Bowling Tournament
i Becomes Exciting.
The howling tournament cUm
Knturtlny ninlit. Every memler of
tlie- Ave trnma lexixvtHl to l pres
ent nnd nil club uhmuIht nre invluil.
"flic Indli will ttirnili lunch. An
'xrltliitf time lit expoctod.
of the twenty Koines In the wrte
the Shorty I,onp nreleHillnn nnd nt
liresont look like winner. nlthoiiRh
the Dliighnta hiiJ the rionevra are
Htrlvlnu to overhnnl the leader.
Hush I-nWIn linn the highest Individ
ual Bcore f2 ami Krneat Kmwr
Iim the hlRheot average, which a
little more than 114.
J Colonization Men Here.'
s Vntnon r. PavhUon, Newton It.
i Fonut, J. L. D. Morrison, E. I
t Marvin and J. K. Stlnnon of the Ore
'Bon & Western ColonlAtlon com
pany, are In rrlnevllle from St Taul
In the Interests of their holdings here.
These tuen are looking over the
. field and preparing an extensive ad
vertising campaign ly which they
will dispose of their large holdings
to settlers from all parts of the coun
try. The matter of opening an office In
rrineville has been delayed because
of the difficulty In gettlug to and
from the railroad.
Now that there Is rail transporta
tion to Madras, Mr. Pavldson an
nounces that the Trim-vine offices
will lie opened In the near future and
the matter of disposing of the com
pany holdings here will be taken up
tn earnest.
Lost
I hwt an auto tire chain on Third
street, rrineville, last Monday.
Finder 'phone L. Poonar, Pioneer
Tel. & Tel. Company office. 2-15-tf.
Notice of Assessment for Street
Improvement
Notice is hereby given that t
special meeting of the city council of
the City of 1'rineville, Oregon. called
fur that purpose, and held on tl,e 9th
day of January, 1911, pursuant to ordi
ranM r ltflnf bttid citv. nrovidinff for
grading and gravelling Third Street of
me city 01 rrineville. vregon, inecuuu
cil proceeded to ascertain and deter
mine th probable cost of making inch
improvements, and did, at this time,
aisess upon each lot and part of lot and
paicel of adjoining land liable therefor
its proportionate share of ueh costs as
follows :
Fraa A Stmt to Wot D Strett
Block Hodges' Addition
IS
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Fra A Street It East J Street.
Block First Addition
Lot
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63 00
. S 00
20 79
20 IV
20 79
.. 20 7
10
10 :')
20 78
20 79
20 W
20 7V
20 7
20 7'J
20 7'J
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20 7y
20 79
20 79
2 79
"" 211 79
20 79
126 25
21 04
21 04
Jl 01
21 04
21 01
21 04
.. 22 oil
t ' . of lot 2, block . Int. Add..
v f, of lot 2, block 6, 1st. Add.
10
11
12
11
10
10
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15
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12
6
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21 m
21 S
21 W
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21 80
21 SO
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. 20 90
20 90
20 90
, 20 90
20 90
20 91
20 90
20 90
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20 90
. 20 90
20 90
It was further ordeied by the council
that each and all of tlieforegoingassesa
mentH shall become delinquent the 24th
; dav of April, l'Jll.
If any assessment remains due and
unpaid on the said 24th day of April,
liHl, a warrant will lie issued to the
marshal of t he City of 1'rineville requir
ing him forthwith to levy upon any lot
' or parcel thereof or parcel of land upon
wlncll nn assessment; remains unpaiu
and sell the same in the manner pro.
vided by law for the sale and collection
of delinquent state and county taxes.
The first publication of this notice is
the llith day of February, 1911.
This notice is published by order of
the citv council of the City of Prine-
ville, Oregon,
jlw K. W. Brkese, Recorder.
Harriman System
Continued from first page.
is building on the west bank. At a
point 71 miles south of the Col- j
unibia the Hill system crosses to!
the east title and for ten miles both ;
lines will operate over a joint set '
ot rails.
At the Sl-mile post the two lines
branch out again and ruu over
separate tracks to Culver Junction, !
130 miles south of the Columbia.
From Culver Junction to Red
mond the grading has been com
pleted and track-laying depends
upon the time the bridge across
the Crooked Kivcr is finished. This
structure will be put tip by the
Hill interests and will be of a
single arch, 320 feet in length and
300 feet above the bed of the
stream. Both systems will operate
their trains across it.
Construction trains alone are
now operating from the O.-W. R.
Jfc N. Co. line to Willow Creek, but
aa soon is the road is completed to
Redmond a regular freight and
passenger service will be placed in
effect. It is yet too early to de
termine the time when Redmond
will be reached, but Tortland Har
riman officials are confident that
they will be able to operate into
that city early in the summer.
This will complete the Central
Oregon project of the Harriman
system aa at present outlined, but
it is believed that in view of the
heavy appropriations voted by the
Union Pacific directors at New
York last week this is only the be
ginning. Redmond, it is expected, will be
the center for extensive develop
ments by the system that will
reach all parts of the state that
are now without and in need of
railroad connections. The line
from Redmond to Odell on the
Xatron-Klamath cut-off of the
Southern Pacific has been pro
jected and is included in the list of
improvements authorized by the
Eastern men last week. That this
will be built within the next few
years is the belief of local railroad
men.
According to plans already out
lined in the executive oflice of the
company the proposed line from
Vale, in the eastern part of the
state, to the Southern Pacific, also
is expected to connect with Red
mond. All the work done tb.ua.fur has
been done under the direction of
the company itself. Even the
bridges that have been built so far
have been put up by Harriman
engineers. ine plans lor the
Trout Creek viaduct also provide
for company work. The Wiliiams
Creek span may be given out un
der contract. Oregonian.
Central Oregon Has
Railroad.
Continued from page one.
but was resumed and will be
pushed ahead at the rate of two
miles a day until the first ob
struction is reached, which is the
Trail Crossing bridge. This will
delay the progress of the road not
longer than two months, when the
work will be carried on to iiend.
The crowd that witnessed the
ceremonies came from all parts of
the country. Prineville was well
represented. Iiend Bent its band,
large delegations came from Red
mond, Culver Junction, and other
parts of the country.
The crowd waB fed by a barbecue
in which two beevs were conumed.
This part of the affair was well
managed by J. Y. Howard, who
has furnished meat for the con
struction of the road. Long tables
were spread in the open air, and
all were cared for.
Application for Grazing Permits.
Notice ia hereby given that all appli
cations for permits to graze cattle,
horses and sheep within the CASCADE
NATION AL FOREST during the season
of 1911, must he fi'ed in my office at
Kugene, Oregon, on or before February
15, lull. Full information in regard to
the grazing fees to he charged and
blank forms to be UfA in making ap
plications will be furnished upon re
quest. CLYDE K. SEITZ, Supervisor.
Winter Layers are Profit Payers.
My pen of 14 thoroughbred White
Wyandottes laid 333 eggs in January.
Pen now mated. F.ggs 2.00 per 15.
Call or write, E. E. Evans, 1'rineville,
Oregon. 2-lltf
Wheat Wanted.
4000 bushels of wheat wanted this
month. Will pay J5c a bushel, de
livered at my ranch on Crooked river.
Will keep teams over night for TnOc,
meals 25c. T. F. McCai-listkh. 2-2
Suits That Were
$20.00
We Sell Now for
$15.00
Horses for Sale.
On the ol.l C, Snm Smith, ranch,
near rrineville. 125 heail of mures
ami peldlniss, Innrr enotih lur work
horses, will l sold In any immlier
at reasonHble prices. For further
Information adilress O. 11. IIiikmkh..
rrineville, Ort-gon. 12-lti-tI
Hay for Sale.
Loose tiny for sale; 'wliest, rye and
alfalfa mixed. Write or 'phone,
l-iti-lmo Prici Coshow,
Prinevllle, Oregon.
For Sale.
Two Kli lUy Preesei, fie 17x22.
The baling outfit include icales, forks,
derrick, cable, all complete. One
3L in. truck wagon, good new, and one
second-hand heavy btigity, team of
mares 10 and 11 years old, weight 1200
poundi ; oue 8 li. p. Fairbanks-Morse
gafoliue engine; one liortable cook
house. Call on or write, V F. Kino Co.
1 21-U-tf
Return Home Through the Sunny South.
When you arrange your eaxtern trip
be sure to include the Sunset Kottte
through New Orleans, Kl I'aso, Los
Angeles and San Francisco for return.
It is a splendid educational journey,
and at this time of the year especially
delightful because so warm and comfort
able. Every mile is through the sunny
southland the rice and cotton fields of
Louisiana and Texas, the vast mirage
meses of New Mexico and Arizona, now
spread with bright green, the orange
groves and semi-tropic charm of Cali
fornia, miles and miles along the ocean
shore, and several of the most inter
esting cities on the continent. Ask
your local railroad agent all about it. f-3
Notice to Creditors.
Notice it hereby gl yen. by the undersigned,
the executrix of the last will and tentament of
Isidore Mi-uet, defeated, to the creditors of
Mid deceased and all others having claims
against the estate of deceased to iresant them
with Hie f.ro-cr vouchers to the undersigned
at her place of butlneas in the McDowell build
ing, PrineviLle, Oregon, within six months
from the tirsl publication of this notice.
Dated this Uth day of Jan., Mil.
BLANCHE MK'HKI,,
Executrix of -Estate of Inadore Michel,
Deceased. 1-12
Contest Notice
Department of The Interior.
U. S. Land Ollice, The Dalles, Oregon.
January 9. lull.
A sufficient contest affidavit having been
filed in thisoffice by .Marlon Hodges, coutcs
testant, against homestead Knlry No. isViu-,,
made March Jl. l'.liu, for SWK NKJ-i. Ji SW
s li NW, section 18, Townahin U h. Kauge
lo E, Willamette Meridian, by 1'etcr Coacklcy.
eontetee, iu w hich it is alleged that said peter
Coacklcy has wholly abandoned said tract for
more than six months last ast; that said tract
is not settled uionaud cultivated by said (.arty
a required by law: that he never established
a renideuce on said tract; that KMid absence
was nm due to bis employment in the army,
navy or murine corps of the United Htatcs in
time of war, said parties are hereby notified to
appear, rc.sHiid and offer evidence touching
said allegation at luo'clock a. ra. on February
a, l'Jll. before T. K J. Duffy, a notary public,
at his onire in 1'rineville, Oregon, and that
rinal hearing will be held at ID o cio k a. m. on
February ix, l'.'ll. before the Kegittter and Kc
ceivcr at the I llited Slates Laud Ollice in The
Dalles, (Itcgon.
The said contestant having, in a proper affi
davit, filed January lyll, set forth facts
whir n show that after due diligence tiersonal
service of tills notice can not be made, it Is
hereby ordered and directed that such notice
be given by due and projier publication.
l-l'.'u C. W. MOOKF., Itegister.
Summons.
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon for Crook County.
J. O. Cantrill, Plaintiff,
vs.
Oscar lialdwin, Defendant,
To Oscar Baldwin, defendant:
In the name of the State of Oregon,
you are hereby required to npear and
answer the complaint filed against you
in the above entitled action on or be
f jre the Uth day of March, lull, and if
ou fail so to appear and answer, the
plaintiff will take judgment against you
for One Hundred Nine fifty nine hun
dredths Dollars with interest thereon at
the rate of six per cent per annum from
the 20th day of March, 1908, and for bis
costs and disbursements of tills action.
This summons is published by order
of the Honorable li. C. Ellis, Judge of
the County Court of the State of Oregon
for Crook County, made and entered on
the 24th day of January, 11)11, and the
date of the first publication of this sum
mons is January 2itb, 101 1.
M. R. ELLIOTT,
1-26 Attorney for Plaintiff.
Notice for Publication.
Department of the Interior.
IT. S. Land Office at The Dalles, Oregon
January 13, l'Jll.
Notice is hereby given that
wridjAM II. OANN,
of Prinevllle, Oregon, who on September 2-lrd,
i'.HH, inaoe Homestead No. l:l)y, Serial No.
mm, for NS NK XK'4 NWW, NWli NF.14
Section jn.TownshipH South, Range 16 Hast,
Willamette Meridian, has filed notice of In
t'titionto make Final five-year proof, to es
tablish claim to the land above dcscrllrttd, be
fore Warren llrown, County Clerk, at his office
at 1'rlneville, Oregon, on the'JHth dayofFebru.
ary, l'Jll.
claimant names as witnesses: E. A. Poe
Lafollette, Edward M. McCord, Irs Kay,
Arthur Mlnklcr, all of Prinevllle, Oregon.
MP C. W. MOOKK, Register.
These Suits
Are the celebrated La Vogue.
Heavy and medium grades,
suitable for spring wear.
Ladle's Coats
That must be sold. 25 per cent,
reduction on all garments.
Clifton & Cornett
AT THE OLD BRICK STORE.
V-tV -'iT' At I J
;V.,VVvWA.,-i,l , J,.UC ! '
aMaaattilsiiM -'
11 ITHACA CUN COMPANY.
t. BOX
I have bought the bicycle repair
and am prepared to do all work
L.
Statement of Resources and Liabilities of
The First National Bank
Of Prineville, Oregon
At the clot of business Jan. 7, 1911
RF.HOCIlfEH
liana and ntacounuv ...
United Ktatea Honda
llnnk r. retnb:e.etc
Caah A Iue from bAnka
Redemption fnu-t
. ij.flixi 00
. i2,w 1 a
Sii,.1 M
8i til
ftsHi.n m
B. F. All. a. President
WUI Wuraw.U.r. Vic. Pra.ld.nl
Crook County Agent For
1911 REO. $1500
Complete with Top and Glass Front, F. O. B. Portland. 30 h.
p., 5 Passenger Touring Car and 4 passenger Roadster.
"APPERSON"
A High Grade Car, 30 h. p., to 50 h. p.
J. C. ROBINSON, Madras, Oregon
I-jTTILVlIBIEIR,
For Sale.
(-'roam Separator, 7fi0 11m. nn hour,
wind mill top and Nulkey l'low.
For partlcularH dee .lulin MnttHon,
I'rlncvlllc, Oregon. . 2-HI-tt.
Coats That Were
$25.00
We Sell Now for
$18.75
Jthaca
5&m 20SM
Tholikhtist Ameiicaii sliotun.
Thirty 20 gugue slu'lls wcili
one pound less than thirty 1'.'
bore sheja.
Veil can get into action
quicker and it won't tire yon.
Penetration tatter lean a big
tare its shooting w ill surprise
vou.
123. ITHACA. N.Y. "Hi '"y j
business from EL G. I Iotlson and
in that line.
KAMSTRA, Jeweler.
I.IAIIII.ITIK8
capital Ht.K'k, paid in U.0U0 00
Huridua fund, earneel ,v (I'll 00
t'ndlvlded pronw, earned ,
Circulation
Deposits
, 27I 0"
, M.400 Wl
, ftti, IK1 '.SI
tKKl.V.T D,"i
T. M. BJdwIa, Caslilar
H. Baldwla, Ass't Caskiar
Shingles, Mouldings, Windows,
Doors, GlasBes, Etc. Etc., Etc.
SHIPP & PERRY
PRINEVILLE, OREGON
Tf 1.1 LODGE miwtR every
Vy. Jt I" Ha t u r d uy nliih t.
Htnirifccra WHlceine. H. V. I'rmHtulilo, N. (i.l
WKIcl Hurncn, V. !.; II. I ililih, Hvc..; nnd
I C. II. Illnwliicllc, Tn'iis.
I Call for County Warrants.
i N.iii.f dftvl.v if H -it HtHl nil r. iii-ttn t
' rr.mk (HMtntv it ii ni". rv )l tnit WKi-rniiU,
i hi lit Hihl Hii'ht.tHtrt rv;lirrH wurrmil F
tr..ir.ri.lrtt.l.tmiv. nuivi wilt . -
irm IM i iliti itoiu'.
Jnmii.i V tf, lltll.
Free Auto
Prineville
liilf lllf's Idlcsl rcsiilcnrc ilislritl. jusl jilallt-J uml now on llic inaiKcl.
Hiiy it lot in rriiti'villr's sanitary resilience tlistriet on
easy temix. Nk .sloiiijlis. m.irNlies or inosniiilorx. Ins IionI tli.tn on
the river bottom. Kresli air. pure water ami an excellent i-w ul tlie
cily. City water will be conveyed to tlie properly at our expense. IhiU
40x11 1: prices ranoe Irom $80 to $200, I I.ill fjtslt. balame payable
at $10 per month; G per rent on delerretl payments. Mxamine the
maps at our ollice.
HENDERSON INVESTMENT CO.
rrineville Hotel HuHng, (irotitul Klir
Prineville, Oregon.
W. A. IUhitii. I'rea.
I. K. MTKWAItr, Vlcl'rea.
HTATK ltAK NO. IM
OivOoic County j Janic
PRINCVIIXE, OREGON
rnplhil Hliu k. fully l;tlt ,
Httrpiii
HUirklitltitrN' lint. Illl v ,
Statement Rendered to Sute
Am la
I vt-rlrnMM
Ktiriiiiniv unit flxtiin .
lni ' .,H
I . fci
'.'.'.'ixH
K1! rtnlv
CuUU u. frets tuk ' $79,157.19
THE HAMILTON STABLES
J. H. WIGLE, Proprietor
rniM Vii l i:, oki:(;on
Ftork botirtlt'tl ly the day, wH'k or mnntli at
Roasonitlilo rutf. Ilonwuiher tin when in
Prineville. Kates Kkabonaiii.k. Wo have
Fine Livery Rigs For Rent
8
O. K. MARKET
Stroud & Stroud, Proprietor
Choice Beef, Veal Butter and Eggs
Mutton and Pork Country Produce
A Fine Line of Sausage
Telephone orders receive
prompt attention
Warren & Woodward
CIVIL ENGINEERS
Irrigation, Subdivision, Land Surveys. Estimates Furnished
on Power Plants.
MAPS
We have had 10 years experience, embracing all branches
of Civil Engineering.
Box 187 Redmond, Oregon.
Urn! Wanted
All litvitr wnl. I Itko to t't-nr fmm
. tlitf r ImmImt UihI. Olijtvt, tm-t
ttH'itl. Al'i'mi ihmmI not Hiipwt'r. V1
Excursion
T-" """"
Heights
" NOT MERELY LOCAL
Hut mtlltiiinl, even Inlcriiiiilniuil la tlx' wniiderful liini'
mid aiiulnrity ul the
"L W. HARPER"
WHISKEY
Wliori'vpr yon ipi yon will II nil "Your I'nel Ktiller"
II AUI'K.ll 1 tliirt' U'furti yon. Ill 1'in.tiii t nnd tlm
riiilllM'inc it m the leader. Any tally?
liocMln)
HARPER is BEST.
For Sale By
Silvertooth & Browder
Shaniko, Oregon
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Bank Euinitner Nov. 10, 1 9 1 Oi
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