KOIiSECLEANING
Business an i Professional Mj
Con Overalls anil Help.
JUNIOR STREET SWEEPERS.
Tha Ent.rprii. of That City an Object
L.aaon Well Worth Copying by Our
Town -Juv.nil. League sf Fourteen
Thousand School Children.
Recently Henry E. IV-an. commis
sioner of parks auj public proHTty in
Kansas City, Kaa, ent letters to
business and profosslou.il men In the
Ariuourdnle district asking; thetn to
appear at Shawnee park prepared to
wmI the day In the work of eleanliiK
the district of weeds and trash. That
the Rchool children also nilsht lie In
terested they were asked to clean the
yards and alleys.
They N-iran to pather as early as
7:.TO o'clock In the moraine lawyers,
merchants, doctors, preachers, real es
tate men armed with shovels, boes
and an abundance of enthusiasm. An
hour later the attack bcpin.
The party was divided into three
sections one to work on Osaire ave
nue, another on Kansas avenue and a
third on cross streets. Wagons, fur
nished by the city and by business
firms, were on hand to follow the
workers and collect the results of their
labor.
Vp one side of the street and down
the other they worked, cleaning the
street and parking of weeds and pa
pers and piling theni for the wagons
to .collect and cart away. And school
boys who had not been detained at
home to clean the yards followed the
shovel and hoe brigade with brooms.
And the women were working too.
Willie their husbands were cleaning the
streets they were sweeping the yards.
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JCVEKILS STB EFT CLEASISO LEAGCE OF
HEW loi;K.
(Courtesy American C:ty.
picking up tin cans and papers and
cutting the dead weeds. In all parts
of the city women could I o seen raking
up leaves and trash and even repair
ing fences. The churches had men
at work cleaning and repairing the
properties, and the rchool janitors
were busy in the sc-koo'.house yards.
"This is only a st rter," Mr. Dean
explained. "All of Kansas City, Kan.,
will be cleaned the sa: le way. The re
sults demonstrate tha : our citizens de
sire a clean city and i;re willing to do
their share. Before lc ;g we will have
the H.ouO school eh! dren organized
into Juvenile leagues for the purpose
of assisting in this wc:k. and with the
same interest manift.-:ed by the citl
zens as was shown at our recent
cleanup we will soon have a clean
city."
In speaking of the children's part
Sirs. Ij. W. Keplinger. chairman of the
civic committee of t!.a Federation of
Clubs, said:
"if a league of the "ichool children is
formed a more com ; rted effort will re
sult. There Is re: My nothing gained
by one cleanup a year. The cleauin.
process must be l.i operation nil the
time. The children always have helped
in the work willir. .!-. It might be a
good idea to supply tfcem with buttons
proclaiming they ar. for a clean city.
An efficient street cleaning brigade
can keep a town f:'.ry presentable, but
the only way that it can be kept really
clean is by educating its itizens to
their individual responsibility. That is
why the organization of the school
children of Kansas City into Juvenile
leagues for cleaning the city ought to
prove a fine tiling for th- town. The
combined efforts of the school children
could pretty nearly transform the ap
pearance of the strei t.-i of any city or
town in the laud.
Besides, the league, ought to prove
effective means for letting the young
sters Into city nffr.i 's. Children who
are interested in i lean streets ought
after awhile to be Interested in clean
politics. If Kansas City can get !t
rising generation into the political
game it will have nchlevrr! something
of much more permanent cud fan-each-ing
importance than tidy streets
Mare Lost.
Gray mare, brai d anchor T on left
shoulder, collar nnik on each shoulder
lialter and forlv feet of rope; weight
nnout 1U;U r''i'iids; reward. Address,
Joan Bdrki.it, Prineville, Or. 3 16 tf.
PRESERViNOJKEATS.
No Italian Trottit eliminates tht
L's of lc.
The puWIc Is prone to shudder at
the statement of our government r
Tiwij.-aiom who do. hire that meat c; n
uuv U- prv'orvid a year or so in
stemge without thinner of putivfao
tiou. bill wti.it will this sain,- public
sax to tlie statement of the Kalian ex
ports who have dKoovorvd a means f
niitiiiniif.ving the fresh killed lnvf r
snoop o 'hat not i'en loe Is required
to keep the meat in a perfectly normal
and lusi lnis ronditloa lu a illiterate
tcnineraturc?
The priH-cilure eVsoriliod sounds so
elaborate that one cau scarcely be
lieve It will I feasible for practkal
pursoses. I'lrst a simple solution of
IiX) parts of water. "J." imrn of com
mon salt and 4 parts acetic acid Is
prewired. Then when the beast to
killed the veins are drained of blood,
and the solutl. u Is inj.viixl Into the
system In Its stead.
The original cxorimonts were made
at Turin, and the animals ciorimont
ed u'U were hung up in au even torn-
H-nitiire of CI degrees K. and allowed
to remain there for two montlis aud a
half. Then the creatures were skin
noil, cut up and prepared for the s. Icii
I ilk revel. Who the devotees were
that Indulged In the repast Is not gen
erally known as yet, but all tests
showed that the flesh was tender, ex
ceedingly palatable and In every re-
siect as good as fresh meat. If uot su
perior. It Is declared that there need
be no time limit to the preservative
powers of this exceedingly cheap and
simple solution. Chicago Tribune.
HINT FOR THE WORKSHOP.
How to Cut a Left Hand Thread With
a Right Hand Tap.
The illustration herewith shows how
left hand thread can be cut with a
ri.ht band tap. Two holes are drilled
in a very hard piece of wood la such
Relinquishment Cheap.
180 acres, 20 miles from Prineville on
Crooked river; 20 acres in grain; irri
gation not required but can be irrigated.
Jlouso, barn, 3-wire fence around the
Whole 100; will relinquish for $800.
Inquire at this office 3-16-tf.
A
crrnso lift haxd thread.
a manner that they cut into each
other. The tap is screwed Into one
and held rigid. The other hole serves
as a guide for the rod that is to be
threaded, causing the rod to bear
against the outside cutting edge of the
tap. By turning this rod In a left
handed direction a left hand thread
will be cut both the pitch and cutting
edge of the tap coming true for this
purpose. 1
TO REPLENISH FORESTS.
Government Hae Secured Ten Tons of
Tree Seed.
Owing to the Immense amount of
timber that has been cut from our
forests in the past and because the
failure to plant new trees has so re
duced the supply of certain hard
woods the department of agriculture
has gathered, through the efforts of
its forest rangers and foresters, some
ten tons of tree seed, which it is plan
ned to plant In the burned sections of
the west and in those sections where
certain trees will thrive the best.
When one considers that in one
pound of seed there are about 10,000
individual seeds it will be realized
how much time and labor were ex
pended to secure ten tons. Out of
these 10,000 individual seeds in each
pound it is expected that there will
mature about 400 plants or young
trees. The seed is to be planted where
it is desired to have the trees grow,
doing away with transplanting and
ttimning out.
In this manner the department of
agriculture expects to be able to re
plenish the now nearly depleted for
ests and at the same time to bring
about relief from a possible wood fam
ine. Scientific American.
S-igar at a Food.
In a paper on the value of sugar as
food as compared with fat M. An
guste Chauveau maintains that its nu
tritive value is considerably higher
than that deduced from its beat of
combustion and that the calculation
that 0.7M pound of the former Is
Minal to one pound of the latter Is in
many cases exceeded. The Increase
In relative nutritive value is due large
ly to the fact that sugar promotes as
similation of the proteiils and reduces
dissimilation, and the value of a food
must necessarily depend not :,!y on
the energy it is capable of supplying,
but also on the indirect inrlai rne that
It Is capable of exerting in the renewal
and formation of animal tissue. From
whatever point of view the matter is
regarded, the superiority of sugar over
fat as a food, whether for men at rest
or at work, is very distinct.
Fish of Canal Zone Waters.
The Field Museum of Natural nis
tory at Chicago announces the Inten
tion of that Institution tu make a
study of the flesh water, brackish and
salt water shore tish of the canal zotc
during the coining dry season. The
study will lie made before the coin
plot ion of the canal in order that the
fish may be taken before they have
had ff chance to cruss the divide and
undergo the changes incident to a new
environment.
Clover Leaf Ranch
Fort Rock. Oregon.
Eggs for Hatching,
Whit VHmlotU; i: for $X tt. V.
iVsnTAHt k, rriiu-vino, oiy. amt
Huntington & Wilson
Attorneys
Of Ttw nUWs lhv ttpontMft oAliTft in
Portland. Orfom Room 8O5-40 7
Lwis Building.
tt.Mnmw vnt to thm fitim rnn.k IVnnlv
tlmMwh Owiromo In Tli or diiwl
to lliflr IVtrdiuut Htt1rv wtlt imtmui
iifnitou IVuiituid ThHH Main vilA.
Contest Notic.
IVr(mMt f tli Interior,
1'. S. l-aiui Uthoc at Tli It,!. Ort:oiu
rVhrunrv T. 1U,
A suftt.tnt NntiMt MfnilHYit hsvin- i.m
fiUtl In till rtUo l.y ttvonrf w. nru nm
Utani, Msiuint homoM ( on try N. UnU
tiuut-June v 11?. ftir iif't, ii nt., upi4
m. r'n..MUi.f, tn which 11 U n'l.', ht
i uhi Hon Hi nit mrowm-hl vikI
.'vr thtty.m; tlml hu1 ulltvrHl ithM iuv m
mu u nis rintuvnit itl In tn irmv.
time of wr. NUI Nrlurr h-rvhv ntuil,-,l
toutnttmr, ivtvmd nmt ortV-r ovi.tnuv limctw
April -V. mn, iN.n.ivT. K. J. I'uirT, lhitrv
lHilttUMt hUomvtlt Prtnovtlltx i)h.tu n.l
ihnt Qiiki htMrin hold ml lUoolood t.
A'tii.7, I'll, itomn iho KcsUtcr mtl
RoontVfr Nt tho rnilotl SIhUl IjhiJ i.m.M in
I no in no, iintrm.
Ttto Kitil C(tntotMnt vl. l rtmn.tr f.
ftdiivtl, m-1 t-'tbrutiry -T, ltHl, wt ftrUi fmu
wmrn snow iiihi nor auf illll, ikv lmoim
wtxut omiiis iuhkv ottn iui ! niHii4 (t i
Htitl dlro'ol IIihI uoh noltcv
horivvn ItT duo Miid LirontT ktuttltrMiltm
Barred Plvmoutli Rook. Kil
Hamburgh, Buff Orpington, Golden
Wyndotts. White Wvondntt. and VVhito
Leghorn egga $2.50 for 15. Orders will
have prompt attention. All Al stock
finest that can be had.
l-5lf C. E. Shaffer. Prrm.
Notice to Creditors.
Notice is hrehv iTvti bv thj un,ttr.
"ijiuoii, i in1 siiiuiniairaior oi iiir osUto ot
i'alnck J4 Konnnly, dvoawi, to all per
n hiving el hi i aaini Maid doiVAed
to prosiort the Mine, with thf proper
Huii urn, u i no unuorsiiiott i tlie otlu-o
ot M. K. Klitott in rrinetille, t)ro:tn,
within i month from the tirt nuhti
ctttittn of thin notice.
JL'ated this -nd day of Feb., Wit.
K. K. HKCKM AN,
Adiuini.-trHttfr of the Kute ol Tatrick J.
Koiuieiiy, ueveayeii.
oticc tf Final Settlement.
Notice ht?rotv riven that th un.lorninusl
atlmini!trtrtx ol Itio ouioof KoUnt t'urrti.
dtHvustnl, Utut rtloil oor tinnl mcovinl In snuI
estate m llo rounty Court of the state of ore
aon ior i rKt i outitr. and the x M court hj
sot Tuesttav tho 4th rtav of Anril. Wll. it h
ircim sa m. u iti Uety, at tlie (VUUIV ooiirt-
room iTinovtiio, I'rotiiMi, as tne limo aii't
I'tiice for hti,rt sai.l iinl acoouiu. At whioh
tttuo anl pUoeanv portkm tntorftttsl in snid
estate may appear and ot)ovl to iaid Knal
atvotmt. And uid court by imhI float aero tint
is akcd to oritor tho said administratrix to
deod over to Charloi W. I'ltrrinh all of lot & In
iMovir. t' oi raimatn. now Mmtra.-s orogow, lor
tho roaonv stat d tn paid tin I account.
iateu ut day oX Mftn h. lU.
MARTHA A P ARR 1411.
Administratrix of the cauio ot Koland Tarruh,
ixiafd, V4 6t
Notice for Publication.
IVpartment of the Inferior. Tntted Rfntea
Ind litn.f at The iatlle. On m, Febru
ary lUh. 1911.
KotUv U borehy efven that
klltatit M CluhMitah.
of PrtnoTtDo. OrKn, who, on February ?th
l made HoiiHtteud. No. UM'i. serial No.
WMI.AirNSHK-. and theli SK'. M-otton
T. township to !utu, Ktinici i.t tint,
W illaimtto Mortdlnn, haa Hlod nor too of
Intention to make hnal tlve-viur uroof to
e.-trti.lih claim to the land abve deiHr1betl,
bofore Warrt-o Hntwn, (Niunty vlork, ut hi
ortiee, at PrlnovtUe, Unim, on theiHtli
doytif March, ltfil.
i-lalmant names aa wltnoMtea: (eng w,
Junoa. Honry J. Kdward.'uT,SourHl W iiUatii
8, i ooko. of PrlaovlUe, Orvifon.
ap f. w. l(H)HE.HitfWtrr
Summons.
In the Circuit Court of the Slate of Oregon fur
J. H- ! raw anil O C. (irar. Plaintiffs vm
holla MciH'iialtf, KcUfti t inUyiiou, and flora
jjriM'naifi, iieio nuauta.
To Ittabtlla MvlK.iiaid. and Rebecca Kinlav.
son, doten.ini!i aUve named :
In the nanto of the State of Orenn. von irt
boreby rf.piirvd to apear and answer the
coniplaint tiled atrainst you iu tho abovocn
titled court mid s.tlt. on or before tho It
ot the titiio prescribed in the ordor for publi-
i ninni n iinn uniimioiiB, to-wu; ine i;,ui ttav ol
April 1(,11. and tt vmi tail to so answer far uim
thereof, tbc plaintiff will amdy to the court
lor the rt-hel thorotn demanded, to-wit :
That the dvi-ri'lanu aud each of thom lie re.
quired toeatablish their claim in and to the
outh half of tho south Vett otiartor. and tio
South half of the Mouth Kaai oiiartrr nt s.-t..n
ten W). ine rin fcnxi .nartfr, and the orth
esi iiimrttroi wnon ; xteoil Mil. an ih
outh Kast iiuartor of the South Wi t. tpiartcr
of Section Kiitliteon fl). the North KattiMarisr
ot ine ortn hchi quarter, and toe Mnrih hAlt
i me ortn hwtt quarter ol Hoc t ion Ninoteen
11 all in Towiifhin .sixtfti uu Ui.mh f
kanee Nineteen tVJ Knt of the tt iliam'ft
Meridian, in Crook County, Oregon, and that
a deerto be entered herein forever barring the
aid dt fendauts, and each of them, and all
imtwhis cUimirnr under, hv or throiurh them
or either of them from making wr elainiinit
any iuteretit in and i aaid land or any part
inrit-iu, aim mat pianuniK ue declared the
owner in fee .i undo of aaid land, and fur kih-Ii
other and further order or decree aa nuv win
meet m the premises, aud for the cobih ant
'ji-ouruientB oi thitt suit.
1 hi luminons i nerved unon von hv onler nl
the Hon, W. L. Brads haw, Jadtte of tlie atNirc-
eniun-'i eoiin, oaieo me Siru ilay OI February
1'JU. and the date of the rtrm niihtteation w
this tmiurnons is March 2nd, liUl. and the date
of the lant publication thereof alii exitire
April Uth, mil.
. A. BKLL, Ally lor Plaintiffs.
Tailoring!!
I hve received my new
Spring line of Woolen. No
old stock to work off itnd
now have associated with
m Mr. C E. Thomas, in
expert cutter and fitter from
Portland. Have your suits
made to your own measure
here in Prineville by practi
cal Tailors. Ladies' suits
altered, cleaned and pressed
GORMLEY, the Tailor.
R. L. Jordan & Company
Notice to I'rcditort.
Notice fc hcroby fiven hv the underMnned,
tho admtnomatnx oi the etale ot Uooiko K.
l ytic, deAaM'd. to alt perin havlnit rlaitn"
a.aitittt tin ;id dtveaaed to preneni tltcin nb
the proper ouchcr to the nnderiiie( at the
oflbeot M. K. Ulioti lu I'riucrlUc, Ornn,
within to nionthi inm the date ol the tirM
putdteatton of tint notice.
luted Utu ittd day of Maro4n
VIA K H I.YTI.r.
Admlnitstratrtx of the Ktaie t iinnto F,
l.yile, iUvvel.
Contest VotlCw.
IVpartment of the Interior,
I'.fci. liiul Oillceat I tie latiev Oregon
Kehiuary ts"U.
A JMfrtclont etnloM ntlldavlt' huvlnc n
ttied In thtt otlu-e ty Kraneta K. UrUhUm-Ufitaiit-
Hnintt toiitteled entry No. t'-'t.,
made Marvh IT, l'-bi, for aol4 Sot t ton 4, Tow n
hlp III SHtuth. Itaiive U Kat, ttillainolle
Meridian, by Uiiilit l Johnwiit, oonteotiv, tu
which tt tn alb tced that atitd I.miU U. Jolm
m ha wholly a'wtudoned naut tract Tor
more than al x month lutt pant; that an Id
traet 1 not nettled uput and cultivated bv
satd thirty aa required tv law: that wild al
iened atMonoe wan not due to h Wemntoy tnent
in tho army, navy or marine ctiw of tho
I'tilted Stale In time or war. Kind partloa
are hereby notltlod to npivar. rotmd and
otter evidence toiteMiitf iOd aib-Kathm at 11
o'clock a. m, on Aprtt J1, yil, (KTon T. K. J.
iHifl'y, a notary tnibUo, nt tit it tt1'lce In I'rlno
v llio, Orvou. and that Mutt I ben ring will lw
hold al luA':o k a hkhii April i7, lH, Im
ftire tho Itt-vbdcr and Kovlvort the Cidted
Stutea I jnd OtUcr In The ttaliea, trecviu.
The said content ant Imvtiikt. In a proer ft
fldavlt, nted t'ohruary -H, m, aot ft.rth (aoU
Which a how that after duo dillfeneo vmiiN!
orvloe of thK notice can hot tw matte, tt k
hon-ity ordorott and directed that nuch nUce
ho nlveu by due and pnqer puhllcHtlon,
C. MtKKK. Hi'Ktatrr,
Cleutt and Monarch
Shirts
$1-25 $1.50
New Spring Styles Dress Ginghams
In Ladies Shoe s.
Arrow Brand Collars
2 for 25c.
Cravt'iu-lli', Ciiiiincl.tln, Palrnl
Lillur in rtmiu ami lligli
Culs, Short Vamp and Slriilly
np-lo-Jalr,
$3.00 to $4.00
Cotton Voularda, Lftwnt,
Dimityi. All the Newest
Spring Creations
Cooteit Notict.
rvpartmont of the interior.
V. H. iiud Uitlce, The (mile, on ion.
Koliritary U, It'll.
A sufficient enutcit atlltlavtl liuvlmr
tlle.l tn Itoa ortloe ty Van M. MoFm-. om-
leaiaut. n:tinl itonteatouit Klitry H7I,
made Muv 'J. ICk ft.r w e.tlon i.
nhlp l.i atnith, r unite It cant, V illainetto Mt'tl
dian, hy John M.Wtowart, (decoa d) etuih .
toe, In Men It Is i,lleed that aaid John M.
Stewart died on nr aUuit Mitreh l:t. ra; that
siinvsnut date hi helm, Alttv S. Johntoir
John M. Htk-u art, Mnrv S. Anderson, W lllium
" , -n'w ri uiui ivuin loitotu. nave railed to
n-Mltte ULHtti or cuUi vale nld traifl - n-oulnl
hv law; that tat Id hctra have aold the tm-
pntvemonts ereeieu on catd trnot and whollv
aluttldotied the wtin-1 uild Darttt an ht i.o,v
ndtrled lo uppsar, rei.ond nnd otter ovl.
deuce t4tlrhiitK anld BliMfHllon at lit o'cloek
a, m. on Muruh Ut lull, boiore T. K. J. Ihitl v,
a nimry ruiuic. at imh om.v Hi I'rluovt
tin-sum, and that final heart n,r will tte held
at iu o cioea a. m. tm Mure It .1 mil itr.n n...
HenlHter aud Itect'lver at the I'm lax! Ht.ii.ui
ijuiti umce ui l no IhUlt", Orettnti.
I he saltl eonlcrOnni hat ilii?. ma ripnrur mm
davit. Hied January 'i, ljil, net forth Udn
nuninim tnt alter due diligence perMMia!
jttTviveof nts nou.-o can not la? ntado, it 1
tiLTfuj 1'ito-reti ami nt roe ten mat ueh not let
no trivou uy utu aua pr-'(-er publication.
i . . utmt, Koiifjter,
Ladies Muslin Underwear
We have a complete line of
muslin underwear styles
too numerous to mention,
with prices that are right.
Ladies' Waists
Just Arrived the newest
that can be gotten. Pheas
ant, Lingarce and tailored
styles.
J. L. Jordan & Company
Contest Notice
Department of The Interior.
V. b. Land Ollice, The Dalle, Oregon.
February 18, 1'.'lj.
a sufficient conlcRt affidnvfi. Lvinv twn
filed In this ofllne by Churleii (i. I'eienu.n
eniiti-slant, flKainst ho men lead Kutry No.
iJtvtll. made March 29. JWlO, fore's ''4, wH
ec 27. tp 17 aouth. runtre Ifl cant, MlUant
ette Meridian, hy Alonzo H. RoMnsim. con
usiee, in wnicn it u aliei-ed that aaid Alonio
H. Kohinnn lma wholly almndoned wild
traet for mom than Mx nutnthH lat pat:
that Wild tract Ik not settled uoon and entil.
vnted by aaid Prty aft required hy law; that
there nre no Improvement upon Maid tract;
tiiotnnKi niirf(i DDKIIIK WIU HOI U IHJ U IDS
employment In the nrmv. nave or mnrin
corpa of the I'nlU d Htutoft In 'time of wnr
Said partn-a Hre hemhy notified to appear.
Hionu mm ont-r evidence touch inn Haiti af
iratlon at lu o'clock a. m. on AnHI I. Itnl.
before T- E. .1. Iiurt v. a N'otarv Puhllo. nt t.w
office In Frinevllle, Oreon. and that final
ijeariiiK wiii m tieio &i o chm;k a. m. on
April m, 111 1 , laffore the i-Kiwter and ItewMver
at the I'nlted WUttes Lnud Ollice In The
i;u lex, Oregon.
i hp Kjiiu contestant havtnjf. In a proper af.
tavit. filed Kehruarv Hi. lll. L forih fo,.iu
which nhovv that after duo fllllircncx. iMra.,nl
service of thin notice can not le made, l( in
j viu'-rni aiiu oimcieu uiHl HUt'.Q HOllce
be gi ven by due aud pnipfr puhilcnllou.
-''P , u. . MUOHK, licffiater.
Notice for Publication.
Department of tho lnterl'ir. IT. M. Ijinrl Offlsw
ai t no (tain, ureiriiii, hi-bruary l.ith. ill.
il IMTI'll. KIVl-Il tout
(ilto,itnnt IX Aaa.HtInl.
of Prineville, op-hoii, who. n Jnnnarr 1.
I'lirt, made Homestead No ltNt Me rial Nt.
7Nl, Additional Het. lUlh. YJW. Herlal No
ttWW, for n' it's '. and tho iiw'i
" nun ownni b on in, range in enat,
lllaiuettee Meridian. ha filed notice of
inh-nllon to make final Hvo-vear nnatr. tn
otnhltb claim lo the land alave dem-rlta-d,
"""hi iTuiui, eitnniv oiera, ni Ilia
ofIlcet rrinevllio.tircicou, on the 'MtU day of
.iiurcn, tun,
t' lu! man t nmnpi wlirtusu itniotri t
Kltchtnif, Jquin m-rurdo. HoU'rt U, Hmltli,
naiiuiKcr, an or rrtnevuie. onirnn.
--P C. W. MOOKK. lU giater.
Notice to C.reditorM.
Notice 1 hrr.-hy given hy the undentiened
the adiuinitratir of the ..stie of John ('
Tuekor. doeoat to all (htwiiih havinn claim
tK turn ine aii fleeoHsea m itrcnellt the maiiic
Willi the proper vnteher(t to the IlildiTvlKUtd
at tne i.mee u M. K, KIlHtttln I'rinvviile. ttre-
K.n. within iu m-'iithji (rum the tlral puhtica
lion of thm uoimc.
Haled thw 2nd day of March, l'Jlt.
J. A. VV.rK,
Administrator nf tc K-oate ol John (
Tucker, d''ea,-..
i. II. iliewMi r. t!. K.
R. L. Itrewter
t'ity Knineer
I'riiit'ville, Or.
Brewster Engineering Co.,
Prineville, Oregon.
Surveying, Maping, Estimates,
Phow? Piotief r 231.
T ( f 1. MMK meets every
-Km ' HltlllrilUT
Htrangcra wolconie. K. V. i'onxtable
light.
N7.:
Wldd Ihirni-s. V. i.; II. li. Uobbn, Bee.; and
. B, Dinwiddle, Treua.
Wanted.
Three or four fnrniehwl roomB for
liliht liousekecpinK or will take fur-
rnsliKd house, 'l'lione Pioneer Alwtract
Company. 2 M'i-tl.
ids Wanted!!
JTo furnish 60,000 feet of lumber for sidewalks in
Noble's Addition, to be delivered on the ground at the
earliest possible date. Bids are also desired for the con
struction of sidewalks complete, everything to be furnished
by the contractor and Jor the construction of such walks
where all materials are furnished by U3. Bids are also
called for to level and grade the streets in Noble's Ad
dition. For full particulars, call on or address
A. R. Bowman,
Selling Agent for Noble'i Addition to Prineville, Or.
Minmeryi
Opening.
First Showing of New Spring
HaU
Tuesday, Mar. 21.
Mrs. Estes
Millinery Parlors.
PRINEVILLE,. - OREGON.
0. K. MARKET
1 HARNESS and 1
I SADDLERY 1
1 SHOP
H.D. STILL
Prineville, Oregon
Nutlet; for Publication.
!epartment of the Interior,
I". 8. Jml Ollice at The Ihilii (trctfim.
Mnrch lfith, lull,
Notice l herehy ntven Mint Mfmen A. tiuilck,
nl I'rineville, nrejiini, who mi NnveinlMtr 7ih,
IHNM, made HomenU'ncl No. HUtti, hriie'; nw',
"'a I''1 i. e' Iie1, neetlnn W, tounlllt
U whi tn, rniiKu 17 cnni, WillHiiiL'tte Meriduu,
iirtH riled notice nf Inti'iition ti niiiku f'itrtl
rotnniiilalldii priHif, tn -sinliih rluini tn tlie
In nd au.ve dewrntu'd, hefure Warren lirnwii,
Count) clerk, at hi nfflee at I'rinevlilu, ()re
Koii.oii the L'l.th day nf April, I'M).
ciiiiiimni nHiui'H an )uu-sw. inivhi r,,
MnhwMd. W tlllni ii II, KirkhHin, MelvlnCraltt,
Arthur Al inkier, itll nf rrin-vilh-( iireKon.
UZip ;. w. MooltK. iteKihter.
Notice for Puhlication
Iietftrtment of the Interior,
t H. Land Oilice at The Dallen, On-irnn.
Mareh 14th, 111 1 .
Nntire In herehY Klven thai Hnhert HeniHrl.
of f'rineville, oreuun, who on April fttli, 'M),
mane iiun:nieim put, imnu Merlin m. fetH7'l,
(or e'.j rnvji, and e)a hvk, tieetlon it'i, tnvvnlil
Irtwiuth. KiuiKe 18 eimt, SVillainette Meriitlitn,
Iihh tiled tiidlee of Intention to muke linal
ftvc-yeHr nroof, to eHtablixli (fiaiin to the Und
atfovi! (UwrilM'cl, netoru Warren Ilmwn, (Nmn-
ly ir-ra, ni nni omen bl rniieviiiu, urt'Koll, on
tlie -I'ttli day of April, l!'ll.
rhiimniit liHUieit an wltnPMeii: II 11 mer W.
Fnln hild, Wiliimn o. CthIii, Allwrt I". Craln,
KrHtik A, Jliiffhuu, all of I'rineville, Oregon.
it-iClp (J. W. MOUUK, KL'KlhUT.
Choice Beef, Veal
Mutton and Pork
Stroud & Stroud, Proprietors
Butter and Eggs
Country Produce
A Fine Line of Sausage
Telephone orders receive
prompt attention
Statement of Ueiource. and LiabilitiM of
The First National Bank
At
Of Prineville, Oregon
th. cloi. of butin.M March 7, 1911
KKMOIIItl'KS !
ln nnt IMwuinl. fra,mti
tlnlird Htnlo. Honit. HJHW 00
llwik r rinlra,cte VlMI IH
t'uh liie rnmi hiuika iJl.T-K w '
Ked.niTitlon fond,. wis do
B. t. All... Pr.,M.at
Will Wurmw.U.r, Vic. Pr.,U..i
I.IAIIII.ITIKS
capllal HUKik, I.I hi ...
Hllrtilu. fiiful, i.niil
Undivided prullu. i-.rni'il ,
.Iraulallon ,,,,
liepoalia
I w.wioon
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T. M. Baldwin, C.KUr
H. Bdwia. Au'l CUar
Notice to Property Owners.
All ntrooti and sl'eya in the city of
Prinevillo vacant lotB and roap ol bum-
ncHB places iniiBt be cleaned iiti and
kept clean. Ioore ftock miift bo kont,
on Uih streets. A rcKUlur ponml i he
'iff prepared and all loons stock will be
0 mailed in tbo future. Cliickens also
ure not allowed to run at larne.
The dog tax for 1W11 in due ami must
be paid at once. All of tliexo ordi
nances will be Inforced.
A. J. Wkstow,
3 2 Chief of I'ulice.
Farm for Sale.
1(10 acres, 130 acres nooil bottom land.
30 acres in cult ival ion ; all under fence;
crejk running throuiih i)lacoi small
house; (rood barn and corrals for hand
ling Btock; lurrounded by good out
range. $lll per aero; easy terms.
Mkd vandkiu'ool, I'rineville, Orocon.
O Ol 1 ... ...I .
3T5lE4l
Shinglen, MouldinRB, Windows,
Doors, GlaBBes, Etc. Etc,, Kto.
SHIPP & PERRY
PRINEVILLE. OREOON
l?4
THE HAMILTON STABLES
J. H. WIGLE, Proprietor
I'RINEVILLE, OREGON
Stock boarded by the day, Kk or month nt
Reasonable rates. RemonAer us when in
Prineville. Rate Reasonable. ' We have
Fine Livery Rigs For Rent
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