Crook County journal., December 22, 1904, Image 4

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CONTEST
Between
S. FORBES, Of Olympia, Washington.
And
JANES LAYINOE, Ex-Champion Welter Weight of Canada
P.A.A.Q. IH1 ALL
THURSDAY EVENING, .DECEMBER 29TH.
Contest Will Decide
EASTERN OREGON MIDDLE WEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP
TWO ROUND PRELIMINARY W BATTLE ROYAL
Most attractive Athletic Ev ent of the Season
and a test of Strength and Endurance
Doors Open at 8 p. m. Contestants Enter Ring at 9:30 p. m.
GENERAL ADMISSION SI.OD. RESERVE SEATS SI.50. RING SEATS $2.00
TICKETS ON SALE AT TEMPLETON'S DRU3 STORE. OUT OF TOWN PEOPLE CAN SECURE TICKETS BY WRITINC
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Timber taint, Act June 3, is;,
NOT1CK rK PCIU.tCATIOS.
I'nlt.-J Mate Und OrtW.
The lellc. Oregon, Novemlier t, iwm.
Notice it hereby given that in com
pliant ,Uh the provision of the t of
Congress June. lTX, entitled "An ml
for in sale of timber lauds In the ttate
of California, Oregon, Nevada, and Vah
iugtuti Territory," as extended to all the
Public Land States by act of August 4,
!A Arthur IV IHinohue, of SiHkam.
vounty of S.kn. Stat of Washington,
has on October SS. MM. filed In this office
his sworn statement No 24I.V for the pur
chase of the 8VSWh. NVSVV A tV
SWV" t SeetUin No. 4, in Tow nship No.
13 South, Range No. ltt K., V. M.. an.)
will oner proof to show thai the land
ought ia more rlunble for its timber or
stone than for agricultural purio, ami
to establish hia claim to said land before
M. R. lliggs, V. S. Commissioner at his
omc in Prineville, Oregon, on the Xtrd
day of February, lt5.
H name as ftitne;
Knot Huston, T. M.O'Connell, t'. A.
Urate. Hymn Caity ami J. K. Spinning,
all of Prineville, Oregon.
Any and all persona claiming adversely
the above-dcecribed lauds art renuested lo
HI their datum in thia office on or befot
U 23ri day of February, I'UV
MIl'HAKl. T. NOLAN.
dlJnp . Register.
Liked Everything But the Stage Ride.
Deputy Sheriff Harvey Moreland
returned from Prineville yesterday
briiiRing James Turner, who eeaied
from the county jail. Mr. Moreland
says the stiiga trip from Shaniko to
Prlnerille 1 one of the horrors of
civilization. The trip, made at
night, consumed 18 hour, home
wre cha tiffed four time, and then
but slow irosTe!i wan made. The
rondn are In a very bail condition;
on the nionntalua there in mtow and
on the plain, it is eytreniely cold.
The automobile road from Shaniko
to Bend in progreBwin rapidly.
"Prineville Is one .'lie niot hust
ling little towns 1 vas ever" iir," K.iid
Mr. Morelaud. "The btiidiiess jnon
are progressive and keep thing
humming. Stock conditions are
very favorable in Crook county this
winter, from what 1 could learn.
Few atockmen have com tuented feed
ing, and there is plenty of fodder on
hand for a hard winter.
"The business men of Prineville are
organizing a company to put another
stage line in operation tietween that
place and Shaniko. The business is
Increasing at such a rapid rate that
one Hue cannot handle it "Port
land Journal.
Sheepmen and Cattlemen Take Notice.
There will lie a meeiing of the
Crook County Stcx-k tirovrs Associ
ation Peeemler 2S l'.KM, at 2 o'ciix'k
p. m. at which time S. C. Iiartrum.
Forest Suierintondent, will lie pres
ent to receive applications for graz
ing in the Cascade Forest Reserve.
All persons desiring to graze sheep
or cattle In the reserve whether
memliers of the association or not
should .lie present and make their
application. Also there will lie an
election of officers of the association
and such other business as may
come liefore it.
T. II. L.woi.i.ktt, President.
Michel & Co. have just received :iono
pounds of candy and nuts for the
holiday trade.
Notice For Publication.
- Land Office at The Dalles, Oregon.
Novembers, 1904.
Notice is hereby given that the following'
name.) settler hat tiled notice of his inten
tion to make tinal proof in support of his
claim, ami that said proof will be made
before J. J. Btnitli, County Clerk, at Prine
ville, Oregon,on the 22nd dny of December,
HH, to-wit:
JAMKS H. MKfSINGER
i of Prineville, Oregon, on H. E. No,
iM-Hi. for the NSK;,4' and NNVVVi of
Section ill, Tp. 11 .South, Range 14 E., W.M.
He names the following witueysess to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said land, to-a it :
David Weaver, John Montgomery,
George Dodson and Charles A Craves, all
of Prineville, Oregon.
MICHAEL T. NO LAN.
nlO pd Register.
Unnstmaa will not i com
plete without one ur more of
those beautiful Carlion Prints.
Oregon Scenery and Coloreii
Prints. Pi ice; 15 to 3.5 cts. each
The Winnek Co.
Headquarters for Santa Claus
Parents Meeting.
A parents meeting will Ik? held at
the Public school house on the after
noon of Deeemlier 31. The program
has lieen arranged as follows:
2:00 p in Hooks for children and
Their Use Mrs. C. I. Winnek.
2::J0 School Duties vs Social Duties,
Rev. W. P. J in net t.
3:00 The Teaching of Morality in
Home and School
3:.K) The Modern Teacher
Ii. A. Ford.
The object of the meeting is to
bring the parents i Into closer relation
with the school work and the
teachers. The presence of t lie parent s
and all Interested in school work is
desired. j
Uy Order of the Committee. '
A. C. Strange
Mrs. 11. II. Belknap
Mrs. John Wigle
Rev. W. P. Jinnett
C. B. Dinwiddie
You Can Save
$1 to $2 on Shoes I
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Notice of Cattlemen's Meeting.
Notice is hereby given that a meet
ing of the Crook County Cattlemen's
association will be held at 10 o'clock,
Ieceinler 24 at tl'." court house in
Prineville. Oreiron. for the punmse
of electing delegates to the National
Livestock convention which meets
in Denver January 10-14 inclusive.
The range problems will also be
thoroughly discussed with a view of
nettling any and all tlidiculties. A
general Invitation iH extended to all
Stockmen to attend.
A. I Wiijlk, Sec'y. ,
Centennial Notes.
An elegantly mounted wild cat,
shot fifteen years ago on the site of
the Agricultural Building at the
Lewis ami Clark Centennial, will be
on exhibition at the Fair.
The building which will house
Russia's exhibit of paintings by
modern Russian artists will le a
replica of an old Moscow palace
used by the Romanoff kings of the
early times.
Coos county, Oregon, will have a
pavilion of its own at the Ix-wis and
Clark Centennial. The building will
lie constructed entirely of Coos coun
ty woods, and will be in itself an
exhibit of interest.
The Philippine villages will le in
habited by about three hundred
natives representing several different
trilx-s. There will be the head-hnnt-ing;
dog-eating Igorrotes, the fight
ing Moros, the Negritos, who are
the real aborigines of the Islands,
and the gentle, civilized Visayans.
Tlie natives will arrive at the Ex
position some time in April and will
build their own houses out of bam
boo and nipa.
Besides the wild t ribes, the Govern
ment will detfiil HMJ Filipino Scouts
for duty at the Exposition. The
Scouts are made up of representa
tives of the higher class Filipinos
and are a part of the regular army.
A band of native musicians will
probably accompany the company.
Far away Persia will send to the
Lewis and Chirk Centennial an elabo
rate display of Oriental art. This
display, which will be a notable one
in Exposition history, will include a
valuable collection of rugs, paint
ings, potteries and tapestries, the
display being made officially by the
Persian Government.
Ths art display will be of fabulous
value, representing more money
than will be spent In producing the
entire Exposition. There will be not
a few paintings worth on the mar
ket at least $100,000 each, und the
aggregate value of the display will
amount to millions of dollars.
Notice For Publication.
Land Office at The Dalles, Oregon,
November 5, P.104,
Notice is hereby given that the tollow-ing-nameU
settler has tiled notice of his
intention to make tinal proof in support
of his claim, and that auid proof will be
made before J. J. Smith, County Clerk, at
Prinev ille, Oregon, on the 24th day of
December. 1904, to-wit:
JAMES A. MOFKITT
of Prineviile, Oregon, on 11. E. No.
G3J3, for the 'NSYf of Section 3, NEtf
i-Y. of Section 4 and NWNWJi of
Section 10, Tp. lCSouth, Range 15 E., W. M.
He n nines the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence xxyon and
cultivation of said land, to-wit:
James R. Harvey, George W. Jones,
Charles H. Dealy and Henry Turner, all
of Prineville, Oregon.
MICHAEL T. NOLAN,
nlO pd Registor.
BEND RESTAURANT
I G. SMITH. Proprietor.
Meals hi HI All Hours
Are prepare" . to urnish lionnl
and" lodging hm- tfca day, week or
month. Also keep n fresh line
ot pue try always on liuiut.
Lunelle! (or travelers will Ik
prepared on short notice.
Xeulv Funiislit'J Rooms
Timber Land. Act J una i, IU
Notice for Publication.
United State IjsiJ Office.
The Dallea, Or., ltler 6th, 1904,
N itlc ia hereby given that in compliant
with the provMon ut ti act of Congrra u(
June J, 1S7S, entitled "A a art for th sal uf
timber laud ia th State of California, Ore
gou, Nevada, and Waahington Territory, " a
xteudej to all tS Public Ijui I State by act
f Augiut 4, lOtri,
THOMAS M. OOONNKIX,
J Prineville, county of Crook !! of
Oregon, ha on Augitat 4th, 1J02, Hied ia
thin orfiae hi twnin tat.uient No. tk9, for
the purchase of th W JSKi & K-,SV ,4 S.V-
tiou N,k 26 in Tp. 1J S., Range IS K., W. M.
and will offer proof to show that th lod
ought U nior tal liable for it limber or ston
than f agricultural purpnae, and to r
tabiixh hia claim to aid land befor J.J
Smith, County Clerk, at Prineville, Oregtin,
on, the Slol day of January, 19UV
l namea aa witn wi:
Walter O'Neil, Scott Hathaway, Waltei
Snoilerly and Perry Long, all of Prineville,
Oregtm.
Any and all persons claindng advendy the
above-deacriled landa. ar requested to file
theirclaim in thi olfic on or before said
2ddy of January, ltXV.
MICHAEL T.NOLAN
n!7 np Kcginter.
Tlmtx-r Land. Act June S, 1ST.
NOTICE FOR PCBLICATION.
United States Land OmYe,
Thc Iallih, Okhjox, Octolvr l l'JOt.
Notice la hereby given that In compli
ance with the provision of lb act of
Congrea of June 3. UTS, entitled "An act
for the aale ot timber lands In th atatva
of California, Oregon, Nevada, and Wash
ington Territory." aa extended to all the
Public Land States by act of August 4.
1.W2, th following named penon have tiled
in thi office their sworn statements, to-wit:
Ihiliois Mit:hell, of lU15-13lh Avenue.
Seattle, county uf King, stat of WashingUm,
worn statement No. 2390, filed August 26,
1904, for the purchoe of th W X W K and
V, SW of Section 32, Tp 14 South, Ran
la Kat of W. M.
Rachel K. O'Neil, of Prineville, county of
Crook, state of Oregon, swum statement No.
ZV.n), tiled Septemlier 2 P, Ux the ,.urclie
of the SEti NWlf, SWV NEK ft NWJ
SE'i of Section 27, Tp. 12 South, Range 10
East, W. M.
That they will offer proof to show that
the land sought la mure valuable for Its
Umber or stone than for agricultural pur
pones, and to establish their claims to
aid lands before J. J. Smith, County Clerk,
at his office in Prineville, Oregon, on th 23rd
day Decemtwr, l'J04.
They name a witnesses: liyron Cady and
Perry Poindexter. of Prineville, Oregon;
Louise R. Heath and James R. Heath, of
Afpleton, Wisc'jmin; George O'Neil, August
II. Lippmann, I. Michel and T. M. O'Con
nel, all of Prineville, Oregon.
Any and all persona claiming adversely
rne above-described lands are requested
to file their claims In this office on or
before the said 23rd day of December, '.M.
MICHAEL T. NOLAN,
o20 Register.
J Holiday Goods j
we nave the largest ana
most complete stock ever
r brought to Prineville
I The Winnek Go.
Headquarter tor Santa elauu
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Notice For Publication.
Land Office at The Dalles, Oregon,
November 5, 1!)04.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has tiled notice of his inten
tion to make final proof in support of his
claim, and that said proof will be made be
fore J. J. Smith, County Clerk at Prine.
ville, Oregon, on December 22nd 1!W4, viz:
CHARLES H.DEALV
of Prineville, Oregon, on II. E. No.
12174, for the KXEof Section 33 and
WNWK of Section 34, Tp. 18 South,
Range 1 E., W.M.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said land viz:
Francis R. iiayn, Jumes A. Moffitt, O.
W. Jones and George Alillican, ail of Prine
ville, Oregon.
MICHAKh T. NOLAN,
'10 pd ' Register.
Notice.
Notice Is hereby given that the
undersigned h as purchasrd the In
terest of L. E. Allinghum In the
blacksmith firm of Wigle & Alling
hani and will pay all accounts
against the said firm.
J. II. Wiolk.
Notice For Publication.
Land Office at The Dalles, Oregon,
. November 30, 1!)04.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has tiled notice of hia inten.
tion to make final, proof in support
of his claim, and that said proof will be
made before J. J. Smith, County Clerk
of Crook county at Prineville, Oregon, on
the 12th day of January 1905, viz:
ARTHUR WELTY,
of Grizzly, Oregon, on homestead entry
Xo. 12544, for the XWSWJ, WNW
and NEiNW!4 of Section 22, Ip. 12 South
Range 10 E., W. M.
He names the following witnesses to
prove her continuous residence upon and
cultivation of 'said land, viz:
John Dee, of Grizzly, Oregon; Antone
r'ogle, of Grizzly, Oregon; William E.
Wills, of Grizsly, Oregon; T. M. O'Conni ll,
of Prineville, Oregon and Henry Mont
gomery, of Grizzly. Oregon.
MICHAEL T. NOLAN
dKpd Register.
Deputy Stock Inspectors.
Notice is horeby given tha I have
appointed the following named persons
deputy stock inspectors:
J. P. Cartwright, Hay Creek.
lini Woods, A8hwood
E. Sparks, Sisters.
A. Morrow, Haystack,
F. M. Smith Paulina.
Roscoe Knox, Post
J. 8. Bogue, Rowland.
Alex Mclntonh, Hardin
J. P. Vanliuuten, Hay Creek.
U. S. Cowles, Hay Creek
Joe 11 inkle, -
Stock Inspector Crook County.
BUSINESS FOR SALE
We are retiring from buniness
and our entire stock of Mer
chandise will be sold regardless
of cost. Will sell entire business
at reasonable terms.
N. A. TYE Company
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R0BT. SMITH,
rriuevillo, Oregon.
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Desert band. Final Proof. Notice
For Publication.
I4ind Office at Th Dulles. Oregon.
Novemlwr. It,
Notice I hereby given that William
Wigle, of Prineville, Oregon, lm llled
notice of bis intention to make proof on
bis descrt-iand claim No. t:6 for the SW'
X Et and lot 2, of Sit tlon ti, Tp. 17 South,
Range 17 E.. W. M. Iiefor J. J. Smith,
County Clerk at Prim-ville, Oregon on,
the 24th day of Iccetiiber, ll.
He names the following witneM to
prove the complete irrigation and reels,
nation of said land:
Arthur Mackey, Jauir Crnm, Je.e
Yancey and William Mat-key, all of Prine
ville, Oregon.
M It'll A Kl. T. .SOLAS,
n'.O p.1 Register.
SHERIFF'S SALE
In the Circuit Court of Ihe State of Oregun
f.ir Crook County,
Theo. Ilaiiini Ilrewing Co.. Plslnlilf.
vs
August Peterson, lK feinlunt, )
NOTICE ia hereby giveu that by virtue
of an eiecutiou and order for the Mile of
attached prM-rly lxucd out of the Cir
cuit Court of (lo- flat-- i.f Ore; hi, f,,r
Croek t'oiiniv, on Hie l lh.lnv I' Ove.-ui
licr. 1J t. nml to !i-e ilrveti l. nn anion
wl.eieiii The i. liniii i!i eu i I 'k, I. I'i.ili).
till', and August Peter.', ii i. I. l.-.i.l .lit,
and Ukii a )uilgiucnt in -aid ueiioii In
favor of the Theo Ibiium l'.r-w iug i n , l,.r
thc sum of One Hundred .Vim- uu I V lull
Dollurs with interest at rule nf . six n'r cent
H'r aiiuiiiu from the 2Mb day of Jtimiiiry,
P.m. and the further sum of S.'i.KI costs
and ace ruii'g custs and dinvtiug me to wll
the heretofore attached pruierty, t'swil
The Nortn-wesi ipiarter of Sect ton Eight,
in Township Seventeen South. Hangr
Eleven East, of Williumette Meridian, in
Crook County, Oregon, I mill on
SATURDAY, JAXl'ARY 21, IHC,
at the lionrof one o'clis k in the al'teriKHiu
of said day at the court house door In the
City of Pi ineville, Crook County, Oregon,
at public auction to the highest bidder for
cash in hand, sell a'l the right, title ami
interet tlie said August Peterson had oil
in and to thu said property on the 2nd
day of May, UJ04, to satisfy the said judg
ment ami all costs, and accruing coMs, or
so much thereof us may Is- necessary to
satisfy the same.
Dated at Prineville, Crook County, Ore
gon, Deceml)er22, 11104.
C. SAM SMITH, Sheriff,
Crook County, Oregon,
Uy L. X. Linn ktt, Deputy.
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good satisfaction. I heartily recom
mend It to all owners of stock.
J. B. BELSHER. St, Lows, Mo.
8ick stock or poultry should not
eat cheap stock food any more than
aick persona should expect to be
cared by food. When your stock
and poultry are sick give them med
icine. Don 't stuff them with worth
less stock foods. Unload the bowels
and stir up the torpid liver and the
animal will be cured, if it be possi
ble to cure it. Black-Draught Stock
and Poultry Medicine unloads the
bowels and stirs np the torpid liver.
It cures every malady of stock if
taken in time. Secure a 25-cent can
of Black-Draught Stock and Poultry
Medicine and it will pay for itself ten
times over. Horses work better. Cows
giw more milk. Hogs gain flesh.
And hens lay more eggs. 1 1 sol ves the
problem of making as much blood,
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Aout for Wasco Wnrehoiise Milling Co'. "Wliile
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SpiH'itil Attention is paid to Wool (intding and
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