s i
DO
Implant it firmly on your minds to positively be here
and take advantage of the greatest money-saving
event in Central Oregon.
$15,000,00 Stock of High Grade Clothing
for men, women and children from America's leading
manufacturers. Everything will be sacrificed at " very
low prices just to impress firmly on your minds that
in the future
This Store is the Place for You to Trade
If you were not here Tuesday, March 1 fr, we expect
you here later, as you are no doubt aware of the fact
that $1.00 buys $2.00 worth of ware here during
this mastodon bargain event.
PRICE BROS.
The Place for Real Bargains
Looking Up Lapsed
School District
Superintendent Ford returned
the firs, of tl week from a hard
trip to the northeastern part of the
county. School District No. 15,
which ia located in that inaccess
ible tortiono1 Crook county, has
lieen somewhat neglected for a
number ot year, and as a conse
quence was allowed to lapse. Mr.
Ford concluded to visit the section
aid- find out the trouble. He
found several townships that were
without school facilities. The
children, sorte fifteen or twenty of
th 'ni, were going to school over in
Wheeler county. Usually where a
t hoc! district is divided between
two counties the children are enu
merated in the county where the
live, but in this case they were not.
Wbeeier county got all the benefit
o? the enumeration, which make
quite an item in the per capita tax
The county superintendent took the
matter up with the school officials
o the Wliee'.cr side ot the line and
hopes to have the matter straight
ened out in time to get the benefit
of the next reboot appoitionment
In all probability the district will
lo reorganised, as most of the terri
tory lies in Crook county.
In his travels Mr. rord did not
find many complaints on account
of loss of cattle. Oiia man had
$000 sheep and his loss during th
winter was 200. This was about
the average. The grass on the hills
around Ashwood and over to the
John Day is good. Sheep look well.
Opal Prairie Townslte.
Culver, Ore., March 13.
Ed. Journal Deputy County
SuivejorThil Armstrong, assisted
b I'crry Sai:h and Jess Ttthrow,
have commenced platting the
t wnsiteofOpal Prairie, four niile
west of Culver, and about two and
one half miles north of Juniper
Butte. The towneite is the prop
erty of J. C Cockerham and W, C.
Barber, and is what is Itnown as
the S rift p'ace. This is an ideal
location for a town as it is in the
heait of 'hi best agricultural sec
tion in the c-tunty and is on the
line of both the Oregon Trunk and
Harritnan roatls. The platting
will h i hitched about the lTih and
te pitta filed for approval at the
May temi of the county court.
Kesinvt fully, C A. 1
m " 1 Il5
IT
NOW!
Epworth League Has
New Organization
Last Saturday evening the Ep
worlhians of the Prineville local
chapter met at the M. E. Church
with six delegates from the Madras
local chapter, and organized a
county league bearing the name of
"The Central Oregon Sub-District
Epworth League." The officers
elected are as follows:
Mr. Mason, Madras, president.
Frank R. Latollette, secretary.
Randolph Ketchum, treasurer.
Miss Eikins, first vice-president.
Mies Homey, Madras, second
vice-president.
Bea Uotter, Redmond, third vice
president.
Misa Clark, Madras, fourth vice-
president
Mrs. J. D. Lewellen, president ot
the Junior League.
After the business meetinc the
reception committee served ice
cream and cake, which lu-lDed to
round out a most profitable even
The pre: c' in hour Sunday
evening was piven over to the
young people of the league. It was
well occupied. Special music war
rendered by the choir wVich inter
spersed the various numbers on
the program.
The program, which was well
presented, comprised the following
numbers:
"The Epworth League, Its
Aims," Randolph Ketchum.
"The Relation of the League to
the Church," Guy Latollette.
The Devotional Meetings," C.
B. Dinwiddie.
"World - Wide Evangelistic
Work," Frank II. Latollette.
"The Social Work," Irene
liarnes.
'The literary Work," Edyth
Rideout
"Junior League Department,"
Mrs. J. D. Lewellen.
Severil other interesting talks
were made by those present. Afler
some pleasing remarks by the presi
dent, Rev, J. D. I.welko dismissed
the meeting, which will meet again
at Redmond at some future date.
1 60 Acre Land for Sale.
'.Slants rich bottom land; rood Tor
(rain or alfalfa; stream of water running
Hi rough n; all under good feoor; good
turns and corrals: small houw, r-H.i well
and force putt p. Price Ui ht aire; 1JH)
can he irnaiej. Address. Mtd Yandei
pool, Prim?, llle. Oregon.
Eggs for Hatching. '
PinpV-coitib K. I. Red. Orders hooktd
low. Mrs. J. K. Adaiuwu. 3 1U5iu
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High School News.
Continued from page 1.
absent last week on account of ill
ness. "'
Mirses Blanche Wilson and
Lotta Smith were absent from
Junior class a part of last Friday
The Junior class is proud of
the showing made by its represent
ative in the declamation contest
as she (Blanche Wilson) won sec
ond place and was beaten only by
the representative from the famous
'10 class.
The Sophomores and Freshmen
are allowed ten percent in English
(or entering the declamation and
oratorical try-outs. This will
materially raise the grades of these
classes as many have entered
the declamation and many are go
ing to enter the oratorical, and will
necessitate some bard work on the
part of the Seniors to still hold
first place for monthly averages..
Miss Wilda Xye, 12, represented
the Alphas in the place of Warren
Yancey, '13, who had cot suffi
ciently recovered from his accident
to take his place on the program.
Fmkaoa aasl Seaisri.
We are sorry to lose Miss Mary
McDowell, '13, but hope she will be
with us again in September.
The Seniors are congratulating
themselves on their representative
in the declamation contest as the
one senior (Wilford Belknap) who
went in, carried off the honor,
securing first place.
The freshmen received honorable
mention in the contest and one of
their class secured third place.
NEW VISIBLE LOADING
REPEATING RIFLE NO. 70
The moat accurate -IX Caliber
Repeating Rifle made.
Two A one m W for Jtt abort, the
other for JK long rule cartndeea.
Handles iSS short rartrtdre. wfttrft
art giants I atgM wii bring fM mm
CAsnshr. 'or th JSS too raw, it
cartraijres.
W'eurht H pound.
Extra trvos' double extractors.
THE STEVENS Ho. REPEATE-R
ia atauiutei y (-uaxaalaed and gives uni
verai tatitaruua.
Filial with bead front and sporting
IM Prvt M
Ac
c iirr
, all r M frlMf llffi m(i
1 STFVFJS A US a
TOOtCO.
r.ShM
aocora r am auss.
STEVENS
JtU a 'J,
If " M 9 twtqteag ul im-
mm l llert ennsMw
W M SJMarmJ ie
J FT
Sugar Beets.
Continued trom Ural (iMgo.
eewfully ojerak'l from the proJuc
lion of an atea ot 5000 acre annu
ally which woulJ ncceniato twice
that amount o( ground that could
W plant, tl to grow a f urcmful
crop ot beet continuously the al
tornation of that crop with grain
crops to make a succesMui rotation
it essential. The country commonly
called McKay flat would he able to
support one or more factories and
if thin ever comes lo ass it will
make Frineville a very rosperoua
town.
Mr. lued went from litre to Red
round and from there will return
home.
Ordinance No, 172.
An Ortllnnnee to tax doga ftnd to
protilUlt liltclieM from runnlnir nt
lr' dtii-hiir hi'Ht, Hiid to rtKl Or
dhuuiee No. liiS.
The iHHiiile of the C ity of Prineville,
Oregon, do onintu n loiiown:
Sv:tion 1. Kvery (leraon, com
luiiiv or cortiorHtiou owning or
kevplnx a dtf within the corporate
limiuof the City of rrlneville, Or
iron, aliull iny nil nnnunl tttx to the
i'lty if Prineville, on siicli dog toi
follows: For eiu-h mnle tlo'ir over
three tnontliM old, tin mini -f two
dollar; lor null li'iimU' dott the aum
of four dollnnt; the nnil tax to lie
collwtilile at any time the mild doc
or lit till nitty U found within the
elty limit ol the City of Prineville.
and for w hich no tax oil sniii Uotr
hns Utn lutid fur the current ywir
the imvnit'iit of aui tax ot two iio
ar and four tlottara to lie In full oil
the doir mo taxed, until the illat day
of IHvemlH-r of the year In which the
tax Id tmtd and not othiTwlne. Such
tax shall Ik mid to the uiarfhat ol
the City of Prineville, OreRon,
whether he nhall call for the naino or
uot, who xhall ttwue to the jieritou
naviUR such tax a receipt therefor,
hoA Iiir the amount imid, uud for
what Miir, toKetlier Willi a brief
doKcrititlou of t lie doir uiion which
tlietax la nalit. utvintr inline, aire,
color and svx of duR. The iiiurtdiul
rhall also ilclivcr to the in-tvon ay
InirHiirli lax n ng upon wlih-n Hliall
I? wrttten or iirimel the date to
which such tax Is paid. Any vron
or jientoiiH rvlunliiR to pay said tax,
and upon conviction Ufurv the
rworder's court, ahall pay a tine of
not less tuau $."i.U0 or more than
10 and tu default of the payment
of such flue, such pemoti.t linll le
Imprisoned tu the city jail out day
lor each t'.'.oo ol tine.
ffiKcrio.v 2. Auy Nrson placing a
trttf as alKive dewrlU'd Mptn any
doR upon which the tux lin uot
Ihvii paid, shall, upon conviction
Ihervot la-fore I he revortler'a i-oiirt
lie lined not lt-K tliau ten dollar tor
more tlmn twetity-live dollars, lu the
tliM-rvlluii of the court, and In default
of the payiueut of each tiue ami JJie
cota of prowrutioii, fctK-lt enoil
may, by order of tmch court,
coii h ued In tlie city jnil one diy for
each two dollar of tmch rlne.
!iit.TloN ;V. It hall lie the duty of
the marshal of the City of Prluevtlle,
OreRuu, to take up and keep all
doR found wltlilu the corporate
limits of the City of Prineville, and
upon which the tax ha uot lieen
paid, and If, at the expiration of live
daya.no pvrxon nliall apiiear nud
claim eiuli Oog and pay the tax due
l hereon and an additional auiu of
one dollar a coot for taktiiR and
keepliiR audi doR, the uald marhal
ahull tlieHwe of KUch doR.
jSkitio.n 4. II any Uoir ehnll lie
louud withiu the corporate limit ol
the City ot Prineville, OreRon. with
out the tax taR a above provided,,
worn In a coiiHplcuous place upuii,
suld doR, for live Miccewdve iln and
which the inarnhul o! eald city I
unable to take up, micli iiinrvh.il
ohall kill or otherwise diepoe of
audi doR.
Skctiom 5. The marshal of the,
city of Prineville, Oregon, nhall re
ceive for each doR taken up the aum :
of one dollar. It uch doR I claimed ,
before lieiiiR killed or dipoetl of.
ucl) sum ahall l paid by the htoii ;
clalmluR audi doR; but II nuch doR ia
killed by the marshal, Mich auiu f hall
lie paid out ot the doR tax fund, and
uot otherwlne.
Section 6. All doR taken up by i
the niarxlinl under the provision if
this ordinance ahull lie kept In a1
remote place provided for theiu, and
where they Khali not become n nuis
ance to the resident ol the city, and
shall be by eaid marshal, provided
with mi Indent food and water nutll
lielliR disponed of. The word 'Mor"
In the forcRoliiR Rcctlou Khali le
construed to Include all doR. male
and female, where the female dog or
bitch i not mentioned. (
Skction 7. 1 1 alinll be nnla wful for
the owner or lawful ponessor f
any female doR or bitch to allow
audi animal to lie at larRe duriiiR
the eriod of heat or runuiiiR Benson
of uch animal; and cny person lie
Iur the owi.er or lawful possessor ! ,
any such animal. nliowliiR or jn-r-i
initthiR audi animal to tie nt la rue.
dnrlriR her period of heat or riinniiiR
leasou shall, upon conviction there
of lefore the -recorder' court of raid .
city, be lined u it lew than five dol
lars uor more than fifty dollar. In
the discretion of said court, and the
cost of prosecution; and In default'
of the payment of audi fine micli er
soii ahull I imprisoned In the city'
Jail one day for ciu-h two dollar of
such tine. Aud the marshal is hereby
aulborlied to taae up and keep sucn
animal duriiiR uch e:lod uf heat,
whether the lx on such animal hns
tiet'ii pail or not.
SHTtoj . All ordinance and
part of ordinance iu coiilllct with
till ordinance are hereby repealed, i
luasiDUvh a tlie City of Prineville, '
OreRon, ha no ifective orilimtnce
to provide fur tlie taxiiiR of Iors,
and inasmuch a it I nerestnry to
the peace, health aiid safety uf the
C'tiien of Kfiid city that Micli an or-Jin.'tTK-e
slmuld exist, an em-n;eiicy
I lH-reby declared to exist uud lid
ordinance (tl.all take effect and In to
force from and after it passage by
the council.
PaiMfd theeouiM-ll March 1st, 1910.
Jt. V. 1kkik, Iteeorder.
Approved by the Mayor, Mart h 1,
1910. 1). P. Stkwikt,
At tet: Mayor.
It. W. Kki Ki-K, ItitorJer.
Call for Warrants. i
All errenf warranta natnfs-red cf to and
Indudint N.. I are now call-d f. and will
be pan ota-n tfti!'.iuti to the ruuulr
lrrer. Inient fier tln date.
la(e4tUslbir.l4.-r,rfl4n h. I-H-.
k.iSu,.ojBir Tnwsurer.
1st Presbyterian Church
SABBATH SERVICES.
Klllidnv S.li.ml, 10 a. til,
t liri-iinn l;ii.t"yir, t:.H p. m.
rreai'liinff at It a. in. and Tt . m.
Mid-wirk iraver nuvtiiif Wntnexla
evening al
1 nine and enjoy rmm nmic and (2o)hI
n'Kiunir. tnr oliijri In ementiala
tmrilv. In inn-ewiilntl -l.llwilv.
N. It. r'or tevtal Uulieea av locals of
inn aHr.
V I.MU.MUM V. IIAIIIUIXIH,
lit MlnUtor.
Applications for Grating Permit.
Notice it hereby tlven tbat all aptU-
catiun fur iirrmita (u s.ao rattle,
ImrMH aiul hHp witliiu ilie CASOAIK
NATIONAL KUK8T durim the aea-
km ol l'.HO, unlet tie UM in in otllce at
hnisaue. Orejrnn, on or before April 1,
1U10. Full information in renaiM to the
armiim (a to he chaiitevl and blauk
lor in u be uol in uiakinn Mpplioaltona
will bo (urnialied ntMin reuneat.
3-10 2t I'LTf DK H. 8KITZ, KnpervUor.
640
AOKKS, I miles from Prim--vide.
Improved, tin ai-ren
under plow. !.W1hk watar.
Addrvas Huxxl, Prineville, Or
Wanted.
Kelialtl man, Uh leant and tools. t
put in any part of l.Vi acre to rye, fur hay
on uliaro. oas'n ol . , if ertip, lis-atetl near
Dine Km 11k. Will advance ed if neeeaaary.'
rittf at oiH-e. t liaries M. l.annliijc
l.umliernian'a Ulilii.
Sv.'1-U PiNtlaud, Ore. on
Annual Meeting Commercial Club.
Nolle ia hereby Wen that the annual
niertiiiic f tli Prineville I'niiiinercial I'lvib
will lie Itelil al the club timiae In I rinerllU
Oreinni, on Titeatlar. lite Alh day ol April
ll10. fr I or purpVN of ele-tiii utllcers for
the ensuing year and for transaction ol
udi other liuiuea a mav properly com
fteinre the meeting. laie,l llil. nl day
or rcirury, ltuu. .M. t.. iuu.nk,
S-l't Secretary.
Eggs for Matching.
Kmin prn-witiuliit Kliod Island Reds
t M per vetting. Apply to I larenee 1),
Kii-e, rrineville, Or. S U-linp
BuU Calf for Sale.
Thorouditiretl Jersey Hull Calf for sal
.arve enoiiitli for serrn-e; will sell for
Address 1. K. Mclallister, I'rinevllla. 1 10
Gjdeidale Stallion for Sale.
Coniiii S years old ; weight over WOO II.
Address 8. A. I'ro-e, Prineville, Or. J-HMn
For Sale:
One Hhari'.es Tubular Hrparstnr. Nn. 4
almiMt a tn.t a new. tr sale at a larVia,
Airily to JOHN r. MOKRIS, I'rlrievllle, or-ua
aisu soiue iwmi usiry rows lur sale.
Woman Wanted.
A mi.ldU-sce.l voman to Ho housework
Applv to T. K. Mcl'allister, Prineville. 3 10
n n 1 1
lviiiiinery
Easter Opening
Tuesday
Mar. 22
Showing all the latest ideas in
SPRING HATS
Mrs. Estes
Corner 2d and Main Streets
PRINEVILLE. OR.
Automobiles
STODDARD DAYTONS
REOS and MITCHELLS
The three bewt moderate '
Friced ca on the market.
( you contemplate buying a
car do not fail to tee ua aa we
ran give you more real value
for your money than any
other agency iu Crook county.
New Shop and Garage just
north of Ochoco Bridge.
L G. Hodson,
Colonel F. Smith,
AGENTS
Fill SEVILLE, OR.
Trade at Home!
IVe greatly appreciate home
trade and know all mould be
benefited by spending yonr mon
ey at home. Catalogue houses
never helped your ton, daughter
or neighbor, they do not pay
taxes in your community nor
support your achooU or churches.
VOIR HOME MERCHANT
10E.. If yon will add freight
or postage, then conipa.e quality
with our goods we will meet the
catalogue liousea every time.
Yours for home trade,
ROBERT SMITH,
General Merxkandisa
Sisters, Oregon.
Notice for Pubiicatioa.
rn-part nvnt of the Inlertor. U. R. Ijind
omce at The 1 "sites. Ore., Febroarjr 71b,
t'Jln.
Notice U heivbr aieen thai
r'mlerk'k R. Merrllt,
of Prlnevi;e. Oregon. who. M
netober Uih. 1JKK roaile llonsrstead.
(vnal Vo.Or-XO. for N WV. H S N l..
and NK1 -Vv, . Keetlnn 31. Township 17
sMitk. IOme IT r.t. Ulllamelte Meritllan,
bu CM Duik nf Intention to make Anal
eoinmulaiton pnssT. loeiabtth etalm to the
lnl above liesrrlued. before Warren Brown,
luslf t'terk si tils i.rtire. al Prior. Me.
Oro.on IIm ltb day of Marrb, l"ta
Oatmaol Humes aa wUofWK Josenb R
Ks-ris. Alei Hiiii.mi. Jausn I ram, Martou
' Wa.fWId. all of lrlue Hie, -;- ,
S-P -. HooKt, Kestuer.
Wood Cutters, Attention.
W will Id In raelMiiiailil aitla a
oml mi l In nil lm) or Ji0 rrlf iiina
mhI. will fnriilfli tlie tlmlier. tail
i or a.l.lrr.H tit l'rinellle l.ijlil t Water
niifanv. S.tlf
tPtofouionat Cards.
J. S. l'OX
rilBLIC STENOGRANir.lt
AND lOOaatErtl
ltoom 10, A.lainson ltllt, I'rinevilU, Or.
AH (lit
llojrol xim luril a Hnilio-ITi'iiiIrr Tyi-wrller
Belknap Cdwards
9kj'(mmi araaf sTwraw
G0t Ae Vse ? SXwaeJ'a
Ortfm.
WADE HUSTON
Surveyor
Homes tea J (orations
a jecialty
Prinsvilla, .
Oregoa
ajraravwa) mmd Smrfm
(County Physician.)
(MOM MM ani'l m.s ex mm
aw
WeaVv
Calls As.a.aao faosm T list oa Niaat
ureiva osa iwoa surrs as aasasoa s
Paea Srusa Moth r-e an rvsj.
Urore IvlvpUuues
W. A. DELL
FRANK MENEFEE
Ijiwycrw
TlisDalUa . Oregon
G. L. DERNIER
Attorney-al Law
Will praotkw In all tlie turta.
Oflle ne,tl door k Dr. lUamberi's,
rrlnevlUa, Oerwon
jCmtvyr
Orfm
&. Ctiioit,
JM,
V"eaw',
Off
SI. S4JS$
Orfn
Ct c. an,
Ofdce with Geo, W. Barnes
Vaw' - - Orjm
SuinnioBM. .
In the Circuit Court of the Plata of Ore
gon tor Crook County.
8. J. Nswsoui, plaintilf,
s
Adolph Hinswaneer and all others in-
tersstcd. llefriidaiiU.
To Adolph tlinswanirer, tlis alsivs
named defendant and to all others Inter-
ateil :
In the name of tlis state of Oregon-
1 ou ars hereby comrnaiidtil to appear
and answer in complaint niei againai
you In th above entitled suit, on or before
me
Second day of Mav. l'.UO.
anil If you fail to ao appear or answer said
comtilaitit, for want thereof tlx plali
will take a pntirement and decree againat
you for the relief prayed tor In th com
ulsitit. to wit:
for a decree of said court forever remove
ing the cloud upon tlie plaintiffs title to
the following aescriiM-a premises, to wit
llejrinnlng at a point 30 feet east and (if-
U-sn hundred thirty feet north of the
tion corner to Kertion five, sit, thirty-one
and thirty-two. on the township Una I
twvrn township, fourteen and fifteen
tiouth, and all being in Bangs aixteen eat
of the Willamette Meridian lu t.rool
County, Htnte of Oregon, and running
thenc south, aeventv-nln uecrees
sixty feet, thence north two hundred feet
thence north, seventy-nine degrees west,
sixty feet and thence south two hundred
feet to the place of iwgiuning. That tli
defendant Adolpti lSlrnmaiiL-er, and a
persons claiming by, through and under
him ha forever barred and estopped from
having or claiming any right, title or in
terest In or to said premise or any part
thereof, and thai the plaintiff bedwreed
to be III sol owner in fee simple of said
premises free and clear from cloud or in
cumbrance, and for such other and further
relief at may seem meet to the court aud
iurt In the Dreinl". v
This Summons i published by order of
the Hon. 11. C. Klli-n County Jinlg of
Crook I ounlv. elate of Oreeoii. msdeaml
entered the Jl-.il day of March, l!)p), in the
Crook County Journal, for seven lul
weeks commencing with the issue
March 3d. 1'JIO.
Haled and published first time March Sd
isno.
M. E. BRINK,
Attorney for l'laintiil.
Contast Italic.
. Ilepitrtment of th Interior,
t'nited HlaUra Land Otticc.
The Ihtlles. Oresun. February II. PJIO.
A sufncienl contest aflidayit haying been
hied in this ofnre by Ada b. Morse, con
lestatit, againat homestead Knuy. No.
14171. made May 22. I'.t'.i. for SW K . MectioS
i. Township 15 Oo.ith, liang It Ka,
Willametta Meridian, by
John M. Htewart, deceased, Con teslce.
in which it is alleged mat said John
Stewart died on or about March 13. Kkts;
that siucc hu death, his heirs, Alice
Johnson. John M. htewart, Mary 8,
Anderson, n illiam W. htewart and Ruth
liloum have failed to reside upon, cultivate
or improve the land in any way; that aaid
aliandonment waa not due to services
the army, navy or marine corps of the
I nited Mates in time of war.
fata parties arc nrreiiy notined to p-
prar, mpgiKi, ami ourr eviaenr loucniiii
said allegation at 10 o'clock a. in. on April
1. 1HI0, Wfore Warren llrown, County
Clerk at his offic in Prineville Orciron.
and that final hearing will l held at 10
o'clock a. m. on April 8. 1910, before the
Register and Reeeiv r at th United States
Land Office in The Ilalles, Oregon.
The said contestant having, in a proper
affidavit, tiled February 11, 1H10 set forth
facts which show that after due diligence
personal service of this notice can not lie
made, it ia hereby ordered and directed
that such tioiicw be given by due and
proper publication.
2-i'tp C. W. MOO EE, Register.
Dissolution of Partnership.
Nutles Is herehy alven that the firm of
ll.innsn A Hull lias been itlaeulved by mu
tual con-enl, J. w". lioriaan cxiiiiliialnt .
the iil-lnes, psvlnt ail liulille.lness ami
ciillii'ilnn ad acconiiK
Patol llanli I, ItMU. . .
j, w. iioriKHit,
JMU II. I. HUH.
Rotititi for PiihllcMtUm.
iMmrlinenl nf the Interior, I'. M. JM
linivall'lieliallea, Onwon, Keliruaiy lllli.
I'lu.
flolK la Iteret.y aireaj oia.
Jin IU Orvra.
n ISiwsll Mulls. Orrrm, who, oa Kiieeml-ef
sih, l"H. mails MiHis-.lps4t. (Hsrlsl No.
uui.i, lor se.-., eeeiiun s, iww'f
suniiri, ionise II t-jl. "Iiianieos aterioian.
baa a'l niller iniriiiuin maae inn
ve-,rar mnf, torsianiisn w.im in. mim
alsive OeeillMl, l "Sirs arrvn ain.ii,
l'oiiiil lleia al his iirtrs, al frlneyllle,
Orva. IUllihilTof Xsreli. IVItl
t'lKlinaiii names as wn ,,.
Hnllul Hra. or.wwi I Hol'ls of I rtu?l
Die, Orm: natnsn I. rwa i r"
Iln I OS Onwoii: Tliomas K. Mi'iautlel or row.lt
llut.e, oieaott. .
Holies for Publication.
IWiuarlinent of lite Inlertor, II. a lanit
Mtliw at I lia IMIaa, Orrg.m, '.lunar Utu,
nolliw is nennr s.i" " .
John W Hhalluek,
of Prtiallle, Unto", wins on Marrft sin.
mails llnme.t.-aa, orini n.jn"', pin
IWIt.lur WS",ll "I""1"' alio
Mu.1. M.W.H..I, ii Tuvn.liln IS Mottlli. Kaiias
1 Kast, WHIaliuHW Meriaian. has Blril imllie
of luleiillnn to matte Snal Ber pnsif.
In estniillsn eianii to in. "'--ilearrllmt.
ale Warrea llniwn, IXiMiitv
Clerk at hlsortli-e. al l'iln.Ule, Oregon, on
the lath dar of Man-h, lalo.
t'lalmant asm a. wlln.as.ai il'
of Hilneville, Oeon: Itilinonil A. raraer o
1'rlrwvllle, tinwuni ll una or iieiu,
on; t lo Houston or rnn. ie.
n-lio
Nolle for Pubiicatioa.
Nut Coal Uud.
IWoaHmrnl of th Interior, tt. ft. Land
Oltlce al I'll Dalles, Oregon, January uh.
lUlu.
Nolle ia herehy given thai
Kus-euu K-flls-ey,
. f lusinoiita, tiregtiti, alio, ou March fn.
IUI.V mail lluinrsiead, (N'llul J.i, nrwIH.
No. It'll, for h V,f.. 1 HR,,M'
SK1, sK , Becll.ia '.J. Township 1.1 hoolli.
Itange H Kast, Vt lliamett Mrrtuian. naa
died nolle ul Intention lo make t lual live,
year pnsif, to establish elaliu to th land
alios d-rlbed, before Warren llniwn.
County Clerk al hla oltlc at rrineville,
Oregon, on lh lit b day of March. Illlu.
t laiiuanl nam as wltnewea: tleortr
Ragurr, bsinu.l 1. flerr. Kdward l.
llaloson, t harlea W. rreeuian, an tu
Laiuoula, Oregon. .
Klp C. W, MOOKK, Ileglsler.
Hottcs for Pubiicatioa.
IVtiartment of th Interior. V. H. I J ml
time al lh Dalles, Oregon, February l?tu,
lUltl.
Nolle . liciel.y given that
Olenn llrndrickson.
of rrineville, Otegon, who, on
Jsnnurv tlth, IHtt. maila llotntMlead
iSerial So. natl'.'l, No. UIM. for N',SK,
NSNWlj. Pvllon 11 Township 10 Moulii.
Hangs I A Ka-t. Willamrlt Meriilian, ha
tiled nolle of Inlriiiiiin lo make Final live.
ear proof, lo establish claim to lh laud
abov desrrtlied, Ivfore Warren llrown.
County Clerk at his otBc at I'rlneiille,
Oregon, on lh Vh day of March, 1UI0.
Claimant names s ailne-se.: Jsinrs A.
Mollll. lUnry i. Kdaarils. Thomas II.
1 1. folk-tie, Jea Yancey all of frlnevllle,
urrKiili.
C. W.MlMlKE. fteglsler.
Nolle for Puhlhatlon.
Ivnarlnsrnl of lite Interior
I'nlled Hlaira liiii Ofltar.al Tb liallea. Or,
r roruary as. il.
Kntlor la hereby flvra that
Marv K Itonnett,
widow of John W. Itfiinett, dmvased. of IVmf,
orison, wlto, on Heiiemt-r Mb, IK. msils
hommiead Iserlal No. fi, No. rMM, I.
l N i.. see tl: H .. HU u sm It. and Kl
OK', see IS, lown.hlp II south. ran It ea.l.
n . has aied nolle of lulenlOxi lo make
gnat nve-year pnsif. loesUtlill.b elalm Ki It
auunty eterk. st his nntiw al lrtnvvlll. llnst
gun. on Ibsllh day of April, ISI. ,
i laimani nainrs as witnesses: iwi ,
Hrnnvlland tlrover C. nw of Harnes, Of
v. , r i ii ratriie. 1.1
and Walter T. Morris of
Waller A Carson
Post. Orrfjon.
b-ivp
C. W, Mouaa. Keajlsler.
Rotics for Puslicatioa.
Not Cost Land.
Itrpartmenl nf th Interior. P. 8. Ijii.I
Oltlce at Th Dalles, Oregon, February 3rd
lIO.
Nolle Is hereby given that
Christian Hells.
of Prlnevlhe, Oregon, who, on July Th,
UUff, mad Homestead, (Herial No. 0417,),
No, l."Vl. lor rK'4 NK.Hvclion JM.Town.
hip IS honth, Rang U Ks.l, Willamette
Meridian, has tiled nolle of intention to
make final commutation proof. toetalilili
daira to lh land abov described, lrfor
Wsrren llrown, County Clerk at hla oltlc.
at Pnnevilie, Oregon, on the lutu day of
March. 1W10.
Claimant name as witnesses i Hsniuel
K. tlhephard of I'owsll Unite, Oregon;
Charles II. Foster of Powell Bulle, Oregon ;
Klanson A. llusset of Powell llutt,Orrgont
Jacob C. Brig of Prineville, Oregon.
3-IOp C. W. MOOKK, Register.
Notic for Pubiicatioa.
Nnl foal land.
Is-nartment ol the Interior, l:. a. Land OWr
al The Iwltes, Orron, January Jsili, Ivlu,
Nolle la hereby flv.n I list
Plrassni N. Turner,
ol lowell Rutte, Oregon, who, on Fvliriiarv
Wth.lWk't, made llunipiirsd, f Serial No. tuisji
No. Raw. lor Kl, N ST',. Kl, N W l.. Sr.-! on JI,
Town.hlp It Huuih. Kaii(s It Kast, lllsaistl
Merldlan, has Sled boilre ol Inteniluu lo
mall r'liial gve-year proof, ta eslalillsb rlalm
in lh laud slsivs drsrrlled. btlor Wsrrea
Hroan, t'oonljr ( li rk at his afllr al Prineville,
Orraiin.on th llltl day ol Msreb. lylu.
lislniaiil name as wluuxses: Wlillsin II
Johnsnn, Thomas K. McbanM. Wllllsm Hsl.l.
win, I'harlva 11. rosier, all ol Powell Hutte,
Oregon.
tP C. W. MOOKK, Register.
Notice tor Pubiicatioa.
Ileparlmenl of the Interior,
U.S. Land onto at The Halle. On-cnn.
February i, l'a
Notice la hereby tlven that
Jeasl M. Hvnnelt,
of Rarnea. Oreion. who, no June lltb.llKN,
mad homestead (serial No. amU No. la.a,
r east half southeast quarter, asellou tr.
northeast quarter northeast quarter seeilon
fl, and nortbwest quarter northwest quarter
seetlnn sa, township 1 south, rant JI esm,
W. si baa Bled nolle of Inlenllon lo msk
Bnal five-year pnf, to establish elalm lo lb
land alsive deacrllied, herora Warren Hrawn,
county clerk, at bis offlne at Prineville, Ore
(on. on the lilb day of April, 110.
Clslmant nainea as wllueasea: Lewis '.
Hennrlland Orover C. 1'rlis of Harnes. Ors.
.".I.u"r ron and Waller T. it orris
uf l oal, Oregon.
S-'Ol' C W. Mooas, Kiwhler.
Contest Notice,
Dcparment of th Interior,
I niled HUtes Land Olllre.
The Dalles, Oregon, February 24. i0.
A suttlcient contest allhlavlt having heen
Bled In this olhce by Ksrl McLaughlin,
contestant, airainst homesteail ntry, No.
I2.'72, made March IS. HWS, forWUSWU'
Section 10, Township U.S., Rang. liR
Willametta Meridian, by Charles W
Kman contests, in which It Is alleited
that raid Charles W. Kman ha wholly
abandoned said tract for mor than aix
months last pat; that aaid tract is not
settled upon and cultivated by aaid pmtv
aa roouirfd by law; tiiat there are no Ini
provemenU of any description whatever
thereon; that ssid alleged absence was not
du to his employment In th armv, navy
or marine corps of the United Htalca in
tini of war. 8aid parlies are hereby noti
ned to appear, respond, and oiler evidence
touching said allegation at 10 o'clock a. m.
on April 7, 11110, before Warren llrown.
County Clerk at his orhlce in Prineville,
Oregon, and that final hearing will I held
at 10 o'clock a. m. on April U, loi0,l
for the Register and Receiver at (he
I nited Bute laud otllc In Th JJalk-s-.
Oregon.
.J. f,,!.iCO"t!,".U,,t haying, In a proper
altidavit. tiled February S3, IM10, set forth
racts which show that alter due diligence
personal aeryic ol this notice can not lis
made, ilia hereby ordered and directed
that such nolle U given by du and
proper publication.
i-S C. W, MOORE, Register.