County Court
Contlmittl from fintt np
litsl field of tli olijcotioiii riod by the
dialik-t attorney.
In the matter of the petition of liny
K. Potwon et al for county road", the
paper having been heretofore iulmittd
to the district attorney nil upon bin
approval thereof it ii therefore ordered
tliat the board of road viewers meet at
beginning of MiJ road on the day of
1911, view, review and survey aaid
Mad and report their findings thereon
at the next meeting of this court.
Regarding the tilenn H. l.oucks pe
tition for county road; It appearing
from the opinion of the district at
torney that the affidavit of posting is
defective, it ia therefore ordered that
the matter he continued until the next
meeting of this court and that the
clerk notify W. tilenn IxHioks of the
objection raised by the district at-tornev.
J.J. Coen etat petition for county
road, continued for want of affidavit of
I his ting.
G. V Wells et al petition for county
rod, continued for want of affidavit of
posting.
H. P. Wilson etal petition for county
road, continued for affidavit showing
that notices were posted in public
places as requested by the district at
torney. W. M. Ogg et al petition for county
road; continued until next meeting of
this court because of failure to show
that notices were posted in public
places, and for failure to give date of
posting. All in the opinion of the
district attcrney.
James T. Robinson et al petition
for a county road, continued
until the next meeting of this court for
failure to file bond or affidavit of post
ing notices as required by law
And now is present to the court the
resignation of G. M. Slocum as justice
of the peace for Bedmond precinct
which is hereby accepted, and upon the
recommendation of several citizen of
Redmond, it is ordered that J. C.
Williams be and is hereby appointed
justice of the peace of Redmond pre
cinct until the next general election.
Upon written request of District At
torney Wilson, the matter of a logging
franchise on the Deechntea river is
continued until the Mav term of this
court.
ine Claude V. Imntiam et al pe
tition for county road ; it is order that
the county clerk forward all paper to
District Attorney Wilson for his
opinion thereon, with the request that
the same be returned to this court
prior to March 20, to which time this
matter is continued.
Road supervisors' appointments.
Persuant to continuation heretofore
entered herein John Montgomery Is
hereby appointed road supervisor for
Montgomery precinct No. 4, and H. A.
Brown is hereby appointed road super
visor for Haystack precinct Xo. 6, J. I.
Windom having failed to qualify ; and
M. J. Lemons is hereby appointed
road supervisor for Hardin precinct No.
19, Joseph Street, who Wis heretofore
appointed having failed to qualify. 8.
Nase is hereby appointed road super
visor for Kutcher precinct, the former
appointee having failed to qualify.
Clerk to notify appointees.
J lie Y. u. fordham et al petition
for county road is continued for in
formalities and failure to file bond.
Keganling .the petition to vacate
certain Btreets and alleys in Opal City
the following order was made:
Whereas, the Opal City Land Com
pany and the Oregon Trunk Railway
have hied, in the above entitled court.
their petition fraiiig for the vacation
of certain streets m the townsite of
Opal City, in Crook county, Oregon
and
Whereas, said petitioners have caused
to be posted in three conspicuous places
within the townsight of Opal City a
copy of the notice tteting that a pe
tition for the vacation of the Baid
streets has been filed and will come up
for hearing in thiB court on Wednes
day, March 1st, Mil, as more par
ticularly appears fium the affidavit of
Harold E. Beard, which has been duly
filed In this court ; and
Whereas, the said petitioners have
prepared and tiled in this court the
hard paper map and linen tracing show
ing the streets to be vacated, in ac
cordance with the laws of Oregon ; and
nereas, it ap pears from the said
amended petition that the petitioner.
Oregon Trunk Railway, is the owner of
a Btnp of land three hundred feet wide
across that part of Baid townsite in
which the streets hereinafter men
tioned are located ; and
V hereas, the Opal City Land Com
pany is the owner in fee simple of all
the land abutting on the streets and
alleys hereinafter named ; and
Whereas, the petitioners, Opal City
Land Company ami Trunk RrailwayJ
are the only pers3i,s who will be af
fected by the vacation ot said streets
and alleys ; and
Whereas, it appears to the court that
it will be to the best interests of the
petitioner and the public to have the
streets hereinafter described vacated,
and
Whereas, the counly surveyor and
the county assessor have approved Bait!
plat and tracing thereof as being in
compliance with the code and the court
being fully advi.-ed in the premises.
It is therefore ordered and adjudged
that the following streets and alleys in
the town ot Opal City, in Crook county,
Oregon, to wit:
First ttreet from the south line of
Ruby eireet to the south line of South
avenue. "
Second street from the south line of
Garnet street to the south line of South
avenue.
All of south avenue excepting where
Jhe same crosses Third strset.
All of Cameo avenuo excepting where ' nix-Inch crown; provided, that ex
the me crows. Third street. ' cvpt where the ahl Trance itmki a
All i4 Topas aveune excepting where trade n hervliiliefore provided;
the same crotwi Third street, that the ditch and width l.ertto-
Pcarl avenue from the west line ot tore eonntriu ted hIiiiM lie and renin In
First street to the west line of Third . the mime; It l further ordered that
itnvt. work shall commence upon unld
tiarnet street from the west line)! road at the Prliiovllloeiiil and as noon
First street to the wc.t line of Second n front and weather condition -r-treet.
, j init, and that work U- ilillj'tillv
All the alleys in block 4i, 52, .V!, Sti, ' prowvuted until the completion of
57,60, 6l,t2, tU, til, and (vi ; be and are j thin contract; it In further nerved
hereby vacated. that the an HI France In to build the
And it is further orftered that the nald tirlilpn at III own exiH-nw,
hard paper map and tracing thereof nubject to the nnpervlnlon of the
filed by the petitioner, showing raid'aakl Halley, and that the county In
streets herein vacated be and are here- j to ttiriilnh France with the tnivn
bv approved. iary ltitiilxT delivered v bovver
Now is presented the court the re-. needed; and that In raw any cor
net of the rountv clerk shotting pay- rucated culvertn urv needed the nald
menton bounty of four hundred forty j France, upon the direction of the
covote scalp?, one hundred nevonly. . said Uailey, hereby nerves to Install
eight bobcat front feet and six cougar j the name; tt Ih Iiiji understood that
front feet, amounting in all to eight j the material therefor In now at the
hundred nisty-six dollars and titty j warehouse of W. F Klmj In Prlne
cents. Said scalps and front Het were ville. Oregon, and Into lie hauled
then reduced to asl.es in accordance ! and placed In position by the nald
. . . I 1ft l .... 1..... I !.... ....
Wull the COue. rmuiT, it i iii'iuer figirrl iiii iii-
Vpon the application of Frank T. j on the completion, to the aatln-
Kedmond et ux, owners iufeeof the , faction of said Itallcy, of the flrnt ten
land platted under the name of "Red- j mile of nald road, the nald France la
nioud Acres," and it satisfactorily bp- i to receive a payment ot $150.
nearimr to the court that said plat and I lu wltuen whereof the
tracing thereof, together with the dedi
cation of the streets and roads as show n
the.eon to the public forever have been
filed with the county clerk, that the
same have been duly approved by the
countv survevor and the county as
sessor, and it urther appearing that
all the r.-quirements of the law have
been complied with, said plat and
tracing thereof is hereby approved and from J. F. Tayler Rio piece of tltn-
ordered spread of record. - 1 I bor IS feet long. 7 lucliesln diameter.
I'pau Constance Reid, owner in fee Hm) ;o pilV0(, t)f tlmlier 14 feet long:
of the land platted under the name of ; an(i 3 tnche In diameter the mine
Imperial." and it satisfactorily an-! amountinit lu board measure to .4270
pearingtothe court that said plat and trtt u ls theMore ordered that the
tracing thereof, together with the cmuty clerk draw a warrant on the
above
partlee have hereunto set their
bands this 21 day of March, lull.
II. C. Kills, Judge.
R. 11. Halley. Cotttmlmdoncr.
J amen lilce. Commissioner.
D. 1. Frnuce.
YVitneM: YV. K. Kliifr.
Clmiilla Wonderly.
Whereas Crook county has sevurvd
ledication of the streets and roads as
shown thereon to the public forever,
have been filed with the county clerk,
that the same have been duly ap
proved bv the county surveyor and
the county assessor, and it further ap
pearing that all requirements of the
law have been complied with; said
plat and tracing thereof is hereby ap
proved by the tourt and ordered spread
of record.
And now is presented to thl coi'rt
the application of George A. Stevens
to have liquor license heretofore Is
sued to Steveus & Deadiuan trans
ferred to George A. Stevens; also a
new bond executed by the said
George A. Steveus With W. X. Cobb
and E. H. Powell, as sureties, in the
penal sum of $1000 It I ordered that
bond lie approved and said license
transferred.
Sow ou this day Is presented to
the court the petition of George I'.
Elliott et al for a county road, and
upon due consideration It Is order
ed that the couuty clerk forward all
relative to said road to Fred W,
Wilson, district attoruey, for his
opinion as to their validity.
Xow on this day Is presented to
the court the petition ot T. VY Tay
lor et al for a county road and up
on due consideration it is ordered
that the county clerk forward all
papers relative to said road to F. W.
Wilson, district Attorney, for his
opinion as to their validity.
I pon application of Guy E. Dob.
son et ux and Guernsey M. Slocum
et ux, owners of the lands platted
under the name of "Dobnon .Slocum
acreage" and It satisfactorily ap
pearing to the court that said plat
and tracing thereof, together with
the dedication of the roads asshown
thereon to the public forever, have
been filed with the clerk of this
county, that the same have been
duly approved by the county sur
veyor and the county assessor, aud
It further appearing that all the re
quirements of the law have been
complied with, said plat and tracing
thereof are hereby approved by the
court and ordered spread of record
After a careful examination of
said new Prlnevlle-Redmond road
the following contract of comple
tlon Is hereby entered Into.
This agreement made and entered approved.
into this 2nd day of March, 1911, by
and between I). D. France of Powell
Buttes, Oregon, and the county
court of Crook county, Oregon,
Witnesseth.
That the said France for and In
consideration of the sum of f"2ii, '
hereby agrees to complete the so
called I'rlneville-Itedmond county"
road as follows:
To harrow said road; to remove
all loose or float rock therefrom; to
blast or otherwise remove such
boulders "or solid rock therein ns
may seriously interfere with travel
thereon : To fill ln.at the foot of
all steep grades or projecting rim
rocks upon said road as already
laid out and to cover all parts of
said road as run ucross scab rocky
lands to a depth of at least ten
inches with good earth; to grade
across ull low places or swales
wnere waste water lias run to a
maximum height of one foot; to con
struct a sixteen foot bridge not to
exceed eight feet in width at the
lowest part of a certain grade to be
road fund for the sum ot 10.67, the
same being at the rate ot f2.M er
thousand.
Whereas Crook county has secur
ed from E. T. Batenon 128 pieces of
timber 1 feet long, 7 Inches In diame
ter, aud 9 pieces of timber, :0 feet
long. ! Inches In diateter, the same
amounting In board measure to
4423, feet, It Is herefore ordered that
the county clerk draw a warraut on
the road fund for the sum ofJll.Oti
the same being at the rate of f J.oO
per thousand.
Whereas Croolt couuty has secured
from X. F. MeColu 50 pieces of tim
ber 14 feet long, 5 Inches In diameter,
the same umounttng,V0 feet lu board
measure, It is therefore ordered that
the county clerk draw a warrant on
the road fund for the sum of $1.3'
the same belug at the rate of I.'.'pO
per thousand.
Whereas Crook county has secured
from W. H. I.oftln 4t piece of t i lit
ber, IS feet long, 7 Inches lu illume
ter, 28 pieces of timber 14 feet long
5 Inches In diameter, and 2! pieces of
timber, 20 feet long, aud 7 Inches in
diameter, and S pieces of timber :10
feet long and 8 Inches lu diameter,
the same amounting In board
measure to ol.'iO feet, It is therefore
ordered that the county clerk draw
a warrant on the road fund for the
sum of f 7.H1, the same being at the
rate of $2.50 ir thousand.
Whereas Crook county has secured
from Cort Allen 00 pieces of timber
IS feet long, 7 Inches in diameter, 5
pieces of timber 14 feet long, lti Inches
In diameter, 5 pieces of timber 14 feet
long, and 17 Inches, In diameter, and
five pieces of timber 14 leet long, IS
Inches In diameter, the same amount
ing In board measure to 4::!0 feet, It
Is therefore ordered that the county
clerk draw a warrant on the road
fund for the sum of I10.S2 the same
being at the rate of $2.50 per thou
sand.
Xow on this day Is presented to
the court the official bond of Warren
Brown, county clerk, and It appear
Ing to said court that the said
Warren Brown was duly elected
county clerk on the Stti day of Xo-
vember, 1910, and said bond being a
good and sufficient bond with W. C
Congleton and M. II. hlllott ns
unrptfa the unmp anH fieepiitefl mill
KuM. .t . '
fniu'MUf lti i iMtiim,'r '.n
K I or,!. lu, r n.l tmant SV M
AlU'll eM, work for h,".Mr , . M llo
M, ork tor awMir , .. I.iiio
tltn K Idvtmiot. ininUaiil t m Ivvil.. 4 W
t"hi MiUlti. work al ivurl tiou Ill A
Crook vuin .lout-Hal, rtiuuia I.n M
Mtaw A Monlrn o. Mi(pll,.ii awaor lit"
V F k inn iv Mi'i'!io eoiirl hoiuo 47 ll
lr. T A Iuk, mtlo() ami aolo loiv .1,' IV
I will i mtnartll.toai'lHTu rxamliiuia. 'J. l1
Noun- Mi'vrtwm, moaU lor riotti-r . II l.'
Cornell Maa' l'o., pxur-M. cu- 'il Ii
P ! Almaoti A l'o . u'l'H", !
arron llrow li. Mlttge tlaine .. 9 :v
parlliol.l HiH '.. miiill V A Kli'... I I '
l'atl'roii prim IV,, aiilllovltti1 M iv
Kottai'r IVlH-r To.. tluHiTV . .. 41 w
J II Kiorutori;. .alary, . "I .V
Maruarvt Krkmv U-ai-lu-n. Unl :il rt
ni ivmlw, tti'l'iily slo't tft 4-'
It A tU'r. norL li,rl(t'oltl,i- . J .m
N Satilotn.-H-nio I'ltw all) ... . al w
11,-ml llullvn-ii, Blaltotn-r , -J X'
t. It llattutlim. rvntMi-rtim von-r I W
Hem! Ilonl'llal, huriillal erleva . l.M
rrHli omul) Alw. n.. ni'n 'll 4iv
T N lUHour Klami-it 'liolom' I'J 1
llrT A l.oug. Mallu nH auloev 10 Ifci
l It llfim. ll. Juror I U
A J Hoolh, Juror 1 W
P V Hariuul, juair I m
A J limn, juror 1 w
W alter kulilt, Juror.. - 1 TO
T B Haker. baulinr corpae, etc Ml
3 H Jaekaua, lluUel .1 '
Loueks Hna. funeral oeunes , ill .V
Vauec UulianUon, diiiuiua gray i; .V'
ileii Mav. burial lot 'a'
Kr,d W'a.le, lelulillR cor'e 3 TO
John MtTuArt. jury and burial 3 An
T N Halfour,anvlal de.utte....' li IV
r N llaUour, lalioiu-ry a N'
TS llallourleleidiouu 4
V II Arnold, meaU for Jur 4
T N BaKour, larl of rlom-r...: 40 lu
I'lolHH'r Tel 1 et (V idione rvu-ea . f IS
A II KenniM). lusliev feeat-vnner 3 1U
Klmer MlU'hvll, wlln. t 5t
Roy Kilter, willies 1 .Hi
John lllller. mitnraa 1 .M
Henry Klrkhaiu, wluiew 1 .
A W I Ineolli, wttueas I
A II Kennely. justiev leea, .skinner.... 1
A A Ki-nneU) . Julu-e fee. KrankUtl .. 1 in
state of Oreiton. u,Hrl fet-hle niliule! S IJ.
V V oriult, Jubilee fee. Malhiewm. 6 lu
W Orrutl, Justtee leea. 4e'lUh. ........ Km
W W Orv'Utt, Ju-tli-v foes Ki an . 4 '
W NV Oreutt. jumiee fe, lluuieruiati , 3 !
W Oretilt, Jiitu-e fe. ullauy II Tu
Atta K Morse, maktuii llhrar) ap I.i
I' I. A W ,., li(ihtaant water SI rt1
Hushoug- A Co.. ollU-e nui'i'lte 110 '
m; Milak. lulerperter etrenit eourt ;kl
t) A Hon man, resistertnic voter o
1! II clr. "hI
Clautlla Wmnleriy. !tv leea ,le elerk . a Ik1
Kah'h Jorilatl. evjK'iwea ilenuly 5iHD
K II Bayley, commtaiUouer fee i: '
meii Kiee, i-oinmlwlonem feea -Jl) Oi1
A H t.lunan, burial of pauper .w A"1
M Triplet!, burial Hi W
Tillinau Heater, ex. dry farm, eoiur US ik'
Popularity of th Ctntrifugol Pump.
Th mi Id flit u I pump la conaliinlly
Mnquetlttit new domain I'or eviitu
ple, It hns bi itiin lo repines) He rtvlp-rm-iillua
fwd pump In Inriie eenlrnl
Hier nlniloiis. Il l espiH'tully sulleil
lu this service by lia self udJUHleil
n-Ktilntloii and lu Mbllliy to wk for
a eertnln time m:iiliit the cliwed til
cluirije ple. It limy Iw left guile l
Itself wlih a iluttiKluit voluine uf fwd
water delivery. Only . lu lh boiler
plants of electric power nliillonn, where
ehvtrlc current uittj l ubtnltHHl at
low rate, will thl typo of pump I
economical. As It I especially itdiipl
cd to I ho delivery of muitll quiiiilllle
of v. Bier BKitlimt a lilKli pressure. It Is
ofteu speeded lo llio highest point,
even up lo 8.000 nvoliillon n niliiule
KsKvliill.v on shlibonrtl II bua lulely
be-u adopted to mi ever Inereiislim ex
tent because of lis aniull welt In and ;
Snee reiiulreineiUa.-KnKlneerlin! Mutt-
SJilue.
Alcohol In Solid Form.
The In veu t lou of a way to reduce al
cohol to a solid form I nltrlhutcd to
the president of a wood alcohol com-
nniiv at WlKvllm:, W. Va. llo Inn !
discovered how to make wood alco
hol from stindust and then make
the alcohol Into half luctl sijuiire
chunk that cut as If Ihey wero nmdo
of cheese. A mutch touched to olio of
tho little culiea of alcohol brings forth
a line bright llanie. mid there la not
the slliihlest trace of siuoko. Neither
Is there tho lli.-lilcst smell. By ulllls
luc waste siiwduat be clitlins to pro
duce alcohol o cheap that It can un
dersell piaulhie. wlilili will mnko It
avallublo for niitotnolillea and for 'all
purposes for which denatured nlcohul
Is ri'comincnilcd.
s i aval
Xo further business appearing
court adjourned uutll Murch 20, litll
The following bills were allowed
HIGH SCHOOL FUND.
Crook County Jonrnal, stationery........! 4 W
Cornett Stage 4 stable Co., express etc IS 7-i
; W Klkins Co., nulse, etc 2 95
Mrs I Miehel, nulae
C W Spring, labor 8 no
I) P A'lamson A Co., supplies. 8 4.'
H H Clow, wool and sawlnir ftl 4.
W K Kinff Co., work and supplies lbr 6"
Catherine V Conway, salary 2 months... 200 00
Kosa B J'arrott, salary 2 months 220 00
Mrs Kvclyn Walker, salary 2 months.... 200 00
K E Erans, Balary 2 months 2C0 00
K I. Coe, salary 2 months 2o0 1)0
W H criswell. Janitor salary. : 00
A T Hoffman, janitor salary 1)0 00
Fred liarnum, janitor salary 80 00
Chicago Apparatus Co,, mdse 12H 80
A Flanagan Co., scatch pads, etc 5 B5
hhipp & Ferry, tables, etc :w 00
Kosa B Parrott, mde 38 65
E I. Coe, mdse 17 75
it A Meijain, labor, etc 13 1)5
Bend Bulletin, 150 school pamphlets 25 00
I'riueville I. 4 W Co., light and water... 20 96
A H Ardrews Co., furniture, etc 1:17 00
Kewaunee Mfg Co., chairs 2G 75
road nr.ND.
Edw B Williams, jiork Redmond road I 214 00
Bryan & Youngstrom, dynamite, etc..... 150 00
made across what Is locally known w ' Ki,1 Co- w"rk ttnJ Pi'lll! TO
Il!'lll rvivu, uo (. viinv t'i ii vi
j F T Mfniroc, road work 149 3-
Austin KiziT, rdttd work 77 1J
U Y LOTS
While They Are Cheap.
Have Several Fine Building Lots in
Fourth and Fifth Additions
Prices from $40 to $150 Per Lot
TERMS: Quartet Cah, Balance Monthly, Quarterly
or Half Yearly.
Oregon & Western
Colonization Co.
Passengers and
Express from Madras
The Cornet t Stape & Stable
Company has installed a stage
and automobile passenirer ser
vice between Madras and this
place, including an express busi
ness connecting with tho Great
Northern Express Company and
the Northern Express Company
of the Great Northern and North
Hank roads. Tho express ser
vice, initiated tnis ween, trans
fers express matter from the
Orefron Trunk at Madras at 1
nt a pound, which is consider
able of a reduction from the
Shaniko rate of 1 cents. Ollicers
of the sUige company say it will
make a greater protit at 1 cent
from Madras than at the old rati
from Shaniko, as the haul is bul
one half as long:, roads are ood
the year round, and 'the profit
destroying 20 miles of 'dobe ol
the Shaniko flat, and Cow can
yon, are eliminated, leamsare
changed at Wiegand's.
Passengers are carried from
Prineville to Madras for $-.50 by
stage or $5.00 by automobile.
Lsoth mouif of conveyance are
constantly available. The stage
leaves Prineville for Madras at
a. m. and makes the trip in five
hours. Coming this way, stages
leave Madras betv.-een 7 and 8 a
m. Automobiles leave here now
at 3 p m., making the trip in less
than two hours. Later 4 p. m.
will be leaving time, and finally,
during the summer, autos will
leave at 5 o'clock in the morning
so as to connect with the Oregon
Trunk train No. 101, which
leaves Madras at 7:50 a. m. Thus
a passenger will be enabled to
enabled to reach Portland tho
same day he loaves Prineville,
and make the trip by daylight.
Protection From LlgMnlng.
Ju tho vourao of a hvtnrw twfor.
th members of the Eiiinwrliiil So
rlty of lilriiiliiKliiiiu. i:iiliiiul. Hie
OUvor Loiltro imuU- the aliileiiient Hint
It wna by ih menus true tlmt a build
in was protected from lightning when
tt was (irovlihU wild u eomliietor
reaching to ilu Mllciit part of tin)
structure. In fad, lie salil that Immu
nity from li flash was nwurnl only
when the ImtUllitK was completely ro
erinl III a nietul riite. He unlit the
problem was to dissipate Hie irrvnt
mercy f the fhiali. but It was not wise
to illsHse of II too ipilckly. As far as
known nt present, a thin Iron wire of
fers Hip best prolevllou, bill It U UUt
ri.fnlllble.v
Tht Way to Float.
This Is the advice of nn old awlimnor I
In those ho iMimot swim: "Any hu-1
man belli;; who will have I In presence i
uf mind to clasp the hands behind his j
bai l; and turn, the fin e towiirU the j
icntlli may limit ul ease mid In perfect j
safely In tolerably Mill wiiter. When j
you fust find yourself In deep w ater i
you have only to consider yourself mi j
empty pitcher. Let Jour mouth uud
nose nml ii"l Hie lop of Jour heavy j
llend be Hie highest pari of you mid j
you are ile. Hut thrust up one of!
your bony hands and down you i!i. ;
turning np the liandle Hps over the
pitcher." There are retisou find loylc
lu tills.
Prineville,
John R. Stinson
Chas. C. Lundy
Crook County Agent.
Oregon
Give the Cow a Chanca.
IV-fiue illspitsliii: of Hie presiimnlily
Kor cow li Is well to know that your
fccd'.ui; nod care ore not nt fault. It la
our Judgment that cows In peneral nru
trnt ns pour ns our fecdlttj methods.
In oilier words, many pd cows do
not have n clmm e to show thi'tnselvea.
ProHtabla Shoap. j
It Is the fanner who keeps sheep for i
a nnuili. r i t years nun linns mom
most profitable. Nome years they will
return n much better profit thnn others,
and it Is hard to sell olid buy nt Just
the rlslit tiiuo
Fur Lost.
lllack lynx neckpiece loaf between
.lesne Winilnm'a ami 1'rlneville. Leave
at Jonrnul ollice and reccivo rewnrd.
3-2.
Eggs for Hatching.
White WymiilottH-.lo for $2,
Constaiii K, Prineville, Ore.
11. V,
;i!ltf
For Sale.
Tenm, wiiKonninl hnrneHH, Mures
7 nml 8 years old; Mitchell wncoii,
nearly new. jVdilress box ii"l I'riue
ville, Oregon. 2w pd.
Huntington & Wilson
Attorney
Or The Italics, lliuvfl openi il offlcoa 111
Portland, Oregon, Roomt 805-807
Lcwii Building.
Iliiflnosa Hont to tin-in from (;riHik County
tliniiwh llii'lroni In Tim Dullca or rtlrwl.'
lo tlinlr I'orlliinil nililivHSWIII reuclve promnt
llth-nllon, I'orlliinil Phono, .Main VSfi.
Oregon Trunk Railway
The Line Open for Passenger
and Freight Business at Mo
tolius. v Madras and points
north.
Daily pnssrnger train leaves Motolius 7:30 a. in., Madras
7:50 a. nv, stopping nt intermediate points, connecting nt
1 nlllnidge with the inland F.tnpire Express on " I he North
Bank Road," arriving nt Portland 8:15 p. in. Leaving
Portland 9 a. m., arrive Madras fl:42 p. in., Metoliua 9
tn, I rains carry parlor cars, tirst class coat nes nnu
P
smokers.
Low Fares March 10th to April 10th
During this period Low Colonist fares will he in effect
from the middle west to nil points on the Oregon Trunk
Ry. From Chicago $33., St. Louis $32., St. Paul $25,
Kansas City $25, Omaha $25, other points in pioportion,
via Burlington Route, Great Northern or Northern Pacific
Rys., The North Bank Road and Oregon Trunk Ry.
This is a good chance for your friends to come to Oregon
on about half fare.
Freight received from and forwarded to Portland, Sptv
kanc and other points.
R. BUDD, Chief Engineer, Portland, Oregon.
J. H. Corbett, A get, Madras. Or.
T. A. Graham. Arent. MIoliii Or.
W, A. IUmith, I'rea,
I). F. Htkwat, Vlro-Prei
HTATK HANK NO. IMS
M. Ki a ins.!' lr
I. A. IIooth, Aa'l "
OlvOQiv Countv IJank
PRINEVILLE, OREGON
('npltnl Hlor fully pnlit (aniMiill
Kuri'llia h.lHMBI
Htockholitcra' llalitllly , aH,uui.iu
Statement Rendered to Stale Bank Examiner Nov, 10, 1910i
Aaaala
lMll anil lllaentllita., liadWIlS
Ovi-nlriiUs l,I.S-
Klirlillnn- mill flstlin'a 'JJ-II IH
Ill-ill l-Uile , K.MBI.IU
C.ia oa kaaa and in Iroaj kaakt (79.157. 19
-m,imnn
Uabilillaa
t'linllnl aUick
Hnrliliia filMi
I mllvl.liil iirontx T.ai'iail
laKtalta..., , I7ii,wa.a7
ns Snge Flat; und iiIho a slmllur
lirldKu not to exceed ten feet In
width on the north uud Kouth rout
where there In at the present time a
deep ravine or gully; To remove all
hitch centerH from Halt .roail and
leave the same In a suitable con
dition for one anil two home
vehicles Including alno automoblluii;
It Is hereby further understood and
agreed by all parties hereto that
said work is to be . done under the
general supervision of Commis
sioner R. H. Bayley; that said road
shall lie at least sixteen feet wide
from ditch to ditch with at least a
W A Oarson, mad work, illil 22 l.'W i7
J W Livingston, road work 6 01)
Ham Collies, road word 20 '.III
K W Klcliardaon, road work, dial 12 220 04
I. II Root, road work, dial 28 12 CO
Homer Norton, road work lfitf 05
6 It Ku.isell, road work 277 7
ORNRKAL FV.Vo
(ilass A Prudhonime Co, auppllea I 46 30
C V hii;e, work on pres. owner book..... 120 00
Fred A Kite, work, supplies, etc 83 9.1
Wm Juliuson, work on tax rolls, etc. 1:18 25
Pilot Butte Tel. Co., phone services 1 96
H H clow, wood, labor, laundry 262 65
Mrs P B Poindexter, hospital services. 107 00
Mrs I Michel, supplies 1 45
Mrs B B Balfour, board prisoners 54 25
Knights of Pythias
BALL
Club Hall, March 31st.
Music by Luckey's Orchestra
Tickets $1.00.
Free Auto Excursion
to
Prineville Heights
Prinnvlllc's liili.sl residence district, just platted and now on lite market.
Buy a lot in Princville's sanitary residenrc tlislrict on
easy terms. No slouylts, marshes or mosquitoes. Less Irosl titan on
tlic river bottom. Fresh air, pure water and an excellent view ol the
cily. City water will be conveyed to the properly al our expense. Lois
40x114; prices range Irom $80 to $200. Hall cash, balance payable
at $10 per monlh; G per cent on deferred payments, Examine the
maps at our oilice.
HENDERSON INVESTMENT CO.
Prineville Hotel Hnilding, Ground Floor
Prineville, Oregon.
Call For Countv Warrant.
Notice is Iicnilpy given that all roirlstcred
rimok i-Diility warrant, except xealp warranla,
up lo and IticliiilliiK registered warrant No.
I'.I8 will be paid on presentation lo the
Treasurer ot said county. JutercHl will oease
from dale ot Mils notice.
H. !.. JORDAN,
March 2,1tni. County Treasurer.
Prineville Steam Laundry.
Have your clothes washed nt the Prineville
Hti-iuti Laundry. Hpccliil tittenMon Riven to
tnivHicra. liiiundry la lociiled In the Atutlallla
Uir hmldlnir, near the tlohiHai.
s-iitr J. A. iiiioWn, Pmp'r.
Personal Health and Purity.
Up-to-dute Anioriean I.itomtnro,
ailuptud for all Hiirtu anil coinliliiuin of
people, may bo aiien or hail at Dr. I'ox'a
oflloe, Mainatreet, 1'rlimvillii, Or. 12-H-tt
Horses for Sale.
On the old C. Sam Smith rntirh,
near I'rlnovllln. L5 licuil of iiimtch
anil RelilliiKH, Iiitk" enough fur work
liorni'd, will lit; milil In uny niiiiihor
nt reasotiiible irlc(H. Kor furtlicr
Information aililn-HH 0, II, Hiihhi.i,,
1'rlnevlllc, On pii. 12-10-tf