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Crook County Journal
COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER-
THURSDAY, NOV. 28. 1907
Subscription fi.50 a jar.
REACH AN
AGREEMENT
Tie D.
Land
I. & P. Co. and State
Board Modify the
New Rales
After many months of disagree
ment and controversy owr the
adoption of irrigation rule", the
State Land Board and the Pes
chutes Irrigation & Tower Com
pany reached an agreement and
rules were adopted apparently sat
lefactory to all concerntd.
The Board receded from the po
sition it had taken upon the sub
ject of actual residence upon the
land, and the rules adopted re
quire only that there shall be
residence tor tnree months prior
to making proof of reclamation
cultivation and settlement. This
proof must be made within three
years after application to purchase,
The reclamation must consist of
the irrigation and cultivation of at
least one-eighth of the tract ap
plied for, within the three-yea
limit.
As to sales heretofore made, the
three years' period begins to run
from the date of the adoption of
the rules, November 25, 1907
The rules thus agreed upon are
materially different from those
adopted some time ago. When the
Board had the matter under con
eiders t "on in the fall, rules were
adopted requiring that residence
be established upon the land
within six months and be main
tained continuously until final
proof has been made. The rules
also provided that notice of in
tention to offer final proof must be
published for four weeks. Partic
ular provision was made for con
tests. These and other provisions
were onsatisfactory to the irriga
tion company and at its repuest
the rules were suspended.
At subsequent conferences the
objectionable provisions were
eliminated. While contests are
still permitted by the rules, an
applicant need not give nbtfce of
all practical purposes, contests are
impossible. The new rules will be
of great aid to the irrigation com
pany in effecting sales of land, for
residents of other states can now
purchase and need not come to
this state until they wish to
establish the three months reel
dence and make the proof. X
residence is required after making
proof.
I he board is required to issue a
deed when the proof has been
made and a receipt has been filed
snowing that the hen of the irri
gation company has been satisfied.
WKon I k I ...
He mc lurmer rules were
adopted there was consternation
among purchasers of land, who
live in various parts of this and
other states and who were not in a
position to leave their homes and
establish a residence on their land
within the required six months.
Under those rules they would have
been compelled to establish a resi
dence or give up the land. The
The adoptioh of the new rules re
lieves them from this predicament
and gives them three years within
which to make a three months'
resiuence ana cultivate one-eiehth
FATHER HICKETS
FALL VISIT
Recently we had the pleasure of
a call from Rev. Father Hickey,
who had but just returned front an
extended eastern trip and was en
route to Bend for his "fall visita
tion.' The reverend gentleman
celebrated mass in Prineville then
drove to Bend where he remained
until Tuesday last.
Our Bend correspondent sent us
the following interesting letter
which was received too late for last
week's issue:
Masses were celebrated in Bend
on Sunday morning at 8 and 10
o'clock and a surprisingly large
congregation was in attendance.
About thirty persons went to con
fession and received Holy Com
munion duriug Father HickeyV
stay in Bend. On Sunday morn
ing there was a high mass which
was a most pleasing surprise to the
congregation. The altar was
beautifully decorated with lights
and flowers, and all the rich cere
monial of the Catholic church was
used. The music was exception
ally fine and elicited from the
pastor and whole congregation
well-deserved praise. Gans 2d
Mass in D was rendered. It is
grand musical composition and
wag done full justice bv Miss
Emma Erdman soloist, who was
ably supported bv Miss Aime
Trautner, contralto and organist
and by Mrs. E. J. McDonald and
Mr. G. Brosterhouse. Father
Ilickeys morning discourse was on
the "Material and Religious De
velopment of the East," and was a
most enjoyable treat. In the
evening at the 7 o'clock services
the reverend gentleman spoke-on
the religious trend of thedav. of
the daily life of a Catholic and the
passing away of the religiou.-
bugaboo.
A first communion and confir
mation class has been formed in
Bend by Father Hickey, and an
ble Catholic gentleman appointed
as superintendent and teacher.
Every Sunday morning at 10:30
clock the class will meet for
nstructions at the little church
and parents will have the satis
faction of seeing their "little ones
carefully brought up and in
structed and prepared for first
communion.
When you want n pleiisunt plivsic
try Clianiberlnln'a Stomach "and
L.iver lauiets. iney are euny to
take and produce no irrfnlnir or
other unpleasant effect,
P. Adiiinson.
Sold ly 1).
Applv
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For Sale
1 Kimball iano slightly need,
at this office.
Wanted
One geaond-hand writing desk with roll
top. Address Journal Olfk-e. Im
Plants for Sale
Hardy, acclimated and Ktdl-rnnto.1
huh-quality, Blackberry, Currant,
Loganberry, Raspberry and Strawberry
plants. For full informal ion nnrl rrota
address, I. D, WIKST .
NWltf fiend, Ore.
Watch Found
A watch and chain found. Th
owner can have same by proving and
paying iur mig aa. J. a. Milff.
CREWS CALLED OFF
FOR THE WINTER
Forest Supervisor A. S. Ireland
has completed the greater part of
the field work that was allotted to
him in- the Blue Mountain forest
reserve and has taken the con
struction crews off the trail.
About the first of August Mr. Ire
land received order from Forester
Gifford Piuchot'to construct trails
from Summit Prairie to connect
with the wagon road at some point
near Dayville, intersecting a ter
ritory some seventy miles in length
that at present is almost impass
able in places and nothimt better
than cattle trails.
A crew of six laborers under the
direction of Forest Guard C. S.
Congleton have been at work on
this end of the trail and were
forced to abandon the work until
fpring because of the snow fall,
after having completed 23 miles of
the most difficult part according
to the specifications of the forest
service.
During the winter a ser es of
lores lew 'cabins' will be built
throughout the Blue Moun
tain and the Maury Mountain
reserves. The houses are
built after a plan that has not
been definitely deciied upon by
the department but it is known
that they will all be of a specified
size and shape, and will nil con
tain, beside a handily equipped
ollice for the chief officer of the
subdivision, five or six house
keeping rooms lh.it will be for the
use of the family of theolllccf who
happens U Ih stationed at Unit
point. The cabins will be for the
free use of the forest officers and
will be situated on ths reserve.
Forest Guard Congleton will have
charge of the cabin construction
and expects to complete about
seven of them during the winter.
W. A. Donnelly, forest guard,
who has been employed on the
south and west divisions of the
Blue Mountain reserve during the
summer, has been transferred to the
north side, and will have charge
of wottfrom the west end of the re
serve to Dayville, a distance of
alHut eighty milen.
These men have been here the
past few davs checking out their
summer's work with their chief
and getting orders for the winter's
campaign.
A Methodist Minister Recommend Cham
berUin't Cough Remedy.
We have used l'lmin!'rl.'ilii' t'ouuli
Itemmly In our home for neveti years,
ami tt hit always proved to he a
reliable remedy. We have found
that It would do more than the
inaimtaetutvin elalui for It. It Is
ewpevlally good forcroupand wlioop
Ingr eoutrh, Itev. James A. l-ewl.
Taotor .Mllaea, Minn., M. K. Church.
CliamtMTlaln'H t'ouuli Kemed.v lt sold
by 1). . AdnuiHoii.
Fine Ranch Property for Sale
17(10 Ki-rin of deeded land ten milee
i I heart of I'milum. Or. Sunk or
to Ih ' ft"" html. Can ri hay, grain or
I vegeiaiifH, ah mem tiairy ration.
! IkhhI mmuuer range. All crops do well.
! I raiw hay for SiHW cow and 10,(M
! xheep. Poor health the rmsou for
foiling. .My land l so oituated that It
control the water mipplv of a laigv
scope of country. If yon prefer to take
up gixd government land nnder home
Klead will Hell you deeded land to fur
niili water. Will Uar the lullert in
vHtigalion. Murt go to California.
For further particular inquire t this
office. UK11 tf
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" Royal Worcester " and " Nemo " Corsets
Gloves , ri - n win. I. Ufrick
,a, y & k igmf
Complete Xf Mi! .V,: J-A if ! J1. W n ,.
DRESS GOODS , SALE
Thankiving prices on nil of our line of Fancy Dress Plaidt, Plain and
Fancy Mixed Weave, Mohairs and Serges, in colors and blacks.
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ixrgumr ujc anu i iK. vniuci ni , OUC ptf yard
d i. ti en . -J ti 7C . i it CI
C(Uiai f A iwu auu em j t aiuu ai 4 1 1 U V
jj.jL.-mi j i ,i ,i,u ju nil.. i uiiu," in T-rsrassSB.-3sasTrr,- --rT-rr-raa
Special Thanksgiving Offerings $
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When yon want It
Wlica yon want II
No smoke no smell no trouble.
Often you want Heat in a hurry
in some room in the house the fur
race does not reach. It's so easy to
pick up and carry a
PERFECTION-Oil Healer
(Equipped with Smokeless Device)
: m Aur Tnnm ynu wain ,v I. uj tw.it u Um -
house. II has a real smokeless device absolutely preventing
smoke or smell turn the wick as high as you can or
as low as you like brass lont holds 4 quarts of oil
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mat gives ijui g lowing neat tor y nours. rin
ished in japan and nickel an ornament
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anywhere. L,very heater warranted.
Jgay&Lamp
it tK !urd lor th ituJeait or "
radar. It trim a bnilunt. itfdv Itaht
that maka study a pleasure. Made oJ braaa, nickel pUied and equipped
with tkc latest improved central draft burner. Every Ump warranted.
ii yea cannot obtain tkc PeHcetwa Oil Healer or Rayo Lamp Irtai
your dealer write to our nearest agency lor dearriptivo circular,
STANDARD OIL, COMPANY
( 1 st-rpnttd t
iuiumirainuimiuttiuuunuuu
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of their land.
Cranberries
Fancy Cove Apples
Sweet Potatoes
Lemons
Pears
Tomatoes
J- E. Stewart & Co.
Stats Selection
Notice for PnMioation.
U. B. Land Office, The (Miles. Orison,
...... , November !!, 1!W7.
.Notice is hereby elven tht uiwler ihe nnt.
viaiuni of the iu t of Congrenn of Auirunt II,
mo, nun ioe new suppiemenlsry anil ainenla
Uiry thereto, the Bute of Oregon hm thin .lav
file.linthia oltiie its annlii-ation k ai ...
select the of the BVV"i f feec. 31. f 17
south, range 17 ., W. M.
Any and all persona claiming adversely any
of the atve-described lands, or desiring tot
ally reason to object to the final allowance of
the same, should file their claims or objectione
in this ollice on or before the ltith of Janu
ary, 1908.
ll-SWw C.W.MOORE, Register.
Report of the condition of
The First National Bank
Of Prineviller Oregon
At the close of business August 22, 1907
hi:hii:ikm i.uiui.itiks
fy.aiiM and IHaeunnU tMJtto 21 oupllul Ktock 5H,m (XI
United stales Bonds lajflfl no Surplus and undlvld.nl prViflU to.Z'fi Ti
flank fn'mlws 12.UI 12 ciriiulnl l.m lO.WKJ (Kl
lue from banks sub to ck ln,liff 2 Divldendii unpaid H,2 ' IW
Caxh on hand S0.iMS 75 lp.,iH gwiit H
Kedemption fund 25 00
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B. F. Allen, President T. M. Baldwin. C.hi.r
Will Wurzweiler, Vice-President H. Baldwin. Aa'l Chi.,
I For Irrigated Farms
I and Fruit Lands
? In the Deschutes Valley write
I H. F, JONES, 3
Redmond, Oregon. W
: The Leader
I. MICHEL, Proprietor
S WURZWEILER & CO
Flannelettes
Regular 25c valm-s al 18c
Rt'flular 15c anJ 20c
values al 12C
Ladies Fine Cash
mere Hose
Iti-urnl'ir T.V valiiin nt 50c
Iti'Kiilitr viiIiiik nt 3Sc
A few Latlira' and
Mir' Skirts at Half
Price.
Faicinatort, Knit ShawU
and Capti all Reduced.
See our line of Men's " Sincerity " Suits and
Overcoats. They are made by he luc
work and guaranteed to stand hard ware
ft
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crd ok on sin
OFFICERS:
ff. A. Booth, Pr.ldnt
D. r. Btswaht, VlcPrsldnt
O. M. EiKiN. OsiM.r
DIHEOTOR8:
A. Booth, o. M. Elkins,
O. r. 8iiht
TransiU'tH a (loni'ml
Itankin HusinHrt
and Sold
Collections will re
ceive prompt attention
i!Prineville-Shan ko Stage Line
ij Dally Between Prlnevllle and Shanlko
b'Bvcit fchnMiko, (1 p. iii. Arri i' nt I'linfvillc (1 a, m.
I.cmvi h rrincvilli. I p. in. Arrivi'D nl Hlmuiku I . in.
Urst Class Accommodations
P New Prineville Photo Gallery
.lllxl 0H- hi I 111. olil I llt' in 1 1 )) I
liiuliliiiK "H ,'it tiilu Miiin Mirit
All the latent styles in riidlirnplis. We have
Artura Finish. The best on the market. All work
Ktiarnnteed. Prices reasonable. See sample.
L. L. FRY, Proprietor.
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AcuiiinmiHlutioiiK for ('oiiiini'rciiil
Mini. Fecil iiml l.lvi-ry SIhIiIihii
Coiiin-ctioti. Katk fhom $1 to
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If Paulina, Oregon.
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Pure Drugs
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D.P.Adamson & Co
SANTA CLAUS
Santa Claus has gone inlo close partnership with us this year and we consequently have
things lo choose Irom than you can find anywhere else.
PRESENTS FOR EVERYBODY
Buy your Holiday Goods now. Don't wail lo join in ihe big rush at ihe last minute. We
have presents lor everybody in plenty. Our lines have nol depreciated in quantity or quality in
spile ot the heavy buying of last week. Just today we have received another shipment ol the
very latest things Jobbers have to offer and il is still an easy mailer lor you lo select just the righ thing,
bu don I wait We will be unable lo get another supply when this one is '(.one.
oeiow we list a lew items Irom each ol our various departments. Just the things you have in mind lo buy
ta- the home folks or particular riends. Remember we have seven sections devoted lo yUur Holiday needs.
-v.... .amc, iiiouier, ior uiue ooys. lor utile girls, lor Ihe baby, lor big boys, and lor big
the' " Klvc you-Fr-,no 8uil.r. TWIkl... Mucl.ln.
uig gins.
W furnldh
Timlicr I-anri, Act Jiinn 3, 1878.
Notict for Publicilioa
United Stalm l.ninl OHii-p.
Th Dalli'H, (Irniron, Sunt. 21. 11MI7.
Notice im l.erclty cIvhii that in com.
ilfunce with the proviHioiiH of tho net of
umvrum ol Juno 3, 1878, entitle.! n
act for the hii1 of timber IiiikIh in the
.Statu of California, Orcjfon, Nevaria
anil V anil inif ton lerntorv. an ex.
tended to all the 1'nhlis Luiil StaloH
hy act of AiiUHt 4, 18IIZ,
Klla A. Ken von.
of Redmond, county of Crook, State of
(r!Kut hJH thia day tiled in this ollice
lier (.worn vtautinent, No, 4.1.12, for the
purchase of the N'i HVJ'4 and HKl,'
of Him;. 10, in T. IS south, rane 15
east, vv. Al., and will offer proof to
show that the land nought is more val
uable for its timber or stone than fur
agricultural purposes, and to establish
her claim to said land before the
county clerk, at 1'riiieville, Oregon, on
lite l.ftn uay ol Decern tier, I!I(I7.
She tinmen uu wiIiimuuuu liula HI
Charlton, L. K lluilson, of J'rineville, j
Ore., Kachel L. Nohmd, of Portland. 11
Ore.. tWil Kintin nt I(,.,l.n..il w
Any anil nil persons claiuiliig ad
versely the above-described lands are
requested to file their claims in this
olhce on or before said 13th day of
'ncemuer, i'.ivi.
0 lOp C. W. MOORK, Register.
SCHOOL SUITS
Finest Line in the City
School time is here and anxious mothers want
to know where to get the Best Suits for the
least money. Come to our store and cease
your anxiety. We have all kinds, all prices
and can fit any boy.
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THE HAMILTON
School
BROWM
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noes
FOR BOYS AND GIRLS
THEY WEAR LIKE IRON. MADE FOR HARD USAGE
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( THE LEADER
New Prineville
Hotel Building
PRINEVILLE, OREGON
City Property for Sale
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jenirnuie resilience mentions in inuerent tyr,
parts of Prineville, improved or miiin. flij
iroved, In lots or blocks. Alxo soma clioien iiC
niiHiiicHH lots on Alain streets, near the
center of the city. For particulars addrnns
Hot 2X4, Prim-villa, Or. 7 26
Mon's Suits. Hats and general 7S
FurniHhingH nt nlmiit lialf price at Jjfj
Call and Inspect these Lines
We have other Bargains, too
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