-- I I s . M l S . lif.. ..
City Council.
untlmied from flnt twe.
saloon )ioenp, nJ f urllier rocom
tuenuVt that no other lieerws I
granted tor thi jurto. The foe
of S00 was ordered returned to the
Applicants.
The petition of Mr. Reed for
privilege to shoot 22 riil.-s for
the purpose of properly righting
them was granted.
The third reading of the ordi
nance for the grading of Third
street was passed over Vintil Tues
day evening, February 14, when
the entire evening will be given
over to that purpose.
City Engineer lirewster wa?
present and offered a report on the
surveys he has been making on
ftrvets. He repotted all street
correct on the south side of the
river, executing those east on Main
street, which are run at a ten
minute angle to the south.
Xorlh of Ochoco there weresev
eral errors noted. The half street
was omitted bv Mr. Newsom on
the extreme south side of his addi
tion, and this makes all streets on
that side of the Ochoco and east of
Main street, sixty feet farther
south than they should he. Much
cf this land bas been sold and is
occupied by building, and several
complications present themselves
iu the matter.
The land where the water tank
is situated was dedicated to the
citv and later sold to them for the
water tank location. This report
was accompanied by a map show
ing the streets and alleys and par
eels of land. This map, which is
the property of the city , is one of
the most complete ever made ol
Prineville.
Ordinance No. 1S1, establishing
the proper grade on First street
was presented and passed. The
elevations were taken from the
bench mark in the courthouse yard
and are definitely established.
The recorder was ordered to
have all ordinances copied into
the new ordinance book by the use
of a book typewriter.
The report of the marshal which
was ordered at a previous meeting
was not forthcoming, and it was
moved and seconded that the sal
ary of the marshal be not to ex
ceed 11 per month until such time
as the report was furnished and
accepted. The motion passed the
council without a dissenting voice,
The report which caused the dis
cussion nas one bearing on the
sanitary condition of buildings
facing Main street, and was of vital
importance to the Committee on
Health and Police.
l nc man-Dai tendered nis resig
nation to the council, which was
accepted at once. The Committee
on Health and Police were ordered
to communicate with the chief cf
police of Portland, Seattle and
Spokane asking if it is possible to
got a man to fill the varancy in a
satisfactory manner and what the
cost would be for such a man. In
the meantime the place will be fin
ed by this committee, of which Dr.
Rosenberg is chairman, by hirinz
special ollicers.
It was ordered that six chairs be
bought for use in the council room.
The report of the marshal show
ing two arrests made for January
and that of Night Officer Yancey
who made four arrests during the
same period, were refused and
turned back to the oflcers for a
more complete neon'.
The report of the recorder show
ed a revenue of Ju" 53 from that
otlice for the month of January
The completeness of the recordir'.
report was questioned, and he o'
fered his reeignation to the coun
cil. It was rejected by a unan
lmous vote and the othce is yet
filled by R. W. Breese.
The application of F. E. Rrosius
to move his saloon to the building
now occupied by J. W. Smelzer
reeUurant was granted by the
council.
A petition was presented asking
for the grading of Second street
and for the building of a sidewalk
on the north side of said street.
The petition was granted and an
ordinance will be drawn covering
the work contemplated as toon is
possible.
A committee will be appointed
by the mayor to look into the mat'
ter of wood piping for the city
water system.
The personnel of this committee
will be announced at a Inter meet
ing of the council.
The following bills were allowed
I'njf. Brewster, surverln(f,...$160.00
A. W. Yancey, saliiry 100 00
J. H. Tcmpleton, drugs, etc 2N.35
Jo Kelso, s.iiiur, 1 meat S0,5."
H, W. lrsvs., twe ami supplies; 'i.'.V
T, K, J. OuIT.v, l-ut work M M .
V. U A W. Co., llK'lit, etc G.V.V ;
The Finance Committee was in-
structed to secure plans for a r.ew '
city hall to be erected on the city's ;
lot! on Second street. It i. the
intention of the council to secure'
plant for the building as soon as
possible so that work on the!
structure can be commenced in the
arly spring.
The matter of placing the re
corder' otl'Ce on a salary instead
of a fee system was placed in the'
hands of the finance committee. j
The council adjourned to meet ;
gain February 14, and again on i
February 21. !
Railroad Extensions.
Definite knowledge iu the local i
Harriman offices of the work to be ;
done in Oregon as a result of the '
improvements authorised by the
Union Facirk directors in New
York is limited to the proposed j
double-tracking of the Columbia j
River line between Portland and
Echo, the completion of the Des-j
chutes Valley road to Redmond !
and the building of the grip of the;
Nitron-Klamath cutoff that will
be unfinished when the present
contracts shall have been carried
out, late in June of this year, says
the Oregonian of the 4th. j
Whether the east and west line
through the state from Ontario to
Grants Pass shall be constructed
within the six-year period ejeci
tied by President Lovett will de
pend largely on conditions arising
in the future, according to the
opinion of local officials. The
same uncertainty applies to the
proposed stuthwesterly line from
Redmond or some other convenient
point on the Deschutes road to
connect with the east and west
line near Hums.
It is pointed out that the con
struction of this latter road via
Prineville, as suggested by Eastern
officials, is almost impracticable,
a a part of the country through
which such road would have to
be built is rough and broken and
not encouraging to railroad con
struction at moderate cost. While
much of this portion of the state is
well suited to agricultural and
grazing purposes, local railroad
men say that the interests of this
section could better be served by a
road built from the east than from
Redmond.
In the reports from New York, a
road from I.ehannon, on the pres
ent Southern Paiitic system, to a
point near Redmond, also was sug
gested, but this route is not taken
seriously by the local officials. To
reach the Deschutes Valley road
orer this route it would De neces
sary to cross the river at a place
where it is estimated to be 1003
feet deep, as well as to venetrate
the mountains where they are so
precipitous as to almost preclude
the possibility of construction work.
By building toward the south, and
following the line of the Crooki d
River, it is pointed out, Redmond
might be reached from Lebanor,
but there is no reason why such a
road should be built at all, local
men say. It is believed here that
this piece of work was the theory
cf an Eastern official who is not
well acquainted wi'.h the typog
raphy of the country and that no;
one who understands the situation
recommended it.
Further than the double track
ing scheme, the work o:i the Natron-
Klamath line and the D. schu'.es
Valley road, the luc:u oiliri-ra are'
nit concerning th-i b Ui-s with
reference to the iujpriv--inents
authorized iu the East. T.iey will
not consider them until they re
ceive official advice. In the ab
sence of a definite financial pro
gramme it is not likely that ex
tensions further than these will be
given serious thought for several
years at least.
The Deschutes construe ion also
is finished by the by the new c jrpo
ration. The plans already ap
proved for the completion of the
line to Redmond, but how seen
anything can be done beyond that
point is uncertain. It is confi
dently expected, however, that
some branch roads can be built to
connect with the Deschutes
proierty within the next two or
three years.
Winter Layers are Profit Payer.
My pen of 14 thoroughbred While
Wyanduttea laiil 3o3 eggs in Januarv.
Pen now mated. F.ans fi.OO per 15.
Call or write, E. K, livaiie, Prineville,
Oregon. illtf
Wheat Wanted.
4i00 bushels of wheat wanted this
mi n h. Will pay tlic a buMie, de
livered at my ranch on (looked river.
Will keep teams over night for 50c,
meals 25c. T. K. McCalusteb. 2-2
Suits That Were
Coats That Were
$20.00
$25.00
These Suits
Are the celebrated La Vogue.
Heavy and medium grades,
suitable for spring wear.
Ladie's Coats
That must be sold. 25 per cent,
reduction on all garments.
We Sell Now for
$15.00
We Sell Now for
$18.75 .
Clifton & Cornett
AT THE OLD BRICK STORE.
Horse for Sale. I
On the old ( Sam Smith ranch, ;
nenr l'rluevllle. 125 head of iimrve
and Kcldlnc. lnrvre enough for work
hoive. will be M in liny liiimtHT
at reasonable prices. For further
Information addrvs (J. 11. Hiinmkm..
l'rluevllle, Oregon. 121(-tf
Hay for Sale.
Loose bay for sale; wheat, rye and
alfalfa mixed. Write or 'phone.
1-Jfi lmo Prick Coshow,
Prineville, Oregon.
For Sale.
Two Eli Hy Presses, sue 17x22.
The baling outtit include, scales, forks,
derrick, cables, all complete. One
S1 iu. truck wagon, good as new, and one
second-hand heavy buggy, team of
mures 10 and 11 year old, weight 1200
pounds; one 8 h. p. Fairbanks-Morse
gasoline engine; one portable cook
uoiim Call on or write, W F. Kisu Co.
1 21-U-lf
Notice for Publication.
Department of the Interior.
V. S. Laud Omcc at The Dalle. Oregon.
December otll, UUO.
Notice is hereby given that,
Oraiiee F. Hod",
of Prineville. Oreeon. who on January Wh,
l's, m.nle Home-tead, (Serial No. ((17,-5) .
No. U-iiCi forSK'; SKs. SSB'. and the i
SKIJ Mi','. !c. S3, Township MS., R., 17 I
Ka.-t, Willamette Meridian, ha hied
notice of intention to make rin.il live- i
vear proof, to establish claim to the land ;
above described, before Timothy K. J. ;
DullV. V. f. Ci iiiniissioner at his othce, at
Prineville, Oregon, on the 15lh day of Feb
ruary, lull.
Claimant names an witnesses: Austin
Kiwr ol Huberts, Oregon; i-amuel M.
Kaiiey. Jamea Cram, and lleury bmuh of
Prineville, Oregon.
11MA 0. W. Mocki, Register.
Notice to Creditors.
Notice Is hiTfbv jits-en, by the underpinned,
the i't."i!rix oi trie ljit will ami teMam.-nl o( ,
I La-mre .nivm-i, iievc.,ri, i tuc irniiti'is .
I .Ucensvi an.i all others havioir claim.
' KtfAinsl the cUteof .iweaaed lo ireant Ihem
w;:h uu1 pror vouchers lo the unjcrstKite'i
at her pia.-eol bu.lnes. in the Mcllowell buil'l
::i(t, IT.nvv.He, orveon, within six month
irorn the lirsl publication ol this notice.
1ju-i1 this Ulsday of Jan.. It'll.
HLASCHK MICHEL,
Executrix of 'Estate oi iswlor Michel,!
DeceaaeJ. 1-13
Contest Notks
Department nf The Interior.
I". h. Land Oihee. The Dalles, Orecon.
January . 1911.
A .'icient eenlest afti'lavlt having been
fl,e,l ill in iK ufftcv by Marion llotU,. contes
lftaiit aiti.l boni'-stea.l Kutry No. tuifu,
K..le March 24. Iflo. ior N SY.t, V, NW,
sit-, Na1, seetten Is, Township 14 Kwn;e
1 , E, W;,ln;:.ette Mernlian, by l'eter Coacklev.
I'-lll-.te. in whiih it i alieve'i that sai-1 Peter
V, k v has ahoiiy atwn.loned sai! tract ior
t,;-,re thiin : months last past; that saiti tract
, t'.ot wuie,! ui'tj and cullivate'l by saul .arty
as rc ni'-reJ by law; that ha never c-tablishe,
a r--i: ncij on sai'l trm't; that s.-tlil absence
wns not due to hi employment in the army,
unvT or tiiwrine cort-s ol the Cnil,-d states in
tsiiH-oi war. -nil parties are hereby notified to ;
si t-ar, resj-.tiii an.i offer ei,ience touchins:
.Ti l t,tion at 1'io'eloca a. tn. on February I
.'i. i.'.i. tore I. h. J. utirry, a noury r"e. '
st r.: , tf; .- hi I'TinevilSe, tirpfton, and that
t,:.;,; d.-iiri'tt a ill be hebi at l'l o'clo. It I. m, on
( r--tr'.;iir- .-,1:-1!, U fi.re the Keaister and K .
-.v,-r hi in,- t nittd states Land Onice in The !
i,i:. v. i II--on. j
1 o, s.Hj;i , oni'-.tMit having. In a t"' afli-j
'!ti,'t, ft. "I Jantisry lall. svt forttt facta
sa 1 1 1. Ii .f:-u thiit attcr due dtliacnce personal
r ice of tliis notice can not l.e nia.le, it (s
h, r.-i.t or,;, re.l Biot dirHte,l thar stu b notice
o, j: .t n l, due and proir puolication.
liT l . . JI'JCIKE, Kes'ster.
Guns, Sewing Machines, Bi
cycles, Typewriters, Etc., re
paired with promptness.
Scisors ground.
L. KAMSTR A,
Jeweler
PRINEVILLE,
OREGON
Statement of Resources and Liabilities of
The First National Bank
Of Prineville, Oregon
At the close of business Jan. 7, 1911
KEHtll Rf'EB IJAB1I.ITIM
Iena and Dlacotinta .piSCiij. capital Htork.pald In I 60.000 00
United States Bonds WJWO oil Surplus fund, earned 00
Bank rrenilseate J 1JH9 13 Cndlvlded prodta. earned 87I4
ash Hue from banks Jii.M "t Circulation .(
Kedemptlon rand 9& On Deposits Kr1,:a w
0.5 to ' rl.'''-7 4
B. F. AlUa. Prasiskal T. M. BaMarla. Cashiw
Will Wurawailer, Vies Pressdent H. BaUwla, Ass't Cashiar
Stllllllions.
Ia the Circuit Court of the tato of
OieY'iii for Crook County.
J. ij. Cantrill, 1'laiulia,"
vf.
Oscar llai.iwin, Defendant,
To Ocar HaMwin, defendant :
la the name of the State of Oregon,
you are hereby rein ire J to apiear and
anfwer ti.e complaint filed against you
in the a'nove entitled action on or 'be
fore the !!th day of March, lull, and if
vou lail o to appear and answer, the
plaint:;! will take judgment againet you
for one Hundred Nine fifty nine hun
dredth!! Dollar, with interest thereon at
the rule of six r cent per annum from
the 'JUth day of March, 1008, and for hie
co'ts and disbursements of this action.
Thir summons is published by order
of the Honorable II. C. Kills, Judge of
the County Court of the ritate of Oregon
for Crook County, made and entered ou
the L' -liii day oi January, l'.dl--and the
dale of tiie iint publication of this inm
uione it January iiith, ltfll.
M. It. KLLIOTT,
l-'iti Attorney for Plaintiff.
Crook County Agent For
H'll'-"'
Land WrHe4
Trea.urcro tcooli Interest will Cast , l''ll or Httlher hind, Ohect, lucal
iroui liataor inia uotti a, , . 1 nionl. Auonla need ' n'r, Ad
II l iiiiiii.aa, . , . . ,., l,,,,,,,.!. IJ .tl
Jsuusi y 'J, I'm, i u
Counl I tvs ;tirer. ;
Free Auto
t.
Prineville
to
Excursion
Heights
lYinrvtilr's lalrsl resilience tlislrid, jusl plullrj ami now rm llir niniKii
Buy a lot in Prinrvi'lc'.s sanilary rcMdVittC Jisliid on
easy Icrms. No sKuujlis, manhrs tr ninsquitot's, l-rsx liiist llian on
lite river bottom. Fresh air, pure water ami an rxetilcnl view ol llio
city. Cily water will l conveyetl lo t!u- properly ill our rxprnsf. LiU
40x1.1-1: priees rant! Irom $80 lo $200. I Ul c.isli. Uiinrc payaMc
al $10 per imuilli: C i r renl on delerteJ paymenU, Hxaminc the
ma al our olliie.
HENDERSON INVESTMENT
Prinr-ville Hotel Huittlin!;, (irouml Floor
Piineville, Oregon.
CO.
"All to the Good."
"I. W. HARPER"
WHISKEY
It never old young. Ever drop offered
you must be ripe, mallow and delicious
or its not
HARPER.
Silvertooth & Browder
Distributer.
Slianiko, Oregon
W. A. lloOTll. 1'rea.
i. K. SllWAHT, Vlcc-l'n'S,
Hl'ATK II VNIC .l, l
Crook County;
I'RINCVILLE, OREGON
t M, Y u iMa.r tihr
1. A. lloOTll, A-a'l "
Bank
fii.itl mock full paid iiUM
Huri'lna ii, ixi'si
hUicaliolilcra" lial.tllty 9u.ial.U0
Statement Rendered to State Bank Eaaminer Nov. 10, 1910:
Aocts Uatililssa
lrfunan'l Diseotints
llvcrilrtta
Furniture and nsutrea
Ileal ealule . ..
Cask ee kaesl east Im Croat kaaks
ti(ti'-'m Cui.ti.il stu
I , s si So nous ,
J.'isKM I nilnhl.tt nroiUa,
r. V.'.O' S H.lls ,
79,157.1
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THE HAMILTON STABLES-
H. W1GLE,
I'KINLVU.I.I.,
Proprietor
OKl:i.ON
Stock bordftl by the dny, wwk or month at
Ili'ftaonnbla rutfH. Ri'iiinnilr uu when in
Friut'villft. Uatii Kkabonabi.k. ' bav
Fine Livery Rigs For Rent
Notice for Publication.
lKpartinent of the Interior,
U. fi. Land Otlice at The iahes. Ore -on
is herbt eivt-n that
II.iJAM Ii. i.AN'X,
Notk
of Prtn 'Tlile, r.-ion, whoou vr.tml,t?r i?lrI,
iwi. i:iif Hoinrtita.l n.i. Y-i-Mi, rteriitl No.
11 T. Ur HWii "Vi, SW'i NK'l
uinj!.T"wnt,hipl( 8uu(h, Kanire 16 :!,
M!Ulltt -McruiUn, hi tiled notice ol io-tj-iili
u i ninke KiiinI flTe-ver pnA, to e
tk(l:h i lMini to the land di-scriljed. b-
ftirt- Wurp'n Brown, t oumy Clerk, t hi office
t Prny-ville, Orcgup, on the Aih dy o( Kebru.
luiniHiit nmfl u witnevs: K. A. Poe
Lifollette. K.iward M. Mttrd fm Ray,
Arthur Miukk-r all of Prineville, Orton.
MP C. W. MOUKK, Krister.
1911 REO. $1500
Complete with Top and Gla Front, F. O. B. Portland. 30 h.
p., 5 Pawenger Touring Car and 4 passenger Roadster.
"APPERSON"
A High Grade Car, 30 h. p., to 50 h. p.
J. C. ROBINSON, Madras, Oregon
I
S
O.
K. MARKET
Stroud & Stroud, Proprletori
Choice Beef, Veal
Mutton and Pork
Butter and
Country Produce
A Fine Line of Sausage
Telephone orders receive
prompt attention
Er1
j!3
Cattle Wanted.
We are in the market for all kinds ol
fat cattle; cow stuff preferred. The
highest market price preferred. Would
pay 10 cents per pound for stock hogs
weighing from 100 to 123 and 10li cents
for lew than 100 pound!-, also in the
market for fat hogs and calves. P.
Burns-, & Co., Redmond, Oregon, Box
175. 12-12-m
Application for Grazing Permits.
Notice is hercbv eiven (list all appli
cations for permits tograze cnttle.horai-g
and sheep within tne Dlvhunu i r.s
NATIONAL FORKPT during the season
1911, mnrt lie filed in my ollice at l'rioe
rille, Oregon, on or before February 8,
1911. Full information in regard to
the graiing fees to be charged and
blank forms to be ufed in making ap
plications will be furnished npon re
quest. A. S. IHKLAN'l), Supervisor. 1-5
Warren -& Woodward
CIVIL ENGINEERS
Irrigation, Subdivision, Land Purveys. Estimates Furnished
on Power Plants.
MAPS
We have had 10 years experience, embracing all branches
of Civil Engineering.
Box 187 ' id, Oregon.