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High School Priacipal
Makes Annual Report
The following report of the prin
cipal of the Crook County High
School has been favorably passed
upon by the board and ordered
printed. It reads:
Pradpil' Revert. Jusirr, 1909.
Board of Education of The Crook
County High School Gentlemen:
At the November meeting of tlie
Board you asked me to make out a
report and turn It In at the next
meeting. Knowing that you are
Tery busy, this report will contain
only euca Information a I think you
wish at this time. If there are any
other reports concerning the school,
or If this report Is too brief In any
respect, It will be a- pleasure to make
mich out.
In May twelve pupils will lie ready
for graduation. When this class en
tered the school thirty of the number
came from the town school and three
came from other parts of the county.
Every year since theu the number
coming from the town school has
decreased, while the numlier coming
from the rest of the county has In
creased. This September sixteen
pnplls entered. Of this number seven
(three of whom had been out of
school a year) came from the town
school and nine from the other parts
of the county. Besides, only four of
the seven who came from the town
school live at Prlneville. Out of an
enrollment of forty-nine, eighteen
live here in Prlneville. I make men
tion of these facts to show that the
high school is not only drawing most
of her pupils from the districts out
side of Prlneville, but also to show
the Increased Interest of the other
districts toward the school.
Although the number of eighth
jjrade graduates has decreased iu the
last few years from sixty-four In 11)05
to twenty-four In 190S, and although
grades above the eighth have been
added to four of the largest districts
of the county, we have not only held
our own In numbers, but our attend
ance has Increased. While we are
glad to see the other schools grow
and to know that many more pupils
are taking work above the eighth
grade now than a few years ago, we
feel that next year Is the year when
the high school will add more pupils
to her enrollment than at any past
time. This conclusion is based upon
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The
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winter evenings. Steady,
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write our nearest agency for descriptive circular.
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drop the
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to-day
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aU tWp prp.U to the . 2-2-
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Pure old honest whiskey bottled by the
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four facts: Fln-t, that there i a
greater Interest In such v. ork through
the couuty, which I rapidly grow
ing lu population; second, that there
will be no grades added to any or the
county schools next yea-, which will
cause some of the pupil now atten
ding them to come here: third, that
the eighth grades of the county will
turn out the largest classes for some
time, und many of these puolls have
notified me that they will be hen;
fourth, that the people are finding
out that their children can come here
to school at a much lower cost than
they can go elsewhere, and that no
boy or girl In the last two years has
been compelled to leave for w ant of
funds. Paring the summer vacation,
every one of our boys was at work
in some remunerative and profitable
employment. Permit me to call
your attention to the fact that, If a
boy or girl, prepared and anxious to
obtaiu an education, desired to come
here, we have been able during the
last two years lu every case te find
honest employment of such a nature
that full expenses In all Hues are paid.
Most of our boys and girls are help
ing to educate themselves. From a
third to a half are earning nil the
money they use while with us.
Permit me to call your attention
to the fact that the high school sets
a standard for the other schools of
the county, and by doing so has In
creased the efficiency ol nil the schools
of the county. Any Increase lu the
efficiency of this school means an
added Increase In the etiideucy of
all the schools of the county.
The addition of the Teachers'
Course to the curriculum of the
school will help the other schools of
the county In another way. This
course Is entirely for the benefit of
the other schools. Tor this reason,
I would recommend that the work
which will help the other schools the
most be taken up. At the present
time, In my opinion, the public
schools in this county suffer most for
teachers qualified to teach In the
primary grades. If the pupil does
not receive the proper training in the
first five years, especially the first
three, or if he be started In the
wrong way by an Inexperienced
thongh well meaning teacher, much
of that which the school should give
him will be lacking. In many ways
this can never be made up. It seems
to me that a teacher thoroughly
qualified to teach the teachers and
the pupils of this course how to
teach in these grades should be em
ployed, A teacher of this class, or
In fact a good teacher of any class,
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IllllV. I Wlllllll IWOttllUOtlll tlrit this
i'ouri lie opeu to all pupils lit.l.llutf
a nt a to eighth grado diploma, mid
that the course embrace work that
will rcijulre t wo years to complete,
1 would recommend that the work
In u lcnec-during the fuwl two year
of the Scientific t'outve K vlmnjsl.
At the prencnt lime, the work of I lie
llrxt year Is physical vtiniphy t'.ur
Imr the tlrt nctncMtcr and hyhloloy
during tlio last KcuieMer. T.io work
f the wcond year Is jreolo.ny during
tin? Ilrst ncuieMer and botany during
tin' last. I Ih-IIcvo that physical
geography of a different nature than
that w hich we a re giving now nhouM
Ih given during the ontliv first year,
and that tigi-ieultiir., tlu botany of
the useful grains and vegetuldes
grow n In this county, lie given dur
lug the Koeoud year. There are four
reasons for this: Flrwt. halfyiar
lessons are never satisfactory, as
only n supt rlielal handling of the
subject can le given la ti nt tlm
second, the work In geo!ov, t
given la the state text, w mainly a
review of idiyslclal geography, thus
bringing about a needless repetition;
third, n, better and more useful
knowledge will le glv u to tin we
who do not Intend to go to a college
or university; fourth, practical
ajriiciilture must soon I eadded to t o
currciHim of this school. At the
present time, while the educational
world Is unanimous la recoinu e uHng
agriculture for all schools, it Is
divided as to w hat phase of nuri
culture should be taught. 1 IhliiK
this depends upon locality ur.il
nature of the pupils lu ntten lanco.
We must do some exKrimetitlng to
find out just what phases to teach
and just how they should lie taught
here, so that w hile we would lie
giving more to the pupils with this
change than we do now, we can be
arranging for the time when a
thorough course lu agriculture can
lie given here. I may say that Jht
inisslon lias Invn given me by the
state superintendent to make such
changes if the board and county
superintendent concur.
To do the proper work In physical
geography, laboratory work.
especially In relief modeling, must be
given. With t lie use of the old court
tnuso, I believe thnt all apparatus
and tools cau be furnished for a
hundred dollars. When once fur
nished, I doubt if It will coat live
dollars a year to continue the work.
Therefore, I recommend that n
hundred dollars be appropriated to
fix up a physiographic laboratory to
lie ready for use in September,
To give the practical work In
agriculture that we should, dirt
must be brought In and placed on
one side of the building and a fence
plaeetl around this spot. Sooner or
later the grounds must be fixed up
and this work will be a part of that.
Iu the long run there will be very
little added expense. We feel that
this can be done ut a cost not exceed.
Irig$50. I would recommend that this
work be done as soon us spring
opens, so we cau take advantage of
It for our present class In botany.
When I first fame here two years
ago, I found nearly everything w rong
with the heating plant. Since that
time, by continual experiment, many
changes have been made in it. It Is
giving much better service this your
and, from the way It Is doing now,
Is costing much less to run than ever
before. While tills plant will never
be satisfactory, If we can, we should
postpone the adding of a new plant
until we have our new addition, and
then a plant capable of easily heat
ing both should be Installed. We
still have some water In the radia
tors, which causes trouble and causes
us to use much more wood than wt
should. We have had the American
Iladlatorman and the men who put
lu the heating plant In the new court
house look over the plant. They
say that if another pipe, a two-Inch
pi fie, is run from the return back to
the boiler, the present suction which
sucks the water from the boiler Into
the pipes and the cause thut holds
the water lu the radiators will be
removed. This will not cost more
than twenty-five dollars. I would
recommend that this be done as I
feel that It will pay for itself la many
ways, as the other improvements
have in tiie past.
In conclusion, permit me to cal)
your attention to the fact that this
was the first county high school lu
this state. The law was planned
for three main reasons One reason
was to give the smal'er districts a
way to sei d their pupils through
the high school grades, and .to give
those who had no chance to go on
with tlrelr education a way to make
betb r men and women of themselves.
A second reason was the fact that
the district schools of the counties
would have a standard set, and the
efficiency of these schools Increased.
A third reason was due to the fact
that a county high school lias more
backing, more money, more Influence,
and can do work that no school out
side of a large city can hope to do.
While there were and are many
other reasons for a county high
school in every county in the state I
feel that I would be taking up too
much of your time to enumerate and
explain them. Besides, I feel that
you have looked Into this matter to
some extent and nie familiar with
tlio facts. If not you need but to
look to the conditions In our county
in 1002 and to them now. I5ut if you
will excuse me, I wishtoeall your at
tention to the fact that the trainers
of this bill, studying the school
systems of the other states, builded
wisely and well. This bill was
pnswM In 9X2, l ow colonic took
advantage of It nt that time. The
Idea grvw, how over, and In growluu
so rapidly that It l safe to predict a
county bluli school In nearly every
county In our slate In Im than live
voars. Ila'.f of the countloH have a
county ligli schitol now, and most
of the other have taken up the
mat tir In one form or aionher, ho
that I ful that the county liluh
school Idea has come to stay In this
slate as well as In the other where
It lia Ixvn tiled. In the Tutted
Slatew, the hlea has grown until
congress Is now st udj lug the tpies
tlon In one or t wo forms, especially
from an agricultural side. The bill
tor agricultural high schools nlouo
calls for nn expenditure of millions.
While these bills may not pass this
year, I am ware that the people of
thN country and congress fool (hat
our greatness as tl nation depend
largely upon our public schools, and
that any expenditure upon our
schools, when well used, pax for
itself In so in. my ways that. It I took
the time to explain them, your time
would be taken away from vour
other numerous duties for the good
of the people of this county.
The Idea of thost w ho llrst agitated
the county high school plan was the
same n that which caused our fore
father after the War lor Indepen
dence to moot and form a union.
'there lias Ixvn no backward slop
In
eli I er movement since. "Iu t'ulon
There Is Strong a."
Taking f ir hypothesis that taxes
would all be turned over to the
Treasurer by Jan. t of each year, the
report on 11 nances Is us fo'low.
Assessed vuliia'ion if prop
erty.lt OS X2.1,S!)3 00
Kate of taxntiou - l mills
Tax to celled -
Tax collected hif-t year 7,:122 S5
Total expenws from Jan.
I;K)8 to J.munry, I'M) i,Kk i'.
As the wood for the year wns paid in
l'.H7, f 151 should be added t. this to
find out the cost of runiiinu the school
last year. The expenses lor l'.Kiy will
1 about m follows:
Pi ioci pal's salary $1500
Teachers' salaries ;i- l'(
Janitors' "
Wood ISO
Library 100
liiysics lalmratoiy "5
PhyHi'Kraphic laboratory 100
Wtii kin agriculture "
Catalogue 100
rriiilintf 10
Insurance 210
Commencement, etc 100
Laboratory fund granted ; not spout 4t
Moving old court house 'f,,,ll
Incidentals 500
Total $70U
The following items are the ones that
will cause the increase:
Increase in teachers' suluries $ 2-5
New teacher 810
Increase in janitors salaries .So
Catalogue 10
Insurance 210
Commencement 50
I.ntioratury fund . 44
Incidentals 10
Vhysioruphie laboratory l'K)
Work iu iiirricnltitre 50
Moving old building - fiOO
Total $'.074
Tlie.H? items are hated en salaries re
niainiiik! as they lire new.
Asesed valuation of prop
erty. I'M) $7,070,254
Valuation in Jiond district .Vd,o !'
Valuation for high school funil$C,51.S,!H7
At a rate of 1.' mills .
On hand Iec. 8, l-MH .
8.14S 0.1
2,ho7 15
Total $11,005 HO
Expenses lor l'.W'J 7,014 00
Iialance $ 3,i'.)l 80
I would recommend a tax rule for the
coming year of 1 !4 mills. Respectfully,
M. 1$. HOCKKNHKRKV.
1'rincipiil.
Notice fur Publicattoo
(Not eodl Intnl.)
Iv-Piirltnent orihe Interior.
U. S. l.iititl uiticc at Tin,- i).illi"i, Orecmi.
Novenil.er 17tll, l!H
Notice ii lierchy ftiven that
I.K-I1.IK A. 1'OTTKR
of Prineville. Un k'oii, who, on November
llth, bms, tniole Tnnln'r ami htuiio Applica-
tloll .No. 01)!.rj (irCW'vMV , M'CtloJl '.'.I,
Town-hip il Kouth, IIuiiko 01 K:iM, Wil
lamette Meridian, hua tiled notice of inten
tion to make linul timber and Htoiiu irmif,
toestnlilinh claim to the html above de
scribed, before Warren Urown, county
clerk, nt bin oflice at 1'rineville, Ori nti,
on the 5tli clay ot rehruarv, Wt',) t latin
ant numes as witncf hi s: Wailu II. Huston
Jlenrv A. Foster, Uolrt (j. Hniiih ami
Wid barnes, all of l'rinevillc, Oregon.
12-j 0. W. .Moork, Hegister.
Notice to Creditors.
Notice it hereby triveii by the under
signed, the administrator of the eKtate of
John J. Jlc'iraui, ilet i ascd, to till persons
havliiK claims UKaitiFt the Haul ilccea-ed, ti
nrevent the same, with the primer vouchers,
to the undersiimed at his otlice in I'rine-
ville, (Jrecon, within six month ftotn the
first publication of this notice.
iJated this l lth day of January, 1K).
M. It. KUIOTT,
Administrator of the Kstate of John J.
Mclirath, deceahed.
Notice for Publication.
Department of the Interior.
U. S. Laud Ollicc ut The Dalles, Oregon.
November 20, KXiH.
Notice is hereby given that
Holla N. Doty
of Princville, Oregon, who, on April ft li ,
UI07, nia.le Timber and titortu Kntry No.
Xi: (Serial No. M7) for NJJN KJ4, NU
NWJ f-ction H, Towiihiiip 11 HoiHli,
Halite 1H Kat. Willamette Meridian, lias
filed notice of iiileiition to nitlie filial
proof, to establish claim to the land above
di Keribeil, before the county clerk at Princ
ville, Ure;:on, on the 10th day of February,
Piny, (,'luimaiit tiatiics as witnesses: ItoV
ert ii. Hniiih and Charles M. Charlton,
both of l'rinevillc, Oregon.
12-3 C. W. Mooitu, Register.
Notice of Final Settlement.
Notice is hereby Kiven, by the under-
sitined, the administrator of the estate nf
T.J. l'owell, (lccciiKcd, that he has made
and filed in the county court ins unai nc
eoiiiitiiia of his administration of eaid es
tate, and the Honorable County Judge has
set Monday, the 1st clay of Kebnmry, 1!IU(),
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, at the county
court room in i'rintville. Oregon, us the
time and place for hearing and settling
saiii final accounting. At which time and
place all persons interested in said estate
mav appear and object to said html ac
counting. J. O. r-OWKIJ,,
Administrator of the estate of T. J.
Powell, deceased. 12-24
Ndtka for Publication.
I Not Old I.Audi
IVirlmont of the Interior,
1'. . i.uilil VMIice, t Tla pnlle, Or.
IVtvnilxT lih, l'.nv-t.
NotiiH1 i lu-ivby room ilint
Willi.mi J. I'aiii'Hkr
ef Pi iiu villi', liiiroti, vih.i.en Ani!ii-t joih,
l'il. iiiii U- lliMm-O',1,1 I ulry (i'iil Nn
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ih'iii 1 1, I nslnp lil Nmth. Kauri II
Kl, V iliniui't'.e Mrmliiin, li.ii nliil no
I ioe il i n I i'ii lion t-i iiiiIm I'iiiiiI I'nc-vi nr
Profit, to i'.-i.iI'Ii!! cl.iuii to tht Itiiid ftUivc
lUsenU'd. l,-tio W'tirrrn Prowti, I'miuty
clerk, lit lit- ilHco si Pihievilli', tlnii!iii,
oil thv '.'i.il il.iv ol IVli iinry, p.Ml, Imni
Sill IttllllO W !ll'".M'' Klllllli'l S. Ml.'Ji-
nil, I liiirii I, iuon, l iirl lint nml
bLoi eii A. lUifM't. nil of l'rlne iHo, r',
l.' ii 'V. Mimre, lli'ni.ilcr.
K!ic fur PvMiolioa
Not t'o.d I. Rinl.
IVivirliiirnt ol llii Interior,
1'. ti. Und Hitlci- i.l I hi- Htllo-, tr.,
SoM-inlH r '.'llh, Pun
Notice U hcrtiiy clvi n Hint
I'l MIKNl K Tu IT
nf Port'.'iib!, Ortu'oii. who, on Novomwr
I7th, ! in. i.. I iml'iT nil Mom- A ppll-
.loon N... ol
l.oj, I. '. ami
M;',, N l''.',Mi ., So li. n ,V livirliii l.
Suiili, Kio'i-b 'Jl l'.ii-t, Willntiii'lto .Merit)
ian, lias iilvtl iittiuv ol liiiinlioii .i ituikt
limil tiinluT ami Moms proof, ( c-laOliitli
chum Iti Ihc tuti'l hIkivv i!i'cri!n'i)( )n lore
YVairvu llivw n, count) clerk, nl In oilici'
.it PriiuviHo, Urvu.ui, on ln Mh day vf
lYIirturv, P.KM. I hoiunnl tianu't ")!
in-c: (l roil I 'ml , Uiichirllim K. Join"",
John W. Killer mid A Idea '. ktiisiileli,
all of I'ruu ullo, Oregon.
W ;l C. W. M.ioiik, Khutor.
Coalril Notict.
Krni iv r or thk I i ruion,
I n I sinlin I unit oithv.
Tin- linHo. oikiiii, l'i',,'iut'r i , tin's.
A tirtWtrnl rontt-M ultliUvll lm lug Uvn
flint In llil-oill.v l-v
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ro:ilrtnt. n-tn.l ltoimni-iil (Srrlnl No
ul i o mry No li rtin.ti' li rll p. nno, i r
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l'..w n.liit Vl ,i,ith. KrtiiKv lii l-.rt.l.-W illnin
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loim") In. v liol I y nttmltii!(ttl nltl Ir tt I nr
more U.'Ul l month U-t tt; tt'.Ml tie Ion
not re-i.tr.l iiitt.tt nn. I rulitVHtiul Ht,l ttut t m
reoore.l hv hi u : Unit uil I ihn..t nh-.-nee to
litti tine tt tun eiul'lto no-lit lit ihenri.v, im.l
or nmrii.e i-ori-n ol the t mtetl sui. i In nine nl
war, mot) tHitiea' nr' li.-reto littull.tl Ui up
i.tur, r-n'itutl una i.lt.r riltlnno loin li
tlltf i.tl nlleKHIn.lt Nl le o'el.it k
A. M. ml Kel.rnnrv 1 I, IHW tN.ft.M. Wurrell
lir.o, ii. eoiuitv elerlt. t hi- inllee in I'tluei llli..
I re.., mi. I lnt llllal llenrlllK HI he I. fhl nl
li'.i'ilittk A M oil .ehrury I Ult.re I lie
htii.ii r mnl liif'U.r at the I uiie.l stm.
l.mitl i utiif in The lll. , or. sttii. The nanl
,t,,tetHlll IlllVlllir. Itt R I'lMlltr HttltlllVtl, rlliHl
iHtfuilHtr -I, I!'', -,'t foi til ritet.- hu ll tiow
Hint, ulter tine tlUU.'litv, ivr-ointl mtrvlen of
llil tmtl.v esn not .e tnuile. It lter,tv or
ilereil lllltl (llri'.-tetl tlml -in ll notice Irt MlVell
ly .lue M.i.l pro(T pul.lte.ohiii.
I I l W. MtuiltK, Itelll-ter.
Contest Notice,
Depart iiiei.l ol I tin Interior,
I'till.'ii Males I and Ulliee.
The P.dles, Oregen I . cemU-r II. pn.
A snltiiletit Ctitile-t nlli.luvil having
been hied in this ulliee by
"I liutnas 11. I tirtis
cotilestant. acni't-t lioineslea.l Serial No.
01 l!l-tMitrv No. 'AM.. Ilia. Iii .1 111 V H, Pll,
fir Wt-jSW',, Mivlion ii. KSN'i:1,. S.c.
'Jii, Tomiship 13 So.itb, Itane tl Ka-I,
V illaim'ttu Meridian, by Myron I'-. Kockc
feller, eolilestee. In uliieli il Is illtiged Unit
-aitl Myron K. It ickeli ller lias wholly
abttndotiist fitiitl triiet f.ir more than six
in. nibs pnst; that sat'l tract in not
settled tip in hii. I ciiltivtilcd by snid party
as re.tred by law: that he has wholly
abandoned nui.l tract lor more than two
years IsM Pa-I; that snid alb ired abHMiee
n not one to hi employment In the
army, navy or marine coi pn id Hie I'tuletl
Mates In tune of war, iu. parlies are lien
by notit'nd to appear, re.-p.oiil and niter
evidence IoiicIiIhk said ulleuiion nl 111
o'clock a. in. on February II, pull, before
V'ren Orown, eniiiily clerk, ut his iilli.r
in 1'rincville, t'u gon, and tli.it lili.il heat-10k-
iil I belli nt lilo'el iek a. In. oil Fi
riiury PI. pufllxfore Ihii Iteister mid Hi
ceiver at lite I'nited Mates l.an.l Ollii-c in
The ll.illes. dregon.
I'be -alii conle-lant baviii(t, ill a proper
iilil.lavit, tiled December II, l!(i. set forth
facts winch sliow that niter due ililig. nee
personal service of ibis uvticv can not I
mude.it Is hereby onleri'il iiii.I cltrci l-'d
that such notice be (riven l.y due and puni
er pithlie ultuu.
12-;li I.'. W. Moore, Uegiler.
Kotice of Final Settlemenl.
Nutlet Is beiel.y itl vi n l.y Ihe tiiideilt'iinl,
the iittuillll-itnilor of the estate of lietl I.
A nib'r-oli, deii'M-i-.l, t linl lie hits nmde lin.l
tiled w Itli tlie et.uiify elerk III Until iteeoiinl.
Iinx of tils uilinlnlMtriiteiii of miI.I e-tnte. tint!
Unit the court ba- set Monday, tlie lit tlnv of
l-fi.riiiir.v. 1 S'1, nl I" oel.K k In I lie fori noon
of thai il.iv. at the county court riHim In
Prlneville, i irt-Kofl, a-Hie time an. I pliu-,. fur
beiirluu and settlititx sul.l Until ai-euuntliiit.
At W II It'll tllllrt lllltl phleeitnv person llltere-t.
etl In salt! e-tliil. limy npear uml iiliji-et to
suld final aeeuti nttiiK.
M. HrRl.MlITT,
A.linliilstriilor of the estate of Fred I'.
Anderson, Ueis-useU. 1-U
Notice of Final Settlement.
Notiee Is ben'l.y utven l.y Hie tinder-.tiineil.
tlie iidllllnlNl rutor of the estate of John A.
l-hnni. ilets-iised. Hint lie hss inn. le mill tllerl
bis final iieeotintliiic of his adriiltd-triitlon of
stihl esta'e with the elerk of the fount v eourt,
ami I litit the e.mnty court has set Mtuuluv,
the 1st diiy of Kehruiirv, l.in, nl lu uYlnek In
the fiirf-n.M.u of that (biv. nt Ihe eottntv court
riMini In I'rlnevllle, t irf,a.m, us the time und
I'luex. for heititiiic said final aeeouiithiK.
M. K. ItHAV,
AdinlnUlra'or of the estitle of John A.
Isbaiu, deet'tiM-il. 1J..'II
Citation.
In the County Court of Hie Kittle of OreKmi,
For tlie County of Crook,
In the mutter of the estate of John Me-
Vl lull, I leeeuHed. CI til I loll,
'lo iMiheii n.iKiiit, Kill ii Mary MeVelKh nnri
all hens inikiiown, If any there Ui, of John
MeVeltfh, tleeeased; lireetlutc:
lu fie name of the Htale ofOrefron. you nn
lieiehy elte.l anil re.iulreil to !iiM-ar In Hie
county court of the htitte of or.'Uon, for the
cotiniy of Crook, at the eourt room thereof,
at Prlneville In Hie eount y nfCrook, on Mon
day, the lt day of Kehriiury, l'i i, til bio'eloek
In the fori noon or ,hat day, lin n und there to
show euuse, Ifnnv them i,e, why an order
should not he icritnted to the Hilmliitstnitor
of said e-itate mil horUlnir blin to sell itertnln
real estate of snld df(ya-ed us tu his petition
prayed for. lowlt: Hie .Northwest, uuurter of
Meet Ion Twelve lu Township Thirteen Houlh
of Haiixe Nlneleen Fast of VVIUiunetlo Merlil
Inn In Hreuon.
Witness, the Hon. II. C, Fills, luilici! or the
county court, of Hie Ktnte of ilreicon, for the
county of CriHik. wll ti the seal of salt! court
nfllxed, this 2'Jlh day of Oecemlier, A. Il,
1'Jos.
Attest: Warren Urown, clerk; by May IMto
Ueed, deputy clerk. ii-n
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OFFICERS:
W. A. Booth, Preildent
D. F, Stewart, Vice Preildent
0. M. Elkins, Cathlor
DIREOTOR8:
W. A. Booth, O. M. Elkinb,
D. F. Stewart
Transacts a General
Banking Buainess
Exchange' Bought
and SolJ
Collections will re
ceive prompt attention
The City Meat Market
IIOKKJAN A: SI ILL, Props.
lloailqutirtors for
Home - Cured Lard and
Bacon
Try potno of C'nnik ctuinly'a cluiiTBt
lmlcta. Its tlio best thnt nuuify can
buy. You will not only t:tvo inonoy but
you will ht'lp builtl up a homo industry.
Wo always carry tlio best in
Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal.
Special rates when sold in la rue quantities
We handle all kinds of country produce
H0RIGAN
Slutenmr.l of Reaottrcee mid Li&bilitict pf
The First National Bank
Of Princvill, Oregon
At the clot of lueinrof Nuv. 7, IOCS
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THE HAMILTON STABLES
(Ilonu'&Wiiii,' in Ctinncctton)
J. H. WIGLE, Proprietor
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Koaconuhlo rntot". Iu'iiiciuImt un when in
I rini'ville. Katm IIkaiosaiiik. U'o have
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MILLER BUILDING, PniNEVIloloE, OREGON
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Fresh Oysters and Fish in Season
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Main Street, Princville, Oregon
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