Ochoco review. (Prineville, Crook County, Or.) 1885-1???, July 04, 1891, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextjjOHOCO REVIEW. J gATUlUAJULY4' 1801 U fERSOIAL AMD QENERAL. jjoiwildow Wybody I" celebrating. f . ...,.H,r to fllnpUy iwtrlotlsm. to M. fllclie. Co'l. for bargains. mersiwy rye to ripening rapidly. O. U. W. liwlltlon noil Monday. court convenes unit Mommy. It t OHne'e market forewarn elioese. lWMd clilke at CUm'i market to- M. In inudilnes and raket kept by C. M, HI nee last Bunduy IJnn Woods Iim lsn playing (nil hand three king end two queens, lie hul bean holding two pair but the king which he drew Bunduy gave him full. Bhould you want en M drink, a pluta of loe-cresm, a dish of fruit, or candy and nuU cull on Hunt Cllne at the celebration ground today. lie will be prepared to enpply your want. Cashier Baldwin, of the National Hank, ha supported black eye the pant weak, the result of playing behind the bat in a ball game, I la caught a red hot bull on hi luft cheek. j i ... . Kfullna'a lumlier msoaea m""" Joire bacon, liain end Urd ataino'e ot. Lve lUsck eUrled hi etreet sprinkler brday. juuk count'y Jail U once more wlUwut iiant. i p. llardWy, of lloaver, wo In town Monday. hile In town don't fall to call at kl A (Ve il Moore' new blacksmith ehop rlntt ooHilsellon. L u. Knee and children are visiting . . i id in roniaim. 1. -I - . II..M I fcf Hle gixl cllBlr '' ""' -- -- 1 A Co'. store. (. Consul wa down from hi ranch first of the week. L Mmira ho been eerioiuly HI Jtig the t week. Wndesler's restaurant will furuUh an lllcnt diuuer today. Lr. .ml ktriim are waving all over fulled State today. number of rrinevllloltea will hie to mounUiu neat week turn, on Hunday, June 28, to the wife aim V. Wood, a so Wt overlook the public aale of horses ulirs (table this afternoon, m. Wigle took charge of the Trine I Burn Uge liue thi wek. m. MeMeekln I suffering from an rk of InlUrastory rheumatism, iltriitlun I called to the card of Wm jblnnti advertising a itray home, filler A Co. sold five Bu keye mow i mac bine during the past weak. Hhjm indebted to KJ N. White will something of interest In another col lie prevailing warm weather of Ih 5e!k ha Iweu beneuYisl to tho juniiieit of linrwirtsnr railed es Pel Sl to Cr)k yesterday, so 4y Meson JrV. JFiii. tihp.hrd, of Silver creek, passed mgli lovm Thursday en route to Wil e'.to valley. Ill rumV'Mof the A. O. Ir. W. I.lrfe ro pasted to awktiubla al tbutr bail at iUW today. tis Msnd Com' returned lftt Pat- rum Salem, having completed hor MUSIC. harvest will begin In rd ahape kt M.k. Then Idle' meu will find r jpty of employment fown Treasurer IMknsp advertise to I calling lu all lowu warraul register rlor U February Int. the Ulio of Iim M. K. chun h will fur h lum h at ! cent a meal near the febration grouud today. jnp.ct "e quality of the printing d':- jjyed in the procoaelon today. U wa po at the Kkviiw ofllce. fltera are nine couipanie of the (). N. hi ramp near The Dalle, and uuuilwr but 4'jO ollicera and men. j. Hjlm left on Wlnet.Uy f r hi meat Nanclne to ond tlie lourtli ih hi family at that place. Vrof. Condon, of Kugene. dolivered tho linn U-tore the graduating t'tuuof 'Ul, 'Hie Statu Agricultural College. V. K- Oaliorn au.l family, of L'eavor, i vIhIiIiik Mm. Oelwm' piirunt, Mr. Kl Mr. Wm. Oulllford, on McKay. t Mjrnli.il lllack wilt have a corrx of iputlii today to aid him lu maintain p ordor, ro bay, don't get too patriotic. Dird, at the reidence of hi eon, C. W. 'eight of Cow canyon, Wuaoo county, on Murday lout, A. J. Uaight, aged 83 an. fAft.-r July 15 the ttviw will he pre rod to do all kind of Job printing, attd duo style a can bi alone oivtho l'u- f-'l . , JfiM M. lay fruti lrw in I lay hai i.ory matj aliouia Carey an imriiwi jlicyain I.Jh life, and the Nortbwotrn ( the company In which to carry It. For iteii cull at thi otlke. f A Iwd mat) from Ing creek cultivatoil lie acquaintance of one of our buccaro let Monday and left hi mark to remind Jo luttdr of hi acqiiiiintunco. I Next week one of tho Arm of Rammtoll I Kantburn will be In Mitchell prepared I do photograph work In any lyle do- ired by the lwople of thut place. lowing to tho lckne of State 8urln- lent McKlroy, l'rof. I. J. Hawthorn, ugenn, conductod the State Teachor hutltuto held at Yaquina bay thla week. The pant week wa the flrat renl warm "(eathor of the season. The mercury in bernioinotor runped around tho nlnery kgre mark a good portion of the time. I Frank Kaathnrn, of the photographing Irnj of Ramadoll A Eaetburn, returne.l Iwt TuomUv from a tour to Antulope and hrougU the nortliorn part of tho couniy. I Wm flnllirnr.l .nd family Intern! mov- fn to llulnoy next week. We regret Mr. lullitord' leaving, a he I one of Cnmk otitity olJeat and most Miouanuui iiu ens. flMnlorBro. have bought the Henry "illl'liMM fin Ih.uvnr. wl.lnh with the hind hey ill mad. v bud makes them Homo of ho mowt valuable ranch property In tho wuntjr. Furmnrs wlin wlnh to Dlirehft' .1 W", or Miilkoy rake will find it taajhelr In ;'i.reat to eiairdno those flue KminekjQVf Win. Nhollabarger returned on Friday of last week from Portland. He came by way of F.ugnne and across the Cascade by the McKonsle route. He say the mountains were very muddy. Parlies recently from Kan propose starting a new er In Kugone. Titers are already three good newspaper pulr lished in that city, and it seem that a fourth would be unnecessary. Hon. J. K. Atwater's funeral was held In The Dalle lost Tuesday, lie. W. C. Curtis gave a beautifully wordod address, and the funeral oration by lion. W. Loir I lill was In his usual able style. Governor Pennoyer lis been Invited to address the great democratic political or ganisation of New York, the Tunilny so ciety, lie was requested to address that organisation on the Fourth of July. The baseball game last Hunday be tween the "old boys" end tho regular nine, resulted In an Inglorious diifeat of ttie latter. For tlie credit of both clubs we refrain from publishing the score. Hilly and Jud l'almer and Ora I'olndoi tr huvo erected a booth next to Fuller A Co', store, where they will have on salol toduy and tomorrow all kinds of fruit, ice-cream, lemonade and iced drink. A. W. Powers presented this office with some fine pie-plant grown on hi ranch south of town. Tills a vegetable which grows to perfection hi lids country, and form an excellent substitute for early fruits. Our patron In the HsysUck and (irey IlutU) countries who dusire the ad dress of their par changed to the new oillce, Haystack, will please notify us of the fact. Service began on tlie I'riuoville Haystack line last Thursday. Allen Henry started on Monday for his home in C'hico, California. Ho was ac companied to The Dalles by Joe Ikbon. Mr. Henry had not fully recovered from his wound, but was able to travel with out endangering his health. Jud Vunllouten, of the 11. S. A I Co., was in town Tuesday buying a mowor. IU said they had beguu hay harvest on the company's ranch at Hay crook, and that the yield first claw. The J'IjU ef alfalfa he said is iinmeiice. Parties uwing the oitute of C. Rogers, hweawd, iiiiihi settle the same at once In ordi-r In nave oots. Statement oltlis accounts will bo furnished on spphcation to J. F. Moore. lino. H. Osso!, Admr. Jasper (lulliford writes tliat he has moved from Halsey to Albany. The next move that Jas. makes will probably tie back to Ids old homo in Prineville. lie has been away about as long a an old Crook county resident usually stays. Jonh FcMler last week dulivero 1 sixty head of lieef cattle to parties at Portland which are said to liave been as One a drove as lias been tuken to tho metropo lis il.U m.aiinn. Tlie nrice recetveU lor them was f48 !5 per head. Bunion Lead tt. Alet. Holsler and family pusseil through town last Saturday, ndurning from Ihi' fur to their home on Heaver. Mrs. llels- rer had la-en under Dr. Vanderjiool' treatment tor the removal of a cancer, which oiHiration wo euccvasfully Ior- f tinned. (' M. I'.lkins has l.ut up a handsome awning In front of his tin and hardware store which Is both useful snd omamtal Woro such awnings erot Unl in front of all tho business house on Main street, tho uppturance of tho towu wouU bo greatly Improved. Tho iieoplo in the Howard neighbor hood Intend celebrating today at I. . Sar's place on Mark' creek, 4ciiic gMunds liavlng been arranged In piakcuasp grove, and preparation have beu made for a dance at Mr. fiear' residence this evening. Tho preliminary cxaminutlon of B. Iscnboot for attempting to kill Allen Henry ww held More Justice lUdl lost Saturday. He was held In bomts ol fiotsi to apHar before tho next grunil jury, ne iravo the bond with T. J. rowou, c-am Hiuilh and John Klliolt as sureties. There Is no longir any question nbout the Deechuto browery producing a Brat claw quality ol beer. On Thursday the ,..,ri..t..r of the new brewery tuppea a bottle of tho new product in thla oftice' and tho printer (who are expert judges of such beverages) pronounced it A 1. A fow of tho wool growers of this coun ty have sold their wool, realising on an iverauo about 16 cents a pound In The DalloH. They say lhat at tins price meir wool realised thorn more to the hncp than It did last year, this season' clip be ing much heavier than that of last sea son. G. W. Slayton, of Paulina, write that ho will celebrate nt tlie Hot springs, and requests that tho Kkvikw stair"enthuo" for him in I'riuoville today. We will do our best, Geurgo, but you will boar in mind that limes are hard, and it take a reat deal of "boose" to make nn edi tor "enthuse." The programme for the celebration at The Dulles today la something elaborate. Ti... ..ill ha a sham battle hy the Ttiird ...,!.,,nntO.N.a. and other exorcise appropriate to tho occasion. Th of exercise in Prinevill not Iks so elaborate, but nevertheless we will all havo a good time. i- ii. season when the sheep 1.....1.., I,.. Ids Dicnic. He is lu the Wl shades of tho mountains quietly tending hi flocks, w ithout a "trouble to wsvs across Ills peaceful breast," while- w poor souls who have to live in f.h vsllle are ooinpellod to swelter in tlie summer beat, Who wouldn't be' shepherd. Last (all It. Knot planted some sanfoln s un experiment, and reports that It I doing nicely. It was sown on sandy soli, and without Irrigation, has grown over a foot high. This Is an excellent range grass, and If It can be introduced in this country will be a good substitute for the natural growth of bauch grass where It ha been killed. Thero was a break In the dead lock In the wool market In Tlie Dalles last week, there being a new Invoice of buyers iu the Held, and considerable wool waa sold t prices ranging from 13 to 17 cents The sales were principally among grow. era having only small lot to sell, those with larger lots hulding for higher prices, Representative Hermann writee to the Hkvikw under date of June 25, that be will protest against discontinuing the Prinevllle-Hilver take mail route, and that he will use hit influence with tlie department to prevent it. Mr. Hermann has as much hifluewse with the de partment as any member of congress, and it is not likely that the line will bo discontinued without bis consent. All parsons Indebted to the estate of A T. Jenkins, deceased, on notes and ac counts now due must make Immediate settlement, end nute not yet due must be settled on the date they become due Parlies owing said notes and accounts may psy them at my office or at the First National Bank during my alsktnce Irom Prineville next month. J. F. Moos, Atty. for Estate. Quite sn exciting runaway occurred at IWnd last Hiindav. Mm. Peter Zoll with her son and daughter and Miss Dillon were riding in a hack when their team became frightened at Hilly Palmer, who wm driving cattle along the road, and started to run, breaking the hack tongna smi soon landing: snuinst a log by the side of tlie road and throwing the occu nants to the irrotind. 1-oriunatcly none of them wore seriously hurt, but tlie hoc woe badly demolished. Development of the lodge discovered by Kliiott Broe., an account of which w given in the Kkvikw last week, shows it to be bettor than wss fintt reported. They have stripped the ledge for twenty feet, and it shows an aversgo width of mix feet Tlie rock continuos to prospect well, tl deconiiiosod nuarti giiug souutliinj over $100 to the ton. Tliaro is littlo question but litis will prove to ho a valuable mines Last Tuesday D. II. Hale ww given preliminary hearing before Justice Bell on a charge of larceny of a horse, tho proirty of IUve Joren, J. t. Moore ap pearing as attorney lor the state and ueo, W. Barnes for tho defendant. Tho state made a stronir case, and tlie defendant was held in MW bnd. to await the at- j lion of the grwnd jury. Mr. Hula gavo the required bonJ u I sal sot at liberty. It used to be thought that fruits and rrie could not I grown in Crook county, but actual tout has proven differ ent, lu jihcltereJ localities ulinoit any variety of fruit can ba raiso.1, and g Kwa berries, currant and raspbarrio thrive wherever they are pronerly cultivated. F.ven strawberries, tho mast d.-licious of all, do exceeding well in this locality. J. Smith recently presented this otlico with two boxoa of straw Iwrries, raised on his place at Sisters, which for sixo and flaver could not bo beaten, and others throughout tho couniy are cultivating this berry with oquaily good success. Patronize Home Industry. "TlilaUa principal Which every one linuld follriw who doeires ta ee the t county build up and prosper. 1 our home Industrie are deserving of patronage- that 1 II tlioy produce article as good as can be bad in like Institution abroad they should receive Ue patronage jnf the surrounding country. For Instance, a flouring mill '., home prouuees us good flour as can I-e l auroou, me home Institution should be patronized. The same slionld be applied to our Mack- smiths, wagon makere, eaddlem, tinners, merchant and Jeweler, In fotct every in dustry that produce or handles a ne cessity or luxury. The same might amdy to tho new brewery which lis been built by Mr. Woods on Deschutes. While beer 1 not an absolute jiecessity, It l a luxury that I Indulged i, by ma ny, and the money that ie t wt ol tlie county each year for thi commenty is a consideiable drain upon the teIUi,of the Annul v. Dealers estimate tti at' the amount aont out each yer or ua article i about 70(. If the now brewory produce an article ol beer equally as good as that which is Imported it should receive the patronage ol dealers and beer drinkers, as it would thus keep "e price of the beer In the county instead of send ing it out to place from wbvnce it will never return. 14 Liberty IteixT . V"V-e21,18fl:. Tie measles have mode e .rounds of this neighborhood, making final call at T. J. Stephen jii's. j James Butturfleld' youngest child is seriously ill. There is sickness in the family ol Mrs, James Taylor. Mr. M. Ross came so near death, from heart trouble, thut his friondd gave him up ; but ho has recovered. We are vory fortunate in having a phy sician on our sidd of ' the mountains. May we succeed iu keeping him among us. Thero is better grass here now than I have over seen befora any place. Old settler say it has not becii so good for ..ran vimni. You could picket a horse on ony lart of tho public range. Wo have grain, fruit, grass, everything, at it best this year. Even the cherry trwAsrwar well hern. J. M. Mansfield has seven trees fairly laden with cherries The early varieties are ripening. Kv erv kind of fruit is growu here that can be found In tho Willamette valley, and the people down there jet think wo can't raise even potutocs. I have found thirty-six different varie ties of wild flowers in blossom at one time I mean real Jtowrrt, such as add to H.n Uuiulv of a bouuuet. I have found wild roses measuring three inches in dl auielcr. Had wild strawberry pie for Sunday's dinner. There is a coal black squirrel over here that is a "sage rat" all but color, and is found with them. I wudi uiebody would name it. Can tho junior editor ,i , ;t? ll.i knows somatluiig oi sae rats" and weathor. v. hvn nrrois every third win- day Rev. Spaulding ofiiciating. S. Notice. ,.ii,. i hereby riven that tho annua meeting of stockholders of the Pimcville hand and hive Slock C'O., will lie held at n'.a 1'irut Nuiional Honk, of Prinevill Or., on the 15th day of July IS'l at the hour j of I o'clock p. iu., lor tlie purpose oi eieci- ing directors lor ine ensuuiug jw", the transaction of such oilier businuss as may proiwrly come ls-foro suid meeting. Hksby H.uin, Secretary, rrineville, Oregon, June 5, IStll. , rnliui Items. . rv Paulina, Or., Jkne 28, Hot.' Frost, during the past fortnight, have greatly injured garden. Mr. Oil more, the cattle buyerrhasbeen in thi vicinity during tho week investi gating the outlook for beef later In the ummer. He wo soon convinced that plenty of flue boef cattle could be deliv ered from this section, and expressed bW intention of returning Liter to buy. Mr. Uilmore left not less than 431,000 in this part et the country for cattle last year. Uncle A. B. Colvor hoe been bathing at tlie Hot eprings for the past week hop ing to find relief from the pain of a bad ly sworton leg. An attack 'of la grippe sottled In hi hg causing him more pain, he thinks, than did the leg whl-u was broken last fall. Mr. Wigle will take charge of tlie mail service the first of the week. Jno. Hun' sake'r passed over the route Sunday with a stage and six horses to take charge of the Buraa end of the route. All feel confident that the excellent services we have had for the past two. or three months will be continued under the new management. Ikombidj!.'- Hot lee te Wheat It Xi Coneera. All person are hereby notified not to extend credit or loan money to any per son or persons mo n, woman or children a my account, as I will not psy any debt except those contracted by me. Highest of an in Leavening Power.U. S. Gov't Report, Aug. 17, iM Baking ABSOLUTELY PUnq HOTU K -TIMBER CULTURE. ' V,. Laho Orrics at Tu s Dau.cs, Os. June H( i-i- CnmpUInt hsvlns been entered st Uils attics H. u. v. bl 1.1.1 An, i i.'"'i -- iiuthelraof W. UOHuso lor inuur. amwllhlawMtoJIml-Cul eom tv. OresoD. witi. s view "h.eucllailoM ol Mid entry ; cf.nls.Uiil llglK thM alt W It llamUoslln. his hclrsi..l sJnifnltrsUir hv Mrv::"";:?;'j". -,:..r. with th. Timber- T."V"'.',:"1 "X Thi. T..iot .,..1 mure, .lilt eil.i. th wld vrtl sre hereby .uinwoned Ui 'y' '. .... ... ...nniid And lclrllll.il lf tlminr concerning ld slltged failure. II tlie dMeudsiiU do ut rennd, te.llmouy Already iMkeii will bs rs-submltied. 5 JOHN W. LEWIRcjJ'teJl. NOT I ' K rOIl rrBLKATH'f Laso Orru at The Dams. Cs. Jul i., lhl. Wntlra li hereby trlven list tl. ii.lliwii. .ld !e..ler"l. n.?d notice ,.l ;',; to make ual pruol in l'l'rt "' r. "j' s that ld pru"l will be mads boloio to. Jinls Cri county. '. l l-'"'"1'. tn 'jr.ilL. i'pi 1 vv ltd NoHfl IliHK J. lor tbe Nr. ol W . 'vyt ol hv.4 sid ...A l..hn Jlthnnl.il. Ol ITHUS IH. vH- die . Te Debtors mat Creditor. Also all persons indebted to me must settle at once In order to save costs, as I will proceed to collect hy law all accounts not paid immediately, and those whom I owe aro requested to cull and get their money. Wii. KUU.M.va. K0TICE FOB PUBLICATION. La-d 0rr.es at Th. wwfc i. ln tht the lollowlus n.ined eetller hsi Sled notlceof hi. Intention lo mAka Suet pr.Hi in ... ."sld "roT.I will be iisde belor. the County JU 0V0A0B P. BREEniNO. P 8 KO7310, lor the SW'4 ec 2 T U 8 K 1 B VV M. Hennie.the following wltuewe. to P hi. continuous rsnldence noo. and enltlt alioa of. said land, vlst J M. Ilwrssrd, t:hArl. H I,Aler.Ge..rseMuiphy, ioha .Usrmoa, of JOHN W. LEWIS, Regtuter. NOTICE KOB PUBLICATION. Lasd orric. at Th. Notice Is hereby elven thst th lolloWlfS nPdiettVr hi filed notice d hi. ktenli..n to S S " Ap. In .fir"' ' n.'1 IhSIild pr!u w"ll b. msfe belor. the Coi.Wy Clerk Cnioktiinly. Or.. sUJriuevllle. Or.,on Prlneville..lreion, CITY TREAHUUKlt'S NOTKIC. tinllct it herehy rlen Hist sll city wrre:tU reni.tered prior to rVunary I. Il. will be paid on pre.entation at the city tree.urer oltli-e In l-rliievllle. iniere.fc nw Ill ceue from deteol una nonce, luted l Priueville, July I, lKvl. 8. L IiKLSSAr Trcwurer. STOCK BRANDS. Person finding any stock ad- crtised in thi" paper ollof its range will pleaae inforoi the owner. CEORCE MILLICAN. LStoe ornnara wnn heart on both hiua and left jaw; marked with iwsllow fork In left ear aa ahown In cut. Hor.? brandeu with heart on left .title. p. O. addrem, Prine ville, Oregon. CEO. A. CIRCLE. Horsea branded 75 on 1-ft .boulder. Range, Heaver Creek. IOf,tof ftr aiMre.a, Prineville or Paulius, Oiegua. j!vW-iv JU1 NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION. Lasb Orrics at Tiia Oallss, Os. Jane 1, ll. Kotlce In hereby (riven that the following uamed (etller ha. filed notice of hi mention to make final proof in aupport of hl.claim, and IhTV.W I proof will be'niMle belor. County Judse triwk Co., Or., at Prineville. Or., on Au- lor the WW ol NYVi-i Sec 14, BE', of 8E!i Sec W and KE!4 of NK!; Sec 14 TI1SK161. lie name, the followlns witne. W pr hi. eontlnuooa re.ideuce upon, and cultivation of. said land, vis: Alex. " Edward Mar tin, J. P. Vanllouten, t. T. baniiwn, of Bay Creek. OW. J0Hy w LEWig, Be,l.ter. Jul, W. vfc: foe the W ol SVr.NKtof i4 sud s Vi t of M.4na1ai? ths'tolloVin' wllnewes In prove nl. eonlliMion. reaidence upon snd I cultl) allow Si. .aid land, vis: I-mcWk. Cha.. Wrcnu, nr. Pase. Lee Nes ey. of Orltiley. Or. ;jr r Tj0h W. LEWW, Keslater. K0TICE FOB PUBLICATION. Lasd Owe at Ucbss, Oe. June li. 111 Notice I. hereby slveu that the lollowins named tenler hs. fllJd notice of hi. IntenUon to Simmute and make final proo f 1 n upport of hli claim, snd that .aid proof will he made before Co. Clerk Crook Co. on Auniijt 1. inn, via JA t..w . h a P lie name, the following witnesses to , prev hi. coutluuoua resiaence uuou, ' , ..i.i 1....1 .-I- chark-a Keiua. William Foe ir ,.f Paulina, dr.. Thoi. J. Pow , at Priueville, Or. kVw HAMILTON. Pre C E .. m he NWi. of eK'i. H'4 of XWi and of ix i, ,. K ,nd cultivation i. Wll iam oa- well. John A. ,..m.r..y,o -egHm KOTICB FOB PUBLICATION. Lasd Orrics at The "j0 .... I -Ivmn .hat the follOWIIlC- named T .ehler hted notice of hi. intention to make final proof in auppnrtnf his '11.,J ..,d prowlil be mad. before Co Clerk Crook CO., or , . AugUrt it, vu coX D 9 n , 6Jfi7 for the WH of Kf:i d W of A t T "S L. the lollowln wltnei.e. to prove hi.col,tluuoll. residence up-.n. and "'"" of said land, via: L. N. LlgircU. d. J. Cbjra- neua, Marion Morgan, M. A. Car-on.of Mowry, Oregon. 4 JOHN W. LEWI8, Rcslster. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Land Orrics at Ths Ball. Os. Nnilce Is hereby irlven tns' lh 11 owii:g n?ed ?e t'eV 1 hu nlfd notice ol h' .t"'-'''-'' 2"make final proof in support ol hi. claln., aid that Mid proof will be made belor. County Clerk ol Crook Co.. Or., at Prineville. Or., on JUl,LKANi)EK:H. LIOOETT, D l NO C7S7. forLo 8.4sndSSeeTi8s .R!ait and tt 1 8Helnaroe.fheio'Mowin; witnesses to prove hi. Lnoureaidenc. upon of. .aid land, vis: George v.. W "ey. r'''? Morgan. M. A. Car,on, John Stewart, ol Mowrj, 0S0a' JOnN W. LEWIS, P.egtter. C. CONANT. E. i PJQaVVaTaKlfi raiiuy Horses branded ssrep- Kl incut. Cattle brand on left asms hip. Range, Upper Crooked river. P. O. address, Prine ville, Or. C . M . The pro- e wll Te the Public. Tlie Prineville Irrigation Company tro X)Hee to place vaf r on the market within tlit rrach of all kind" owners along tho line ol tho ditch : that is, at audi a price that all land owner can afford to buy it to ir rigate with. The farmer'a product are wares upon the market, and must tie offered at such price as the coiisumor can afford to pay Tho same with the Irrigation company. Their water must be placed on the mar kot at audi price s the farmer can at furd to nav or there will be no trade Tho building ol the ditch wi.i mane n noasible to crow grain end alfalfa on land that now produces littlo else than sngo-rots and lUarda. It will enhance tho value of land along the line oi mo oueti from 50 to 300 per cent. It will be a mu tual benefit to both the land ownor and the company. In short, it will convert the sand flats ol Crooked river bottom into productive fields of grain and grass. I dosire to submit these thought to the land owners along tlie line of the ditch, and ask if they will giro the right of way for the ditch. Those who will give the right of way will be to no expense or tronblo except to go to the county clerk's office and eign deeds for tho same. If the land owners along the liue of tlie ditch cannot aid tlie enterprise by giving tlie right of way, I for ono nm In favor of letting each individual got hi wutor for irrigation as beet hecan. Stockiioldkh. NOTICE TO HEDTORS. All person, knowing thciosolve ludcp ted to me are reuue.led to call and aottle the same either by cah or nolo. All account not .si lled by September the l.t. will be put into the h.ud. ol au attorney fur collection.. WlnTf. l'tcdJuly2.1S31. "47 STRAY HOUSE TAKES IT. The following described horse cauie to my renchliuLing h .llow from C-jw canyon : A bay ruling IS hands and one luch high, slightly B ..." 1 . 1. ....... 1...1 .... rdriit .noiililer. The owner ol the horse may have him by proi lug property, and 'S,i,OIISC1(fl!,. Nanclne, Oregon. n l linnn r ran (i A. The Dalles, Oregon, HARNESS and. SADDLERY, Call or Bern! for PRICES be fore purchasing elsewhere. Xo. 1 Harness with best Boston Team Collars 1J in. Toint, with 2 in. Trace 127 00 Same with Breeching 34 00 All Other Good$ in Proportion. ""Muil orders promptly attended to. Seriously Injured. Last Sunday Mrs. Emm Ward, of Bond, was thrown from a horse and tw tained quite serious Injuries, consisting of a fracture of the left limb above the ankle and tlie dislocation of the nkle joint. Dr. Belknap was called to attend the injured lady, and when be returned from Bend on Monday Mrs. Ward was resting quite comfortably, and will re cover from her Injuries. For Over Fitly Years. An Oi.n ANnWBix-TitiKn KBMKnY, Mrs. Window's Soothing Hyrup has been used for over fifty years by millions of mothers for their childien while teething, with iwrfoct mieucHB. It wot lie tho child, eoftens tho irums, allays rill vain, cures wind colic, mid Is the best romody i... ji..i..,. It is nleiisant to the tasto. Sold by dnwistB in every port pf the i.i Tivntv-rWo cents a bottle. Its ...i....'i. i.w...i..iil.ihl. Be sure to ask for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, and take uo other kitict. SADDLER SHOP. ELKINS CARKIES A FULL LINE OF GRANITE IRON, TIN and BLUE ENAMEL WARE, SCREEN DOORS, Fishing Tackle, Reels, Line3, Rods, Hooks and Stetls, Jewel Stoves Ranges, Pumps, Pipe and Fixtures, MASON FRUIT JARS and FRUU lains, Hay Forks, Rakes and Farm Implements. Horse Shoeing, General Blacksmithing and WagoinrVor PRINEVILLE BOOT & SHOE SHOP, I. L. KETCHUM, Prop. All Kinds of Boots and Shoes Mado toIOrder, and a Perfect Fit Cuarenteed. f,0f!E BUT TJHE BEST STOSK USED 1JM EW WOtK. Repairing neatly done at rea$onahle prices. Orders received by mall promptly attended to. M TV STREET. PRINEVILLE, OREGON. ..'IJVj-r ws ' f m arif ArrcitER of First-ilsss STOCK SADDLES nd HARNESS of every dosoriptiou. DK.U.KK IN Everything pertaining to the trade of this country. All work lrarraiifrd. IT HAS BEEN TKlHilJ, Fruit Raising in Willamette Valley Pays 100 per cent On the Investment. A BARGAIN! A good farm and stock ranch for sale cheap. Situated ten miles northeast of Prineville on McKay creek ; consists of 160 acres of deeded .land, surrouded by the BEST STOCK 11ANGE in Crook county ; plenty of water on the ranch the year 'round ; very good dwelling and sufficient barns and out houses ; CO acres of choice farming land ; a good young orch ard just beginning to bear; also farming utensils; a good mowing machine ; 12 head of hogs, and 75 head of good citttlo. Price for tho ranch and cattle, $2250. For further particulars, inquiro at the ranch of VANDElirOOL. 10 and 20 Acre Farms all in cultivation Seven II 110 Ul UH and ready to set to fruit within i I nriiT mum o per tp; One-fourth cash, balance in three snual annual payments, OR SET TO FRUIT AND CULTIVATED THREE YEARS FOR $175.00 per acre, For further information send .for pamphlet to n Salem, Or,