17 S „ R. 12 E.
crossing
on
their
right-of-way
near
ft alii county warranta and that the
M. K. Burkhard of Olst, for the
U'9 I
»a n te la at III unpaid and due the Cnaat (lateway. and to ntBke all measure­
Irrigation of 70 arrea with seepage
ment«
neceaaary
to
nil
out
the
aald
|l,( I dice Company, the claim In the
wtern In Sec. 28, Tp. 25 S., R. 10 K.
mm of Throe Thoueand Nino Hun-1 application.
C. II ITtltlM lUr of l.aldlaw, for
In
the
matter
o
f
the
proponed
rod Twenty-eight and Fifteen hun-
the Irrigation of 44 aerea with the
change
In
the
Kdwards
county
road
redtha Itollara (»3.928 16» waa al­
Paaaed resolution to make the aald wnlera of Squaw creek, diverted In
io »oil.
change
and ordering the aurveyor to Sec 34. Tp. 15 S . H I I ■
In the matter of the road ta>
D. J. Evans of Prlnevllle, for Irri­
survey
the
same and report. Ordered
levied against Prlnovlllo property for
gation o f68 acres, diverting water
that
when
aurveyor
Hies
hi»
report
at
he yoara 1901. 1902 and 1903 Now
from Mill creek In Sec. 2. Tp. 14 S..
• thla lime Ihla matter coming on to thla term of court, an order be made
it I ; a
the
time
of
hearing
of
said
re­
n*lng
heard relative to a certain road
8. A. and Stella McElroy of Rob­
port
aa
Wednesday,
May
6.
1914,
at
« * levy for the yoara 1901. 1902 and
erts. for the irrigation of 90 acres,
It)
a
m.,
anti
requiring
the
proper
1903 by Crook county against prop
dlverllng the water from Bear creek.
'fly of the City of I’ rltievllle and the not Iren according to law.
In Boca. 2 4 and 9, Tpa. 17 and 18
|*<nld claim having been properly
The Canadian government Is using 8 . R. 17 E.
audited and verified by the county
Charles O. Kershner of Roberts,
Indian lire patrolmen to protect tho
[*"iirl, the »nine la hereby allowed In
for the Irrigation of 12 acres with
foresta of Northern Manitoba.
the aunt of One Thoueand SI* Hun­
A Pennsylvania gun company la water diverted from l.lttle Bear
dred Ninety-four and Forty-sight
using the waste pieces of black and Crash. In Sec l ì . Tp. 18 S , U. 18 K.
llundredtha Dollar* (»1.894 48 1 In
C. A. Bcngston, et al., of Dry I.aqe,
Circassian walnut, left after veneer
full settlement thereof; and the clerk
for domestic supply with waters of a
cutting,
for
gun stocks.
1» hereby ordered to draw a warrant
PROCEEDINGS OF
I THE COUNTY COURT
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PAOF, 8KVK.V
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Bowl
There is no better athletic sport than bowling- We
are going to make improvements on our alleys so they
will be perfectly true, and the experienced bowler, as
well as the novice, can get results.
During April a prize o f $5.00 in cash will be given for
the highest score.
I f you desire to play a game o f billiards or pool, we can
accommodate you, for we have the largest pool and
billiard hall in Central Oregon.
Come in and enjoy yourself.
W. B. SHELLEY
PASTIM E B IL L IA R D PA R LO R AN D B O W LIN G A L L E Y
Gasoline Lighting Plant
For Sale
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Plant— pressure system— for sale.
This plant
was used only about a month and is practically
new.
IF Y O f W A N T
The plant is just the thing fo r a farm
house or other house where electricity cannot be
To rent a house
To sell a house
To get a boarder
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To sell anything
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Forest officers In Washington and
Oregon plan to discontinue the use
of barbed wire on their forests. This
will affect their own pastures and
public drift fences. They say barbed
wire has no advantage over smooth
wire, that It Injurea stock, and that
It la more likely to be borne down
by aoft snow. Stockmen on the
Ochoco forest, in Oregon, recently
constructed drift fences of smooth
wire, though with some misgivings:
now they say they will never use
barbed wire again.
Homesteads
Come to L A P IN E and let us locate you
on desirable government tracts.
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P IN E ,
OREGON
H O R S ES
FOR S A L E
I H A V E A SHORT C A R LO A D OF GOOD W ORK HORSES
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CAN
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