Look Out For "Md" Coyote.
From nppparHiicoa Crook coun
ty I not going to kltoKuthnr
ONcnio the rulilim imnni; coyote,
liml and cut I In, to mty nothliiff
of human bt'lii, wlilch In rum
pnnt In Wallowa county urn! grnd
uully dircii(llii(f woNtward Into
linker, Uiilon and UuiutUUi coun
tlim, which luivo boon t routed
to traced of thin 'Rt lutely,
Koino um uHiiifKn In felt utnoiig
lock moil lu oiihU't'ti Crook coun
ty over tlm mutter, nllhough
there linn not buuu a ctmo report
ed there.
Hut tho coyota In a migratory
mil in ul ut tl in i'H. und should his
quurtpra not tuiiinii to suit 1.1 it)
he In JuHt apt to Htitrt on a 'JOO
inllu Jiitint over tho LIlue miiun
tul n an not, and tnako It In a
night. CoyotoM gnnorully around
hero oro d incused with aomolhing
t hut imikcs lliuin Hook h u muii
couinnloiiKhip mid they are
therefore ensy to kill. Indued,
two boy a Into hint week killed
one with a club In tho vicinity of
rrlnovltlo, and It was ao ma igy
Unit they did not even try to got
tho bounty on the animal.
An iunoculiited coyote might
wittily muko tho trip Into Crook
from Union before the 11 rut con
vulaiou 8 lewd hi in and lnnocutate
the local varmints, after which
hhxkuifln would huvo a bimy
time indeed gutting rid of the
pent; ao it in up to every one to
kill on sight if possible tliona
dungnr signs.
Charley Crablreo, who came
over from Wullowa tho- first of
the week, 8iiyn thut rabies was
Introduced Into Wallowa by some
stockman Innoculuting tie squir
rul, which had become a nuisance,
with hydrophobia germs. Coy
otes killed and ate the squirrels,
and from' that time on the
nicmico hus been on tho Increase.
Mr. Crabtreo says the people of
Wallowa are trying to discover
tho man or men who started the
trouble, without success, how
ever. Tho prognosis of hydroph xiiu
Is almost Inviirlnbly lata), bo the
patient human or sheep, coyote,
dog, or cuttle, the J i-ut U rule b
lug about 0 in 10 It is ruro in
Kuhtern and (Vnl ml Oregon; so
ruro that only dogs huvo died
- from It In the hisory of the dis
trict .titul these only from tho eat'
Ing of salmon, until the present
scaro In Wallowa. One, human
death there is reported from this
cause, while numerous animals
have succumbed.
Every traveler or hunter
should take puins to kill every
coyote on Bight,reli.!ng that the
animal may be carrying enough
hydrophobia germs In his worth
less carcass to kill olT half the
livestock In the county. Tho
other counties havo been put to
considerable oxpeuso in eradicat
ing the pest, and there is now
danger from only an occasional
stray.
Boost for Good Roads!
Tho Good Road movement In
Oregon has become general. All
classes are represented In tho
demand upon the legislature for
tho passago of the five Oregon
Good Roads Association highway
bills that have been pending
before it. Farmers are the most
interested becuuso they have
most to gain. The Oregon
farmer is, and . has been a
prisoner on his farm during the
winter months because the ter
ribly muddy rouds that miro an
empty wagon keep him from tho
market pluco and from tho pleas
ures of town. Tho steots of
Portland, tho largest Oregon
town, are trod day by day by
boys from tho farm who would
not stay-in the mud and who
have not learned tho clerical work
of town.
Thousands of acros of land are
not producing wealth for pros
perous communities because
they cannot be reached over bad
roads. In many Instances thore
are no roads at all.
More than two millions of acres
of land worth now more than $50,
000,000 were given in Oregon for
the making of roads. These
roads were never built. The
holders of land grauts were not
hold "accountable to their trust.
Thors was no system.
Tho state wide good roads
movement now insists upon sys
tem. Every county is encour
aged to build its own system of
roads. The highway bills pro
vide state aid. This aid, $20,000
to each county In two years that
riuses $10,000 Is little enough
compared to tho lU.COO.OOO ap
propriation for state aided high
ways In New York, or $2,K&9,000
in Now Jersey, which Is only
fraction of the slzo of ao tvsrago
Oregon county.
The operation of the highway
bills as luw, tho services of the
highway board and commissioner
tho appropriation generally of
$(180,000 to help counties build
roaus, tho convict labor bills,
ihit Ink-is cmiv.cls from compe
tition with free labor and putt
thoiii at work crushing rock, the
county bonding act which per
mits counties to pledge their
credit for the construction of
permanent roads all of thess
uiovemonls united In a general
system to establish a good roads
systom in every Oregon county
in expected to couvmco an
doubters of the development
necessity and benefit of per
manent highway construction so
that when tho question of in
creased appropriation comes be
foro the higUluture two years
from now. tho largest possible
amount will seem little enough.
Oregon's most progressive
citizens laugh at tho idea - of
thero being political motives be
hind tho good road movement.
The good road movement results
from good rood necessity. It Is
bigger than politics that has been
ikened to mudholcs; it is bigger
than any man' or set of men.
Tho movement Is the develop
ment history of Oregon In the
making, and calls for the ser
vices of broad minded, fore
sighted men. These are the
men who aro supporting th?
good roud movemant. They
have arisen In every Oregon
county. They havo told their
legislature that good wagon
roads are even more Important
than railroads, and thut railroads
are of littlo avail, unless wagon
roads are built, solidly, smoothly,
to serve as transportation con
nection " between tho farm or
center of production and the rail
roads, or, if not the railroads,
tho market pluco, tho center of
sales. Lacking easy transporta
t oi, ttie focd tho people cat on
their tables, tho furniture with
which they furnish their homes,
the Implements they use, all cost
more, and the added cost all goes
into Oregon's annual $2,000,000
bud roads fund, a fund which
pays no interest and never re
turns the principal.
Another Railroad For Prineville?
Aloxandor Hamilton, of Prine
ville, and associates have plans
perfected whereby Prinoville Is
to have another railroad, equip
ped with all steel gasoline cars,
in operation by July 4, lull. Mr.
Hamilton, who was at Lamonla
yestorduy, telephoned the stoty
over at length, to tho effect that
tho survey had started and a fine
route and feasible grade had
been found from Lamonta south
over tho pass, and tho first five
miles north of Lamonta and two
miles south is found to be so fa
vorable that construction will not
exceed $500 per mila. As soon
as from two to five miles can be
permanently located teams will
bo put ou tho work of grading,
and later moro will be added and
the work rushed to completion
by June 30.
Orders for cars have been
placed, and they will probably
bo seen in Prinoville by July 4
of this year. There is plenty of
money behind tho project, accor
ding to Mr. Hamilton's story,
securities amounting to $3,500,
000 having boea recently sold In
New York City by the financial
agent of the new company, which
is as yet without a name, to take
care of every feature of the -project,
and construction will soon
be begun on tho new road from
Prineville via Lamonta, to con
nect with the Oregon Trunk
Line.
Mr. Hamilton fulled to state
where the terminus of the now
road would be, so it Is logically
concluded to be Metolius, thus
making the stub line about 27
miles in length.
When this valuable little piece
of proporty shall have been com
pleted and equipped, said Mr.
Hamilton, the management will
open negotiations with officers of
the Oregon Trunk to operate it.
Activity in Crook County Realty
Delia M. Ulm and husband to Mar;
8. Hoover and husband SE SE Seo.
32-12-17; Lot 1 of Sec. 5 and lot 4 and
SWJ NWJ Sec. 4-13-16. $700. 1
Chaa. P. Edwards to Kthel King Ed
wards, N. 18 fuet of lot 3, block 4, First
ad.l. I'rluevlll.
Madras Townalta Co. to A. L. Caraon,
t-ot 10, blwk 8 of railway (Irouml,
Mail ran, 11700.
Crook County Inv. Co. to frank (1.
Qillmby I.oUlfianl 10, Murk 05, Hill.
Uian. t'-'W.
t'rf ok County Inv. Co. to F. P. Millor,
Iota 25 anl 2(1, Mock 1X1, llillman. $1W.
Miclianl Connor et ux to A. H. Mac
Alliator, iwlj' nr, -l4' of n Ui-
X ami lot 2 of Km. 3 12 10. (I.
11. T. lloovar to (loo, W. Mayton,
aoutli 26 foot of u Kec. 22 14-13.
II.
Lytic Tow nulla Co. to Tutor Ilo'iMlur
far, lot 10 of blwk 15, l.ylla. f 100,
Norlhwaat Trunt & Hale Iton. Co. to
Conatauoa Kind, a', Kj. -lfl-21 Itt.
A. C, I.ticai at ua to John V. White,
lot 12o Mk. 11, fond. tXiOU.
K. I'. Ixjiik to lino. W. Rnoiliirly,
Mouth 4tf' 11" of Iota 1. 2 ami 3 of block
11. I'riimvilln. $1000.
Maifgla Wliitaett to John Kiat-inore,
' ot lot 16, blcH-k 10, foml. $2.10.
Frod A. Ilunni-I et ux to J. J. Itixlur,
oli iw'-i im'-i Hoc. 4-18-12 6 acreaj
WW.
California A On-goo Land Co. to
Cimirx Millican, ois and n
oltf He,-. 20-111.18, fl.
Tlx Hharp ft ux to Cl.a-l.-i Altwhul
wit Hec. 314-10,1 of aw and awjf
aa'-i Hue. 21-1:1-12; All Nwtlons 11 and
13 and Km, 15; n.ltf artf and a).
Hoc. Id; all Hec. 351414. tl.
Quitclaim.
J. O. Moray t ux to John I) Wilcox
throvflflh Inierrat in Hue. :W-17 12. 1.
Crook County lnv. Co. to C. 11. Clow,
lota 1 and 9, block 20, llillman. 20.
lieira of Wm. H. Quinn to N. A. New
bill, a1, ;4 8pj. 2; e) of n and
a 34 and n1 and nt t'i Her.
35111(1. S000.
J. M. Ktrret et al to Virxt Baptint
Church, rriiievlllc, lota 6 and 6, block
0, Prlnavilln. 1, AUo lot 6, block 22,
l'rlnuville.
Horse Lost
Ilrown horM with white not on fore
head: weight aliout KlMI pounila;
brandtvl ou left front ahonliler with a
akiver three; got Ioom on high ilmert;
lant aeen between Hampton llutUia and
tilana lluttea; will pay reward for infor
mation or the capture of him. Addrtas
J. O. Wiiitakxh, Kolyat Oregon.
l-20-2tp.
Hay for Sale.
Looea hay for aale; wheat, rye and
alfalfa mixed. Write or 'phone,
1-20 lino I'Kica Coanow,
Prlnevllle, Oregon.
For Sale.
Two Kli II y I'reeat-a, tir.e 17x22
The baling outlil includea ai-alea, folk
derrick, cahle, all complete. One
3I4 in truck wagon, gmxl ai new aielone
onil-liniKl lieiivy linggv, team 01
uiarea 10 and II yeara ol I, weight 1200
u ti I e ; one 8 It. p. Fiilraiiki-ior
gaxilliie engine; one imriiiuiii cok
hoii. Call on or write, Vt r. Ivisu t o.
1 21-1 1-tf
Lost.
Monday. January 111, a roll contain
ing aeven pirturea and Mine blanks on
road between l'riiieville and Powell
Itutte. Finder pleaae leave at Journal
ottice or Tunguiau'a place, on Powell
Itutte roail. l-ai -'tp.
Hay For Sale.
90 tnna baled and 40 tona Ioom bay.
J. I-'.. Aiiambos, Prineville, Oregon.
1 6-mp.
Personal Health and Purity.
Un-tn-dale American Literature
adatited for all aorta and conditions of
eole, may be cen or bad at lr. l-'ox'a
olllc, Main afreet. Prineville, Or. 12-8-tf
All Work Guaranteed.
Have your children's eyes examined
If l hev are nunc to achool, tliey are
u-inii their evee all the time. If the
eyea are aore, red ami painlul, II inev
run water, II uiey complain ot a ureu
feeling in the eyea, or have pains over
the eyes, it 18 a sure thing that they
need attention. I lit glasses and fully
guarantee my work.
UR. n . J. I THTIS,
Eyesight Specialist, Kooms 14 and 15,
Adamson bldg. Ollice hours from 2 to
5. p, ni. 1-15
Report of the Condition
of LA1DLAW BANKING k TRUST COMPANY,
at Laid lew, in the state of Oregon, at the
close ol' biume.is January 7th, 1UU
Resources.
Loans and discounts 12,5Si! 23
Overdrufti.secured and unsecured 2! 30
Danklna- house furniture and
lixturus S.JIl 87
Due from approved reserve banks 8,244 47
Checks and other cash lUmis 1.442 IH
Cash on hand 1,653 21
Total 21,514 12
Liabilities.
Capital stock paid in 10,000 00
Undivided nrofits. less exnenses
and taiea paid 12 02
Indlvid'ldcnositssubjecttocheck 0,707 10
Demand certlllcates of deposit 2S15 00
Uills payable, including certifi
cates of itenoslt for money bor
rowed 1,500 00
Total 21,514 12
State of Oregon, County of Crook, ss:
I, Wm. D. Barnes, cnahler of the above-
named bank, do solemnly swear that the
above statement Is true to the best of my
knowledge and belief. Wm. D. Barkks,
Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
IStb day of Jan., UU1. A. F. Ramsat,
Notary Public,
Correct Attest: Frakk Murk.
A. F. Rasihay.
F. E. Davton. 1
Directors.
Clover Leaf Ranch
Fort Rock, Oregon.
Barred Plymouth Rock, Silver Spang e
Hamburgh, Buff Orpington, CoUlen
WyndotU, White Wyonilott, and White
Leghorn eggs $2.50 for 15. Orders will
have prompt attention, AU Al stock,
finest that can be hail.
l-5tf
C E. Shaffer, Prop.
Teachers' Examinations
Notice la Iwivlijr (rlvi-n thnt the
county iiH-rliilcnili-nt of f'nwik
county will hold the n-Kiilnr cimiil-
nut Inn of Aiilirnnta for ataU hiii
county inH-r In i'rliievlllr, at the
court Iikiiw, na fullowa:
KOII aTATB I'AI'I H".
Coiiiini'iii'ltig WeilncailMy, Fcltrnnry
nt0n. in., anil contlniiliiif until
Huturclny, February 11, at 4 o'clock
in.
Wt-diu-aday rinmanahli, lilntiiry.
lN'llliK) 1'hyalcul Ke"Kritihy, n-il
llitf, jwycholiiKy.
'riiumdny Written orlt h m e t Ic,
theory of Icm-ljliiK, rniiiniir, book
kecilni;, phyMi', civil Kovi-rniiieiit.
Frliluy I'tiyalnldKy, Ki-iKruiliy,
cotiinmltlou, ul(f-lirii, KiikI1Ii llU-ra-
turc, ai-hool Inw.
Kiilurduy-llotuny, plane geometry,
Ki neral hUtory.
row cor.N ry cai-kiik
Coimnem-liiK Wedwarlay, February
S, ntll o'clock a. in., unit contlniiliiK
mull Friday, February 10, at 4
o'clock p. ni.
Wedneadny IVninniiHhlp, history,
orthography, rcndlnir, physical gi-
Hfniphy.
ThuiniJny Written iirlthinetlc,
theory of teaching, Kraiiiiiiar, phyal-
iloity.
Friday (leogrnphy, tu-hool law.
civil xiveriunent, I'ukMxIi llu-rature.
N i it K Teuc hera liolilln H-rnilta
are exis-cled to take this exami
nation. It. A. Foil ii,
County School 8uierlnUndent.
Horses for Sale.
On the old C. Knm Smith ranch,
near I'rlnevllle. l-'S head of mum
and ireldliiKH, lurn--enough for work
iiiirww, win lie Hnlil lu nny iiumlM-r
at n-iiHoualile prices. For further
Information addn-xn U. 11. Kuhhki.i..
t'rlncvllle, (Jregou. 12-1'i-tf
Application for Grazing Permits.
Notice it hereby given that all appli-
cationa for perm in to grate cattle.
horeea and ehwep within the CAKCAllE
NATIONAL FOKKHT during the aeiuon
of 11111, muat lie fl'ed in my ollice at
F.ugene, Oregon, on or before February
15, lull. Full information in regard to
the grating feea to he charged and
blank forma to be urvl in making ap
plication will be furuiehed upon re-
jueet.
CLiUE K. SK1TZ, Suervtir.
Bracelet Lost
New Onrmcn ISrneclct lout Tm-
lny, Jim. 10. l.lU-rnl reward will be
puld fur lie return to Mr-. Walter
O'Ncll. 1 lUL'ty.
Land Wanted
An investor would like to hear fiom
owners ol famm, by ol inigaUid; gui-
log or tlmlwr land. Ohjoct, invtrt
merit. Agents need not answer. Ad-
Iresa, 1'., Ciouk l ouiitv Journal. 12 1-tf
No Millions.
In the Circuit Conrt of the State tf
Oregon for Crook County.
J. U. Cautrill, Plaintiff,
vs.
Oscar Baldwin, Defendant,
fo Oscar Baldwin, defendant:
In the name of the Male of Oregon,
you are hereby required to apiwar .una
answer the complaint tiled against you
in me aoove eiititieii actiou on or be
fore the Uth day of March, lull, and if
you mil iu to ap(ear an I answer, the
plaintiff will take judgment against you
lor One Hundred Nine fifty nine hun
dredths Italian with interest thereon at
the rate of six r cent per annum from
Hie 20tli dayol .March, 1W8, and lor his
co?ts and disburaeineiita ol this action.
Thia numinous is published by older
of the Honorable 11. O. Ellis, Judge of
the County Court of the suite ot liregon
for Crook County, made and entered on
the 24th day of January, l'.Ul, and the
date of the first publication of this sum
mons is Jauuary zitn, lull.
M. K. t.Ll.IUl T,
1-26 Attorney for Plaintiff.
Millinery
Closing Out of Winter Stock,
Trimmed Hats, Street Hats,
Scarfs and Veils, Sweaters. Caps,
and other notions, to be sold at
actual cost for the next 30 days
at
Mrs. Estes
Millinery Parlors.
PRINEVILLE, - . ORREGON.
1
"RECEPTION" t
Smith & AHingham, Props.
Champ Smith's old stand.
Imported and Domestic
Cigars
Imported v Wines
and
Liquors.
a:
Guns, Sewing Machines, Bi
cycles, Typewriters, Etc., re
paired with promptness.
Scisors ground.
L. KAMSTRA,
Jeweler
PRINEVILLE,
Statement of Resource and Liabilitiaw of
The First National Bank
Of Prineville, Oregon
th. do, of boatuaaa Jan. 7, 1911
At
RMOURCES
Loans And Dlaeoanta......F!l-',nZ 29
United HUtes Bonds 12JWO00
Bank I remlaestc ISJH9 IS
Caan A ia from bnka J!i,. il
BedempUoD raod SZ5 Oo
0SS.M7 V,
B. F. ADam. PraaiaW
WiU WwrmOat, Vke-PraaUant
Crook County Agent For!v
1911 REO. $1500
Complete with Top and Glass Front, F. O. B. Portland. 30 h.
p., S Passenger Touring Car and 4 passenger Roadster.
"APPERSON"
A High Grade Car, 30 h. p., to 50 h. p.
J. C. ROBINSON, Madras, Oregon
Free Auto
Prineville
Princvllles latest residence district, just platted and now on the market
Buy a lot in Prineville's sanitary residence district on
easy terms. No sloughs, marshes or mosquitoes. Less frost than 'on
the river bottom. Fresh air, pure water and an excellent view ol the
city. City water will be conveyed to the property at our expense. Lots
40x114; prices range Irom $80 to $200. Hall cash, balance payable
at $10 per month; 6 per cent on deferred payments, Examine the
maps at our oliice.
HENDERSON INVESTMENT
Prineville Hotel Building, Ground Floor
Prineville, Oregon.
OREGON
I.IABII.ITIKS
cstpltal Block, paid In KMXO as
Kurplua lund, earned 5O.0H) 00
Undivided proflu. earned J5,7A S9
Circulation .K) 00
IMpoalta SOM
T. M. BaMwfa. Caafeia,
H. Baldwia, Aaa'l Caakiar
"All to the Good."
"I. W. HARPER"
WHISKEY
Is never sold young. Ever drop offered
you must be ripe, mellow and delicious
or its not
HARPER.
Silverlooth & Browder
Distributers.
Shaniko, Oregon
Excursion
Heights
to
CO.
Notice for Publication.
Department of tha Interior,
U. B. Land Office at Tha Dallas, Own
January 13, 1U.
Xottca It hf rrbj given that
will Jam h ia,
ni Prineville, i irr-icmi, who on aetpinhr 99rd,
l"4, mle Hoei.ntin'l N". tws, H,-rtal No.
"i7. lr N', Nk HK' , HW. i NK'
MIn .T..nhl(,H H"iilh, (Un W Kaat,
WtlUiof-tt Mprt.lmn, bm flIH aottee o( In-U-nti.,n
t muko Kinl ove-r1' proot. to v-
tAMI.h (-Ulm to the l,,rf mMm nrMhMl h.
Irr Wurrvrt Brown. ounlv Clvrk, 1 hli ofllro
I Prlnrvllla, Ure(,ia, Ol. tht iuh dav ol fobru.
( Isimsnt nsmeii m wllnrnwa: I. . Poo
Ulolh-tlr, t.tw.r-l M. MilorJ, Ira Kv,
Arthur Kinkier, all ol I'rtnrvlll, Orfon.
llp C. W. MOOKK, kef utter.
To County Papers.
All nwr-apra pnhitnhad In rronk eonnty
ara r-,Mmet to miLmlt on or balore February
l.lftll. a certin autement ol Ihalr tr-ula.
I Inn within crook connljr. all In aceorilam
with ttiet-nUenf OreKon. provltlrd they wlab
to bid lor i-niinty prtnnng. y order
W AKKKN HKOWN, County Clerk.
.Notice of Final Settlement.
Notlftt la hrrvhy Htpti, hj th andcnlfftwl,
th exrut(n fthtmut of Michael t:tirtPiU
ant. dHtwd that he baa maria and fllmt
with thatVrk f thtVnnty Court hU final
aAvmntlntf hin a4tntntirat,im of nalfl .
tat. and that th nnlrl Court baa filed tha
th daf of Kfhnmry. IttU.at Ko'- Uwh In th
forKin. al the oounty oourt room In Piino
vlllr, Or-gon. an the tlnw and plaw for taur
ine and nettling aatd flnai a-counUng, at
which Mine and pltow an p pm hi may ap
pfar and tji Ut wild final accounting.
liated thht '2nd da of I rntH-r, ltf 10L
f:harUnO. ChrUtlanl,
KxMUtorof wlllof Michael (Jlirlitlanl, df
reaaed. Notice of Final Settlement.
Notice U hereby (Wen that the onderalg-nM,
Pmnl W. Chiidftm. the admlnlJitrator of the
ett of Hotart flown, deceaaed, bai filed
bla final amount wun we 'Minir tun or
'raik bounty, Rtate of Oregon, and that
Monday, the th day of February, lVtl, at th
hour of 10 o'clock a. m. of aaid day, In tha
unty Courtroom of the (bounty Courthouaa
In Frlnevllle, Crook eounly, Oregon, haa
been nxd by theeourtaa the time and pla
for hearing aald report. All peiaona ara
hereby noticed to appear at aald tln and
plane tuibow cause. If any there be, why
aald report Khould not be approred and an
order made discharging aald Administrator
from further action In mid catata and thab
aald eatatc be closed.
PAHLW, CHILDEIW.
Administrator of the ealaie of Uobart Uowa,
deueaavd. l--'i-i
Hotici for I'uhIiction.
Department of the Interior.
U. 8. Land Office at The Dalle, Oregon.
December 5th, 1910, .
Notice is hereby given that,
Orange F. Hodges,
of Prinerille, Oregon, who on January 9th,
KMi, made Homestead. (Serial No. 0376)
No. UxUAtorBEX NKk, m, and the
8K4 KK, Bee. 33, Township 10 8., B.. 17
Kant, Willamette Meridian, has tiled
notice of intention to make final tire
year proof, to establish claim to the land
a bore described, before Timothy K. J.
Imfly. V. 8. CoinmUsioner at his office, at
Prineville, Oregon, on the 15th day of Feb
ruary, lifll.
Claimant names as witnesse: Austin
Kizer ot Roberts, Oregon; baniuei Al.
Hailey, James Cram, and Henry Smith of
Prineville, Oregon.
12-15 C. W. Mooac, Register.
Notice for Publication.
Depart mnt of the Interior, United States .
UndOitKvfti The Dalles, Oregon. Uecem-
t-ernd.Utio.
Nitl I hereby given that John Ferguson.
of Lamonta, Oregon, who. on November JtHh.
mHde (iom-4tead MtMJ.-i'JW, Herlal
N'os OJ7.tO and iHHia. for lots 1, ', 8, and ae1
nw'4, sw'4 neM, milon 4, township 14 Month
range 14 eaut, V illamvtte Meridian, has filed
notice of intention to make final dve-year
proof, to eatahllctb claim to the land above
described, before Warren Brown. County
Cierk, at his office at Prineville, Oregon, on
the 3i any or January. m.
Maliuant namca aa wttnesaes:
Irwin 1. Bfiwr and Hhairld BosaKh. of
O'NVll, Oregou: Krederiok H. Mlngers, and
Charles C, O'Neil, of Lamonta, Oregon.
l-2p C. W. MOOHI-; Regtoter.
Notice for Publication
Department of the Interior, IT. 8. Land Office
at The Dalles. Oregon. December 22nd, UHtiL
Notice is hereby given that Irwin D. Baaey,
ofO'Nel!. Oregon, who, on December sh,
l't06, made Homestead Na H7X Serial No.
01775 and ObUe for se- ne1, e'n m. 8ec 4 and
ne nek, Hectlon V. township 14 south, range
14 eat. Utamette Meridian, has filed notice
of Intention to make final five-year proof, to
establish claim to the lnd above described,
before Warren Brown, County Olerk at hla
office, at Prineville, Oregon, on the 31st day
or January, 1111.
Claimant names as witnesses:
John Ferguson, of Lamonta, Oregon,
Snairld Bozarth, John R. Terrell, and Abel
Cudd, of O'W-ni. Oregon,
LUyp C. W. MOORE, Register,
Notice to Creditors.
Notice Is hereby given, by the undersigned,
the executrix of the last will and testament of
Isadore Michel, deceased, to the creditors of
said deceased aud all others having claims
against" the estate ot deceased to presant them
with the proper vouchers to the undersigned
at her place of business In the McDowell build
ing. Prineville, Oregon, within bix months
Irom the first publication of this notice.
uaieu mis ma aay ot jan.. m.
BLANCHE MICHEL,
Fxecntris of Estate ol JUadore MicheL
Deceased. 1-13
Notice for Publication.
Department of the Interior United States
Iand Office at The Dalles, Oregon, Decern.
ber.Wih, itflO.
Notice Is hereby given that
Moses H. Brvans.
of liumonta, Oregon, who, on October 28th,
Wt, made Homestead, No. 06171, ftfffi'i NW'J
and the NH H1' Hectlon 2. Township 14
Mouth, Rwnge U F-ast. VMllamette Meridian,
nns uied notice or intention to make nnal
commuiatlon proof, to establish claim to the
luuu above described, before warren Brown.
county clerk, at his office, tit Prineville,
un iton, on me 7in any or r eoruary, mti.
Claimant names as wltneiweH: lienjamln
F.Cook, of O'Neil, Onon, John Ferguson,
William Floyd, and John Hackett, of -Lamonta,
Oregon.
1-6 C. W. MOORE. Register.
Call for County Warrants.
Notice is hereby given thst all registered
Crook county warrants, except scalp warrants,
up to and including registered warrant No.
9H2 will be paid on presentation to the
Treasurer of said county, interest will cea
from date of this notice.
R. L. JORDAN,
January 9, 1911, 1-12 County Treasurer.
Contest Notice
Department of The Interior,
U. S. Land Oliice, The Dalles, Oregon.
January 9, 1911.
A sufficient contest affidavit having been
filed In this office by Marion Hodges, contes
testant, against homestead Entry No. ufttuo,
made March 24, 1910, for N Ni NWJ
SW NW Section 18 Township 14 S, Range
15 K, Willamette Meridian, by I'eter Coackley,
eon tea tee, in which it is alleged that said Peter
Coackley has wholly abandoned said tract for
more than six months last patst; that said tract
is not settled upon aud cultivated by said party
as required by law; that he never established
a residence on said tract; that said absence
was not due to his employment in the army,
navy or marine corps of the United States in
time of war, Bald parties are hereby notified to
appear, respond and offer evidence touching
saia allegation ai iuo'ciock a. m. on reurury
21, 1911, before T. K. J. Duffy, a notary public,
at his office in Prineville, Oregon, and that
final hearing will be held atlu o'clock a. m. on
February 1911. before the Register and Re
ceiver ai the United States Laud Office in The
Dalles, Oregon.
The said contestant having, in a proper affi
davit, tiled January 1911, set forth facts
which show that after due diligence personal
service of this notice can not be made, It la
hereby ordered and directed that such notice
be given uy aue auu printer punni-auou.
i-liip C. W. MOORK, Register.
Bids Wanted.
Notice 1b hereby given that Crook eonntf
wants two hundred cords of good, solid body
pine or Juniper cord wood, delivered and piled
for measurement as follows: 75 cords on the
hiKb school lot and 125 cords at the rear of the
courthouse building. All bids must be sub
mitted to the clerk of this county on or before
February l.Wil. The entire amount of wood
to be delivered on or before Hay 1, 1911, The
Court reserves the right to reject any or all
bids. WARREN BROWN, Clerk